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Wales , The ^ Liodge numbers nearly seventy subscribing members , with a prospect of a constant increase from the unexampled rapidity with which the town of Cardiff is increasing . It is also intended to erect suitable Lodge-rooms as soon as a convenient site can be procured . Oabmarthen . —^ Peter ' s LodgefNo . 699 ) . — This Lodge is still flourishing , and on the 8 th January last , Mr . William Morris , banker , was very ably initiated by

the W . M . Bro . W . G . S . Thomas . Bro . David Davies was also passed to the 2 nd Degree , and 'Bra . Hamptman raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason by Bro . Bibbans in his usual excellent manner . The working of this Lodge has hitherto fallen on Bro . Eibbans , but he must now find his labours materially decreased by the exertions of the W . M , and Bro . W . H . Cole . 6 th February . — The regular Lodge of the month was held this evening , when Bro . N . J . H . Thomas was passed to the 2 nd Degree , and Bro . David Davies raised to the Degree of Master Mason by Bro . W . H . Cole / both ceremonies being performed in a very able and

impressive manner , the latter particularly , for which Bro . Cole was highly complimented by Bro . Eibbans . The subject of the appointment of Bro . John Johnes , of Dolancothy , D . Prov . G ; M . for the Western Division of Wales , as Prov . G . ^ the stead of the late Prov . G . M Lord Milford , deceased , was discussed , but no resolution passed , because it was feared the M . W . G . M . the Earl of Zetland , might consider his prerogative interfered with . We are happy to state that since then Bro . Johnes has been appoin ted Prov . G-. M ,, and that the appointment has given the utmost satisfaction to the whole of the Brethren . The members of St . Peter ' s

Lodge are particularly gratified thereat for many reasons , one of which is , that they hope Bro . Johnes will inaugurate his appointment as Prov . G'iM . by holding a Prov . Grand Lodge at Carmarthen , and we are sure Bro . Johnes will excuse us saying that , considering the fact of a Prov . Grand Lodge not having been held at Carmarthen for years , on account of the indisposition of the late Prov . G . M ., and from other causes connected with him , and also considering the fact that St . Peter ' s Lodge , Carmarthen , was at one time the Grand Lodge of the Province , there really seems to be some justice in this hope .

Llandilo . —St . Teilo Lodge . — A Dispensation for opening a new Lodge at the Cawdor Arms Hotel , Llandilo , has been granted by the M . W . G . M ., and the Lodge will shortly be opened in ancient form by that worthy and talentecl Mason , Bro . P . D . Michael , P . M ., & c , of the Swansea Lodge , No . 288 . Bros . W . G . S . Thomas will be the first W . M . ; W . H . Cole , the first S . W . ; and Hutchings ( P . M . ) , the first J . W . We wish the new Lodge every , success , and have no doubt , from its vicinity to the residence of the Prov . G . M ., it will ultimately become one of the best in the Province .

SUFPOLK . Ipswich . —Lodge of Perfect Friendship ( No . 522 ) .- —This Lodge held its usual monthly „ meeting at the New Assembly Rooms , Ipswich , on the 15 th ult ., when Bro . Luard , Captain Royal Artillery , was duly passed to the 2 nd Degree ; Mr . Henry Augustus Bale and Mr . Geo . Snow , both of London , were regularly balloted for and initiated by the W . M ., Mr . G . B , King , in his usual solemn and

impressive manner . There was a large assemblage of Past Masters , who show their general attachment to Masonry , and their own Lodge in particular , by regularly attending to their Masonic duties , thus ; setting a good example to their younger Brethren , which it is hoped they will zealously follow . The visitors present Avere Bros . Pearson , No . 252 ; Clarke and Steverin , of the . Joppa Lodge , No . 223 .

SURREY \ Beigate . —Surrey Lodge ( No . 603 ) . —Li a previous number we reported the proceedings of a Lodge of Emergency to resuscitate this distinguished Lodge after a slumber of fifteen years . On Wednesday , January 21 st , a regular meeting of the Lodge was held at the Swan Inn , when the minutes of the last regular Lodge , and of the intervening Lodge of Emergency , were read and confirmed . The following Brethren were elected joining members , viz , —Y . W . Bro . John Evans ,

