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Article THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY REVIEW. ← Page 4 of 8 →
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The Freemasons' Quarterly Review.
awaited them both , and that the Prince felt his duty incomplete until he had , by the exercise of his prerogative , given to friendship the utmost homage , by elevating his friend and Brother to the dignity of Pro-Grand Master or ALTER-EGO , in 1834 . In all the grades of Masonic duty the late Earl proved
his services to be most efficient . As Deputy-Master of the Prince of Wales' Lodge , his presidency was marked by the strictest observance of the laws and regulations ; as Deputy-Grand Master , the Book of Constitutions was his study ; as Pro-Grand Master , he maintained his exalted dignity as became himself and the Grand Master whom he represented ; and in every relation of nobleman and Brother , he fulfilled the duties which he believed his MAKER had
directed him to perform , with the most exemplary fidelity . The following , as far as we can collect , are the data of his Lordship ' s service . 1803 , May 20 . —The Hon . Laurence Dundas , of the Lodge of Perfect Harmony , Palermo , was proposed as a joining Member in the Prince of Wales' Lodge ; he was
elected on the 17 th of June following . 1822 , Jan . 18 . Lord Dundas was elected Acting-Master of the same Lodge and installed on the 17 th of May with great splendour . There is much interesting correspondence of his lordshi p in the archives of the Lodge ; the last time he visited it was on the 5 th of June , 1837 .
1816 , Nov . 27 , Hon . Laurence Dundas joined the Lodge of Antiquity . 1817 , appointed Prov .-Grand Master for the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire . 1821 , appointed Deputy Grand Master . 1824 , re-appointed Deputy Grand Master on his return from abroad .
1834 , appointed Pro-Grand Master . As Deputy Grand Master his lordship was H ,, and as Pro-Grand Master pro .-Z . of the Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter . The Grand Master has directed the Grand Lodge and all subordinate Lodges to be put into mourning for six months .
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The Freemasons' Quarterly Review.
awaited them both , and that the Prince felt his duty incomplete until he had , by the exercise of his prerogative , given to friendship the utmost homage , by elevating his friend and Brother to the dignity of Pro-Grand Master or ALTER-EGO , in 1834 . In all the grades of Masonic duty the late Earl proved
his services to be most efficient . As Deputy-Master of the Prince of Wales' Lodge , his presidency was marked by the strictest observance of the laws and regulations ; as Deputy-Grand Master , the Book of Constitutions was his study ; as Pro-Grand Master , he maintained his exalted dignity as became himself and the Grand Master whom he represented ; and in every relation of nobleman and Brother , he fulfilled the duties which he believed his MAKER had
directed him to perform , with the most exemplary fidelity . The following , as far as we can collect , are the data of his Lordship ' s service . 1803 , May 20 . —The Hon . Laurence Dundas , of the Lodge of Perfect Harmony , Palermo , was proposed as a joining Member in the Prince of Wales' Lodge ; he was
elected on the 17 th of June following . 1822 , Jan . 18 . Lord Dundas was elected Acting-Master of the same Lodge and installed on the 17 th of May with great splendour . There is much interesting correspondence of his lordshi p in the archives of the Lodge ; the last time he visited it was on the 5 th of June , 1837 .
1816 , Nov . 27 , Hon . Laurence Dundas joined the Lodge of Antiquity . 1817 , appointed Prov .-Grand Master for the North and East Ridings of Yorkshire . 1821 , appointed Deputy Grand Master . 1824 , re-appointed Deputy Grand Master on his return from abroad .
1834 , appointed Pro-Grand Master . As Deputy Grand Master his lordship was H ,, and as Pro-Grand Master pro .-Z . of the Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter . The Grand Master has directed the Grand Lodge and all subordinate Lodges to be put into mourning for six months .