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Ireland.
with him by their cheers . Which , while it was matter of heartfelt pleasure to himself , compelled him to say , that in truth it was a gratification to rule over a set of- men so linked together in a cordial good feeling and fraternal regard .
Brother T . Murphy , P . M . No . 2 , proposed the health of Brother 1 arr , the newl y elected Senior \ Varden . « vr * r r 0 tl L - r rarr ( a meclical man ) returned thanks nearly as follows : — AA orshipful Master and Brethren , while perfectly sensible of the growing regard ancl approbation of my Lodge , in advancing me to the rank of Senior AVarden , yet I have almost a wish that I had retained my former position . I had used to it—for I have been Junior
grown Warden betimes for the last two years . I had a liking for the post , as it brought all my physical energies into action , and enabled me to administer to your comforts , ancl adopt such remedial measures as your several cases required ; and though in my last situation I might have exhibited a feverish anxiety to bring into practice my feeble abilities and for which the " Argus-eyed Quarterly" rated me , yet it is my determination despite of thatto follow undeviatinglthe to
, , y same course your good . " Brother Gattie , J . AV . No . 2 , proposed the health of Brother Andrews , who returned thanks very briefly , by observing , that the less a man said of himself the better . All he could do was according to mercantile usage , to promise to be correct in his dealings . He hoped for the indulgence of the Locl ge until he became an adept . The Lodge closed at eleven .
THEATRE ROYAL , June 26 . —The entertainments were in aid of the fund for the relief of the distressed Widows ancl Brethren ofthe Masonic Order . The house , we were happy to see , was densely crowded in every part . Before the performance commenced the curtain rose , and a number of the Brethren of the Order appeared on the stage in full Masonic costume . His Grace the Duke of Leinster , Grand Master of * ree and Accepted Masons in Ireland , seated on the throne . On the right and left stood Brothers Joseph White ancl Edward Tandv . holding
the standards of the Order over his Grace ' s head . The Brethren , arranged at either side of the stage , formed a very picturesque scene After saluting the M . W . G . M . with the customary Masonic salute , they were greeted with the plaudits of tbe audience . The whole strength of the company then advanced in front of the stage , and sang " God save the Queen "—Masonic version . The curtain then dropped . His Grace tlie Duke of Leinster , and the members of the Committee and Stewards * Brethren AVhite
W . , D . G . M . ; the Hon . T . F . W . Butler , G . T . ; the Rev . S . W . Fox , G . C ; G . Baldwin , Captain Stritch , Swift , Creighton , Benson , Lloyd , Lawson , Keene , AVright , Carmichael , & c . & c , repaired to the state box , fitted up for the occasion . Her Grace the Duchess of Leinster , and the younger branches of her amiable family , occupied the adjoining box . Their Graces were loudly and warmly applauded during the evening . The performances were the White Horse of the Peppers , and Teddy the Tiler , in which Mr . Power was the most prominent character .
ARMAGH COUNTV . —The members of Lodge No . 210 , on the 22 nd of August , waited on Brother Tenison , ( P M . of No . 50 , President of the Armagh Alasonie Council , and 2 nd G . A . D . C . of Knights Templars in Ireland ) , at his residence in Portnelligan , Tynan , and presented to him
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Ireland.
with him by their cheers . Which , while it was matter of heartfelt pleasure to himself , compelled him to say , that in truth it was a gratification to rule over a set of- men so linked together in a cordial good feeling and fraternal regard .
Brother T . Murphy , P . M . No . 2 , proposed the health of Brother 1 arr , the newl y elected Senior \ Varden . « vr * r r 0 tl L - r rarr ( a meclical man ) returned thanks nearly as follows : — AA orshipful Master and Brethren , while perfectly sensible of the growing regard ancl approbation of my Lodge , in advancing me to the rank of Senior AVarden , yet I have almost a wish that I had retained my former position . I had used to it—for I have been Junior
grown Warden betimes for the last two years . I had a liking for the post , as it brought all my physical energies into action , and enabled me to administer to your comforts , ancl adopt such remedial measures as your several cases required ; and though in my last situation I might have exhibited a feverish anxiety to bring into practice my feeble abilities and for which the " Argus-eyed Quarterly" rated me , yet it is my determination despite of thatto follow undeviatinglthe to
, , y same course your good . " Brother Gattie , J . AV . No . 2 , proposed the health of Brother Andrews , who returned thanks very briefly , by observing , that the less a man said of himself the better . All he could do was according to mercantile usage , to promise to be correct in his dealings . He hoped for the indulgence of the Locl ge until he became an adept . The Lodge closed at eleven .
THEATRE ROYAL , June 26 . —The entertainments were in aid of the fund for the relief of the distressed Widows ancl Brethren ofthe Masonic Order . The house , we were happy to see , was densely crowded in every part . Before the performance commenced the curtain rose , and a number of the Brethren of the Order appeared on the stage in full Masonic costume . His Grace the Duke of Leinster , Grand Master of * ree and Accepted Masons in Ireland , seated on the throne . On the right and left stood Brothers Joseph White ancl Edward Tandv . holding
the standards of the Order over his Grace ' s head . The Brethren , arranged at either side of the stage , formed a very picturesque scene After saluting the M . W . G . M . with the customary Masonic salute , they were greeted with the plaudits of tbe audience . The whole strength of the company then advanced in front of the stage , and sang " God save the Queen "—Masonic version . The curtain then dropped . His Grace tlie Duke of Leinster , and the members of the Committee and Stewards * Brethren AVhite
W . , D . G . M . ; the Hon . T . F . W . Butler , G . T . ; the Rev . S . W . Fox , G . C ; G . Baldwin , Captain Stritch , Swift , Creighton , Benson , Lloyd , Lawson , Keene , AVright , Carmichael , & c . & c , repaired to the state box , fitted up for the occasion . Her Grace the Duchess of Leinster , and the younger branches of her amiable family , occupied the adjoining box . Their Graces were loudly and warmly applauded during the evening . The performances were the White Horse of the Peppers , and Teddy the Tiler , in which Mr . Power was the most prominent character .
ARMAGH COUNTV . —The members of Lodge No . 210 , on the 22 nd of August , waited on Brother Tenison , ( P M . of No . 50 , President of the Armagh Alasonie Council , and 2 nd G . A . D . C . of Knights Templars in Ireland ) , at his residence in Portnelligan , Tynan , and presented to him