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Provincial.

Bro . C . Lee , D . P . G . M ., and the rest of the Prov . Grand Officers ; Bro . J . AV . Collins , Minerva Lodge , No . 311 , Hull ; and VV . Masters , P . Masters , Off ! cers , and Brethren , from Lodges Nos . 73 , 17 . 0 , 251 , 293 , 822 , 330 , 31-2 , 36-1 , 365 , 379 , 382 , 38-1 , 385 , " 642 , 727 , and 7 G 3 . The Lodges having been called over , the Prov . Grand Lodge was opened in form , with solemn prayer . The minutes of the P . G . L ., held at HeckmondwikeJune 211850 were read and confirmed . The

peti-, , , tion of Bro . J . Brown , of Lodge No . 385 , Avas presented and read , when it was resolved , that the sum of 10 / . be appropriated to the relief of the petitioner . The D . P . G . M . called upon Bro . Perkins , of Lodge No . 364 ) , and complimented him upon an instructive Masonic Lecture , delivered to the Brethren of his Lodge ; and upon Bro . Smith , of Lodge No . 365 , and congratulated him on the receipt of a fraternal Masonic token from a venerable and respected Brother of that Lodge . The Brethren from

Lodge No . 727 , were called for and complimented on the respectable manner in ivhich they had conducted their Masonic Ball , for which ' a dispensation had been granted ; and tbe D . P . G . M . took the opportunity of stating to the Brethren that he should deem it to be his duty to withhold the grant of any dispensation , on any future application , if the slightest departure from right order and propriety should be permitted in any Lodge , to which dispensation for such festive purpose had been

granted . The Prov . Grand Lodge was then closed in form with solemn prayer . After the business of the Lodge was concluded , the Brethren sat down to refreshment , prepared for the occasion ; and when the usual toasts ,

had been drank , . Loyal and Masonic , each ueparred to their homes like honest men , good and true . " AA jiKEFiELn . —A Provincial Grand Lodge was held on Saturday , the 29 th of March , for the purpose of paying honour and respect to the memory of Bro . George Henry France , P . G . D . C . and P . P . S .. G . W ., lately deceased ; at ivhich the following Grand Officers and other members of the Craft were present : Bro . C . Lee , D . P . G . M ., and the rest ofthe Prov . Grand Officerstogether with MastersP . MastersOfficers

, , , and Brethren from Lodges Nos . 73 , 171 , 179 , 251 , 3 G 4-, 3 ( 35 . 379 , 3 S 2 , 3 S 4 529 , and 727 . The Lodges having been called over , the Brethren formed in Masonic order , and proceeded , seniors first , to the late residence of the departed Brother , where , facing about , the funeral cortege moved to the parish church , the juniors going first , and the Prov . Grand Lodge last , all in full mourning , with black crape rosettes on the apronsblack crape

, covering the collars . Silence reigned throughout the ranks . On reaching the church , the Brethren opened to the right and left , and when the mourning family had passed , the D . P . G . M . and the Brethren in succession followed into the ancient church , and filing right and left took their seats in . the aisle of this venerable edifice . The Rev . Samuel Sharp , the vicar , read the beautiful service of the church for the dead , in a most impressive manner . Bro . White , the

Prov . ( Jrand . Organist , presided at the organ , whose tones struck with deep and solemn effect upon the mourners' ears , as the sad procession moved from the chinch towards the last resting-place of the departed Brother .

After the funeral obsequies had been concluded , the Bretluen followed the bereaved family in procession , to the late dwelling of him whom they had long loved , whose loss they all so deeply deplored . VOL . II . K K

