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Wrighton ' s Home " most sweetly . At the conclusion of the concert the ball commenced , and was sustained with spirit until the small hours of the morning came upon us . The only drawback to the whole affair was the height at which the music was placed , so near the roof that , to use the simile of an Irish Brother , " you got the echo first . "

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BERKSHIRE . Windsor . —Etonian Lodge ( No . 252 ) . —The very unusual occurrence of the nonconfirmation of the election , at the preceding Lodge , of the W . M . for the ensuing year , took place at the meeting of this Lodge on Tuesday , the 22 nd inst . ; it

appears that the election was not conducted in a satisfactory manner to a large majority of the members of the Lodge , who took the . only constitutional means in their power to annul the election . Under these circumstances , we trust we shall be excused giving the names of the officers , & c , engaged . Suffice it to say that the W . M . is the same Brother to whom we have so often had to allude as the betrayer of Masonic confidence in the case of the late Bro , Blake , of Oxford .

Reading . —The most noble the Marquis of Downshire , Prov . G . M . for BerKS and Bucks , and P . M . of the Reading Lodge , has given £ 200 towards the funds for building a new Masonic Hall at Reading .

CHESHIRE . Cestrian Lodge ( No . 615 ) . —St . John ' s-day ( the Evangelist ) , the annual festival was celebrated by the Brethren of the Cestrian Lodge , No . 615 , at their rooms , Royal Hotel . The Lodge was open eel for installing the new Master , Bro . Truss , which was most ably performed by the retiring W . M ., Bro . H . Lloyd . The new Master having been inducted , with the usual formalities , appointed his Officers for the ensuing year , namely : —Bros . C . Wall , S . W . ; J . D . Weaver , J . W . ; Brown , Sec . ; Jones , J . S . ; J . H . Leche , S . D . ; C . H . Dickson , J . D . ; R . M . Pigot , I . G .

The Secretary then informed the Lodge that he had received a communication from Field-Marshal the R . W . Prov . G . M ., to say that his lordship deeply regretted not being able to attend in consequence of indisposition . TheR . W . D . P . G . M . John Finchett-Maddock , Esq ., was then conducted to the throne , and warmly congratulated after his long illness . The Masonic business being concluded , the Lodge formed in procession to the banquet-room , where nearly fifty Brethren sat down . The D . Prov . G . M . occupied the chair , above which floated the banner presented by Lady Combermere ; on the right Bro . H . Lloyd , M . P . ; on the left Bro . Truss , the newly-installed Master .

CORNWALL . Truiio . —Phamix Jjodge ( No . 415 ) . —The members of this Lodge held the anniversary of the festival of St . John at their Lodge-rooms , in Truro , on Monday , January 20 th . There was a full attendance of the Brethren . After the usual business of the Lodge had been transacted , including an initiation , P . M . Bro . W . II . Jenkins was moved to the chair , and duly installed , in pursuance of the ancient forms and ceremonies of the Order , as Master for 1856 . Bros . Mayne and Trewbody Carlyon were appointed S . and J . Wardens ; Bro . Rev . W . II . A . Wrh / ht ,

Chaplain ; and Bros . Heard , Ireas ., M . itchell , Sec , and Bassett and Middleton , S . and J . Deacons . Upon the conclusion of the proceedings , the Lodge was closed , and the " Brothers of the mystic tie" mot at three in the afternoon at Bro . F . Bassott ' s , to partake of their annual banquet . The Brethren spent a delightful day , and separated , as Bro . Burns beautifully wrote and sung , in "freedom , harmony , and love . " YOL . it . , q t .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1856-02-01, Page 41” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 22 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01021856/page/41/.
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ON THE MYSTERIES OF THE EARLY AGES AS CONNECTED WIRH RELIGION. Article 1
TRIBUTE TO FREEMASONRY. Article 6
A PAGE FROM RUSSIAN HISTORY. Article 7
CARISBROOKE CASTLE, ISLE OE WIGHT. Article 16
LONELINESS. Article 19
NOTES OF A YACHT'S CRUISE TO BALAKLAVA. Article 20
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 25
THE MASONIC MIKROR. Article 28
THE ROYAL FREEMASONS' GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 28
METROPOLITAN. Article 29
INSTRUCTION Article 39
PROVINCIAL Article 41
ISLE OF WIGHT. Article 45
ROYAL ARCH. Article 63
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 65
SCOTLAND. Article 66
IRELAND. Article 70
COLONIAL. Article 71
INDIA. Article 73
AMERICA. Article 75
GERMANY. Article 75
SUMMARY OE NEWS FOR JANUARY Article 76
obituary. Article 78
BRO. JOHN FOWLER Article 78
BRO. RICHARD PEAR BLAKE. Article 78
NOTICE. Article 80
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 80
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Wrighton ' s Home " most sweetly . At the conclusion of the concert the ball commenced , and was sustained with spirit until the small hours of the morning came upon us . The only drawback to the whole affair was the height at which the music was placed , so near the roof that , to use the simile of an Irish Brother , " you got the echo first . "

