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Provincial.

Other sums were voted for distressed brethren , and twenty pounds to head a list of subscription , to make a present to the widow of a late most worthy brother , on her starting in business , and to render her first year ' s expenses as light as possible . Tho Provincial Grand Master then proceeded to invest the following Brethren as Grand Officers of the province for the ensuing year : —The V . W . Bro . Chas . E . Deacon , P . M ., 152 and 555 , D . Prov . " G . M . ; the W . Bro . John Hayward , P . M ., 401 , Mayor of

Lymington , S . G . W . ; tbe W . Bro . Jno . Naisb , P . M ., 90 , Mayor of Winchester , J . G . W . ; tbe AV . and Rev . Bro . Geo . Bradshaw , M . A . Oxon , and T . C . Dublin , WM ., 401 , G . Chaplain ; the VV . Bro . T . P . Payne , WM ., 152 , G . R . ; Bro . AVm . Hickman , 152 , 401 , 462 , 555 , G . Sec . ; the AV . Bro . R . G . AVood , AV . M ., 1025 , S . G . D . ; Bro . Geo . P . Perkins , 152 , 462 , J . G . D . ; Bro . Thos . Batchelor , P . M . 717 , G . S . Wks . ; Bro . W . H . Preece , 152 , 401 , 462 , G . D . C . ; Bro . Robt . Hulbert 995 Assistant do . ; Bro . E . Booth 152 G . Swd . B . ; Bro .

, , , , C . Buckliind , 1025 , G . St . B . ; Bro . Oakshot , P . M . 90 , G . P . Bros . Blake 401 , AVaters 152 , H . Clarke 152 , 1 G 2 , 401 , A . Miller 152 , 462 , AV . Smith 462 , ancl J . It . Stebbing 401 , P . M . 152 , 462 , 555 , Grand Stewards . Lockyer ancl Grant , Grancl Tylers . The P . G . Alaster announced his intention of summoning the next Lodge at Lymington . The minutes books of 13 Lodges were presented to the Grand

Master ; and having been inspected by him were signed and confirmed . Fines were recorded against two brethren for having omitted to return Grand Lodge clothing , and two Lodges ordered to be summoned to shew cause why their returns were not forwarded , if the next application failed to bring tbem . Complimentary votes of thanks were passed to Jas . Elstone , Esq ., for tbe use of bis grounds ; to Thos . AVillis Fleming . JEsq . Prov . G . M .,

Hyde Pullen , Esq ., D . Prov . G . M ., and tho brethren of the Province of the Isle of AViirlit , for their friendly visit that clay ; to B . J . Spiers , D . Prov . G . M . of Oxfordshire , and P . G . S . B . ; to Bro . Thos . Coombs , Grand Secretary of Dorset , all of which were appropriately acknowledged . The Grand Lodge closed in due form at three , p . m ., ancl the brethren were requested to assemble at the banquet , on tbe grounds at Aldershot Lodge , at four . The brethrentogether with several of their ladiesthen repaired

, , to tbe grounds of J . Elstone , Esq ., Aldershot Lodgo . Here , by the kind permission of this warm-hearted gentleman , a magnificent marquee , with three smaller ones , was erected , ancl a splendid banquet served up under the catership of Bro . Tilbury , which reflected great credit on his establishment . The hand of the 1 st battalion Rifle Brigade , under the able direction of their master ( Mr . Miller ) , performed the following airs during the banquet , in a style which was much admired : —

The Alason ' s March by N . N . Operatic Selection , " Massaniello" Auber . Quadrille ( solos for various instruments ) , "Tbe Lakes of Rillarney" Smyth . Operatic Selection , " Lucia di Lammermoor " Donizetti Galop , " 'la Scelta" Mulinaro "God Save the Queen . " Bro . Sir Lucius Curtis ProvGAI ied the chairsupported

. .. occup , on his right by Bro . Deacon , ancl on his left by J . Elstone , Esq ., faced by Bro , Hayward , Mayor of Lymington . On the cloth being removed the Prov . G . AI . first gave " The Queen and the Craft , " which was received in a most loyal manner . The next toastwas " The Right Worshipful Grand Master of England , the Earl of Zetland , " which was responded to with tbe usual Alasonic feeling ; then followed "The Deputy Grand Alaster of England , Lord Panmure , and

success to the Panmure Lodge , " which was received with much applause . The next was " The health of the rest of the Grancl Officers of England , coupled with the name of Bro . Spiers , P . G . S . B ., D . Prov . G . AI . of the province of Oxfordshire , " being the onty Grancl Officer present , who responded to the same in a very complimentary address , thanking them for the good feeling shown to the officers of the Grancl Lodge . Bro . BeachAV . M .. ; 995 and PProvGWMPfor this division

