Skip to main content
Museum of Freemasonry

Masonic Periodicals Online

  • Explore
  • Advanced Search
  • Home
  • Explore
  • The Freemason
  • Oct. 1, 1870
  • Page 5
  • ORDERS OF CHIVALRY.
Current:

The Freemason, Oct. 1, 1870: Page 5

  • Back to The Freemason, Oct. 1, 1870
  • Print image
  • Articles/Ads
    Article Reports of Masonic Meetings. ← Page 2 of 2
    Article MARK MASONRY. Page 1 of 1
    Article MARK MASONRY. Page 1 of 1
    Article ORDERS OF CHIVALRY. Page 1 of 1
    Article ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS. Page 1 of 1
    Article ARK MARINER DEGREE. Page 1 of 1
Page 5

Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Reports Of Masonic Meetings.

C HESHIRE . —Warren Lodge , No . 1276 . —A meeting of this newly-formed lodge was held at the Stanley Arms Hotel , Seacombe , Cheshire , on the 20 th September . After the lodge had been opened by Bro . Hill , AV . M ., and the minutes of the former meeting confirmed , Mr . Geo . Mason was ballotted for and duly elected . The lodge was then opened in the second degree , and afterwards in

the third degree , and Bros . Taylor , Pennington , Jones , and Price were severally raised to the sublime degree of M . M . The lodge was then closed down tothe first degree , ancl a ballot taken on the election of AV . M . for the ensuinn year , when Bro . James Russell Jones , S . AV ., was unanimously elected . Bro . AV . P . Mills was again unanimously elected Treasurer , and Bro . James Robinson appointed

Tyler . It was then resolved that the installation banquet should be held at Bro . Stokes , the Seacombe Hotel , on the 1 Sth October next , and a committee was appointed to carry out the arrangements . Bros . J . Somerville , Jones , ancl Earp were appointed Auditors of the accounts for the past year , and after the transaction of other business of a formal character , the AV . M . vacated the chair , and

retired from the lodge , having first requested Bro . Shepherd , P . M ., to assume the chair , which he did , whereupon it was proposed by Bro . Mills , seconded by Bro . Holt , and unanimously resolved , "That the members of the AA'arren Lodge , under a grateful sense of the valuable services rendered them by Bro . C . H . Hill in founding and establishing the AVarren Lodge , after encountering great

difficulties , and whose subsequent efficient management of the lodge whilst filling the office of first AV . M . has been attended with such eminent success , do present him with a gold Past Master ' s jewel , as a memento of their fraternal gratitude and esteem , and also in recognition of his past services ; and that Bros . Sayer , Earp , and Lea , P . M ., be appointed a committee to procure the same for

presentation at the ensuing installation of the AV . M .-elect . " The W . M . having been sent for , returned to the lodge ; and the above resolution having been communicated to him , he briefly returned thanks , reserving his further remarks forafutureoccasion . Bro . Shepherd , P . M ., having announced his intention of resigning his membership from inability to attend regularly , owing to his residing at such a

distance from the lodge , it was unanimously resolved that the best thanks of this lodge be given to Bro . Shepherd , P . M ., for thc very valuable services he had rendered the lodge during thepast year , and that as a recognition of those services , he be elected an honorary member of the lodge .

After the proposing of certain cendidates for initiation , the lodge was closed in due form and perfect harmony , and the members separated , highly { pleased with the result of their first year ' s working , havingpaid all demands on them , and carrying over a considerable balance to begin the new year with .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

PROA ' . GRAND LODGE OF LEICESTERSHIRE . The degree of Mark Master was formerly conferred in the Knights of Malta Lodge at Hinckley ( one of the old Athole Lodges ) , several of the present members having received it , and a desire being felt that it should be placed under the jurisdiction of the Mark Grand Lodge of England and AVales , a warrant of confirmation under No . 30 in the

Register of Grand Lodge , has just been issued to Bros . AV . Kelly , ( as W . M ., ) Rev . AV . Langley , J . C . D . D . Cotman , aud George Clarke , and the lodge was formally reconstituted at an annual meeting of the Mark Grand Lodge of the Province , at the Town Hall , Hinckley , on Tuesday , the 27 th ult ., thc R . AV . P . G . Master , Bro . Kelly , in the chair . Among the other brethren present were the

