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the members of the Lodge , as he was sure they would be pleased to hear , that at the next regular meeting they would have the advantage to be presided over by their respected W . M ! . —a circumstance upon which , he was proud to sa ^ they might congratulate themselves . The harmony of the evening was greatly enhanced by the very excellent singing of the W . M ., Bros . M . Abrahams , H . Mendoza , J . Sturch , Solomons , & c . & c . ; and the Brethren separated at an early hour , after passing a most delightful and truly Masonic evening .

Lodge of ITnited Stbeng ^ 27 6 ) . —This Lodge held its first regular meeting at Bro . B . Foster ' s , Jerusalem Tavern , St . John ' s Gate , Clerkenwell , on Tuesday October 13 th , The W . M ., Bro . Lugg , occupied his seat , and Bro . B . G . Hodgkinson was raised to the sublime degree of a M . M . The first two sections of the first lecture were worked ; and , some financial arrangements having been made , the Brethren retired to the ancient hall of the Knights of St . John , which has been embellished by Bro . Foster with great taste and judgment , and there partook of a banquet admirably and liberally served .

Fitzho ¥ Lodge ( No . 880 ) . —The members of this mili taryXodge met at their head-quarters , Artillery Ground , Finsbury , on Friday , October 23 rd , Bro . Peter Matthews , P . M ., in the absence of theW . M ., Bro . Woolloston ; took the chair , and passed a Brother to the Degree of Fellow-Craft . The Lodge was visited by Bro . White , the veteran P . G . Sec . ; Bro , Michinner , No . 227 , and Bro . Lennard , No . 343 , who expressed themselves highly delighted with the working of the Lodge , and the excellent specimen they had experienced of soldiers' fare and hospitality .

Panmure Lodge ( No . 1 , 017 ) . —The Consecration of this Lodge took place on Saturday the 17 th October , at the Pembury Taven ^ Lower Clapton . The ceremonial commenced at 3 . 30 , when there were present Bros . Bev . John Edmund Cox , M . A ., G . Chap . ; Wm . Gray Clarke , G . Sec . ; John Havers , P . G . S . D . ; J . B . King , P . G . J . D . ; George Biggs , P . G . S . B . ; Henry Muggeridge , P . M . No . 227 , & c ; J . Ashwell , W . M . No . 22 ; Mclntyre and Stewart , P . Ms .

No . 125 ; T . Bohn , W . M . No . 995 ; Sacqui , P . M . No . 247 ; Adams and Mobbs , No . 215 ; Buss , Girnian , and several other Brethren . The ceremonial of consecration was performed by Bro . John Havers , assisted by Bros . Cox and King ; Bro . Sacqui aiding the solemnity by his excellent performance on the seraphine . Bro . Havers then installed as first Master of the Lodge Bro . Henry Muggeridge , who appointed as his officers Bro . Jacob Michael , S . W . ; Samuel George Myers , J . W . ; Alexander Bichardson , Sec . ; Edwin Fox , S . D . ; Bobert Clarke , J . D . ;

George Webb , I . G . The first business of the newly constructed Lodge was the initiation of the worthy host of the Pembury Tavern , Mr . J . B . Abbot . All business being ended , the Lodge was duly closed in peace , harmony , and Brotherly love . Between 6 and 7 o ' clock most of the Brethren who were present in Lodge assembled at banquet , under the presidency of the W . M . Due honour having been paid to a very capital dinner , and the cloth being removed , the W . M . rose , and in a few words gave " The Queen and the Craft ; " to this followed in due course '" The M . W . G . M . the Earl of Zetland ; " next "Lord Panmure , and

the rest of the Grand Officers , Past and Present . " In proposing this toast Bro . Muggeridge alluded to the high estimation in which the D . G . M . was held by the founders of the Lodge , who had given , with his Lordship ' s sanction , his name to No . 1 , 017 . This toast was neatly replied to by the G . Sec . Bro . J . B . Xingthen proposed what might be considered the toast of the evening ; he referred to the great and valuable services of Bro . ^ Muggeridge as a preceptor , and of the extensive benefit the Craft derived from the able way in which he conducted the Stability Lodge of Instruction . But few words were needed to produce a hearty

welcome to " . The Health of the W . M . of No . 1 , 017 . " Bro . Muggeridge replied , and acknowledged the kind encouragement which his efforts at all times received from the Brethren . The W . M . then proposed " The Health of Bro . Havers /' whose Masonic attainments they had that day another opportunity of witnessing ; the ceremonial of consecration was performed by that distinguished Brother in a way that well deserved the encomiums that all had passed upon it . ( Cheers . ) Bro . Havers gracefully acknowledged the W . M . ' s observations , and the warm re « TOL . III . 5 Z

