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the pleasure of noticing the further progress of Templar Masonry in Lancashire , as exhibited by the Y . E . P . G . Commander of that Province having consecrated the Almeric de St . Maur Encampment , stationed at Bolton , on the 13 th December last ; and also the St . George's Encampment , stationed at Oldham , on the 22 nd of the same month . The officers named in the warrant for the Almeric de St . Maur

Encampment are the same as those appointed by the warrant for the Geoffrey de St . Omer Encampment , these two Encampments being united , and holding their meetings alternately in Manchester and in Bolton , on the days named in their respective warrants ; and as the members of these "U nited Encampments reside in different parts of the Province , and some even in the adjoining Province of Cheshire , it is hoped that the reunion , from time to time , of Sir Knights living at a distance from each other , will not only cement the ties of Knight Templarism , but will diffuse a general good feeling , and a uniformity in the mode of working

and conducting the business of Encampments in this Province , which cannot but be beneficial to the general interests of the Order ; and when we inform our readers that these United Encampments have taken for their model , in every respect , the Observance Encampment in London ( of which the Y . E . P . G . C . of Lancashire is a member ) , we have stated sufficient to show , to every Knight Templar acquainted with the Observance , that the United Encampments of Almeric de St . Maur , and of Geoffrey de St . Omer , are exactly what are wanted to elevate the tone of Templar Masonry in the Provinces .

The officers named in the warrant for the St . George ' s Encampment , stationed at Oldham , were Sir Knight J . G . Blackburne , who was duly installed as E . C . by the Y . E . the P . G . C . of Lancashire , and Sir Knights Thomas Mattinson and John Wrigley , who were likewise duly installed by the E . G . as first and second Captains . The attendance of Sir Knights at the consecration of this

Encampment was not numerous , owing to the tempestuous state of the weather ; but the D . P . G . C , Sir Knight Royds , honoured the Encampment with his presence , and Sir Knights Stephen Smith , Ellis , and Bell , of the Jerusalem Encampment , Manchester , kindly assisted in the ceremonies of the day , and at the installation of the several candidates .

Manchester . —The first Prov . Grand Conclave for Lancashire was held within the Jerusalem Encampment , at the Waterloo Hotel , in Manchester , on Friday , the 13 th January , 1855 , by the V . E . SirKt . Matthew Dawes , the Prov . G . C . of Lancashire . The Jerusalem Encampment , the oldest in the Province ( its warrant bearing

date 20 th May , 1795 ) , was opened by Sir Kt . Dr . C . Clay , E . G ., about one o ' clock ; and after the installation of Comp . Bro . St . John B . Joule , the Prov . G . O . ' s were announced , and entered the Encampment in procession , arranged , according to their rank in the Order , by Sir Kt . W . H . Wright , the very efficient Prov . G . Dir . of Cer .

The Prov . G . C . was then opened in ample form , and after alms had been collected , pursuant to the statutes of the Order , and Sir Kt . E . Barlow had been unanimously elected Prov . G . T ., the Y . E . Prov . G-. C . appointed the following Prov . G . O . s for the ensuing year , viz . : —Dep . Prov . G . C . Sir Kt . Royds ; P . G . Sub Prior Sir Kt . Bridson ; P . G . 1 st Capt . Sir Kt . Gr . Ormerod ; P . G . 2 nd Capt . Sir Kt . T . R . Bridson , jun . ; P . G . Prel . Sir Kt . Eev . E . J . Boiling ( absent in Malta ); P . G . Chanc . Sir Kt . Newall ; P . G . Yice-Chanc . Sir Kt . French ; P . G .

Registrar Sir Kt . H . Bridson ; P . G . Chamb . SirKt . Holbrook ( absent in the Crimea ) ; P . G . Hospit . Sir Kt . Ainsworth , M . D . ; P . G . 1 st Exp . Sir ^ Kt . R . Burton ; P . G . 2 nd Exp . Sir Kt . J . R . Lingard ; P . G . 1 st Stand . B . Sir Kt . C . Clay , M . D . ; P . G . 2 nd Stand . B . Sir Kt . Yarley ; P . G . Almoner Sir Kt . J . Hick ; P . G . Dir . of Cer . Sir Kt . W . H . Wright ; P . G . 1 st Aide-de-Camp Sir Kt .

E . Alleyne Dawes , Lieut . 97 th Regt . ( absent in the Crimea ); P . G . 2 nd A . D . C . Sir Kt . G . Barlow , Lieut . 4 th Royal Lancash . Mil . ; P . G . 1 st Capt . of Lines Sir Kt . R . Crossland ; P . G . 2 nd Capt . of Lines Sir Kt . W . Redick ; P . G . S . B . Sir Kt . Alpass ; P . G . 1 st H . Sir Kt . Mattinson ; P . G . 2 nd H . Sir Kt . Hine ; P . G . 0 . Sir Kt . Joule ; P . G . B . B . Sir Kt . S . Smith ; P . G . Eq . Sir Kt . W . Dawson . The T ? . G . G . then elected the following Sir Kts . Members of the Committee YOTj . I . E