“The Freemasons' Quarterly Review: 1851-06-30, Page 113” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 12 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/fqr/issues/fqr_30061851/page/113/.
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THE FEEEMASONS' QUARTERLY MAGAZINE AND REVIEW. Article 1
THE REVELATIONS OF A SQUARE. Article 9
THE FREEMASON'S WIDOW.* Article 29
CONCISE BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Article 35
HISTORICAL ENQUIRY INTO THE FUNEREAL CEREMONIES OF THE VARIOUS NATIONS OF THE WORLD* Article 37
BRO. MARSHAL SOULT. Article 43
HISTORICAL NOTES ON FREEMASONRY. Article 44
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 54
TO THE EDITOR. Article 59
TO THE EDITOR. Article 60
Obituary. Article 61
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE . Article 62
UNITED GRAND LODGE. Article 63
QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION , June 4, 1851. Article 68
GRAND CONCLAVE. Article 72
THE 33RD DEGREE FOR ENGLAND AND WALES, AND THE DEPENDENCIES OF THE BRITISH CROWN. Article 74
Supreme Council for Ireland. Article 75
Supreme Council For Scotland. Article 76
THE CHARITIES. Article 78
THE ROYAL BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION FOR AGED FREEMASONS AND THEIR WIDOWS. Article 84
METROPOLITAN. Article 89
PROVINCIAL. Article 97
SCOTLAND. Article 114
IRELAND. Article 119
COLONIAL. Article 120
WEST INDIES. Article 123
AMERICA. Article 124
LITERARY NOTICES Article 125
BRO. WYLD'S GREAT GLOBE. Article 127
THE GREAT EXHIBITION. Article 128
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Provincial.

Bro . C . Lee , D . P . G . M ., and the rest of the Prov . Grand Officers ; Bro . J . AV . Collins , Minerva Lodge , No . 311 , Hull ; and VV . Masters , P . Masters , Off ! cers , and Brethren , from Lodges Nos . 73 , 17 . 0 , 251 , 293 , 822 , 330 , 31-2 , 36-1 , 365 , 379 , 382 , 38-1 , 385 , " 642 , 727 , and 7 G 3 . The Lodges having been called over , the Prov . Grand Lodge was opened in form , with solemn prayer . The minutes of the P . G . L ., held at HeckmondwikeJune 211850 were read and confirmed . The

peti-, , , tion of Bro . J . Brown , of Lodge No . 385 , Avas presented and read , when it was resolved , that the sum of 10 / . be appropriated to the relief of the petitioner . The D . P . G . M . called upon Bro . Perkins , of Lodge No . 364 ) , and complimented him upon an instructive Masonic Lecture , delivered to the Brethren of his Lodge ; and upon Bro . Smith , of Lodge No . 365 , and congratulated him on the receipt of a fraternal Masonic token from a venerable and respected Brother of that Lodge . The Brethren from

Lodge No . 727 , were called for and complimented on the respectable manner in ivhich they had conducted their Masonic Ball , for which ' a dispensation had been granted ; and tbe D . P . G . M . took the opportunity of stating to the Brethren that he should deem it to be his duty to withhold the grant of any dispensation , on any future application , if the slightest departure from right order and propriety should be permitted in any Lodge , to which dispensation for such festive purpose had been

granted . The Prov . Grand Lodge was then closed in form with solemn prayer . After the business of the Lodge was concluded , the Brethren sat down to refreshment , prepared for the occasion ; and when the usual toasts ,

had been drank , . Loyal and Masonic , each ueparred to their homes like honest men , good and true . " AA jiKEFiELn . —A Provincial Grand Lodge was held on Saturday , the 29 th of March , for the purpose of paying honour and respect to the memory of Bro . George Henry France , P . G . D . C . and P . P . S .. G . W ., lately deceased ; at ivhich the following Grand Officers and other members of the Craft were present : Bro . C . Lee , D . P . G . M ., and the rest ofthe Prov . Grand Officerstogether with MastersP . MastersOfficers

, , , and Brethren from Lodges Nos . 73 , 171 , 179 , 251 , 3 G 4-, 3 ( 35 . 379 , 3 S 2 , 3 S 4 529 , and 727 . The Lodges having been called over , the Brethren formed in Masonic order , and proceeded , seniors first , to the late residence of the departed Brother , where , facing about , the funeral cortege moved to the parish church , the juniors going first , and the Prov . Grand Lodge last , all in full mourning , with black crape rosettes on the apronsblack crape

, covering the collars . Silence reigned throughout the ranks . On reaching the church , the Brethren opened to the right and left , and when the mourning family had passed , the D . P . G . M . and the Brethren in succession followed into the ancient church , and filing right and left took their seats in . the aisle of this venerable edifice . The Rev . Samuel Sharp , the vicar , read the beautiful service of the church for the dead , in a most impressive manner . Bro . White , the

Prov . ( Jrand . Organist , presided at the organ , whose tones struck with deep and solemn effect upon the mourners' ears , as the sad procession moved from the chinch towards the last resting-place of the departed Brother .

After the funeral obsequies had been concluded , the Bretluen followed the bereaved family in procession , to the late dwelling of him whom they had long loved , whose loss they all so deeply deplored . VOL . II . K K

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