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Provincial.

Bro . Hagger > Pro v . G . S . W ., bri efly replied , and pledged the Officers to do their best to serve the interests of the province . The health of the Prov . G . Chap , Was proposed by the D ; Prov . G . M ., and responded to by Bro . Carson , who alluded to the great progress which the Hertford Lodge had made since its resuscitation , it having three years since only eight or nine members , whilst it now numbered about thirty , and had that day been able to meet the G . Lodge , which it trusted would ere long again visit Hertford .

Bro . How proposed the health of the Magistrates of the town , with thanks to them for the use of the hall , coupling with the toast the name of Brp . Burchell Hearnej one of the oldest and most respected Masons and magistrates in . the county . > : ¦ ' : ' Bro . Hearne replied , and assured the Brethren that the magistrates , many of whom were themselves Masons , would be at all times happy to contribute to their accommodation , at meetings of this kind , as far as lay in their pow # r .

The health of the Treasurer and other toasts followed in rapid succession , the coriapany breaking up early , owing to many of the Brethren having to return to their homes by the railway .

..:. - kent . Gravesend . —Lodge cf Freedom ( No . 91 ) . —The Lodge was opened in the 1 st Degree by Bro . Hills , W . M ., on the 19 th August , and Bro . W . Danes initiated ; af Jer which the W . M . gave the appropriate charge . Bros . Hester and Froud were passed to the 2 nd Degree by the W . M ., Bro . Hills ; the whole of the ceremonies being performed in a most perfect manner . At the conclusion of

business , a banquet was well served by Bro . Wates . The visitors were B ro ^ Whaley , No . 176 , Albany Lodge , and Bro . Mills ^ No . 181 , St . George ' s Lodge . After various appropriate toasts were drunk , the health of " The Visitors" was given and responded to , the Brethren assuring the Lodge they were truly astonished at the manner in which the work of the Lodge was done by so young a Master . The whole proceedings passed off with great satisfaction to all present , and a more harmonious and pleasant evening could not be conceived .

LANCASHIRE . Bolton . —St . John ' s Lodge ( No . 268 ) . —The monthly meeting of this Lodge was held on Wednesday , the 19 th of August , at the Commercial Hotel , Bolton . The Lodge opened at six o ' clock , P . M ., under the presidency of Bro . J . Mitchell , W . M ., —all the officers being at their posts as usual . Bro . G . Piatt , son of the late highly-respected Treasurer of the Lodge , was raised to the Degree of M . M . by the W . M . The Lodge being closed to the 1 st Degree , Mr . Charles Yates and

Mr . Henry Piatt ( another son of the late Treasurer ) were duly admitted to the light by the W . M . The ceremonies were conducted in that beautiful and impressive manner which has characterized this Lodge since the accession of the present officers ; the working Tools being rendered by the J . W . ( Bro . Entwisle ) , and the charge at initiation effectively delivered by Bro , Bawden , J . D . The only visitor present was Bro . Beswick , No . 436 . The Lodge closed at half-past nkie , p . m ., in due form , and with prayer .

Farnworth . —Earl Ellesmere Lodge ( No . 976 ) . —The monthly meeting of this very flourishing Lodge was held on Wednesday , the 12 th of August , at the Bowling Green Inn , Farnworth , near Bolton , on which occasion there was a good muster of the Brethren , and also several visitors from Lodge St . John , No . 268 , Bolton ; amongst whom we observed Bros . John Mitchell , W . M . ; John Hughes , S . W . ; W . Bawden , J . D . ; and J . Howarth , the very efficient Dir . of Cer . of that Lodge . The Lodge having been open in the 3 rd Degree , Bro . Peat , W . M ., requested Bro . Mitchell , W . M ., No . 268 , to perform the ceremony of raising Bro . Bennett to the Degree of M . M ., which that Brother proceeded to do in his usual eloquent and impressive style . The Lodge having been closed to the 2 nd Degree , Bro . Peat , W . M . of the Lodge , resumed his chair , and in a , masterly manner conferred the 2 nd Degree upon Bro . Hodson . A gentleman ^

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-09-01, Page 49” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 21 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01091857/page/49/.
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MASONIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM. Article 1
MASONIC ANTIQUITIES. Article 3
HISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 7
ON THE MATHEMATICAL AND MASONIC PROPERTIES OF THE NUMBER 666. Article 10
MASONIC LODGE, TORQUAY. Article 12
A BROTHER IN ADVERSITY. Article 17
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS, Article 19
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 23
BROTHER J. HARRIS. Article 30
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 31
THE BOYS' SCHOOL. Article 33
METROPOLITAN. Article 39
PROVINCIAL. Article 43
ROYAL ARCH. Article 61
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 63
MARK MASONRY. Article 63
SCOTLAND, Article 64
INDIA Article 71
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR AUGUST Article 73
NOTICE Article 78
JEWEL OF THE GRAND MASTER FOR TURKEY Article 80
Untitled Article 81
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Provincial.

