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Provincial.
the Prov . G . M ., Bro . 'Tynte . ( Applause . ) He came amongst them under very favourable circumstances . Three generations of his family held sinnlar offices , and could he do away with the fine river that separated Cardiff froni the shores of Somersetshire ; he might say that the three generations had their provinces in a
ring fence , viz ., Somerset , Monmouth , and the eastern division of South Wales ; Ho was pleased to hear that day the voice of his old friend and Brother , the grandfather of their Prov . G . M . It was a pleasure to biro to hear his voice , for he was a good Mason and a fine old English gentleman . He felt they Would have a happy time with their Prov . G . M ., and therefore he most sincerely gave his good health ; hoping Joe might for many years govern the Province . ( Applause . ) -
In returnihg thanks , Bro . Tynte spoke of his gratitude , that he , almost an entire stranger , had been received by the . Province in such a flattering manner ^ He could ascribe it onlyv to one cause , the fact of Ms near and dear relatives being so long connected with Masonry ; and the relative to whom his friend and Brother referred , would have been most happy to have met them at the banquet , but age and infirmity prevented that honour . He begged to thank them and to assure them it would ever behis pleasure to support Masonry in the Province .
The Prov . GLM . next gave thehealth of the installing Master , Bro . Beadon , and thanks to him for the excellent manner in which he had performed the ceremony . ( Applause . ) Bro . F . W . Beadon , in returning thanks , said he came before them under ordinary circumstances . In the fi G . M , for Somersetshire
sat With , his father on the same form at Eton . He thanked God they both possessed their faculties , but he deeply regretted that the health of Col . Tynte prevented his being present at a banquet which would have ^ ven him so much satisfaction . T'he & , W . Brother then gave a brilliant statement of the progress of Masonry throughout England , and ppncluded an eloquent speech amidst a burst of applause seldom witnessed .
** The health of Brp . G . G . Bird , D , Prov ^ G . M ., " was next proposed by the Prov . G . M ., in eulogistic terms . Y Bro . Bird , in returning thanks , said he had often had to thank them on former occasions . It was true he had for some years filled his present office . It was gratifying to him to have received from Bro . Hutchings , their late Prov . G . M . *
theoflice of D . Prov . G . M . ; he had known him in early life , and perhaps to that circumstance he was indebted for his appointment . With the present Prov . G . M . it was not so , he had not known him , and therefore the debt of gratitude for his re-appointment to the office as D . Prov . G . M . was the deeper . He felt he must also be ever grateful to the Brethren for their reception of his name . ( Applause . )
"The Visiting Grand Lodge , " coupled with the name of Bro . Randall ( Somersetshire ) . Bro . Randall returned thanks in a neat and appropriate speech , speaking of a Lodge at which he assisted when their respected newly-installed G . M ., Bro . C . K . K . Tynte , was initiated into Masonry , calling the attention of the Brethren to fhe progress their respected G . M . had made to arrive at his present high position . " The Senior and Junior Wardens of the Provincial Gratfd Lodge , and all
inferior Officers . " Bro . Matthew Moggridge , of the Swansea Lodge , and Prov . G . S . W ., returned thanks . " The health of the Mayor and Corporation of Cardiff , and thanks to them for the use of the noble room in which the Lodge was held . " One of the oldest and most respected members of the Corporation , and also of the Glamorgan Lodge ( of which he may be fairly said to be the father ) , Bro . P . M .
William Bird , returned thanks , speaking at the same time of the well-known liberality of the Corporation of Cardiff , and their great respect for the Cefn Mabley family . The Tyntes were always good Masons and good citizens . " The health of the Master , officers , and Brothers of the Glamorganshire Lodge , 93 . " In proposing this toast the Prov . G . M . paid a deserved compliment to Bro . R . F . Langley , regretting his illness in feeling terms . Bro . Thomas Hodge returned thanks for the Master of the Lodge .