Rev . AV . Langley , P . G . S . AV ., and G . Chaplain of England ; A . M . Duff , P . G . J . O . ; S . S . Partridge , P . G . Sec . ; Geo . Toller , jun ., P . G . I . G . ; AA . AA ' eare , P . P . G . S . O . ; L . L . At wood , P . G . S . ; J . C . D . D . Cotman , G . Clarke , and others . Thc P . G . Lodge having been opened in due form , and the minutes of the last annual meeting having been read

and confirmed , Bro . Stretton was unanimously re-elected P . G . Treas . A sum of five guineas was voted to the Royal Masonic Institution for Boys , constituting the P . G . M . for thc time being a Life Subscriber . Thc R . AV . P . G . M . announced , that the meeting of the Moveable Grand Lodge of Mark Masters of England , & c , was fixed to take place at Leicester , on Thursday ,

the 27 th October , and he moved the appointment of a Committee of the P . Grand Lodge to make the necessary arrangements , which was seconded by Bro . Duff , AV . M . No . 19 , and P . G . J . O ., and carried unanimously . The Knight of Malta Lodge , No . 30 , was then opened , and the warrant of confirmation presented , and a set of by-laws for thc future government of the lodge adopted .

A ballot was taken for fourteen brethren as candidates for advancement , who were all unanimously elected , and the following being present were duly advanced , viz . ; Bros . Rev . John Spinal , P . M . 523 , and P . P . G . S . AV . ; John Atkins , P . M . ; T . AV . Clarke , P . M . ; AV . II . Griffiths ,

P . M . ; T . Harrold , P . M . of No . 50 , ( Knights of Malta Craft Lodge ) ; J . Nugent , AV . M ., F . G . Tippetts and AVilliam McBeath , of No . 432 ; G . J . Crosbie Dawson , of No . 1 S 1 , London , and G . B . Atkins , of No . 523 , Leicester , also Bro . A'oung by dispensation as a serving brother .

The following brethren were then appointed and invested as the officers of thc lodge , Bros . Rev . John Spittal , S . AV . ; / . C . D . D . Cotman , J . W . ; T . W . Clarke , M . O . ; J . Nugent , S . O . ; AV . II . Griffiths , J . O . ; J . Atkins , Treas . ; T . Harrold , Sec . and Reg . of Marks ; F . G . Tippetts ,

S . D . ; AV . McBeath , J . D . ; G . J . C . Dawson , I . G ., ancl Young , Tyler . The lodge No . 30 having been closed , the P . G . M . then appointed the following brethren as the P . G . Officers for the ensuing year , and invested those who were present : — Bros . Rev . AV . Langley , P . M . 21 , D . P . G . M . * . II . Douglas , AV . M . 21 , P . G . S . AV . ; A . M . Duff , AV . M . 19 ,

Mark Masonry.

P . G . J . AV . ; Rev . Dr . Haycroft , S . O . 19 , and Rev . J . Spittal , S . AV . 30 , P . G . Chaplains ; AV . AVeare , J . AV . 19 , P . G . M . O . ; Chas . Johnson , M . O . 19 , P . G . S . O . ; J . C . D . D . Cotman , J . AV . 30 , P . G . J . O . ; C . Stretton , P . G . Treas . ; Sir Henry St . John Halford , Bart . 19 , P . G . Reg . of Marks ; S . S . Partridge , S . O . 19 , P . G . Sec . ; J . C . Duncomb 21 , P . G . S . D . ; L . L . Atwood 19 , P . G . J . D . ; T .

Harrold 30 , P . G . D . of C . ; L . A . Clarke , J . O . 19 , P . G . A . D . of C . ; T . Barnard 21 , P . G . Insp . of Works ; T . AV . Clarke 30 , P . G . S . B . : E . J . Crow 19 , P . G . O . ; J . Atkins 30 , P . G . J . G . ; J . G . F . Richardson , Sec . 19 ; Capt . J . Bailey 21 , and G . B . Atkins 30 , P . G . Stewards ; C . Bembridge , P . G . Tyler . The Prov . Grand Lodge having been closed in due form , the brethren adjourned to refreshment at the George Hotel .

LEICESTER . —Fowke Lodge , No . 19 . —The first meeitng of this lodge , after the summer ' s recess , was held at the Freemasons' Hall , on Thursday , the 22 nd ultimo , under the presidency of Bro . A . M . Duff , W . M ., when the attendance of members was not quite so large as is usually the case . A ballot was taken for Bros . C . S . Thomson and R . A . Barber , of No . 279 , Thomas Dunn , of No .

