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    Article The choice of Smyrna as a site for a British hospital during the late war has been, under Providence* the means of planting Masonry in a truly rich soil. Amongst the civil and military staff attached to the important station were a few most zealous Brethren, who, under great difficulties, managed to muster enough to work: as a Lodge of Instruction, as often a quiet evening could be taken from the urgent duties of the hospital. One by one Brethren were discovered, of various languages and nationalities; but so powerful had been the social persecution—to TURKEY. Page 1 of 1
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The Choice Of Smyrna As A Site For A British Hospital During The Late War Has Been, Under Providence* The Means Of Planting Masonry In A Truly Rich Soil. Amongst The Civil And Military Staff Attached To The Important Station Were A Few Most Zealous Brethren, Who, Under Great Difficulties, Managed To Muster Enough To Work: As A Lodge Of Instruction, As Often A Quiet Evening Could Be Taken From The Urgent Duties Of The Hospital. One By One Brethren Were Discovered, Of Various Languages And Nationalities; But So Powerful Had Been The Social Persecution—To Turkey.

The choice of Smyrna as a site for a British hospital during the late war has been , under Providence * the means of planting Masonry in a truly rich soil . Amongst the civil and military staff attached to the important station were a few most zealous Brethren , who , under great difficulties , managed to muster enough to work : as a Lodge of Instruction , as often a quiet evening could be taken from the urgent duties of the hospital . One by one Brethren were discovered , of various languages and nationalities ; but so powerful had been the social persecution—to TURKEY .

say nothing of the priestly denunciations- —against all pf or belonging to Masons in Masonry , tjiat the greatest difficulty existed in inducing many who had been zealous in their youth so much as to acknowledge their obligation . Patience , tirne , perseverance , and individual energy did much , and the glorious principles of the Craft at last prevailed . The scattered and frightened sheep were again gathered together , and have been able to live down the attacks of the French and Italian priesthood , tinder the auspices of a few PJVks , a Lodge was properly instituted in the English language , another in French , and a third in Greek *

For the government of the Order in Turkey , a constitutional Grand Lodge was convened ; and Bro , Charles Goolden , who had up to that time worked the Degrees in English , French , German , and Italian , was unanimously called upon to preside over it . Since then the Brethren have multiplied , and Masonry has flourished , being embraced on all sides by the first merchants and most respectable inhabitants , of every nationality . A most magnificent jewel of gold and brilliants , consisting of the Turkish Star of five points ( bearing in the centre , as a monogram , G . L . T . ) , and the Crescent , has been manufactured by Bro . Spencer for the

G . M ., Bro . Goolden , of which we present an engraving to our readers , as also of the crown , mitre , turban , and breast-plate , executed for the Grand Chapter of Turkey , to which we alluded in our last . The engravings necessarily give but a faint idea of the magnificence and brilliancy of the jewels , though their fidelity to form and general appearance is vouched from the circumstance that they have been engraved by Day and Son , from a beautiful photograph , taken in his best style , by Bro . Hughes , of the Strand , whose Masonic portraits have attracted so much attention .

Summary Of News For September

SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER

During the whole of the past month her Majesty , the Prince Consort , and the larger portion of the royal family , have been residing at Balmoral . The Prince of Wales has been travelling about from place to place on the Continent , and has visited the most remarkable scenes upon the Rhine , and has even partaken of the hospitality of the monks of St . Bernard . Prince Alfred did not accompany his royal parents to Scotland , but has since joined the family circle . The Duke of Cambridge has been visiting the Emperor of the French , at the camp at Chalons .

THE COURT

FOREIGN . The chief foreign topics lately upon the tapis have been the intended conference of the Emperors of the French and of Russia at Stuttgardt , the probable return of the queen-mother to Spain to be present at the approaching accouchement of the queen , the illness of the King of Prussia , and the regency of the crown prince in Sweden , in consequence of the incapacity of the reigning king . In Spain , too , there has been a threatened breaking up of the ministry , and as regards Italian

