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Knights Templae.

The committee also reported that the balance in the hands of the Treasurer was £ 320 . 5 s . ^ The G . Almoner announced that the alms collected , added to the balance in his hands , was £ 9 . 12 s . lOd . . ; The M . E . and S . G . M . announced that Sir John De la Pole , Bart ., had presented to the Grand Conclave an antique two-handed sword , whichwas certainly in these days a curiosity ; it is some seven feet in length , and could only have been used by A scabart . It is _ , however , wavy , and we conclude was used in some ceremonial , perhaps as the sword of justice .

The patents of the appointments of Eras . Hugh David Sandeman as Prov . G . Com . for Bengal ¦"• Dr . Benjamin Archer Kent , for South Australia ; and H . S . S . Barney , for Essex , were then read . The M . E . and S . GvM . then appointed the following Eras , the Officers for the year ensuing , and they were presented by the G . Chanc . and invested with the collars and jewels of office •^ -WilliamStuart , D . G . M . ; B . B . Cabbell , G . Prior ; J . A . Henderson , G . Sub-Prior ; Bev . Edward Moore , Prelate ; Geo . Beauchamp Cole , 1 st G . Capt . ; William Gregory Smith , 2 nd G . Capt . ; John Mapson , G .

Chanc . ; J , H . Law > GvV . Chanc . ; John A . D . Cox , G ; Beg . S . B . Harman , G . Chamb . ; EeV . Oetavius Ereire Owen , ; G . Hospitaller ; Alfred Heather , 1 st G \ Expert ; B . Costa , 2 nd G . Expert ; S . D . Forbes , G . Dir . of Cers . M . H . Shuttleworth , G . Almoner ; H . S . Allpuss , 1 st St . B . ; W . H . Wright , 2 nd St . B . ; Samuel Bryant , 1 st Capt . of Bines ; J . G . Blackburne , 2 nd Capt . of Lines ; John Barker , 1 st G . Herald ; W . Bannister , 2 nd G . Herald ; H . A . Ben net , G . Swordbearer ; S . E . Campbell and J . W . Browne , A . D . Cs . ; H . F . Holt , G . Bannerbearer .

Era . John Newton Tomkins was unanimously re-elected G . Treasurer . The following Eras , were elected by the Conclave members of the committee for general purposes for the year ensuing ; viz ., G . B . Cole , M . H . Shuttleworth , 0 . E . Owen , A . Heather , Golds worthy . The M . E . and S . Gr . M . appointed Eras . Edward Moore , H , Burchell Heme , and B . J . Spiers , members of the same committee . The Conclave was then , after prayer from the G . Prelate , closed , and after a short time the Eras , assembled at the banquet , which was laid with all the good

taste that governs the establishment , and to the excellent viands prepared by Bros . Elkington and Co ., was added some splendid venison , the accustomed present of the venerable G . M . The G . M . presided , and after the Benedicite from the G . Prelate , due justice was done to a capital dinner , and greetings of brotherly love and union from each and all , pledged in cool hock , brilliant sherry , and creamy champaign . The cloth being removed , and after the G . Prelate with solemn intonation had given thanks , the M . E . and S . G . M . rose , and congratulating the Brethren on her Majesty ' s restoration to health , gave " The Queen . " This was 5

followed by " Prince Albert and the rest of the Boyal Family . ' Due honour was also paid to " The Earl of Zetland , M . W . G . M . of Craft Masonry . " " The Army and Navy ' was the next toast , and as there was no one of the latter branch of the service , the G . M . united with the toast the names of Col . Vaughan and Col , Vernon . The former briefly made acknowledgment , while the latter , with much readiness , said he presumed the G . M . had selected him to respond for the navy , as being a descendant of Admiral Vernon , who some 120 years ago had by his deeds achieved a fame that would endure as long as the British name . Having

been for twenty-five years in his country ' s service , he of course , as an old soldier , must in candour acknowledge that the navy was the safeguard of Britain , —its wooden walls were not only the protection and defence of their own shores , but enabled them to throw the shield of protection over the oppressed and the enslaved throughout the world . The gallant soldier , in concluding his energetic address , of which we can but give an outline , said it afforded him great pleasure in being thus allowed to speak of the services of the British navy .

The M . E . and S . G . M . then proposed the D . G . M ,, Sir Knight William Stuart , who , in his own province as well as in the metropolis , was always foremost in furthering the interests of this and every other Degree in Masonry . Era . Stuart , in reply , said , if he had any merit , it was that he endeavoured to follow the vox ,, in . 3 s

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-06-01, Page 73” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 11 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01061857/page/73/.
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MASONIC REPORTING. Article 1
THE NEW GRAND OFFICERS - WHO'S WHO? Article 3
THE VISIBLE SYMBOLISM OF FREEMASONRY , Article 9
HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 15
THE ROUGH AND PERFECT ASHLAR, Article 19
COERRSPONDENCE Article 20
MASONIC JEWEL COLLAR. Article 24
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 25
METROPOLITAN. Article 36
PROVINCIAL Article 51
ROYAL ARCH. Article 68
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 72
MARK MASONRY. Article 76
NEW MUSIC. Article 76
SCOTLAND. Article 77
IRELAND. Article 79
COLONIAL. Article 81
AMERICA. Article 84
MASONIC FESTIVITIES Article 85
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR MAY. Article 86
Obituary. Article 91
NOTICE Article 92
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Knights Templae.

