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and G . J . W ., having on his right Bro . J . Tashach , P . M . y Prov . G . S . W ., and on his left Bro . Stoker , P . Prov . G . S . W . The D . Prov . G . M . gave in succession a variety of loyal and Masonic toasts . The vice-chairs were occupied by Bros . B . A . Johnson , Prov . G ; J . W . and J . Happer , P . Prov . G . J . D . The intervals between the toasts were enlivened by some excellent singing . The arrangements

in this department of the proceedings were confided to Bros . M . Bedshaw , Prov . G . Org . ; J . J . Oliver ^ Grand Steward ; J . N . Buckland , and T . Stockdale , and received , as they well merited , the approbation of the Brethren , and an especial toast from the D . Prov . GilI . -. ' - : ' --The . company separated about eight o ' clock , highly delighted with the arrangements , which reflected great credit upon all concerned , this being one of the most satisfactory meetings held in the province .

South Shijilm . —^ . lda ' s Lodge ^ Vo , 292 ) . —The W . M ., Wardens , and Brethren , have voted the sum of twenty guineas to the fund now raising for the relief of the sufferers in India ; in addition to this sum , further subscriptions have been received from individual Brethren . The total sum already amounts to £ 35 . At the last regular meeting of the Lodge , the sum of two guinea ^ was voted for the relief of the widow of a deceased Brother . The Lodge was honoured by a visit from Bros . Dufce , W . M . of Lodge Peace and Harmony , No . 285 , Dover ;

Hauiisell . Loyalty Lodge , No . 299 , Guernsey ; the W . M ., Wardens , and other Brethren of St . George ' s Lodge , No . 624 , North Shields . After the business of the Lodge had beentransacted , theBrethren adjourned to refreshment , when the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and duly responded to . The pleasures of the evening were essentially improved by the vocal abilities of Bros . Tulloch , P . M . ; Oliver , Kelly , Snowdon , & c . ; Bro . M . Bedshaw presiding at the harmonium with his usual taste and judgment . The Lodge continues very prosperous , and the good working calls for essential mention .

GLOTJCESTEBSHIBE . QTiwvmsTim . ( D —Fowidation Lodge No . 97 . )—uring a brief sojourn at the " Queen of Watering Places , " an opportunity offered , of which we gladly availed ourselves , for the renewal of a visit to this excellent Lodge , within the portals of which , on the occasion of our first appearance , we had experienced so much enjoyment , and encountered so hospitable a reception . A year has nearly elapsed since the occasion referred to , in which period of time events of the greatest

importance have transpired , affording materials to the future compiler of Britain s annals for chapters unsurpassed in momentous interest by any that have as yet found places in her history . Agitated and distracted , however , as may have been the great world without—disturbed as may have been the usual even current of Masonic affairs—the twelvemonth ' s record of the Foundation Lodge is one of peaceful progress , and continued prosperity . The old members remain true to their allegiance , and the names of men of good report , true , and trusty , are from

time to time added to its roll . The W . M ., Bro . P . G . Palmer , presided at the usual monthly meeting on Wednesday , 23 rd August , and ably and efficiently performed the ceremony of raising a Brother to the Sublime Degree of M . M . ; the traditional history being given very perfectly and impressively by the immediate P . M ., Bro . W . H . Gwinnett . In a former notice we have mentioned in terms of strong approbation the style and character of the building , fittings , and furniture , which render the Masonic temple in this place so admirably adapted for giving

full effect to our beautiful ceremonies . We advert to the subject again solely for the purpose of contrasting with it the miserable accommodation afforded in the metropolis , and of urging the speedy adoption of some plan to remedy so crying an incovenience , and to wipe away so great a reproach . We must not omit mention of a circumstance unparalleled in our Masonic experience , which proves the existence amongst our country Brethren of every requisite for the

accomplishment of laborious duties—viz ., that Bro . Palmer , the W . M . of this Lodge , was called upon very recently to preside at a meeting of the new Lodge at Stroudthe Sherborne—and performed the whole of the three ceremonies , the candidates for the various Degrees numbering no less than twenty . All Masonic business being concluded , the Brethren adjourned to banquet . The W . M ., during both tol . nr . 6 a .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1857-11-01, Page 41” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 12 July 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01111857/page/41/.
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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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Provincial