, , . . .. .. of the county , in a very complimentary speech , proposed the health of the Bight Worshipful Grancl Master of the province of Hampshire , Sir Lucius Curtis , Bart . The Prov . G . AI . returned thanks ; and in doing so , said the compliment paid him by the Brethren was more than he deserved . ( No , no . ) He had fulfilled tbe important office which he now held for nearly a quarter of a century , and during that period there had been

six new Lodges formed under his guidance , out of fifteen . Freemasonry hacl made great progress in his province since he hacl been in office . The Panmure Lodge , at Aldershot was one of the youngest , and he wished it every success . The Chairman then proposed , " Tho Deputy G . M . of the Province , Bro . Deacon . " Bro . Deacon , I ) . Prov . G . AI . replied ; and , after thanking the meeting for the compliment , passed a very high euloghuii upon the

ladies present for their kind attendance , as it showed thej- were admirers of the Craft . AVith regard to himself , he greatly admired Freemasonry , and trusted he should do so throughout life ; for it was the only Society- where man could meet his fellow man , irrespective of airy sect of religion , difference of politics , trade , profession or station ,, on the level , for moral instruction . He said , "I rejoice in Freemasonry , as it is established on peace ancl justice , ancl its motto is to do justice to all men , to love ancl fear

God , and to seek to preserve universal charity and love among all men ; ancl my belief is that Freemasonry is immortal . " Seven hundred men were ranking under their banner in this province of Hampshire . ( Brother Deacon resumed his seat amidst great applause . ) The next toast was "Tlie Provincial Grand Master of the Isle of Wight , Bro . T . AV . F . Fleming , " who briefly responded . The provinces of Dorsetshire and Oxfordshire were each

represented by a Provincial Grand Officer , whose healths , coupled with their provinces , were drank and acknowledged by them . Next followed " Tbe Provincial Grand Officers of Hampshire , " responded to by the Prov . S . G . W . Bro . Hayward , Mayor of Lymington . Brother Stebbing proposed the " Army and Navy , " in a neat and appropiate speech . Bro . AV . Dawes , 3 rd battalion Military Train , returned thanks on behalf of the army in a very excellent speech .

Tbe R . W . Prov . G . M . replied on behalf of the navy , ancl told the meeting what the Jack tars would be able to do if again required , and was sure tliey would give tlie same account of an enemy as they had done during his service . The Prov . G . M . then proposed the health of J . Elstone , Esq ., ancl thanked him for his kindness in granting the use of his grounds for the occasion . The toast was received with all honours ; anil J . Elstone , Esq .,

returned thanks in his usual kind manner , and expressed his gratification at having had it in his power to grant the site for such au entertainment , ancl to meet such a body of gentlemen of his country . AVith regard to himself " , he bad experienced great pleasure in that day's amusement , and it would remain amongst his most pleasing recollections . Air . E . sat clown amidst loud applause . The Chairman next proposed the " Health of the Ladies , " in a very humorous speech . The toast was received with enthusiasm ;

and the Vice-Chairman ( Bro . Hayward ) returned thanks on behalf of the fair ones in a speech equally humorous . The Brethren shortly afterwards separated , delighted with the proceedings of the clay . SouiHA 3 irrojr . —TwelveBrothersLodgeQso . 1087 ) . —At a regular stated Lodge , held on Aug . 27 , Bro . Rankin Stebbing , AV . M . in the chair , Bro . Robert Parker , merchant , was unanimously elected AV . M . for the ensuing year , and Dr . Henry Clark , Treasurer . The R . J 1 . Bro / Charles Ewens Deacon , D . Prov . G . Alaster of the Province , attended .