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GRAND LODGE AND THE CANADAS. Article 1
CHIVALRY. Article 4
THE STRANGER, THE FATHERLESS, AND THE WIDOW. Article 12
MASONIC EXCURSION TO BOSLIN CASTLE. Article 13
CORRESPONDENCE Article 27
THE SPIRIT OF MASONRY. Article 31
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 32
METROPOLITAN. Article 45
PROVINCIAL. Article 47
ROYAL ARCH. Article 61
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Article 62
MARK MASONRY Article 62
SCOTLAND Article 66
COLONIAL. Article 68
AMERICA Article 73
INDIA. Article 74
The choice of Smyrna as a site for a British hospital during the late war has been, under Providence* the means of planting Masonry in a truly rich soil. Amongst the civil and military staff attached to the important station were a few most zealous Brethren, who, under great difficulties, managed to muster enough to work: as a Lodge of Instruction, as often a quiet evening could be taken from the urgent duties of the hospital. One by one Brethren were discovered, of various languages and nationalities; but so powerful had been the social persecution—to TURKEY. Article 76
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER Article 76
Obituary. Article 80
NOTICE. Article 83
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The Choice Of Smyrna As A Site For A British Hospital During The Late War Has Been, Under Providence* The Means Of Planting Masonry In A Truly Rich Soil. Amongst The Civil And Military Staff Attached To The Important Station Were A Few Most Zealous Brethren, Who, Under Great Difficulties, Managed To Muster Enough To Work: As A Lodge Of Instruction, As Often A Quiet Evening Could Be Taken From The Urgent Duties Of The Hospital. One By One Brethren Were Discovered, Of Various Languages And Nationalities; But So Powerful Had Been The Social Persecution—To Turkey.

The choice of Smyrna as a site for a British hospital during the late war has been , under Providence * the means of planting Masonry in a truly rich soil . Amongst the civil and military staff attached to the important station were a few most zealous Brethren , who , under great difficulties , managed to muster enough to work : as a Lodge of Instruction , as often a quiet evening could be taken from the urgent duties of the hospital . One by one Brethren were discovered , of various languages and nationalities ; but so powerful had been the social persecution—to TURKEY .

say nothing of the priestly denunciations- —against all pf or belonging to Masons in Masonry , tjiat the greatest difficulty existed in inducing many who had been zealous in their youth so much as to acknowledge their obligation . Patience , tirne , perseverance , and individual energy did much , and the glorious principles of the Craft at last prevailed . The scattered and frightened sheep were again gathered together , and have been able to live down the attacks of the French and Italian priesthood , tinder the auspices of a few PJVks , a Lodge was properly instituted in the English language , another in French , and a third in Greek *

For the government of the Order in Turkey , a constitutional Grand Lodge was convened ; and Bro , Charles Goolden , who had up to that time worked the Degrees in English , French , German , and Italian , was unanimously called upon to preside over it . Since then the Brethren have multiplied , and Masonry has flourished , being embraced on all sides by the first merchants and most respectable inhabitants , of every nationality . A most magnificent jewel of gold and brilliants , consisting of the Turkish Star of five points ( bearing in the centre , as a monogram , G . L . T . ) , and the Crescent , has been manufactured by Bro . Spencer for the

G . M ., Bro . Goolden , of which we present an engraving to our readers , as also of the crown , mitre , turban , and breast-plate , executed for the Grand Chapter of Turkey , to which we alluded in our last . The engravings necessarily give but a faint idea of the magnificence and brilliancy of the jewels , though their fidelity to form and general appearance is vouched from the circumstance that they have been engraved by Day and Son , from a beautiful photograph , taken in his best style , by Bro . Hughes , of the Strand , whose Masonic portraits have attracted so much attention .

Summary Of News For September

SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR SEPTEMBER

During the whole of the past month her Majesty , the Prince Consort , and the larger portion of the royal family , have been residing at Balmoral . The Prince of Wales has been travelling about from place to place on the Continent , and has visited the most remarkable scenes upon the Rhine , and has even partaken of the hospitality of the monks of St . Bernard . Prince Alfred did not accompany his royal parents to Scotland , but has since joined the family circle . The Duke of Cambridge has been visiting the Emperor of the French , at the camp at Chalons .

THE COURT

FOREIGN . The chief foreign topics lately upon the tapis have been the intended conference of the Emperors of the French and of Russia at Stuttgardt , the probable return of the queen-mother to Spain to be present at the approaching accouchement of the queen , the illness of the King of Prussia , and the regency of the crown prince in Sweden , in consequence of the incapacity of the reigning king . In Spain , too , there has been a threatened breaking up of the ministry , and as regards Italian

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