523 ( as a serving brother ) , and Alfred Layton , of No . 181 , who were severally duly elected . Bros . Thomson aud Dunn , being present , were duly advanced to the degree , but Bros . Barber ancl Layton were unavoidably absent , as was also Bro . Dr . Wilkinson , previously elected . The name of Bro . Henry Carson , P . P . G . J . AV . Derbyshire , was , at his request , withdrawn as a candidate

m consequence of a Mark lodge being about to be opened at Derby , m which he wished to be advanced . On the ceremony being concluded by the AV . M ., the lecture and final charge were given by Bro . Kelly , P . G . M . M ., who then announced that he had that day received a letter from the M . AV . G . M ., fixing Thursday , October 27 th , as the day for the meeting of the moveable Grand Lodge of

Mark Masters , at Leicester . Bro . Kelly expressed an earnest hope that there would be a large attendance of the brethren of the province to receive their distinguished visitors on the occasion . Some discussion ensued as to the best mode of receiving the Grand Lodge on the occasion , when it was decided for a committee to be appointed at the annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge at Hinckley , on the following Tuesday , for the purpose of

superintending the arrangements . A considerable number of candidates were then proposed , among whom were Bros . Sir Henry St . J . Halford , Bart ., and S . Inns , D . P . G . M . for Northamptonshire and Hunts , for advancement at a Lodge or Lodges of Emergency , prior to the visit of the Grand Lodge . Some further business having been transacted , the lodge was closed , and the brethren adjourned for refreshment .

Orders Of Chivalry.

ORDERS OF CHIVALRY .

RED CROSS OF ROME & CONSTANTINE . Planlagenet Conclave , A o . 2 . —The regular assembly of this conclave took place at the Terminus Hotel , Cannon-street , on Wednesday , the 14 th inst . V . E . and P . Sir Knight D . R . Still , M . P . S ., being present , occupied the throne , supported by the following officers and other Sir Knights : Sir Kts . G . S . Stales , S . G . ; T . Cubitt , G . H ., Treas . ; J . G . Marsh , G . A ., Recorder ; R . AV .

Little , G . Recorder ; B . Cook , Prefect ; J . Brett , and AV . H . Hubbard , G . Treasurer . The conclave was opened in Imperial form , and the minutes of the last assemby read and confirmed . The Treasurer ' s accounts having been previously audited , the report of the Audit Committee was read and adopted . There being no admissions , and the business before the conclave having

been concluded , the Sir Knight Companions were called to order , and the conclave was closed iu regular form ancl adjourned . The companions then retired to refreshment , presided over by A' . E . Sir Knight Still , the highlyrespected M . P . S ., when it was resolved that the future home of this excellent conclave , No . 2 on the roll , should be at the Caledonian Hotel , Adelphi-terrace , Strand .

J ERSEY . —Concord Conclave , A o . S . —The enthronement assembly of this flourishing conclave was held at the Masonic Temple , Stopford-road , on the 31 st August , when Sir Knt . P . Benham , M . P . S ., enthroned his successor , Sir Knt . M . Tracy . Sir Knt . E . D . Le Couteur was placed in the chair of V . E ., the other officers being J . A \' . Buisnel , S . G . ; J . Gregg , J . G . ; E . Lott , II . P . ; J .

Oatley , P . ; Dr . A . Low , S . B . ; J . Blampcd , Treas . ; A . Sehmitt , P . S . Recorder ; A . Boullicr , II . ; AV . Toms , S . The Order is now firmly established in Jersey , and as the Provincial Grand Master , Col . E . C . Malet de Carteret , is also Inspector-General of the Red Cross Knights , a very successful future may be safely predicted for the Concord Conclave .

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR . BOLTON . — -St . James of Jerusalem Encampment . — -The quarterly conclave was held at Freemasons' Hall , Church Institute , Bolton , on Monday , the 19 th September , when the E . C . Sir Knight T . II . AVinder , Prov . G . Vicc-Chancellor , presided ; Sir Knights Morris , Ist Captain ; AV . II . AVright , V . E . D . Prov . G . Commander , as 2 nd Captain ; and other officers at their respective stalls . The

E . C . very ably performed the ceremony of installing Comp . James Brown a Kni ght of this Order , thc duties of Expert being undertaken by the Prov . G . Chancellor , Sir Knight G . P . Brockbank . The sum of two guineas was voted to the fund being raised by Grand Conclave in aid of the sick and wounded in war , and the encampment closed in form and with prayer at 8 o ' clock .

THE M . AV . Grand Master , the Earl de Grey , Lord President of the Council , arrived at Studley Royal , his seat in Yorkshire , on Saturday last from thc Isle of Harris .

