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Hotel . About twenty years ago , Bro . Launcelot Dobson , of Pettendale , a gentleman deeply versed in Masonic lore , having resided several years in London , where he had been the instructor of many Lodges , kindly took upon himself to instruct a few aspirants for Masonic fame who were members of the Lodge of Unanimity ; but many years have now elapsed since Bro . Dobson was gathered to his fathers . Amongst other fortunate events which have befallen the Lodge of Unanimity , we may mention that Bro . B . G . Hind son , who had seceded for several years from the

above Lodge , in consequence of the mismanagement of its affairs , has recently rejoined . Upon Bro . Hindson has fallen the mantle of the late Bro . Dobson , and the Masonic instruction which had been communicated by that venerable Brother is now as freely distributed by Bro . Hindson , to the young members of the Lodge of Unanimity . In conclusion , we may add that the Lodge , instead of being over head and ears in debt , as it was a few years ago , is now rich in funds and rich in members—its prospects most cheering- —and instead of dragging a miserable and degraded existence , it is now the best Lodge in the Province of Cumberland .

DEYONSHIBE . Fortitude ( No . 122 ) , Prince George Hotel , Stonehouse . —This very numerous Lodge met on the 14 th March , when the W . M . very ably initiated a gentleman into the Order . This , although the W . Mi ' s first attempt , was done in a style that an older Mason need not have been ashamed of . The business of the evening being over , the Brethren retired to refreshment , and spent an hour in " mirth and jollity , without frivolity . "

Friendship ( No . 238 ) . —The members met at the Lord Hood , in King-street , Devonport , on the 14 th February , when a Lodge of Emergency was held , and the W . M . initiated one , and passed two Brethren . The regular Lodge was held on the 22 nd February , when Bro . Biehards , the W . M ., raised a Brother to the sublime Degree of M . M .

Harmony ( No . 182 ) , Swan Inn , St . AndrewVstreet , Plymouth . —The members of this prosperous Lodge met on the 5 th March , when the W . M . Bro . Earl initiated three gentlemen into the Order , and Bro . P . M . Gidley passed a Brother to the Second Degree . After labour , the Brethren retired to refreshment , and parted at a seasonable hour .

St . John the Baptist ( No . 83 ) , Commercial Hotel , Plymouth . —The members of this ancient Lodge held their usual monthly meeting on the 6 th March , when Bro . Pollard , P . M ., P . P . G . T . for Devon , & c , raised a Brother to the sublime Degree in his usual style of excellence . Brethren being called from labour to refreshment , parted as all good Masons should , in love and harmony .

Star of J 3 runswie 7 c ( No . 185 ) , St . George ' s Hall , Stonehouse . —The members of this Lodge held their usual monthly communication on the 7 th March , on which occasion Bro . P . E . Bowe , P . M ., P . P . G . D . C . for Devon , most ably initiated a gentleman into the Order . A pleasing feature in this initiation is , that the grandfather and father of the candidate were also Masons . Labour ended , Brethren retired to refreshment , and spent an hour most harmoniously .

Sincerity ( No . 224 ) , St . George ' s Hall , Stonehouse . —The members of this highly respectable Lodge held one of " Emergency " on the 12 th March , for the purpose of initiating a gentleman of " world-wide fame , " namely , Lieutenant Pirn , of the Arctic Begion Expedition , which was done in a style equal to the occasion , by Bro . S . Tripe , P . M ., P . P . G . S . W . for Devon . A very large muster of friends did honour to the " initiate , " many from a distance in the country .