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1855-02-01, Page 49” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 23 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_01021855/page/49/.
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Obituary Article 60
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 59
ERRATA. Article 64
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 22
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS . Article 24
THE PRINCIPLES OP MASONRY. Article 9
KNIGHT TEMPLARISM. Article 48
MASONIC CURIOSITIES. Article 13
LAYS OF THE WAR. BY BBO. G. K. GILLESPIE, A.M. Article 18
CORRESPONDENCE Article 20
REVELATIONS OF A SQUAREE.* Article 1
PATRIOTIC FUND. Article 24
METROPOLITAN. Article 25
LANCASHIRE. Article 34
PROVINCIAL. Article 29
IRELAND. Article 53
INDIA. Article 55
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. Article 57
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 60
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 61
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the pleasure of noticing the further progress of Templar Masonry in Lancashire , as exhibited by the Y . E . P . G . Commander of that Province having consecrated the Almeric de St . Maur Encampment , stationed at Bolton , on the 13 th December last ; and also the St . George's Encampment , stationed at Oldham , on the 22 nd of the same month . The officers named in the warrant for the Almeric de St . Maur

Encampment are the same as those appointed by the warrant for the Geoffrey de St . Omer Encampment , these two Encampments being united , and holding their meetings alternately in Manchester and in Bolton , on the days named in their respective warrants ; and as the members of these "U nited Encampments reside in different parts of the Province , and some even in the adjoining Province of Cheshire , it is hoped that the reunion , from time to time , of Sir Knights living at a distance from each other , will not only cement the ties of Knight Templarism , but will diffuse a general good feeling , and a uniformity in the mode of working

and conducting the business of Encampments in this Province , which cannot but be beneficial to the general interests of the Order ; and when we inform our readers that these United Encampments have taken for their model , in every respect , the Observance Encampment in London ( of which the Y . E . P . G . C . of Lancashire is a member ) , we have stated sufficient to show , to every Knight Templar acquainted with the Observance , that the United Encampments of Almeric de St . Maur , and of Geoffrey de St . Omer , are exactly what are wanted to elevate the tone of Templar Masonry in the Provinces .

The officers named in the warrant for the St . George ' s Encampment , stationed at Oldham , were Sir Knight J . G . Blackburne , who was duly installed as E . C . by the Y . E . the P . G . C . of Lancashire , and Sir Knights Thomas Mattinson and John Wrigley , who were likewise duly installed by the E . G . as first and second Captains . The attendance of Sir Knights at the consecration of this

Encampment was not numerous , owing to the tempestuous state of the weather ; but the D . P . G . C , Sir Knight Royds , honoured the Encampment with his presence , and Sir Knights Stephen Smith , Ellis , and Bell , of the Jerusalem Encampment , Manchester , kindly assisted in the ceremonies of the day , and at the installation of the several candidates .

Manchester . —The first Prov . Grand Conclave for Lancashire was held within the Jerusalem Encampment , at the Waterloo Hotel , in Manchester , on Friday , the 13 th January , 1855 , by the V . E . SirKt . Matthew Dawes , the Prov . G . C . of Lancashire . The Jerusalem Encampment , the oldest in the Province ( its warrant bearing

date 20 th May , 1795 ) , was opened by Sir Kt . Dr . C . Clay , E . G ., about one o ' clock ; and after the installation of Comp . Bro . St . John B . Joule , the Prov . G . O . ' s were announced , and entered the Encampment in procession , arranged , according to their rank in the Order , by Sir Kt . W . H . Wright , the very efficient Prov . G . Dir . of Cer .

The Prov . G . C . was then opened in ample form , and after alms had been collected , pursuant to the statutes of the Order , and Sir Kt . E . Barlow had been unanimously elected Prov . G . T ., the Y . E . Prov . G-. C . appointed the following Prov . G . O . s for the ensuing year , viz . : —Dep . Prov . G . C . Sir Kt . Royds ; P . G . Sub Prior Sir Kt . Bridson ; P . G . 1 st Capt . Sir Kt . Gr . Ormerod ; P . G . 2 nd Capt . Sir Kt . T . R . Bridson , jun . ; P . G . Prel . Sir Kt . Eev . E . J . Boiling ( absent in Malta ); P . G . Chanc . Sir Kt . Newall ; P . G . Yice-Chanc . Sir Kt . French ; P . G .

Registrar Sir Kt . H . Bridson ; P . G . Chamb . SirKt . Holbrook ( absent in the Crimea ) ; P . G . Hospit . Sir Kt . Ainsworth , M . D . ; P . G . 1 st Exp . Sir ^ Kt . R . Burton ; P . G . 2 nd Exp . Sir Kt . J . R . Lingard ; P . G . 1 st Stand . B . Sir Kt . C . Clay , M . D . ; P . G . 2 nd Stand . B . Sir Kt . Yarley ; P . G . Almoner Sir Kt . J . Hick ; P . G . Dir . of Cer . Sir Kt . W . H . Wright ; P . G . 1 st Aide-de-Camp Sir Kt .

E . Alleyne Dawes , Lieut . 97 th Regt . ( absent in the Crimea ); P . G . 2 nd A . D . C . Sir Kt . G . Barlow , Lieut . 4 th Royal Lancash . Mil . ; P . G . 1 st Capt . of Lines Sir Kt . R . Crossland ; P . G . 2 nd Capt . of Lines Sir Kt . W . Redick ; P . G . S . B . Sir Kt . Alpass ; P . G . 1 st H . Sir Kt . Mattinson ; P . G . 2 nd H . Sir Kt . Hine ; P . G . 0 . Sir Kt . Joule ; P . G . B . B . Sir Kt . S . Smith ; P . G . Eq . Sir Kt . W . Dawson . The T ? . G . G . then elected the following Sir Kts . Members of the Committee YOTj . I . E

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