Royal Masonic Institution For Girls.

ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS .

The General Committee of this Institution met on Thursday afternoon , at Freemasons ' Hall , and was attended by Bros . S . Noble , Thos . W . White , Edward Cox , W . H . Hemsworth , George Cox , H . Massey , AV . Farnfield ,

Raynham AV . Stewart , John Symonds , and E . H . Patten ( Secretary ) . Bro . GEORGE Cox , V . P ., took the chair . Bro . E . H . PATTEN read the minutes of the 25 th August , of the House Committee , and of

the Audit Committee ; and cheques were signed by the Chairman in discharge of various accounts . Some little girls named Cook , Hart , and Chapman , after passing a satisfactory examination ,

were voted eligible to be placed on the list of candidates for admission to the school . Two petitions were deferred , the candidates not being able to comply at present with the requisitions of the Institution as to reading .

Bro . J SYMONDS , V . P ., gave notice of the following motion for the next Quarterly Court in October : — " That the report of the Committee appointed

on the 14 th , April , 1870 , to consider Bro . Stewart's motion in connection with the whole question of the qualifications of candidates , and report to the Quarterly Court in October next , be received .

" That law No . 5 be amended by striking out the words ' be recommended by two Life Governors or life or annual subscribers , and ; ' and that the following be substituted for section 1 of the said clause : ' A recommendation signed in open

lodge by the Master , Wardens , and a majority of the members then present , to which the father of the candidate does or did belong , or in the event of such lodge having ceased to exist , from some other lodge , certifying that at the time of

his initiation he was in circumstances which , in their opinion , justified him in offering himself for enrolment in the Order , and specifying for what period he has been a subscribing member , and further certifying that his personal position is so

reduced from that he enjoyed at the time of his initiation , or that , if deceased , his family are so reduced in circumstances , as to render his daughter , to the best of their knowledge and belief , a fitting and suitable object for the

benefits of this institution . In all cases where the father of the candidate is , or has been , a member of a lodge within the London district , some member of the lodge shall attend the committee to support the allegations set forth in the petition . ' "

Bro . RAYNHAM W . STEWART , V . P ., also gave notice of the following motion for the same court : — " That the same committee appointed on the 14 th April , 1 S 70 ( and which has this day

reported ) be re-appointed to consider the qualifications and privileges of Vice-Presidents , Life Governors , and life and annual subscribers , and report to a Special General Court , to be held on Thursday , Sth Dec , 1870 .

" That any brother nominated on said committee unable to serve , be at liberty to nominate a duly-qualified brother as his substitute . " That tjie Secretary of this school be empowered to confer with the Secretary of the

Boys' School , and to summon conjointly with him the meetings of the committee . " Also Bro . RAYNHAM AV . STEWART gave notice that he would move : — " That the Assistant Clerk ' s salary be , from the 29 th of Sept . last , at the rate of ; £ ioo per annum . " The committee then adjourned .

Ark Mariner Degree.

ARK MARINER DEGREE .

Prince of Wales Lodge , No . 2 . —The second meeting of this lodge was held on AVednesday , the 28 th ult ., at Freemasons' Tavern . Bro . Morton Edwards , P . G . C , Inspector-General , C . ; assisted by Bros . S . M . Lazarus , P . C . ; C . J . B . Plcstow , as S . ; II . Massey , as J . ; and AVindsor Lowder , G ., floatedthe vessel , and elevated Bro . J . Starkey to this degree . The minutes of the meeting of 21 st of June were read and confirmed , and the vessel was then securely moored till the fourth Thursday in . December .

“The Freemason: 1870-10-01, Page 5” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 9 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/fvl/issues/fvl_01101870/page/5/.
  • List
  • Grid
Title Category Page
TABLE OF CONTENTS. Article 1
Reviews. Article 1
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 1
Obituary. Article 2
CHAPTER WORK. Article 2
CANADA. Article 3
SCOTLAND. Article 3
IRELAND. Article 4
THE GRAND ORIENT OF FRANCE. Article 4
ROYAL ARCH. Article 4
MASONIC BALL IN NEW ZEALAND Article 4
Reports of Masonic Meetings. Article 4
MARK MASONRY. Article 5
ORDERS OF CHIVALRY. Article 5
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS. Article 5
ARK MARINER DEGREE. Article 5
Untitled Article 6
Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Article 6
Answers to Correspondents. Article 6
Untitled Article 6
Untitled Article 6
Untitled Article 6
The ANCIENT & ACCEPTED RITE. Article 6
Multum in Parbo, or Masonic Notes and Queries. Article 7
Original Correspondence. Article 8
HIRAM ABIF. Article 8
Jottings from Masonic Journals. Article 10
THE ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER OF IMPROVEMENT. Article 10
CONSECRATION OF A NEW LODGE AT WALTHAM NEW TOWN, HERTS. Article 10
Poetry. Article 11
METROPOLITAN MASONIC MEETINGS Article 11
A TATOOED FREEMASON. Article 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Untitled Ad 12
Page 1