and G . J . W ., having on his right Bro . J . Tashach , P . M . y Prov . G . S . W ., and on his left Bro . Stoker , P . Prov . G . S . W . The D . Prov . G . M . gave in succession a variety of loyal and Masonic toasts . The vice-chairs were occupied by Bros . B . A . Johnson , Prov . G ; J . W . and J . Happer , P . Prov . G . J . D . The intervals between the toasts were enlivened by some excellent singing . The arrangements

in this department of the proceedings were confided to Bros . M . Bedshaw , Prov . G . Org . ; J . J . Oliver ^ Grand Steward ; J . N . Buckland , and T . Stockdale , and received , as they well merited , the approbation of the Brethren , and an especial toast from the D . Prov . GilI . -. ' - : ' --The . company separated about eight o ' clock , highly delighted with the arrangements , which reflected great credit upon all concerned , this being one of the most satisfactory meetings held in the province .

South Shijilm . —^ . lda ' s Lodge ^ Vo , 292 ) . —The W . M ., Wardens , and Brethren , have voted the sum of twenty guineas to the fund now raising for the relief of the sufferers in India ; in addition to this sum , further subscriptions have been received from individual Brethren . The total sum already amounts to £ 35 . At the last regular meeting of the Lodge , the sum of two guinea ^ was voted for the relief of the widow of a deceased Brother . The Lodge was honoured by a visit from Bros . Dufce , W . M . of Lodge Peace and Harmony , No . 285 , Dover ;

Hauiisell . Loyalty Lodge , No . 299 , Guernsey ; the W . M ., Wardens , and other Brethren of St . George ' s Lodge , No . 624 , North Shields . After the business of the Lodge had beentransacted , theBrethren adjourned to refreshment , when the usual loyal and Masonic toasts were given , and duly responded to . The pleasures of the evening were essentially improved by the vocal abilities of Bros . Tulloch , P . M . ; Oliver , Kelly , Snowdon , & c . ; Bro . M . Bedshaw presiding at the harmonium with his usual taste and judgment . The Lodge continues very prosperous , and the good working calls for essential mention .

GLOTJCESTEBSHIBE . QTiwvmsTim . ( D —Fowidation Lodge No . 97 . )—uring a brief sojourn at the " Queen of Watering Places , " an opportunity offered , of which we gladly availed ourselves , for the renewal of a visit to this excellent Lodge , within the portals of which , on the occasion of our first appearance , we had experienced so much enjoyment , and encountered so hospitable a reception . A year has nearly elapsed since the occasion referred to , in which period of time events of the greatest

importance have transpired , affording materials to the future compiler of Britain s annals for chapters unsurpassed in momentous interest by any that have as yet found places in her history . Agitated and distracted , however , as may have been the great world without—disturbed as may have been the usual even current of Masonic affairs—the twelvemonth ' s record of the Foundation Lodge is one of peaceful progress , and continued prosperity . The old members remain true to their allegiance , and the names of men of good report , true , and trusty , are from

time to time added to its roll . The W . M ., Bro . P . G . Palmer , presided at the usual monthly meeting on Wednesday , 23 rd August , and ably and efficiently performed the ceremony of raising a Brother to the Sublime Degree of M . M . ; the traditional history being given very perfectly and impressively by the immediate P . M ., Bro . W . H . Gwinnett . In a former notice we have mentioned in terms of strong approbation the style and character of the building , fittings , and furniture , which render the Masonic temple in this place so admirably adapted for giving

full effect to our beautiful ceremonies . We advert to the subject again solely for the purpose of contrasting with it the miserable accommodation afforded in the metropolis , and of urging the speedy adoption of some plan to remedy so crying an incovenience , and to wipe away so great a reproach . We must not omit mention of a circumstance unparalleled in our Masonic experience , which proves the existence amongst our country Brethren of every requisite for the

accomplishment of laborious duties—viz ., that Bro . Palmer , the W . M . of this Lodge , was called upon very recently to preside at a meeting of the new Lodge at Stroudthe Sherborne—and performed the whole of the three ceremonies , the candidates for the various Degrees numbering no less than twenty . All Masonic business being concluded , the Brethren adjourned to banquet . The W . M ., during both tol . nr . 6 a .

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