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-11-01, Page 33” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 22 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01111857/page/33/.
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THE CANADAS. Article 1
ON THE UNIVERSALITY OF THE GRAND MASONIC TRIUNITY. Article 3
THE KADIRI ORDER OF EL TASAWUF IN ARABIA. Article 9
TIDINGS FROM THE CRAFT IN THE UNITED STATES Article 12
LONDON AND MIDDLESEX ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Article 14
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 19
MASONIC INCIDENT. Article 22
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 23
METROPOLITAN Article 26
PROVINCIAL Article 34
ROYAL ARCH. Article 69
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 72
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Article 73
MARK MASONRY. Article 73
SCOTLAND. Article 77
IRELAND Article 80
COLONIAL. Article 80
INDIA. Article 81
WEST INDIES Article 82
SUMMARY OE NEWS FOR OCTOBER Article 85
NOTICE. Article 91
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the members of the Lodge , as he was sure they would be pleased to hear , that at the next regular meeting they would have the advantage to be presided over by their respected W . M ! . —a circumstance upon which , he was proud to sa ^ they might congratulate themselves . The harmony of the evening was greatly enhanced by the very excellent singing of the W . M ., Bros . M . Abrahams , H . Mendoza , J . Sturch , Solomons , & c . & c . ; and the Brethren separated at an early hour , after passing a most delightful and truly Masonic evening .

Lodge of ITnited Stbeng ^ 27 6 ) . —This Lodge held its first regular meeting at Bro . B . Foster ' s , Jerusalem Tavern , St . John ' s Gate , Clerkenwell , on Tuesday October 13 th , The W . M ., Bro . Lugg , occupied his seat , and Bro . B . G . Hodgkinson was raised to the sublime degree of a M . M . The first two sections of the first lecture were worked ; and , some financial arrangements having been made , the Brethren retired to the ancient hall of the Knights of St . John , which has been embellished by Bro . Foster with great taste and judgment , and there partook of a banquet admirably and liberally served .

Fitzho ¥ Lodge ( No . 880 ) . —The members of this mili taryXodge met at their head-quarters , Artillery Ground , Finsbury , on Friday , October 23 rd , Bro . Peter Matthews , P . M ., in the absence of theW . M ., Bro . Woolloston ; took the chair , and passed a Brother to the Degree of Fellow-Craft . The Lodge was visited by Bro . White , the veteran P . G . Sec . ; Bro , Michinner , No . 227 , and Bro . Lennard , No . 343 , who expressed themselves highly delighted with the working of the Lodge , and the excellent specimen they had experienced of soldiers' fare and hospitality .

Panmure Lodge ( No . 1 , 017 ) . —The Consecration of this Lodge took place on Saturday the 17 th October , at the Pembury Taven ^ Lower Clapton . The ceremonial commenced at 3 . 30 , when there were present Bros . Bev . John Edmund Cox , M . A ., G . Chap . ; Wm . Gray Clarke , G . Sec . ; John Havers , P . G . S . D . ; J . B . King , P . G . J . D . ; George Biggs , P . G . S . B . ; Henry Muggeridge , P . M . No . 227 , & c ; J . Ashwell , W . M . No . 22 ; Mclntyre and Stewart , P . Ms .

No . 125 ; T . Bohn , W . M . No . 995 ; Sacqui , P . M . No . 247 ; Adams and Mobbs , No . 215 ; Buss , Girnian , and several other Brethren . The ceremonial of consecration was performed by Bro . John Havers , assisted by Bros . Cox and King ; Bro . Sacqui aiding the solemnity by his excellent performance on the seraphine . Bro . Havers then installed as first Master of the Lodge Bro . Henry Muggeridge , who appointed as his officers Bro . Jacob Michael , S . W . ; Samuel George Myers , J . W . ; Alexander Bichardson , Sec . ; Edwin Fox , S . D . ; Bobert Clarke , J . D . ;

George Webb , I . G . The first business of the newly constructed Lodge was the initiation of the worthy host of the Pembury Tavern , Mr . J . B . Abbot . All business being ended , the Lodge was duly closed in peace , harmony , and Brotherly love . Between 6 and 7 o ' clock most of the Brethren who were present in Lodge assembled at banquet , under the presidency of the W . M . Due honour having been paid to a very capital dinner , and the cloth being removed , the W . M . rose , and in a few words gave " The Queen and the Craft ; " to this followed in due course '" The M . W . G . M . the Earl of Zetland ; " next "Lord Panmure , and

the rest of the Grand Officers , Past and Present . " In proposing this toast Bro . Muggeridge alluded to the high estimation in which the D . G . M . was held by the founders of the Lodge , who had given , with his Lordship ' s sanction , his name to No . 1 , 017 . This toast was neatly replied to by the G . Sec . Bro . J . B . Xingthen proposed what might be considered the toast of the evening ; he referred to the great and valuable services of Bro . ^ Muggeridge as a preceptor , and of the extensive benefit the Craft derived from the able way in which he conducted the Stability Lodge of Instruction . But few words were needed to produce a hearty

welcome to " . The Health of the W . M . of No . 1 , 017 . " Bro . Muggeridge replied , and acknowledged the kind encouragement which his efforts at all times received from the Brethren . The W . M . then proposed " The Health of Bro . Havers /' whose Masonic attainments they had that day another opportunity of witnessing ; the ceremonial of consecration was performed by that distinguished Brother in a way that well deserved the encomiums that all had passed upon it . ( Cheers . ) Bro . Havers gracefully acknowledged the W . M . ' s observations , and the warm re « TOL . III . 5 Z

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