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Mark Masonry.

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ThistleLodge ( No . 3 ) . — -A warrant ' / having been granted by the S . G . Chapter of Scotland to ThomasAlexander Adams , James Richmond Sheen , and Joseph Cotterell , for establishing a Mark Lodge in London under the above title , a preliminary meeting was held at Dick's CofTee-house , Eleet-street , on Eriday , May 8 th , for the purpose of advancing those Brethren who were appointed to office . Bro . Adams , R . W . M „ presided , and nine Brethen were advanced to the Mark Degree , thus completing the staff of officers for the efficient working of the Lodge . Subjoined is the list of officers : ~ Bro . Adams , R . W . M . ; Stephen Barton Wilson , D . M . ; Sheen , S . W . ; Cotterell , J . W , ; Binckes , M . O , ; Lippman , S . O . ; Stacey , J . O . ; Panchaud , Heg . ; Eigg , C . ; J . Gurton , S . D . ^ Eernandez , J . D . ; Smith , T . K . ; Queely , Steward ; Hart , Organist ; Suter , Treas . ; Carpenter , Sec . ; LongstafT , Tyler . Abnott Lodge of Mabk Masons ( No , 4 ) . — -This Lodge , which holds its warrant from the Supreme Grand Chap , of Scotland , held its first meeting oii Tuesday , April 28 th , at Bro . Seyd ' s Masonic Hall , Einsbury-square , Bro . H . Aw Isaacs , the R . W . M ., ably presiding , supported by the Officers of St . Mark ' s , 'No . 1 . The R . W . M . ably worked the ceremony , and advanced no less than twenty-one candidates . To prevent confusion from so large a number , they were divided into two parties , and the ceremony , except the final charges , worked twice . The R . W . M . was supported by Bros . A . Levy , S . W . ; and Adams , J . W . of No . I and R . W . M . of No . 3 , as J . W . ; Bros . Harrison , Burton , Lippman , of No . 1 , as M . O ,, S . O ., and J . O . The other offices were ably filled by Bros , Thearle , Hughes , Arliss , and otljer members of St . Mark ' s , After the ceremony the Lodge was opened for the despatch of business , when , on the motion of Bro . H . A . Isaacs , the R . W . M ., Dr . Walker Arnott , Grand Z . of Scotland ( from whom the Lodge derives its name ); was unanimously elected an honorary member . The same honour was conferred on Bro . Gaylor , of Edinburgh , Grand N . of Scotland ; also Bro . Warren , R . W . M ., and Bro . Hughes , D . R . W . M . St . Mark's , No . 1 ; and Bro . Adams , R . W . M . Thistle , No . 3 . A similar honour was conferred on the R . W . M . Bro . H . A . Isaacs , in consideration of the great service he has rendered

in organizing and establishing the Lodge . Later in the evening a similar compliment was paid to Bro . Saqui , on his appointment as Organist , on account of service rendered , in efficiently conducting the music during the ceremony , which we take this opportunity of remarking as being of a very superior character , and materially enhancing its solemnity . The Lodge being closed , the members sat dowh to a very elegant banquet , supplied by Bro . Seyd in his usual excellent style , and the rest of the evening was spent in toasts and responses , interspersed by delightful harmony , befitting the occasion .

New Music.

NEW MUSIC .

We have received a copy of a new cavatina , published by Novello , entitled , " A Whisper—The Freemason ' s Secret , " dedicated by permission to the M . W . G . M . the Earl of Zetland , and the T . W . G . Chaplain , the Rev . J . E . Cox . The words are by Bro . D . M . Aird , and the music by J . A . Anschuez . The air is rich and flowing ; and having heard it in public , we can pronounce it as likely to become extremely popular .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-06-01, Page 76” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 11 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01061857/page/76/.
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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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Mark Masonry.

; N ^^ MX | lK- if'A : SWB ^ - ^

ThistleLodge ( No . 3 ) . — -A warrant ' / having been granted by the S . G . Chapter of Scotland to ThomasAlexander Adams , James Richmond Sheen , and Joseph Cotterell , for establishing a Mark Lodge in London under the above title , a preliminary meeting was held at Dick's CofTee-house , Eleet-street , on Eriday , May 8 th , for the purpose of advancing those Brethren who were appointed to office . Bro . Adams , R . W . M „ presided , and nine Brethen were advanced to the Mark Degree , thus completing the staff of officers for the efficient working of the Lodge . Subjoined is the list of officers : ~ Bro . Adams , R . W . M . ; Stephen Barton Wilson , D . M . ; Sheen , S . W . ; Cotterell , J . W , ; Binckes , M . O , ; Lippman , S . O . ; Stacey , J . O . ; Panchaud , Heg . ; Eigg , C . ; J . Gurton , S . D . ^ Eernandez , J . D . ; Smith , T . K . ; Queely , Steward ; Hart , Organist ; Suter , Treas . ; Carpenter , Sec . ; LongstafT , Tyler . Abnott Lodge of Mabk Masons ( No , 4 ) . — -This Lodge , which holds its warrant from the Supreme Grand Chap , of Scotland , held its first meeting oii Tuesday , April 28 th , at Bro . Seyd ' s Masonic Hall , Einsbury-square , Bro . H . Aw Isaacs , the R . W . M ., ably presiding , supported by the Officers of St . Mark ' s , 'No . 1 . The R . W . M . ably worked the ceremony , and advanced no less than twenty-one candidates . To prevent confusion from so large a number , they were divided into two parties , and the ceremony , except the final charges , worked twice . The R . W . M . was supported by Bros . A . Levy , S . W . ; and Adams , J . W . of No . I and R . W . M . of No . 3 , as J . W . ; Bros . Harrison , Burton , Lippman , of No . 1 , as M . O ,, S . O ., and J . O . The other offices were ably filled by Bros , Thearle , Hughes , Arliss , and otljer members of St . Mark ' s , After the ceremony the Lodge was opened for the despatch of business , when , on the motion of Bro . H . A . Isaacs , the R . W . M ., Dr . Walker Arnott , Grand Z . of Scotland ( from whom the Lodge derives its name ); was unanimously elected an honorary member . The same honour was conferred on Bro . Gaylor , of Edinburgh , Grand N . of Scotland ; also Bro . Warren , R . W . M ., and Bro . Hughes , D . R . W . M . St . Mark's , No . 1 ; and Bro . Adams , R . W . M . Thistle , No . 3 . A similar honour was conferred on the R . W . M . Bro . H . A . Isaacs , in consideration of the great service he has rendered

in organizing and establishing the Lodge . Later in the evening a similar compliment was paid to Bro . Saqui , on his appointment as Organist , on account of service rendered , in efficiently conducting the music during the ceremony , which we take this opportunity of remarking as being of a very superior character , and materially enhancing its solemnity . The Lodge being closed , the members sat dowh to a very elegant banquet , supplied by Bro . Seyd in his usual excellent style , and the rest of the evening was spent in toasts and responses , interspersed by delightful harmony , befitting the occasion .

New Music.

NEW MUSIC .

We have received a copy of a new cavatina , published by Novello , entitled , " A Whisper—The Freemason ' s Secret , " dedicated by permission to the M . W . G . M . the Earl of Zetland , and the T . W . G . Chaplain , the Rev . J . E . Cox . The words are by Bro . D . M . Aird , and the music by J . A . Anschuez . The air is rich and flowing ; and having heard it in public , we can pronounce it as likely to become extremely popular .

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