Provincial

PitOVIHCIAL

BERKSHIRE . Windsor . —Etonian Lodge ( No . 252 ) . —The very unusual occurrence of the nonconfirmation of the election , at the preceding Lodge , of the W . M . for the ensuing year , took place at the meeting of this Lodge on Tuesday , the 22 nd inst . ; it

appears that the election was not conducted in a satisfactory manner to a large majority of the members of the Lodge , who took the . only constitutional means in their power to annul the election . Under these circumstances , we trust we shall be excused giving the names of the officers , & c , engaged . Suffice it to say that the W . M . is the same Brother to whom we have so often had to allude as the betrayer of Masonic confidence in the case of the late Bro , Blake , of Oxford .

Reading . —The most noble the Marquis of Downshire , Prov . G . M . for BerKS and Bucks , and P . M . of the Reading Lodge , has given £ 200 towards the funds for building a new Masonic Hall at Reading .

CHESHIRE . Cestrian Lodge ( No . 615 ) . —St . John ' s-day ( the Evangelist ) , the annual festival was celebrated by the Brethren of the Cestrian Lodge , No . 615 , at their rooms , Royal Hotel . The Lodge was open eel for installing the new Master , Bro . Truss , which was most ably performed by the retiring W . M ., Bro . H . Lloyd . The new Master having been inducted , with the usual formalities , appointed his Officers for the ensuing year , namely : —Bros . C . Wall , S . W . ; J . D . Weaver , J . W . ; Brown , Sec . ; Jones , J . S . ; J . H . Leche , S . D . ; C . H . Dickson , J . D . ; R . M . Pigot , I . G .

The Secretary then informed the Lodge that he had received a communication from Field-Marshal the R . W . Prov . G . M ., to say that his lordship deeply regretted not being able to attend in consequence of indisposition . TheR . W . D . P . G . M . John Finchett-Maddock , Esq ., was then conducted to the throne , and warmly congratulated after his long illness . The Masonic business being concluded , the Lodge formed in procession to the banquet-room , where nearly fifty Brethren sat down . The D . Prov . G . M . occupied the chair , above which floated the banner presented by Lady Combermere ; on the right Bro . H . Lloyd , M . P . ; on the left Bro . Truss , the newly-installed Master .

CORNWALL . Truiio . —Phamix Jjodge ( No . 415 ) . —The members of this Lodge held the anniversary of the festival of St . John at their Lodge-rooms , in Truro , on Monday , January 20 th . There was a full attendance of the Brethren . After the usual business of the Lodge had been transacted , including an initiation , P . M . Bro . W . II . Jenkins was moved to the chair , and duly installed , in pursuance of the ancient forms and ceremonies of the Order , as Master for 1856 . Bros . Mayne and Trewbody Carlyon were appointed S . and J . Wardens ; Bro . Rev . W . II . A . Wrh / ht ,

Chaplain ; and Bros . Heard , Ireas ., M . itchell , Sec , and Bassett and Middleton , S . and J . Deacons . Upon the conclusion of the proceedings , the Lodge was closed , and the " Brothers of the mystic tie" mot at three in the afternoon at Bro . F . Bassott ' s , to partake of their annual banquet . The Brethren spent a delightful day , and separated , as Bro . Burns beautifully wrote and sung , in "freedom , harmony , and love . " YOL . it . , q t .

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