Page 1

4 Articles
Page 2

Page 2

4 Articles
Page 3

Page 3

4 Articles
Page 4

Page 4

7 Articles
Page 5

Page 5

6 Articles
Page 6

Page 6

9 Articles
Page 7

Page 7

3 Articles
Page 8

Page 8

3 Articles
Page 9

Page 9

3 Articles
Page 10

Page 10

6 Articles
Page 11

Page 11

4 Articles
Page 12

Page 12

13 Articles
Page 5

Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Reports Of Masonic Meetings.

C HESHIRE . —Warren Lodge , No . 1276 . —A meeting of this newly-formed lodge was held at the Stanley Arms Hotel , Seacombe , Cheshire , on the 20 th September . After the lodge had been opened by Bro . Hill , AV . M ., and the minutes of the former meeting confirmed , Mr . Geo . Mason was ballotted for and duly elected . The lodge was then opened in the second degree , and afterwards in

the third degree , and Bros . Taylor , Pennington , Jones , and Price were severally raised to the sublime degree of M . M . The lodge was then closed down tothe first degree , ancl a ballot taken on the election of AV . M . for the ensuinn year , when Bro . James Russell Jones , S . AV ., was unanimously elected . Bro . AV . P . Mills was again unanimously elected Treasurer , and Bro . James Robinson appointed

Tyler . It was then resolved that the installation banquet should be held at Bro . Stokes , the Seacombe Hotel , on the 1 Sth October next , and a committee was appointed to carry out the arrangements . Bros . J . Somerville , Jones , ancl Earp were appointed Auditors of the accounts for the past year , and after the transaction of other business of a formal character , the AV . M . vacated the chair , and

retired from the lodge , having first requested Bro . Shepherd , P . M ., to assume the chair , which he did , whereupon it was proposed by Bro . Mills , seconded by Bro . Holt , and unanimously resolved , "That the members of the AA'arren Lodge , under a grateful sense of the valuable services rendered them by Bro . C . H . Hill in founding and establishing the AVarren Lodge , after encountering great

difficulties , and whose subsequent efficient management of the lodge whilst filling the office of first AV . M . has been attended with such eminent success , do present him with a gold Past Master ' s jewel , as a memento of their fraternal gratitude and esteem , and also in recognition of his past services ; and that Bros . Sayer , Earp , and Lea , P . M ., be appointed a committee to procure the same for

presentation at the ensuing installation of the AV . M .-elect . " The W . M . having been sent for , returned to the lodge ; and the above resolution having been communicated to him , he briefly returned thanks , reserving his further remarks forafutureoccasion . Bro . Shepherd , P . M ., having announced his intention of resigning his membership from inability to attend regularly , owing to his residing at such a

distance from the lodge , it was unanimously resolved that the best thanks of this lodge be given to Bro . Shepherd , P . M ., for thc very valuable services he had rendered the lodge during thepast year , and that as a recognition of those services , he be elected an honorary member of the lodge .

After the proposing of certain cendidates for initiation , the lodge was closed in due form and perfect harmony , and the members separated , highly { pleased with the result of their first year ' s working , havingpaid all demands on them , and carrying over a considerable balance to begin the new year with .

Mark Masonry.

MARK MASONRY .