OharityfNo . 270 ) , Butland's , " Golden Fleece , " East-street , Plymouth . —The members of this Lodge held their usual monthly meeting on the 20 th March . In the absence of other business , the W . M . worked the Three Degrees , much to the satisfaction of the Brethren and visitors present . Brethren retired to refreshment at an early hour .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1855-04-01, Page 45” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 22 June 2025, django:8000/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_01041855/page/45/.
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" WHAT IS MASONRY DOING FOR INTELLECTUAL PROGRESS?"* Article 1
BRO. SIB EDWABD FFRENCH BROMHEAD, BART. Article 72
BRO. JOHN WILLIAM GARTHSIDE. Article 72
BRO. LEWIS SWEETING. Article 72
ANIMAL AND HUMAN INSTINCT. Article 17
METROPOLITAN. Article 42
BIOGRAPHIES OF CELEBRATED MASONS. Article 10
MASONIC CURIOSITIES. Article 13
CONTINENTAL FREEMASONRY. Article 22
SUPREME CONSEIL RIT ECOSSAIS Article 26
SONNET ON MARCH, 1855. Article 27
INTRODUCTORY LECTURE DELIVERED TO LODGE OF UNITY, WAREHAM, DORSET. Article 28
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 32
LIST OF NEW BOOKS Article 35
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 71
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 36
NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 37
MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 38
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 38
Obituary Article 72
PROVINCIAL. Article 44
SCOTLAND. Article 57
COLONIAL. Article 59
INDIA. Article 64
ON THE POLITICAL CONDITION OF THE ENGLISH PEASANTRY DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.* Article 5
CHINA. Article 66
METBOPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. Article 68
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 70
THE R.W. BRO. WILLIAM TUCKER Article 72
MISS CREW. Article 73
MRS. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE. Article 73
NOTICE. Article 74
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 74
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Hotel . About twenty years ago , Bro . Launcelot Dobson , of Pettendale , a gentleman deeply versed in Masonic lore , having resided several years in London , where he had been the instructor of many Lodges , kindly took upon himself to instruct a few aspirants for Masonic fame who were members of the Lodge of Unanimity ; but many years have now elapsed since Bro . Dobson was gathered to his fathers . Amongst other fortunate events which have befallen the Lodge of Unanimity , we may mention that Bro . B . G . Hind son , who had seceded for several years from the

above Lodge , in consequence of the mismanagement of its affairs , has recently rejoined . Upon Bro . Hindson has fallen the mantle of the late Bro . Dobson , and the Masonic instruction which had been communicated by that venerable Brother is now as freely distributed by Bro . Hindson , to the young members of the Lodge of Unanimity . In conclusion , we may add that the Lodge , instead of being over head and ears in debt , as it was a few years ago , is now rich in funds and rich in members—its prospects most cheering- —and instead of dragging a miserable and degraded existence , it is now the best Lodge in the Province of Cumberland .

DEYONSHIBE . Fortitude ( No . 122 ) , Prince George Hotel , Stonehouse . —This very numerous Lodge met on the 14 th March , when the W . M . very ably initiated a gentleman into the Order . This , although the W . Mi ' s first attempt , was done in a style that an older Mason need not have been ashamed of . The business of the evening being over , the Brethren retired to refreshment , and spent an hour in " mirth and jollity , without frivolity . "

Friendship ( No . 238 ) . —The members met at the Lord Hood , in King-street , Devonport , on the 14 th February , when a Lodge of Emergency was held , and the W . M . initiated one , and passed two Brethren . The regular Lodge was held on the 22 nd February , when Bro . Biehards , the W . M ., raised a Brother to the sublime Degree of M . M .

Harmony ( No . 182 ) , Swan Inn , St . AndrewVstreet , Plymouth . —The members of this prosperous Lodge met on the 5 th March , when the W . M . Bro . Earl initiated three gentlemen into the Order , and Bro . P . M . Gidley passed a Brother to the Second Degree . After labour , the Brethren retired to refreshment , and parted at a seasonable hour .

St . John the Baptist ( No . 83 ) , Commercial Hotel , Plymouth . —The members of this ancient Lodge held their usual monthly meeting on the 6 th March , when Bro . Pollard , P . M ., P . P . G . T . for Devon , & c , raised a Brother to the sublime Degree in his usual style of excellence . Brethren being called from labour to refreshment , parted as all good Masons should , in love and harmony .

Star of J 3 runswie 7 c ( No . 185 ) , St . George ' s Hall , Stonehouse . —The members of this Lodge held their usual monthly communication on the 7 th March , on which occasion Bro . P . E . Bowe , P . M ., P . P . G . D . C . for Devon , most ably initiated a gentleman into the Order . A pleasing feature in this initiation is , that the grandfather and father of the candidate were also Masons . Labour ended , Brethren retired to refreshment , and spent an hour most harmoniously .

Sincerity ( No . 224 ) , St . George ' s Hall , Stonehouse . —The members of this highly respectable Lodge held one of " Emergency " on the 12 th March , for the purpose of initiating a gentleman of " world-wide fame , " namely , Lieutenant Pirn , of the Arctic Begion Expedition , which was done in a style equal to the occasion , by Bro . S . Tripe , P . M ., P . P . G . S . W . for Devon . A very large muster of friends did honour to the " initiate , " many from a distance in the country .

OharityfNo . 270 ) , Butland's , " Golden Fleece , " East-street , Plymouth . —The members of this Lodge held their usual monthly meeting on the 20 th March . In the absence of other business , the W . M . worked the Three Degrees , much to the satisfaction of the Brethren and visitors present . Brethren retired to refreshment at an early hour .

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