NORFOLK . BANQUET TO BRO . B . B . CABBELL , E . B . S ., PllOVIXCIAT , GBAND MASTEIt . The banquet in honour of Bro . B . 13 . Cabbell , the R . AV . Prov . G . AI . of Norfolk , was given on Fridaj-, August 2-1 , at the Royal Hotel , Norwich , and was attended by nearly 60 of the leading Brethren of the province—a respectable number , considering that the price of tickets was a guinea . The chair was occupied In ,- Bro . Sir Henry J . StraceyBart . M . P . P . Prov . S . G . W . and on his right

, , , , sat the right worshipful guest , Bro . Benjamin Bond Cabbell . The Senior and Junior Grand AVardens of the Province , Bro . T . M Wilkin ( W . M . 124 ) , and Bro . A . F . Morgan ( W . M . 110 ) , occupied the vice-chairs . The other Brethren present were the Rev . S . Titlow , P . Prov . G . Chaplain ; the Hon . Harbord Harbord , P . Prov . S . G . W . ; the Rev . F . H . S . Hodgson ( Chaplain of 110 ); A . J . Creswell , P . AI . ( 60 ); AV . Leedes Fox , Prov . G . Sec ; R . S . Baker ,

P . Prov . S . G . AV . ( 119 ); J . Barwell , Prov . G . Treasurer ( 60 ); AVright Searby , P . Prov . 1 S . G . D . ( W . M . 60 ); Emanuel Hyams , Prov . G . Director of Ceremonies ( AV . M . 258 ); IT . J . Mason , Prov . G . S . B . ' ( AVM . 1109 ); AV . Smith , Prov . J . G . D . ( W . M . 119 ); P . Back , S . D . ( 00 ); H . AVright , P . Prov . S . G . D . ( 119 ); E . Stracey ( 110 ); C . IT . Chamberlin ( 117 ); C . II . Gurney ( 110 ); G . Leggett , P . AI . ( 100 ); J . D . Ellis , S . W . * ( 110 ); G . E . Simpson , J . W . ( 110 ); J . Marshall , P . Prov . G . D . C . ( 110 ); R .

AVhite ( 110 ); S . Smith , P . S . W . ( 110 ); C . Taclman ( 110 ); IT . Underwood , P . AI ., P . Prov . G . P . ( 1109 ); G . AV . Alinus , S . AV . ( 1109 ); F . Colsey , J . W . ( 258 ); J . Darken , S . D . ( 258 ); J . Laflan Hainty , J . D . ( 258 ); B . Hitclunau ( 110 ); AV . Todd ( 258 ); J . Chapman ( 119 ); J . Aldous ( 100 ); T . II . Allen ( 110 ); J . Cholmeley ( 60 ); W . Wilde , jun . ( 110 ); IT . J . Gooch ( 258 ); J . Suggett ( 1109 ); J . Abel ( 258 ); G . G . Collinson ( 12-1 ); J . AV . Burin , P . Prov . G . J . D . ( 117 ); S . Harward ( 110 ) ; J . Tomlinson , jun . ( 117 ); A . Piper , J . Boulter , J . Amies ( 00 ); W . Jecks , jun ., P . M . ( 60 ); H . P . Green ( 110 ); Bowker ( 124 ); Rossi ( 110 ) .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1860-09-01, Page 13” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 1 April 2023, www.masonicperiodicals.org/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_01091860/page/13/.
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CLASSICAL THEOLOGY.—XXXI. Article 1
DRAWINGS BY SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN.* Article 2
KENT ARCHÆOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 8
Literature. Article 9
SONNET Article 10
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 11
GRAND LODGE. Article 11
PROVINCIAL. Article 11
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 18
MARK MASONRY. Article 18
INDIA. Article 18
NOTES ON MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. Article 18
THE WEEK. Article 19
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Provincial.

Other sums were voted for distressed brethren , and twenty pounds to head a list of subscription , to make a present to the widow of a late most worthy brother , on her starting in business , and to render her first year ' s expenses as light as possible . Tho Provincial Grand Master then proceeded to invest the following Brethren as Grand Officers of the province for the ensuing year : —The V . W . Bro . Chas . E . Deacon , P . M ., 152 and 555 , D . Prov . " G . M . ; the W . Bro . John Hayward , P . M ., 401 , Mayor of

Lymington , S . G . W . ; tbe W . Bro . Jno . Naisb , P . M ., 90 , Mayor of Winchester , J . G . W . ; tbe AV . and Rev . Bro . Geo . Bradshaw , M . A . Oxon , and T . C . Dublin , WM ., 401 , G . Chaplain ; the VV . Bro . T . P . Payne , WM ., 152 , G . R . ; Bro . AVm . Hickman , 152 , 401 , 462 , 555 , G . Sec . ; the AV . Bro . R . G . AVood , AV . M ., 1025 , S . G . D . ; Bro . Geo . P . Perkins , 152 , 462 , J . G . D . ; Bro . Thos . Batchelor , P . M . 717 , G . S . Wks . ; Bro . W . H . Preece , 152 , 401 , 462 , G . D . C . ; Bro . Robt . Hulbert 995 Assistant do . ; Bro . E . Booth 152 G . Swd . B . ; Bro .