PROA ' . GRAND LODGE OF LEICESTERSHIRE . The degree of Mark Master was formerly conferred in the Knights of Malta Lodge at Hinckley ( one of the old Athole Lodges ) , several of the present members having received it , and a desire being felt that it should be placed under the jurisdiction of the Mark Grand Lodge of England and AVales , a warrant of confirmation under No . 30 in the

Register of Grand Lodge , has just been issued to Bros . AV . Kelly , ( as W . M ., ) Rev . AV . Langley , J . C . D . D . Cotman , aud George Clarke , and the lodge was formally reconstituted at an annual meeting of the Mark Grand Lodge of the Province , at the Town Hall , Hinckley , on Tuesday , the 27 th ult ., thc R . AV . P . G . Master , Bro . Kelly , in the chair . Among the other brethren present were the

Rev . AV . Langley , P . G . S . AV ., and G . Chaplain of England ; A . M . Duff , P . G . J . O . ; S . S . Partridge , P . G . Sec . ; Geo . Toller , jun ., P . G . I . G . ; AA . AA ' eare , P . P . G . S . O . ; L . L . At wood , P . G . S . ; J . C . D . D . Cotman , G . Clarke , and others . Thc P . G . Lodge having been opened in due form , and the minutes of the last annual meeting having been read

and confirmed , Bro . Stretton was unanimously re-elected P . G . Treas . A sum of five guineas was voted to the Royal Masonic Institution for Boys , constituting the P . G . M . for thc time being a Life Subscriber . Thc R . AV . P . G . M . announced , that the meeting of the Moveable Grand Lodge of Mark Masters of England , & c , was fixed to take place at Leicester , on Thursday ,

the 27 th October , and he moved the appointment of a Committee of the P . Grand Lodge to make the necessary arrangements , which was seconded by Bro . Duff , AV . M . No . 19 , and P . G . J . O ., and carried unanimously . The Knight of Malta Lodge , No . 30 , was then opened , and the warrant of confirmation presented , and a set of by-laws for thc future government of the lodge adopted .

A ballot was taken for fourteen brethren as candidates for advancement , who were all unanimously elected , and the following being present were duly advanced , viz . ; Bros . Rev . John Spinal , P . M . 523 , and P . P . G . S . AV . ; John Atkins , P . M . ; T . AV . Clarke , P . M . ; AV . II . Griffiths ,

P . M . ; T . Harrold , P . M . of No . 50 , ( Knights of Malta Craft Lodge ) ; J . Nugent , AV . M ., F . G . Tippetts and AVilliam McBeath , of No . 432 ; G . J . Crosbie Dawson , of No . 1 S 1 , London , and G . B . Atkins , of No . 523 , Leicester , also Bro . A'oung by dispensation as a serving brother .

The following brethren were then appointed and invested as the officers of thc lodge , Bros . Rev . John Spittal , S . AV . ; / . C . D . D . Cotman , J . W . ; T . W . Clarke , M . O . ; J . Nugent , S . O . ; AV . II . Griffiths , J . O . ; J . Atkins , Treas . ; T . Harrold , Sec . and Reg . of Marks ; F . G . Tippetts ,

S . D . ; AV . McBeath , J . D . ; G . J . C . Dawson , I . G ., ancl Young , Tyler . The lodge No . 30 having been closed , the P . G . M . then appointed the following brethren as the P . G . Officers for the ensuing year , and invested those who were present : — Bros . Rev . AV . Langley , P . M . 21 , D . P . G . M . * . II . Douglas , AV . M . 21 , P . G . S . AV . ; A . M . Duff , AV . M . 19 ,

Mark Masonry.

P . G . J . AV . ; Rev . Dr . Haycroft , S . O . 19 , and Rev . J . Spittal , S . AV . 30 , P . G . Chaplains ; AV . AVeare , J . AV . 19 , P . G . M . O . ; Chas . Johnson , M . O . 19 , P . G . S . O . ; J . C . D . D . Cotman , J . AV . 30 , P . G . J . O . ; C . Stretton , P . G . Treas . ; Sir Henry St . John Halford , Bart . 19 , P . G . Reg . of Marks ; S . S . Partridge , S . O . 19 , P . G . Sec . ; J . C . Duncomb 21 , P . G . S . D . ; L . L . Atwood 19 , P . G . J . D . ; T .

Harrold 30 , P . G . D . of C . ; L . A . Clarke , J . O . 19 , P . G . A . D . of C . ; T . Barnard 21 , P . G . Insp . of Works ; T . AV . Clarke 30 , P . G . S . B . : E . J . Crow 19 , P . G . O . ; J . Atkins 30 , P . G . J . G . ; J . G . F . Richardson , Sec . 19 ; Capt . J . Bailey 21 , and G . B . Atkins 30 , P . G . Stewards ; C . Bembridge , P . G . Tyler . The Prov . Grand Lodge having been closed in due form , the brethren adjourned to refreshment at the George Hotel .

