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of the Eev . Bro . A . G . Davies , W . M ., when Bro . Saunders was passed to the Second Degree . On the motion of Bro . Barns ( P . M . ) , M . of Cers ., seconded by the Eev . Bro . E . A . Gwynne ( P . M . No . 435 ) , J . D ., the sum of £ 5 was voted to the building fund of the Boys' Institution . This Lodge , it will be remembered , at the last Lodge night , contributed a guinea annually to each of the institutions , and £ 1 to the Pund of Benevolence . We wish all other Lodges did likewise .

At a Lodge of Emergency held on Tuesday , the 19 th February , the Eev . Frederick Gibbens , M . A ., formerly curate of Dudley , was initiated into Freemasonry . The WM . was supported by the whole of the officers , and many of the members . The Eev . Brother has received the appointment of chaplain to cme of her Majesty ' s 21-gun frigates , and leaves in a few days to join his ship . At the banquet he expressed his determination not to receive any degrees in any other Lodge , but to return to his mother ' s lap for further instruction , when once

he has an opportunity so to do . The Eev . Bro . Herbert , J . W . No . 313 , returned thanks as visitor ; and Bro . Barns , in proposing a toast to the W . M ., took occasion to allude to the fact of four ministers of the Gospel then gracing the board , and said that was a proof that Masonry had nothing inherently bad in it . When he was made , there were no clerical members in the Province ; now some of their best supporters ( including their worthy W . M . ) were clergymen : he could not but congratulate Masons upon this fact .

YOBKSHIEE . Bradford . — Lodge of Harmony ( No . 874 ) . —On the 21 st February , Mr . Herrman Fraenkel , merchant , was duly initiated in the mysteries of our Order ; the ceremony was very effectively performed , and the charges were given in a most impressive manner by the W . M ,, Bro . Barsdorf ; the working tools were explained by P . M . Bro . Ward .

Ample justice having been done to the refreshments provided after the meeting , a very harmonious evening was spent , much enlivened by our talented musical Brethren , Ahrens , S . D . ; Goldstein , S . ; Crossley , and Sutcliffe ; whose vocal attainments never fail to be appreciated , and to diffuse harmony and good-will amongst the Brethren . Huddeesfield . —A numerously-attended Masonic assembly took place at the Freemasons' Hall , Fitzwilliam-street , on Friday evening , January 25 th , under the auspices of the Lodge of Truth , No . 763 , a dispensation for that purpose having been granted by the Dep . Prov . G . M .

The Lodge room was very tastefully decorated under the superintendence of Bros . Hardy and Jackson ; amongst other embellishments , we noticed the arms of the Earl of Zetland , E . W . G . M . ; the Earl of Mexbrough , Prov . G . M . ; and Lord Goderich , immediate P . M . of the Lodge . The musical arrangements were placed in the hands of Bro . J . Wood , Prov . G .

Org . ; and the orchestra elicited unqualified approbation by the effective manner in which the music was rendered . Dancing commenced about nine o ' clock , and was sustained with great spirit until four o ' clock the following morning , under the direction of Bro . Binton , who admirably performed the duties of M . of Cers . Eefreshments were provided in the lecture-room in recherche st } de , by the excellent

purveyors of the Lodge . During the evening the ball-room presented a very gay and animated appearance , from the variety of costume in which the Brethren appeared . We observed , beside Prov . G . clothing , the dress and jewels of the following degrees : M . M ., Mark M ., Eoyal Arch , Knight Templar , and Eose Croix . The whole proceedings passed off with great eclat , and not a single circumstance occurred to disturb the harmony and enjoyment of the evening . After defraying all expenses a considerable surplus remained , which the committee will devote to Masonic purposes .