The committee also reported that the balance in the hands of the Treasurer was £ 320 . 5 s . ^ The G . Almoner announced that the alms collected , added to the balance in his hands , was £ 9 . 12 s . lOd . . ; The M . E . and S . G . M . announced that Sir John De la Pole , Bart ., had presented to the Grand Conclave an antique two-handed sword , whichwas certainly in these days a curiosity ; it is some seven feet in length , and could only have been used by A scabart . It is _ , however , wavy , and we conclude was used in some ceremonial , perhaps as the sword of justice .

The patents of the appointments of Eras . Hugh David Sandeman as Prov . G . Com . for Bengal ¦"• Dr . Benjamin Archer Kent , for South Australia ; and H . S . S . Barney , for Essex , were then read . The M . E . and S . GvM . then appointed the following Eras , the Officers for the year ensuing , and they were presented by the G . Chanc . and invested with the collars and jewels of office •^ -WilliamStuart , D . G . M . ; B . B . Cabbell , G . Prior ; J . A . Henderson , G . Sub-Prior ; Bev . Edward Moore , Prelate ; Geo . Beauchamp Cole , 1 st G . Capt . ; William Gregory Smith , 2 nd G . Capt . ; John Mapson , G .

Chanc . ; J , H . Law > GvV . Chanc . ; John A . D . Cox , G ; Beg . S . B . Harman , G . Chamb . ; EeV . Oetavius Ereire Owen , ; G . Hospitaller ; Alfred Heather , 1 st G \ Expert ; B . Costa , 2 nd G . Expert ; S . D . Forbes , G . Dir . of Cers . M . H . Shuttleworth , G . Almoner ; H . S . Allpuss , 1 st St . B . ; W . H . Wright , 2 nd St . B . ; Samuel Bryant , 1 st Capt . of Bines ; J . G . Blackburne , 2 nd Capt . of Lines ; John Barker , 1 st G . Herald ; W . Bannister , 2 nd G . Herald ; H . A . Ben net , G . Swordbearer ; S . E . Campbell and J . W . Browne , A . D . Cs . ; H . F . Holt , G . Bannerbearer .

Era . John Newton Tomkins was unanimously re-elected G . Treasurer . The following Eras , were elected by the Conclave members of the committee for general purposes for the year ensuing ; viz ., G . B . Cole , M . H . Shuttleworth , 0 . E . Owen , A . Heather , Golds worthy . The M . E . and S . Gr . M . appointed Eras . Edward Moore , H , Burchell Heme , and B . J . Spiers , members of the same committee . The Conclave was then , after prayer from the G . Prelate , closed , and after a short time the Eras , assembled at the banquet , which was laid with all the good

taste that governs the establishment , and to the excellent viands prepared by Bros . Elkington and Co ., was added some splendid venison , the accustomed present of the venerable G . M . The G . M . presided , and after the Benedicite from the G . Prelate , due justice was done to a capital dinner , and greetings of brotherly love and union from each and all , pledged in cool hock , brilliant sherry , and creamy champaign . The cloth being removed , and after the G . Prelate with solemn intonation had given thanks , the M . E . and S . G . M . rose , and congratulating the Brethren on her Majesty ' s restoration to health , gave " The Queen . " This was 5

followed by " Prince Albert and the rest of the Boyal Family . ' Due honour was also paid to " The Earl of Zetland , M . W . G . M . of Craft Masonry . " " The Army and Navy ' was the next toast , and as there was no one of the latter branch of the service , the G . M . united with the toast the names of Col . Vaughan and Col , Vernon . The former briefly made acknowledgment , while the latter , with much readiness , said he presumed the G . M . had selected him to respond for the navy , as being a descendant of Admiral Vernon , who some 120 years ago had by his deeds achieved a fame that would endure as long as the British name . Having

been for twenty-five years in his country ' s service , he of course , as an old soldier , must in candour acknowledge that the navy was the safeguard of Britain , —its wooden walls were not only the protection and defence of their own shores , but enabled them to throw the shield of protection over the oppressed and the enslaved throughout the world . The gallant soldier , in concluding his energetic address , of which we can but give an outline , said it afforded him great pleasure in being thus allowed to speak of the services of the British navy .

The M . E . and S . G . M . then proposed the D . G . M ,, Sir Knight William Stuart , who , in his own province as well as in the metropolis , was always foremost in furthering the interests of this and every other Degree in Masonry . Era . Stuart , in reply , said , if he had any merit , it was that he endeavoured to follow the vox ,, in . 3 s

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