LEICESTER . —Fowke Lodge , No . 19 . —The first meeitng of this lodge , after the summer ' s recess , was held at the Freemasons' Hall , on Thursday , the 22 nd ultimo , under the presidency of Bro . A . M . Duff , W . M ., when the attendance of members was not quite so large as is usually the case . A ballot was taken for Bros . C . S . Thomson and R . A . Barber , of No . 279 , Thomas Dunn , of No .

523 ( as a serving brother ) , and Alfred Layton , of No . 181 , who were severally duly elected . Bros . Thomson aud Dunn , being present , were duly advanced to the degree , but Bros . Barber ancl Layton were unavoidably absent , as was also Bro . Dr . Wilkinson , previously elected . The name of Bro . Henry Carson , P . P . G . J . AV . Derbyshire , was , at his request , withdrawn as a candidate

m consequence of a Mark lodge being about to be opened at Derby , m which he wished to be advanced . On the ceremony being concluded by the AV . M ., the lecture and final charge were given by Bro . Kelly , P . G . M . M ., who then announced that he had that day received a letter from the M . AV . G . M ., fixing Thursday , October 27 th , as the day for the meeting of the moveable Grand Lodge of

Mark Masters , at Leicester . Bro . Kelly expressed an earnest hope that there would be a large attendance of the brethren of the province to receive their distinguished visitors on the occasion . Some discussion ensued as to the best mode of receiving the Grand Lodge on the occasion , when it was decided for a committee to be appointed at the annual meeting of the Provincial Grand Lodge at Hinckley , on the following Tuesday , for the purpose of

superintending the arrangements . A considerable number of candidates were then proposed , among whom were Bros . Sir Henry St . J . Halford , Bart ., and S . Inns , D . P . G . M . for Northamptonshire and Hunts , for advancement at a Lodge or Lodges of Emergency , prior to the visit of the Grand Lodge . Some further business having been transacted , the lodge was closed , and the brethren adjourned for refreshment .

Orders Of Chivalry.

ORDERS OF CHIVALRY .

RED CROSS OF ROME & CONSTANTINE . Planlagenet Conclave , A o . 2 . —The regular assembly of this conclave took place at the Terminus Hotel , Cannon-street , on Wednesday , the 14 th inst . V . E . and P . Sir Knight D . R . Still , M . P . S ., being present , occupied the throne , supported by the following officers and other Sir Knights : Sir Kts . G . S . Stales , S . G . ; T . Cubitt , G . H ., Treas . ; J . G . Marsh , G . A ., Recorder ; R . AV .

Little , G . Recorder ; B . Cook , Prefect ; J . Brett , and AV . H . Hubbard , G . Treasurer . The conclave was opened in Imperial form , and the minutes of the last assemby read and confirmed . The Treasurer ' s accounts having been previously audited , the report of the Audit Committee was read and adopted . There being no admissions , and the business before the conclave having

been concluded , the Sir Knight Companions were called to order , and the conclave was closed iu regular form ancl adjourned . The companions then retired to refreshment , presided over by A' . E . Sir Knight Still , the highlyrespected M . P . S ., when it was resolved that the future home of this excellent conclave , No . 2 on the roll , should be at the Caledonian Hotel , Adelphi-terrace , Strand .

J ERSEY . —Concord Conclave , A o . S . —The enthronement assembly of this flourishing conclave was held at the Masonic Temple , Stopford-road , on the 31 st August , when Sir Knt . P . Benham , M . P . S ., enthroned his successor , Sir Knt . M . Tracy . Sir Knt . E . D . Le Couteur was placed in the chair of V . E ., the other officers being J . A \' . Buisnel , S . G . ; J . Gregg , J . G . ; E . Lott , II . P . ; J .

Oatley , P . ; Dr . A . Low , S . B . ; J . Blampcd , Treas . ; A . Sehmitt , P . S . Recorder ; A . Boullicr , II . ; AV . Toms , S . The Order is now firmly established in Jersey , and as the Provincial Grand Master , Col . E . C . Malet de Carteret , is also Inspector-General of the Red Cross Knights , a very successful future may be safely predicted for the Concord Conclave .

KNIGHTS TEMPLAR . BOLTON . — -St . James of Jerusalem Encampment . — -The quarterly conclave was held at Freemasons' Hall , Church Institute , Bolton , on Monday , the 19 th September , when the E . C . Sir Knight T . II . AVinder , Prov . G . Vicc-Chancellor , presided ; Sir Knights Morris , Ist Captain ; AV . II . AVright , V . E . D . Prov . G . Commander , as 2 nd Captain ; and other officers at their respective stalls . The

E . C . very ably performed the ceremony of installing Comp . James Brown a Kni ght of this Order , thc duties of Expert being undertaken by the Prov . G . Chancellor , Sir Knight G . P . Brockbank . The sum of two guineas was voted to the fund being raised by Grand Conclave in aid of the sick and wounded in war , and the encampment closed in form and with prayer at 8 o ' clock .

