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assured his auditory was the grand secret of Freemasonry . The sermon was listened to with evident pleasure and attention , and , we believe , by unanimous consent , will be published , the profits , if any , to be applied to some Masonic charity ., ; . ' ,- ' . ; . » ... .: ¦ ¦ ; . / ,. ; During service Bro . J . Twiss , Prov . G . Org . for Cheshire , and Bro . J * Emery , Prov . G * Org . for Staffordshire , presided at the organ .

Mr . John Steel , organist of St . Paul ' s , also rendered his valuable aid * The service was not a choral one , though some extra music was introduced . In the place usually assigned to the middle voluntary , Master George Tirams , of St . Peter ' s choiry Congleton , sang the air , "Rejoice gently , " from the Messiah , with extraordinary power and beauty . The anthem was " Behold how good and joyful , " the bass solo being sung by Mr . Shirley , and the pretty duet for trebles

by Masters John Sproston and James Painter , of St . James ' s chonv Congleton , in a very pleasing manner . After the sermon , the three Congleton boys sang together Curschmann ' s lively trio > " Ti pregp , " to the English words , " Protect us through the coming night , '' in a style of great purity and sweetness . At the offertory the handsome sum of £ 12 ; 13 s . 7 d . was collected afters Divine ¦ ¦

service * . •¦ : : ' ..,..:, The Brethren walked from church to the Town Hall , and the business of the Prpy . GrandiLpdge wasproceeded with . Prpposed - ^ rhat put of the sum of £ 12 collected ih the mo ^^ £ 5 be given to the St . Pauls Church Schools , and the remainder in aid of the Masonic Funds of Benevolence . After some other business was transacted , the Grand Lodge was closed in due form with solemn prayery and the Brethren . adjourhed ' to - .

THE BANQUET . At 5 6 'cloick , a grand banquet was held In the large room of the Town Hull , which was elegantly decorated with flowers ^ Masonic banners , emblems , & c , the front of the gallery being surrounded with geraniums in vases , evergreens and shrubs in rich profusion , ^ being on l y less beautiful than the ladies , to the number of 120 , who graced the gallery , and to whom , during the banquet , wine was served by the Prov . Grand Stewards .

The chair was taken by the Prov . GJVL , supported on the right by the R . W . D . Prov . G . M ., Bros . Thomas Ward ; C . S . Vigne , P . Prov . S . G . W ., Somersetshire ; the R . W . Prov . G . Sec , Frederick Dee ; Henry Hall , Prov . G . S . D . ; the R . W . P . Prov . G . S . W ., W . K . Harvey ; the R . W . P . Prov . G . S . W ., Dr . Burton ; J . D . Allen , P . M ., No . 101 , Lancashire , and W . Green , Prov . G . S . D . ; and on the left by the V . W , Assist . G . Chap . Bro . the Rev . James Downes ; the R . W . H . C . Yernon , Prov . G . M ., Worcestershire ; Colonel Hogg ,

P ; Prov . G . S . W . ; and John Snow , P . Prov . G . Standard-bearer , Sussex . The vice-chairs were filled by Bros . Alfred Glover , Prov . G . W ., and J . H . Sweeting , Prov . G , Sword-bearer . The rest of the company numbered about 100 , including the Prov . G . Stews ., and Bros . J . Wilson , Congleton ; G . Baker , W . Harding , W .-. T . Ashwin , F . C . Lees , the Rev . 8 , Sandberg , and Mr . S . Goddard , Burslem ;

E ; Wedgewood and C . T . Davenport , Tunstall ; G . Sargeant and T . Simpson , Hanley ; T . Griffin and Berry , Stoke ; T . Cope , Fenton ; J . Higginbottom and G . Garnham , Longton ; S . M . Turner , F . Crewe , T . Hallam , andT , Mason , jun ., Newcastle . Nearly all the Brethren appeared in full Masonic costume , and the scene presented in the hall was perhaps the most brilliant seen within its walls since its erection .

After the usual loyal toasts , The health of the M . W . G . M . of England , the Earl of Zetland , " was given from the chair , and drunk enthusiastically , with Masonic honours ; as were also " The healths of the M . W . Grand Masters of Scotland and Ireland , the duke of Ath ' oll and the duke of Leinster , " to which Bro . Dr . Burton and Bro . Colonel Hogg respectively responded . These were followed by " The health of Lord Panmure , D . G . M ., " which was pledged with similar honours ; after which , " The Memory of General Anson , P . Prov . G . M . of Staffordshire , " was proposed by the chairman , who passed a graceful tribute of admiration upon the laimented general , as a man , a soldier , and a Freemason .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-09-01, Page 58” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 21 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01091857/page/58/.
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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.

assured his auditory was the grand secret of Freemasonry . The sermon was listened to with evident pleasure and attention , and , we believe , by unanimous consent , will be published , the profits , if any , to be applied to some Masonic charity ., ; . ' ,- ' . ; . » ... .: ¦ ¦ ; . / ,. ; During service Bro . J . Twiss , Prov . G . Org . for Cheshire , and Bro . J * Emery , Prov . G * Org . for Staffordshire , presided at the organ .

