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Eoyal Arch.

opened by P ^ Z . M . E . Comp . John Barker and other Principals present . On the ballot being taken , the fbllbwing were duly declared , elected as Principals and officers for the ensuing year ,. viz . : — -M . E . Comps . George Beldon , as Z . ; J . P . Hodge , H , ; Henry Bell , J . ; Henry Hothani , E . ; WW Phies , W . ; Robert "Fisher , P . S . ; E . D . Bavis , Treas . ; J . Trotter , Jan . There being no mrth ^^ business , the Chapter closed in love and harmony .

Nobthampto ^ shire .- —Northampton Chapter ( No . 468 ) . —This Chapter , composed of the most distinguished cdmpanions of the province , met at the George Hotel , Northampton , on Friday ^ March 13 , on which . ; occasion the Marquis of Huntley , who in early life was one of the / best promoters of all truly British sports , and is now the most able supporter of Masonry in his province , was - '"in-. stalled as Z . ; Comps . Styer , H . ; Welchman , J . V Roberts was investe tenbeg , N . ; and Capt . Andrew , T . 8 . Two Brethren were exalted to the Sublime

Degree of Boyal Arch Masons . The Companions then proceeded to partake of an elegant banquet , and after the usual Masonic toasts , Comp . Styer rose to propose "The Health of the Noble Marquis , " and congratulated the Chapter on being presided over by so noble and justly-esteemed a Companion self so much for the benefit of the province of which he is Prov . G . M ., and thereby gained the love and affection of Iris Brethren . The noble Marquis , in return , expressed the great pleasure he felt at all times in furthering the interests

of Masonry , and in proposing ^ The Health of the Visitors , " Comps . James , P . Z ., No . 607 ; ^ Br . Burlton , P . Z ., No . 756 ; Crawley , P . Z ., No . 25 ; Lingard , No . 51 ; and Mulliner , No . 3 5 ^ , thanked them for their eminent services in performing the services of the evening . Comp . Dr . Burlton thanked the Chapter for the compliment , and at the same time expressed his sorrow that the ceremony of Exaltation had been unavoidably curtailed from want of time , as he thought it

was always of the greatest importance to impress the minds of the newly-exalted as much as possible . At this period the before-named inexorable progressionist , who waits no more for the most exalted than for the most humble , caused the noble Marquis and several Companions to leave , and proceed to the railway terminus ; and we left Comp . Higgins , Mayor of Northampton , proposing" The Health of the newly-exalted Companions / with his usual manly eloquence .

TAXJKTm . ( —Chapter of Sincerity No . 327 ) . —On Monday , March 2 , a Chapter was held for the purpose of installing the three Principals Elect , and exalting five Brethren to this Supreme Degree ; and Comp . Percy Wells , M . E . Z . No . 48 , was honoured by being invited to perform the ceremonies . After the Chapter was opened in ancient and solemn form , the M . E . Z ., Comp . Wells , assisted by M . E . Comps . Cave ,, of Yeovil , and Horniman , of Taunton , installed Comps . May as Z ., Waghorn as H ., and Kingsbury as J . Comp . Bogers , of Yeovil , was also

installed into the chair of J ., in order that he might take that seat in his own Chapter . After the Chapter of installed Principals had been closed , and the Officers of the Chapter inducted , the M . E . Z . resigned his seat to Comp . Wells , who exalted Bro . the Hon . Major Charles Napier , P . J . G . W ., Somerset ; Bros . Abrahams , P . M . No . 327 ; Butler , P . M . No . 327 ; Oakley , W . M . No . 327 ; and Mitchell , Prov . G . Pursuivant , in which duty he was assisted by Comp . Ashley , S . W . and P . Soj . of the Royal Cumberland Chapter , No . 48 , Bath , whose beautiful working elicited the unqualified approbation of the Principals ,

Companions , and Candidates . At the conclusion of the ceremony the whole o £ the members present adjourned to a recherche banquet ; and it has never been our lot to be present at any festive board where more " unanimity and sincerity " and Brotherly love prevailed . After refreshment , the Companions resumed their labours , when the lecture was given by the M . E . Comp . Percy Wells ; and after some little routine business , the Chapter was closed in hurmony . These accessions to the Order , which are only a prelude to still greater ones , proceed from the intended establishment , in a few days , of a Camp of Knights Templar , which will he opened in the presence of , and be named after , the G . M ,, Colonel Tynte .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-04-01, Page 62” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 24 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01041857/page/62/.
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ELECTION OF GRAND MASTER. Article 1
THE CANADAS. Article 2
THE EIGHT OF REPORTING IN GRAND LODGE. Article 3
NOTICE OF GRAND LODGE BUISNESS. Article 5
THE CANADIAN MOVEMENT. Article 5
THE QUARRYMAN OF ST. POINT. Article 15
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 16
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 23
METROPOLITAN. Article 40
PROVINCIAL. Article 51
ROYAL ARCH. Article 59
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 63
THE HIGH GRADES. Article 68
MARK MASONRY. Article 68
SCOTLAND. Article 69
COLONIAL Article 75
INDIA Article 79
MASONIC FESTIVITIES Article 80
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR MARCH Article 83
MASONIC ARCHITECTURE. Article 89
Obituary. Article 90
NOTICE. Article 91
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Eoyal Arch.