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Provincial.
the Prov . G . M ., Bro . 'Tynte . ( Applause . ) He came amongst them under very favourable circumstances . Three generations of his family held sinnlar offices , and could he do away with the fine river that separated Cardiff froni the shores of Somersetshire ; he might say that the three generations had their provinces in a
ring fence , viz ., Somerset , Monmouth , and the eastern division of South Wales ; Ho was pleased to hear that day the voice of his old friend and Brother , the grandfather of their Prov . G . M . It was a pleasure to biro to hear his voice , for he was a good Mason and a fine old English gentleman . He felt they Would have a happy time with their Prov . G . M ., and therefore he most sincerely gave his good health ; hoping Joe might for many years govern the Province . ( Applause . ) -
In returnihg thanks , Bro . Tynte spoke of his gratitude , that he , almost an entire stranger , had been received by the . Province in such a flattering manner ^ He could ascribe it onlyv to one cause , the fact of Ms near and dear relatives being so long connected with Masonry ; and the relative to whom his friend and Brother referred , would have been most happy to have met them at the banquet , but age and infirmity prevented that honour . He begged to thank them and to assure them it would ever behis pleasure to support Masonry in the Province .
The Prov . GLM . next gave thehealth of the installing Master , Bro . Beadon , and thanks to him for the excellent manner in which he had performed the ceremony . ( Applause . ) Bro . F . W . Beadon , in returning thanks , said he came before them under ordinary circumstances . In the fi G . M , for Somersetshire
sat With , his father on the same form at Eton . He thanked God they both possessed their faculties , but he deeply regretted that the health of Col . Tynte prevented his being present at a banquet which would have ^ ven him so much satisfaction . T'he & , W . Brother then gave a brilliant statement of the progress of Masonry throughout England , and ppncluded an eloquent speech amidst a burst of applause seldom witnessed .
** The health of Brp . G . G . Bird , D , Prov ^ G . M ., " was next proposed by the Prov . G . M ., in eulogistic terms . Y Bro . Bird , in returning thanks , said he had often had to thank them on former occasions . It was true he had for some years filled his present office . It was gratifying to him to have received from Bro . Hutchings , their late Prov . G . M . *
theoflice of D . Prov . G . M . ; he had known him in early life , and perhaps to that circumstance he was indebted for his appointment . With the present Prov . G . M . it was not so , he had not known him , and therefore the debt of gratitude for his re-appointment to the office as D . Prov . G . M . was the deeper . He felt he must also be ever grateful to the Brethren for their reception of his name . ( Applause . )
"The Visiting Grand Lodge , " coupled with the name of Bro . Randall ( Somersetshire ) . Bro . Randall returned thanks in a neat and appropriate speech , speaking of a Lodge at which he assisted when their respected newly-installed G . M ., Bro . C . K . K . Tynte , was initiated into Masonry , calling the attention of the Brethren to fhe progress their respected G . M . had made to arrive at his present high position . " The Senior and Junior Wardens of the Provincial Gratfd Lodge , and all
inferior Officers . " Bro . Matthew Moggridge , of the Swansea Lodge , and Prov . G . S . W ., returned thanks . " The health of the Mayor and Corporation of Cardiff , and thanks to them for the use of the noble room in which the Lodge was held . " One of the oldest and most respected members of the Corporation , and also of the Glamorgan Lodge ( of which he may be fairly said to be the father ) , Bro . P . M .
William Bird , returned thanks , speaking at the same time of the well-known liberality of the Corporation of Cardiff , and their great respect for the Cefn Mabley family . The Tyntes were always good Masons and good citizens . " The health of the Master , officers , and Brothers of the Glamorganshire Lodge , 93 . " In proposing this toast the Prov . G . M . paid a deserved compliment to Bro . R . F . Langley , regretting his illness in feeling terms . Bro . Thomas Hodge returned thanks for the Master of the Lodge .