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and other eminent Brethren , expressing their regret that they were unable to attend . The D . Prov . . G . M ., Bro . Kelly , in suitable terms , and in the name of the Brethren of the ^ Province , presented the following address of congratulation to the 3 SToble Prov . G . M . : — 11 To the Right Honourable the Earl Howe , G . O . H ., <& c ., < kc , & c ., Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master for Leicestershire .

" May it please your Lordship , —We the Grand Officers , Past Grand Officers and Members of the Prov . Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Leicestershire , and others , being Brethren of the Ancient Order within the province , beg to offer to your lordship our heartfelt congratulations on your appointment as Prov . Grand Master , and to hail you with universal acclamations as our chief . The Most Worshipful the Grand Master , in filling up the vacancy caused by the lamented decease of your lordship ' s deeply revered predecessor , Sir Frederick Gustavus Fowke , baronet , has conferred upon us a high honour , and

laid us under a deep debt of gratitude in selecting so distinguished a nobleman as your lordship to preside over ns . But it is not your lordship ' s rank alone , illustrious as it is , and imperishably emblazoned as is the gallant name of Howe in the annals of our country , which is your chief boast ; it is rather to the virtues of the individual that we feel our homage and affection are due , and which constitute the brightest jewels of your lordship ' s coronet . Your lordship ' s open hand and generous heart" have ever made you foremost in promoting both in purse and person the cause of our local charities , and all philanthropic measures , for the good of the community . Your reverence for the Deity has made you—like the Freemasons

of old—the builder and restorer of the temples of God in the land . And what is still more rare in your exalted station , your genuine kindness of heart has made you the unostentatious visitor and friend of your poorer neighbours , thus doing good by stealth , soothing the bed of the afflicted , strengthening the palsied limbs of age , and making the widow ' s heart to ging for joy . By thus carrying into practice the beautiful precepts of Freemasonry ( no less than of religion ) , your lordship , during a close connection of nearly forty years , by a reflected light , has shed a lustre on the Order in the province , and rendered yourself respected and beloved by all men .

Long , very long may it be ere the motto of your lordship ' s house , Let Curzon holde what Curzon helde , " disappears from the banner of our province . May you be preserved in health and strength to be a blessing to your family and the county at large ; and when your course of usefulness in this world shall have been run , may you enter into the Grand Lodge above , to receive from the Supreme Grand Master of the Universe a crown of joy and rejoicing which shall never fade away , but continue when time is no more .

• Given at Leicester on the day of 3 our Lordship s Installation , this eighteenth day of November , A . L . 5856 . A . D . 1856 . " Signed William Kelly , D . Prov . G . M ., ( i And many other Grand Officers and Brethren . "

The noble earl , in a most eloquent and feeling manner , expressed his thanks to the Brethren , and assured them that so highly did he prize this affectionate and beautifully-executed mark of their esteem , that he should consider it as an heirloom in his family , so that his descendants in future generations might be able to see how he was honoured by the Freemasons of his native county . If is lordship having announced that he had re-appointed Bro . Kelly , J ) . Prov . G . M ., the patent of appointment was read , and that Brother was duly installed , proclaimed , and saluted .

The next business was the appointment of Grand Officers for the ensuing year as follows : —Bro . Crawford , Prov . S . G . W . ; J . Buck , Prov . J . G . W . ; Rev . T . Ratclifie , Prov . G . Chap . ; C . Morris , Prov . G . lleg . ; F . Goodyer , Prov . G . Sec . ; II . Gill , Prov . S . G . I ) . : W . B . Smith , Prov . J . G . D . ; W . Millican , Prov . G . Sup . of Works ; W . Weare , Prov . G . Dir . of Cor . ; 8 . Harris , Prov . G . Asst . ditto ; J . W . Goodwin , Prov , G . S . R . ; G . A . Lohr , Prov . G . Org . ; George Bankart ,