THE M . AV . Grand Master , the Earl de Grey , Lord President of the Council , arrived at Studley Royal , his seat in Yorkshire , on Saturday last from thc Isle of Harris .

Royal Masonic Institution For Girls.

ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR GIRLS .

The General Committee of this Institution met on Thursday afternoon , at Freemasons ' Hall , and was attended by Bros . S . Noble , Thos . W . White , Edward Cox , W . H . Hemsworth , George Cox , H . Massey , AV . Farnfield ,

Raynham AV . Stewart , John Symonds , and E . H . Patten ( Secretary ) . Bro . GEORGE Cox , V . P ., took the chair . Bro . E . H . PATTEN read the minutes of the 25 th August , of the House Committee , and of

the Audit Committee ; and cheques were signed by the Chairman in discharge of various accounts . Some little girls named Cook , Hart , and Chapman , after passing a satisfactory examination ,

were voted eligible to be placed on the list of candidates for admission to the school . Two petitions were deferred , the candidates not being able to comply at present with the requisitions of the Institution as to reading .

Bro . J SYMONDS , V . P ., gave notice of the following motion for the next Quarterly Court in October : — " That the report of the Committee appointed

on the 14 th , April , 1870 , to consider Bro . Stewart's motion in connection with the whole question of the qualifications of candidates , and report to the Quarterly Court in October next , be received .

" That law No . 5 be amended by striking out the words ' be recommended by two Life Governors or life or annual subscribers , and ; ' and that the following be substituted for section 1 of the said clause : ' A recommendation signed in open

lodge by the Master , Wardens , and a majority of the members then present , to which the father of the candidate does or did belong , or in the event of such lodge having ceased to exist , from some other lodge , certifying that at the time of

his initiation he was in circumstances which , in their opinion , justified him in offering himself for enrolment in the Order , and specifying for what period he has been a subscribing member , and further certifying that his personal position is so

reduced from that he enjoyed at the time of his initiation , or that , if deceased , his family are so reduced in circumstances , as to render his daughter , to the best of their knowledge and belief , a fitting and suitable object for the

benefits of this institution . In all cases where the father of the candidate is , or has been , a member of a lodge within the London district , some member of the lodge shall attend the committee to support the allegations set forth in the petition . ' "

Bro . RAYNHAM W . STEWART , V . P ., also gave notice of the following motion for the same court : — " That the same committee appointed on the 14 th April , 1 S 70 ( and which has this day

reported ) be re-appointed to consider the qualifications and privileges of Vice-Presidents , Life Governors , and life and annual subscribers , and report to a Special General Court , to be held on Thursday , Sth Dec , 1870 .

" That any brother nominated on said committee unable to serve , be at liberty to nominate a duly-qualified brother as his substitute . " That tjie Secretary of this school be empowered to confer with the Secretary of the

Boys' School , and to summon conjointly with him the meetings of the committee . " Also Bro . RAYNHAM AV . STEWART gave notice that he would move : — " That the Assistant Clerk ' s salary be , from the 29 th of Sept . last , at the rate of ; £ ioo per annum . " The committee then adjourned .

Ark Mariner Degree.

ARK MARINER DEGREE .

Prince of Wales Lodge , No . 2 . —The second meeting of this lodge was held on AVednesday , the 28 th ult ., at Freemasons' Tavern . Bro . Morton Edwards , P . G . C , Inspector-General , C . ; assisted by Bros . S . M . Lazarus , P . C . ; C . J . B . Plcstow , as S . ; II . Massey , as J . ; and AVindsor Lowder , G ., floatedthe vessel , and elevated Bro . J . Starkey to this degree . The minutes of the meeting of 21 st of June were read and confirmed , and the vessel was then securely moored till the fourth Thursday in . December .

  • Prev page
  • 1
  • 4
  • You're on page5
  • 6
  • 12
  • Next page
  • Accredited Museum Designated Outstanding Collection
  • LIBRARY AND MUSEUM CHARITABLE TRUST OF THE UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER 1058497 / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © 2025

  • Accessibility statement

  • Designed, developed, and maintained by King's Digital Lab

We use cookies to track usage and preferences.

Privacy & cookie policy