Mr . John Steel , organist of St . Paul ' s , also rendered his valuable aid * The service was not a choral one , though some extra music was introduced . In the place usually assigned to the middle voluntary , Master George Tirams , of St . Peter ' s choiry Congleton , sang the air , "Rejoice gently , " from the Messiah , with extraordinary power and beauty . The anthem was " Behold how good and joyful , " the bass solo being sung by Mr . Shirley , and the pretty duet for trebles

by Masters John Sproston and James Painter , of St . James ' s chonv Congleton , in a very pleasing manner . After the sermon , the three Congleton boys sang together Curschmann ' s lively trio > " Ti pregp , " to the English words , " Protect us through the coming night , '' in a style of great purity and sweetness . At the offertory the handsome sum of £ 12 ; 13 s . 7 d . was collected afters Divine ¦ ¦

service * . •¦ : : ' ..,..:, The Brethren walked from church to the Town Hall , and the business of the Prpy . GrandiLpdge wasproceeded with . Prpposed - ^ rhat put of the sum of £ 12 collected ih the mo ^^ £ 5 be given to the St . Pauls Church Schools , and the remainder in aid of the Masonic Funds of Benevolence . After some other business was transacted , the Grand Lodge was closed in due form with solemn prayery and the Brethren . adjourhed ' to - .

THE BANQUET . At 5 6 'cloick , a grand banquet was held In the large room of the Town Hull , which was elegantly decorated with flowers ^ Masonic banners , emblems , & c , the front of the gallery being surrounded with geraniums in vases , evergreens and shrubs in rich profusion , ^ being on l y less beautiful than the ladies , to the number of 120 , who graced the gallery , and to whom , during the banquet , wine was served by the Prov . Grand Stewards .

The chair was taken by the Prov . GJVL , supported on the right by the R . W . D . Prov . G . M ., Bros . Thomas Ward ; C . S . Vigne , P . Prov . S . G . W ., Somersetshire ; the R . W . Prov . G . Sec , Frederick Dee ; Henry Hall , Prov . G . S . D . ; the R . W . P . Prov . G . S . W ., W . K . Harvey ; the R . W . P . Prov . G . S . W ., Dr . Burton ; J . D . Allen , P . M ., No . 101 , Lancashire , and W . Green , Prov . G . S . D . ; and on the left by the V . W , Assist . G . Chap . Bro . the Rev . James Downes ; the R . W . H . C . Yernon , Prov . G . M ., Worcestershire ; Colonel Hogg ,

P ; Prov . G . S . W . ; and John Snow , P . Prov . G . Standard-bearer , Sussex . The vice-chairs were filled by Bros . Alfred Glover , Prov . G . W ., and J . H . Sweeting , Prov . G , Sword-bearer . The rest of the company numbered about 100 , including the Prov . G . Stews ., and Bros . J . Wilson , Congleton ; G . Baker , W . Harding , W .-. T . Ashwin , F . C . Lees , the Rev . 8 , Sandberg , and Mr . S . Goddard , Burslem ;

E ; Wedgewood and C . T . Davenport , Tunstall ; G . Sargeant and T . Simpson , Hanley ; T . Griffin and Berry , Stoke ; T . Cope , Fenton ; J . Higginbottom and G . Garnham , Longton ; S . M . Turner , F . Crewe , T . Hallam , andT , Mason , jun ., Newcastle . Nearly all the Brethren appeared in full Masonic costume , and the scene presented in the hall was perhaps the most brilliant seen within its walls since its erection .

After the usual loyal toasts , The health of the M . W . G . M . of England , the Earl of Zetland , " was given from the chair , and drunk enthusiastically , with Masonic honours ; as were also " The healths of the M . W . Grand Masters of Scotland and Ireland , the duke of Ath ' oll and the duke of Leinster , " to which Bro . Dr . Burton and Bro . Colonel Hogg respectively responded . These were followed by " The health of Lord Panmure , D . G . M ., " which was pledged with similar honours ; after which , " The Memory of General Anson , P . Prov . G . M . of Staffordshire , " was proposed by the chairman , who passed a graceful tribute of admiration upon the laimented general , as a man , a soldier , and a Freemason .

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