opened by P ^ Z . M . E . Comp . John Barker and other Principals present . On the ballot being taken , the fbllbwing were duly declared , elected as Principals and officers for the ensuing year ,. viz . : — -M . E . Comps . George Beldon , as Z . ; J . P . Hodge , H , ; Henry Bell , J . ; Henry Hothani , E . ; WW Phies , W . ; Robert "Fisher , P . S . ; E . D . Bavis , Treas . ; J . Trotter , Jan . There being no mrth ^^ business , the Chapter closed in love and harmony .

Nobthampto ^ shire .- —Northampton Chapter ( No . 468 ) . —This Chapter , composed of the most distinguished cdmpanions of the province , met at the George Hotel , Northampton , on Friday ^ March 13 , on which . ; occasion the Marquis of Huntley , who in early life was one of the / best promoters of all truly British sports , and is now the most able supporter of Masonry in his province , was - '"in-. stalled as Z . ; Comps . Styer , H . ; Welchman , J . V Roberts was investe tenbeg , N . ; and Capt . Andrew , T . 8 . Two Brethren were exalted to the Sublime

Degree of Boyal Arch Masons . The Companions then proceeded to partake of an elegant banquet , and after the usual Masonic toasts , Comp . Styer rose to propose "The Health of the Noble Marquis , " and congratulated the Chapter on being presided over by so noble and justly-esteemed a Companion self so much for the benefit of the province of which he is Prov . G . M ., and thereby gained the love and affection of Iris Brethren . The noble Marquis , in return , expressed the great pleasure he felt at all times in furthering the interests

of Masonry , and in proposing ^ The Health of the Visitors , " Comps . James , P . Z ., No . 607 ; ^ Br . Burlton , P . Z ., No . 756 ; Crawley , P . Z ., No . 25 ; Lingard , No . 51 ; and Mulliner , No . 3 5 ^ , thanked them for their eminent services in performing the services of the evening . Comp . Dr . Burlton thanked the Chapter for the compliment , and at the same time expressed his sorrow that the ceremony of Exaltation had been unavoidably curtailed from want of time , as he thought it

was always of the greatest importance to impress the minds of the newly-exalted as much as possible . At this period the before-named inexorable progressionist , who waits no more for the most exalted than for the most humble , caused the noble Marquis and several Companions to leave , and proceed to the railway terminus ; and we left Comp . Higgins , Mayor of Northampton , proposing" The Health of the newly-exalted Companions / with his usual manly eloquence .

TAXJKTm . ( —Chapter of Sincerity No . 327 ) . —On Monday , March 2 , a Chapter was held for the purpose of installing the three Principals Elect , and exalting five Brethren to this Supreme Degree ; and Comp . Percy Wells , M . E . Z . No . 48 , was honoured by being invited to perform the ceremonies . After the Chapter was opened in ancient and solemn form , the M . E . Z ., Comp . Wells , assisted by M . E . Comps . Cave ,, of Yeovil , and Horniman , of Taunton , installed Comps . May as Z ., Waghorn as H ., and Kingsbury as J . Comp . Bogers , of Yeovil , was also

installed into the chair of J ., in order that he might take that seat in his own Chapter . After the Chapter of installed Principals had been closed , and the Officers of the Chapter inducted , the M . E . Z . resigned his seat to Comp . Wells , who exalted Bro . the Hon . Major Charles Napier , P . J . G . W ., Somerset ; Bros . Abrahams , P . M . No . 327 ; Butler , P . M . No . 327 ; Oakley , W . M . No . 327 ; and Mitchell , Prov . G . Pursuivant , in which duty he was assisted by Comp . Ashley , S . W . and P . Soj . of the Royal Cumberland Chapter , No . 48 , Bath , whose beautiful working elicited the unqualified approbation of the Principals ,

Companions , and Candidates . At the conclusion of the ceremony the whole o £ the members present adjourned to a recherche banquet ; and it has never been our lot to be present at any festive board where more " unanimity and sincerity " and Brotherly love prevailed . After refreshment , the Companions resumed their labours , when the lecture was given by the M . E . Comp . Percy Wells ; and after some little routine business , the Chapter was closed in hurmony . These accessions to the Order , which are only a prelude to still greater ones , proceed from the intended establishment , in a few days , of a Camp of Knights Templar , which will he opened in the presence of , and be named after , the G . M ,, Colonel Tynte .

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