Bro . Hagger > Pro v . G . S . W ., bri efly replied , and pledged the Officers to do their best to serve the interests of the province . The health of the Prov . G . Chap , Was proposed by the D ; Prov . G . M ., and responded to by Bro . Carson , who alluded to the great progress which the Hertford Lodge had made since its resuscitation , it having three years since only eight or nine members , whilst it now numbered about thirty , and had that day been able to meet the G . Lodge , which it trusted would ere long again visit Hertford .

Bro . How proposed the health of the Magistrates of the town , with thanks to them for the use of the hall , coupling with the toast the name of Brp . Burchell Hearnej one of the oldest and most respected Masons and magistrates in . the county . > : ¦ ' : ' Bro . Hearne replied , and assured the Brethren that the magistrates , many of whom were themselves Masons , would be at all times happy to contribute to their accommodation , at meetings of this kind , as far as lay in their pow # r .

The health of the Treasurer and other toasts followed in rapid succession , the coriapany breaking up early , owing to many of the Brethren having to return to their homes by the railway .

..:. - kent . Gravesend . —Lodge cf Freedom ( No . 91 ) . —The Lodge was opened in the 1 st Degree by Bro . Hills , W . M ., on the 19 th August , and Bro . W . Danes initiated ; af Jer which the W . M . gave the appropriate charge . Bros . Hester and Froud were passed to the 2 nd Degree by the W . M ., Bro . Hills ; the whole of the ceremonies being performed in a most perfect manner . At the conclusion of

business , a banquet was well served by Bro . Wates . The visitors were B ro ^ Whaley , No . 176 , Albany Lodge , and Bro . Mills ^ No . 181 , St . George ' s Lodge . After various appropriate toasts were drunk , the health of " The Visitors" was given and responded to , the Brethren assuring the Lodge they were truly astonished at the manner in which the work of the Lodge was done by so young a Master . The whole proceedings passed off with great satisfaction to all present , and a more harmonious and pleasant evening could not be conceived .

LANCASHIRE . Bolton . —St . John ' s Lodge ( No . 268 ) . —The monthly meeting of this Lodge was held on Wednesday , the 19 th of August , at the Commercial Hotel , Bolton . The Lodge opened at six o ' clock , P . M ., under the presidency of Bro . J . Mitchell , W . M ., —all the officers being at their posts as usual . Bro . G . Piatt , son of the late highly-respected Treasurer of the Lodge , was raised to the Degree of M . M . by the W . M . The Lodge being closed to the 1 st Degree , Mr . Charles Yates and

Mr . Henry Piatt ( another son of the late Treasurer ) were duly admitted to the light by the W . M . The ceremonies were conducted in that beautiful and impressive manner which has characterized this Lodge since the accession of the present officers ; the working Tools being rendered by the J . W . ( Bro . Entwisle ) , and the charge at initiation effectively delivered by Bro , Bawden , J . D . The only visitor present was Bro . Beswick , No . 436 . The Lodge closed at half-past nkie , p . m ., in due form , and with prayer .

Farnworth . —Earl Ellesmere Lodge ( No . 976 ) . —The monthly meeting of this very flourishing Lodge was held on Wednesday , the 12 th of August , at the Bowling Green Inn , Farnworth , near Bolton , on which occasion there was a good muster of the Brethren , and also several visitors from Lodge St . John , No . 268 , Bolton ; amongst whom we observed Bros . John Mitchell , W . M . ; John Hughes , S . W . ; W . Bawden , J . D . ; and J . Howarth , the very efficient Dir . of Cer . of that Lodge . The Lodge having been open in the 3 rd Degree , Bro . Peat , W . M ., requested Bro . Mitchell , W . M ., No . 268 , to perform the ceremony of raising Bro . Bennett to the Degree of M . M ., which that Brother proceeded to do in his usual eloquent and impressive style . The Lodge having been closed to the 2 nd Degree , Bro . Peat , W . M . of the Lodge , resumed his chair , and in a , masterly manner conferred the 2 nd Degree upon Bro . Hodson . A gentleman ^

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