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1aek Ias0sey

P . G . J . D ., Herts , and Seeretary to the St . Mark ' s Lodge , No . 1 , were introduced with good effect :

*>—OPENING HYMN . Grace this Lodge , Great Overseer , With all Thy pure and earnest truth , That it may flourish thro' all time , Ever in unabated youth . Bless the advancing ones this night , That thro' their lives they'll on ward go , Marking their progress by the light

Acknowledged , and derived from Y ~ ou Their mark in hand , Thy mark at heart ; Oli [ may they ever constant prove , And in all time and circumstance , Unite in brotherhood and love .

CLOSING HYMN . Have we mark'd well , Great Overseer , A work to last beyond all time , Each his allotted task fulfilled , The glory and the praise be Thine . In this degree we find the truth ,

On earth below , in heaven above , The corner-stone of every work Should be unselfish , lasting Love . Still will we work , and working pray , Trusting that in a better land , Our Mystic key-stone may be raised , And fitted by Thy Master hand .

We have pleasure in recommending for adoption in all regularly constituted Mark Lodges the above hymns , to which Bro . Hart has composed most suitable and effective music , and which will be forthwith published for the benefit of Brethren at a distance . At the close of the business the Brethren adjourned to a very elegant banquet—and in the course of the evening various congratulatory speeches , on the progress the Order and the Lodge were making , were delivered ; and Bro . Warren , the B . W . M ., who had joined the Lodge in a late period of the proceedings , expressed the gratification he felt—a gratification which he was sure

every Brother present would participate in , in knowing that the Lodge was about to become the parent of many others—applications have been already made to the Grand Chapter of Scotland for two , if not three new Charters , through which their principles would be extended throughout England . He might mention that one of these Charters would be granted to three Brethren advanced in the St . Mark ' s Lodge , from Bolton in Lancashire—and would , he believed , be called the St . John ' s Lodge . Avery agreeable meeting having been spent , the Brethren separated at an early hour .

Bolton , Lancashire . —^ . John ' s Lodge of Marie Masters ( No . 2 ) . — We have been favoured with a view of the very beautiful Lodge jewels intended for the above Lodge , which is expected to be opened in the course of the month . The emblem of each Officer is of gold , mounted upon a back of solid silver , shaped as a key stone . Bro . John Mott Thearle is the designer and manufacturer of the jewels , which reflect the highest credit on him as an artist .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-03-01, Page 60” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 18 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01031857/page/60/.
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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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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

1aek Ias0sey

P . G . J . D ., Herts , and Seeretary to the St . Mark ' s Lodge , No . 1 , were introduced with good effect :

*>—OPENING HYMN . Grace this Lodge , Great Overseer , With all Thy pure and earnest truth , That it may flourish thro' all time , Ever in unabated youth . Bless the advancing ones this night , That thro' their lives they'll on ward go , Marking their progress by the light

Acknowledged , and derived from Y ~ ou Their mark in hand , Thy mark at heart ; Oli [ may they ever constant prove , And in all time and circumstance , Unite in brotherhood and love .

CLOSING HYMN . Have we mark'd well , Great Overseer , A work to last beyond all time , Each his allotted task fulfilled , The glory and the praise be Thine . In this degree we find the truth ,

On earth below , in heaven above , The corner-stone of every work Should be unselfish , lasting Love . Still will we work , and working pray , Trusting that in a better land , Our Mystic key-stone may be raised , And fitted by Thy Master hand .

We have pleasure in recommending for adoption in all regularly constituted Mark Lodges the above hymns , to which Bro . Hart has composed most suitable and effective music , and which will be forthwith published for the benefit of Brethren at a distance . At the close of the business the Brethren adjourned to a very elegant banquet—and in the course of the evening various congratulatory speeches , on the progress the Order and the Lodge were making , were delivered ; and Bro . Warren , the B . W . M ., who had joined the Lodge in a late period of the proceedings , expressed the gratification he felt—a gratification which he was sure

every Brother present would participate in , in knowing that the Lodge was about to become the parent of many others—applications have been already made to the Grand Chapter of Scotland for two , if not three new Charters , through which their principles would be extended throughout England . He might mention that one of these Charters would be granted to three Brethren advanced in the St . Mark ' s Lodge , from Bolton in Lancashire—and would , he believed , be called the St . John ' s Lodge . Avery agreeable meeting having been spent , the Brethren separated at an early hour .

Bolton , Lancashire . —^ . John ' s Lodge of Marie Masters ( No . 2 ) . — We have been favoured with a view of the very beautiful Lodge jewels intended for the above Lodge , which is expected to be opened in the course of the month . The emblem of each Officer is of gold , mounted upon a back of solid silver , shaped as a key stone . Bro . John Mott Thearle is the designer and manufacturer of the jewels , which reflect the highest credit on him as an artist .

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