The United Lodge of Instruction . —This Lodge , composed of members of each of the three Lodges in IT . uddersiield , and acting under a dispensation from the Prov . G . M ., which has met every week" for a number of years at the White Hart Hotel , was removed to the Zetland Hotel , on Friday evening , February 15 th .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1856-03-01, Page 63” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 12 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01031856/page/63/.
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FICTION AND FACT. Article 1
NOTES OF A YACHT'S CRUISE TO BALAKLAVA. Article 4
SECEET POISONS. Article 10
CASE OF THE CARNATIC STIPENDIARIES. Article 14
SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAYS, AND THE BETTER OBSERVANCE OF THE LORD'S DAY. Article 15
ADDRESS Article 17
TO THE EDITOR 0£ THE FREEMASONS MAGAZINE. Article 24
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 26
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 34
THE BOYS' SCHOOL. Article 35
PROVINCIAL GRAND OFFICERS. Article 36
GRAND LODGE OF CANADA. Article 36
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 39
METROPOLITAN. Article 39
INSTRUCTION. Article 48
PROVINCIAL. Article 49
ROYAL ABCH. Article 65
THE MARK DEGREE. Article 68
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 68
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 68
SCOTLAND Article 69
FRANCE. Article 70
PRUSSIA. Article 70
COLONIAL. Article 71
INDIA. Article 71
AMERICA. Article 73
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR FEBRUARY. Article 74
0bituary. Article 77
NOTICE. Article 79
TO COEEESPONDENTS. Article 79
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of the Eev . Bro . A . G . Davies , W . M ., when Bro . Saunders was passed to the Second Degree . On the motion of Bro . Barns ( P . M . ) , M . of Cers ., seconded by the Eev . Bro . E . A . Gwynne ( P . M . No . 435 ) , J . D ., the sum of £ 5 was voted to the building fund of the Boys' Institution . This Lodge , it will be remembered , at the last Lodge night , contributed a guinea annually to each of the institutions , and £ 1 to the Pund of Benevolence . We wish all other Lodges did likewise .

At a Lodge of Emergency held on Tuesday , the 19 th February , the Eev . Frederick Gibbens , M . A ., formerly curate of Dudley , was initiated into Freemasonry . The WM . was supported by the whole of the officers , and many of the members . The Eev . Brother has received the appointment of chaplain to cme of her Majesty ' s 21-gun frigates , and leaves in a few days to join his ship . At the banquet he expressed his determination not to receive any degrees in any other Lodge , but to return to his mother ' s lap for further instruction , when once

he has an opportunity so to do . The Eev . Bro . Herbert , J . W . No . 313 , returned thanks as visitor ; and Bro . Barns , in proposing a toast to the W . M ., took occasion to allude to the fact of four ministers of the Gospel then gracing the board , and said that was a proof that Masonry had nothing inherently bad in it . When he was made , there were no clerical members in the Province ; now some of their best supporters ( including their worthy W . M . ) were clergymen : he could not but congratulate Masons upon this fact .

YOBKSHIEE . Bradford . — Lodge of Harmony ( No . 874 ) . —On the 21 st February , Mr . Herrman Fraenkel , merchant , was duly initiated in the mysteries of our Order ; the ceremony was very effectively performed , and the charges were given in a most impressive manner by the W . M ,, Bro . Barsdorf ; the working tools were explained by P . M . Bro . Ward .

Ample justice having been done to the refreshments provided after the meeting , a very harmonious evening was spent , much enlivened by our talented musical Brethren , Ahrens , S . D . ; Goldstein , S . ; Crossley , and Sutcliffe ; whose vocal attainments never fail to be appreciated , and to diffuse harmony and good-will amongst the Brethren . Huddeesfield . —A numerously-attended Masonic assembly took place at the Freemasons' Hall , Fitzwilliam-street , on Friday evening , January 25 th , under the auspices of the Lodge of Truth , No . 763 , a dispensation for that purpose having been granted by the Dep . Prov . G . M .

The Lodge room was very tastefully decorated under the superintendence of Bros . Hardy and Jackson ; amongst other embellishments , we noticed the arms of the Earl of Zetland , E . W . G . M . ; the Earl of Mexbrough , Prov . G . M . ; and Lord Goderich , immediate P . M . of the Lodge . The musical arrangements were placed in the hands of Bro . J . Wood , Prov . G .

Org . ; and the orchestra elicited unqualified approbation by the effective manner in which the music was rendered . Dancing commenced about nine o ' clock , and was sustained with great spirit until four o ' clock the following morning , under the direction of Bro . Binton , who admirably performed the duties of M . of Cers . Eefreshments were provided in the lecture-room in recherche st } de , by the excellent

purveyors of the Lodge . During the evening the ball-room presented a very gay and animated appearance , from the variety of costume in which the Brethren appeared . We observed , beside Prov . G . clothing , the dress and jewels of the following degrees : M . M ., Mark M ., Eoyal Arch , Knight Templar , and Eose Croix . The whole proceedings passed off with great eclat , and not a single circumstance occurred to disturb the harmony and enjoyment of the evening . After defraying all expenses a considerable surplus remained , which the committee will devote to Masonic purposes .

The United Lodge of Instruction . —This Lodge , composed of members of each of the three Lodges in IT . uddersiield , and acting under a dispensation from the Prov . G . M ., which has met every week" for a number of years at the White Hart Hotel , was removed to the Zetland Hotel , on Friday evening , February 15 th .

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