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-03-01, Page 52” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 19 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01031857/page/52/.
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MASONIC QUESTIONS. Article 1
THE VISIBLE SYMBOLISM OF FREEMASONRY. Article 4
HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE Article 7
MASONIC SONG. Article 10
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 11
THE BOYS' SCHOOL. Article 12
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 13
WEST LANCASHIRE MASONIC EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. Article 17
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 18
METROPOLITAN. Article 30
PROVINCIAL. Article 43
ROYAL ARCH. Article 54
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 58
MARK MASONRY Article 59
SCOTLAND. Article 61
IRELAND Article 64
COLONIAL Article 65
AMERICA, Article 68
MASONIC FESTIVITIES Article 69
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR FEBRUARY. Article 73
Obituary. Article 79
notice. Article 79
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Wales , The ^ Liodge numbers nearly seventy subscribing members , with a prospect of a constant increase from the unexampled rapidity with which the town of Cardiff is increasing . It is also intended to erect suitable Lodge-rooms as soon as a convenient site can be procured . Oabmarthen . —^ Peter ' s LodgefNo . 699 ) . — This Lodge is still flourishing , and on the 8 th January last , Mr . William Morris , banker , was very ably initiated by

the W . M . Bro . W . G . S . Thomas . Bro . David Davies was also passed to the 2 nd Degree , and 'Bra . Hamptman raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason by Bro . Bibbans in his usual excellent manner . The working of this Lodge has hitherto fallen on Bro . Eibbans , but he must now find his labours materially decreased by the exertions of the W . M , and Bro . W . H . Cole . 6 th February . — The regular Lodge of the month was held this evening , when Bro . N . J . H . Thomas was passed to the 2 nd Degree , and Bro . David Davies raised to the Degree of Master Mason by Bro . W . H . Cole / both ceremonies being performed in a very able and

impressive manner , the latter particularly , for which Bro . Cole was highly complimented by Bro . Eibbans . The subject of the appointment of Bro . John Johnes , of Dolancothy , D . Prov . G ; M . for the Western Division of Wales , as Prov . G . ^ the stead of the late Prov . G . M Lord Milford , deceased , was discussed , but no resolution passed , because it was feared the M . W . G . M . the Earl of Zetland , might consider his prerogative interfered with . We are happy to state that since then Bro . Johnes has been appoin ted Prov . G-. M ,, and that the appointment has given the utmost satisfaction to the whole of the Brethren . The members of St . Peter ' s

Lodge are particularly gratified thereat for many reasons , one of which is , that they hope Bro . Johnes will inaugurate his appointment as Prov . G'iM . by holding a Prov . Grand Lodge at Carmarthen , and we are sure Bro . Johnes will excuse us saying that , considering the fact of a Prov . Grand Lodge not having been held at Carmarthen for years , on account of the indisposition of the late Prov . G . M ., and from other causes connected with him , and also considering the fact that St . Peter ' s Lodge , Carmarthen , was at one time the Grand Lodge of the Province , there really seems to be some justice in this hope .

Llandilo . —St . Teilo Lodge . — A Dispensation for opening a new Lodge at the Cawdor Arms Hotel , Llandilo , has been granted by the M . W . G . M ., and the Lodge will shortly be opened in ancient form by that worthy and talentecl Mason , Bro . P . D . Michael , P . M ., & c , of the Swansea Lodge , No . 288 . Bros . W . G . S . Thomas will be the first W . M . ; W . H . Cole , the first S . W . ; and Hutchings ( P . M . ) , the first J . W . We wish the new Lodge every , success , and have no doubt , from its vicinity to the residence of the Prov . G . M ., it will ultimately become one of the best in the Province .

SUFPOLK . Ipswich . —Lodge of Perfect Friendship ( No . 522 ) .- —This Lodge held its usual monthly „ meeting at the New Assembly Rooms , Ipswich , on the 15 th ult ., when Bro . Luard , Captain Royal Artillery , was duly passed to the 2 nd Degree ; Mr . Henry Augustus Bale and Mr . Geo . Snow , both of London , were regularly balloted for and initiated by the W . M ., Mr . G . B , King , in his usual solemn and

impressive manner . There was a large assemblage of Past Masters , who show their general attachment to Masonry , and their own Lodge in particular , by regularly attending to their Masonic duties , thus ; setting a good example to their younger Brethren , which it is hoped they will zealously follow . The visitors present Avere Bros . Pearson , No . 252 ; Clarke and Steverin , of the . Joppa Lodge , No . 223 .

SURREY \ Beigate . —Surrey Lodge ( No . 603 ) . —Li a previous number we reported the proceedings of a Lodge of Emergency to resuscitate this distinguished Lodge after a slumber of fifteen years . On Wednesday , January 21 st , a regular meeting of the Lodge was held at the Swan Inn , when the minutes of the last regular Lodge , and of the intervening Lodge of Emergency , were read and confirmed . The following Brethren were elected joining members , viz , —Y . W . Bro . John Evans ,

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