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1856-12-01, Page 40” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 8 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/frm_01121856/page/40/.
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LA VENDEE. A DRAMATIC POEM. Article 7
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 10
A LOVE-TOKEN". Article 11
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 12
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 16
METROPOLITAN. Article 28
PROVINCIAL. Article 34
EOYAL ARCH. Article 49
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 51
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 51
MARE MASONRY. Article 52
SCOTLAND. Article 52
IRELAND. Article 57
COLONIAL. Article 59
INDIA. Article 61
AMERICA. Article 63
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOE NOVEMBER Article 64
Obituary. Article 68
NOTICE. Article 71
TO COEEESPONDENTS. Article 71
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Pkovincxal,

and other eminent Brethren , expressing their regret that they were unable to attend . The D . Prov . . G . M ., Bro . Kelly , in suitable terms , and in the name of the Brethren of the ^ Province , presented the following address of congratulation to the 3 SToble Prov . G . M . : — 11 To the Right Honourable the Earl Howe , G . O . H ., <& c ., < kc , & c ., Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master for Leicestershire .

" May it please your Lordship , —We the Grand Officers , Past Grand Officers and Members of the Prov . Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons of Leicestershire , and others , being Brethren of the Ancient Order within the province , beg to offer to your lordship our heartfelt congratulations on your appointment as Prov . Grand Master , and to hail you with universal acclamations as our chief . The Most Worshipful the Grand Master , in filling up the vacancy caused by the lamented decease of your lordship ' s deeply revered predecessor , Sir Frederick Gustavus Fowke , baronet , has conferred upon us a high honour , and

laid us under a deep debt of gratitude in selecting so distinguished a nobleman as your lordship to preside over ns . But it is not your lordship ' s rank alone , illustrious as it is , and imperishably emblazoned as is the gallant name of Howe in the annals of our country , which is your chief boast ; it is rather to the virtues of the individual that we feel our homage and affection are due , and which constitute the brightest jewels of your lordship ' s coronet . Your lordship ' s open hand and generous heart" have ever made you foremost in promoting both in purse and person the cause of our local charities , and all philanthropic measures , for the good of the community . Your reverence for the Deity has made you—like the Freemasons

of old—the builder and restorer of the temples of God in the land . And what is still more rare in your exalted station , your genuine kindness of heart has made you the unostentatious visitor and friend of your poorer neighbours , thus doing good by stealth , soothing the bed of the afflicted , strengthening the palsied limbs of age , and making the widow ' s heart to ging for joy . By thus carrying into practice the beautiful precepts of Freemasonry ( no less than of religion ) , your lordship , during a close connection of nearly forty years , by a reflected light , has shed a lustre on the Order in the province , and rendered yourself respected and beloved by all men .

Long , very long may it be ere the motto of your lordship ' s house , Let Curzon holde what Curzon helde , " disappears from the banner of our province . May you be preserved in health and strength to be a blessing to your family and the county at large ; and when your course of usefulness in this world shall have been run , may you enter into the Grand Lodge above , to receive from the Supreme Grand Master of the Universe a crown of joy and rejoicing which shall never fade away , but continue when time is no more .

• Given at Leicester on the day of 3 our Lordship s Installation , this eighteenth day of November , A . L . 5856 . A . D . 1856 . " Signed William Kelly , D . Prov . G . M ., ( i And many other Grand Officers and Brethren . "

The noble earl , in a most eloquent and feeling manner , expressed his thanks to the Brethren , and assured them that so highly did he prize this affectionate and beautifully-executed mark of their esteem , that he should consider it as an heirloom in his family , so that his descendants in future generations might be able to see how he was honoured by the Freemasons of his native county . If is lordship having announced that he had re-appointed Bro . Kelly , J ) . Prov . G . M ., the patent of appointment was read , and that Brother was duly installed , proclaimed , and saluted .

The next business was the appointment of Grand Officers for the ensuing year as follows : —Bro . Crawford , Prov . S . G . W . ; J . Buck , Prov . J . G . W . ; Rev . T . Ratclifie , Prov . G . Chap . ; C . Morris , Prov . G . lleg . ; F . Goodyer , Prov . G . Sec . ; II . Gill , Prov . S . G . I ) . : W . B . Smith , Prov . J . G . D . ; W . Millican , Prov . G . Sup . of Works ; W . Weare , Prov . G . Dir . of Cor . ; 8 . Harris , Prov . G . Asst . ditto ; J . W . Goodwin , Prov , G . S . R . ; G . A . Lohr , Prov . G . Org . ; George Bankart ,

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