, , , , C . Buckliind , 1025 , G . St . B . ; Bro . Oakshot , P . M . 90 , G . P . Bros . Blake 401 , AVaters 152 , H . Clarke 152 , 1 G 2 , 401 , A . Miller 152 , 462 , AV . Smith 462 , ancl J . It . Stebbing 401 , P . M . 152 , 462 , 555 , Grand Stewards . Lockyer ancl Grant , Grancl Tylers . The P . G . Alaster announced his intention of summoning the next Lodge at Lymington . The minutes books of 13 Lodges were presented to the Grand

Master ; and having been inspected by him were signed and confirmed . Fines were recorded against two brethren for having omitted to return Grand Lodge clothing , and two Lodges ordered to be summoned to shew cause why their returns were not forwarded , if the next application failed to bring tbem . Complimentary votes of thanks were passed to Jas . Elstone , Esq ., for tbe use of bis grounds ; to Thos . AVillis Fleming . JEsq . Prov . G . M .,

Hyde Pullen , Esq ., D . Prov . G . M ., and tho brethren of the Province of the Isle of AViirlit , for their friendly visit that clay ; to B . J . Spiers , D . Prov . G . M . of Oxfordshire , and P . G . S . B . ; to Bro . Thos . Coombs , Grand Secretary of Dorset , all of which were appropriately acknowledged . The Grand Lodge closed in due form at three , p . m ., ancl the brethren were requested to assemble at the banquet , on tbe grounds at Aldershot Lodge , at four . The brethrentogether with several of their ladiesthen repaired

, , to tbe grounds of J . Elstone , Esq ., Aldershot Lodgo . Here , by the kind permission of this warm-hearted gentleman , a magnificent marquee , with three smaller ones , was erected , ancl a splendid banquet served up under the catership of Bro . Tilbury , which reflected great credit on his establishment . The hand of the 1 st battalion Rifle Brigade , under the able direction of their master ( Mr . Miller ) , performed the following airs during the banquet , in a style which was much admired : —

The Alason ' s March by N . N . Operatic Selection , " Massaniello" Auber . Quadrille ( solos for various instruments ) , "Tbe Lakes of Rillarney" Smyth . Operatic Selection , " Lucia di Lammermoor " Donizetti Galop , " 'la Scelta" Mulinaro "God Save the Queen . " Bro . Sir Lucius Curtis ProvGAI ied the chairsupported

. .. occup , on his right by Bro . Deacon , ancl on his left by J . Elstone , Esq ., faced by Bro , Hayward , Mayor of Lymington . On the cloth being removed the Prov . G . AI . first gave " The Queen and the Craft , " which was received in a most loyal manner . The next toastwas " The Right Worshipful Grand Master of England , the Earl of Zetland , " which was responded to with tbe usual Alasonic feeling ; then followed "The Deputy Grand Alaster of England , Lord Panmure , and

success to the Panmure Lodge , " which was received with much applause . The next was " The health of the rest of the Grancl Officers of England , coupled with the name of Bro . Spiers , P . G . S . B ., D . Prov . G . AI . of the province of Oxfordshire , " being the onty Grancl Officer present , who responded to the same in a very complimentary address , thanking them for the good feeling shown to the officers of the Grancl Lodge . Bro . BeachAV . M .. ; 995 and PProvGWMPfor this division

, , . . .. .. of the county , in a very complimentary speech , proposed the health of the Bight Worshipful Grancl Master of the province of Hampshire , Sir Lucius Curtis , Bart . The Prov . G . AI . returned thanks ; and in doing so , said the compliment paid him by the Brethren was more than he deserved . ( No , no . ) He had fulfilled tbe important office which he now held for nearly a quarter of a century , and during that period there had been

six new Lodges formed under his guidance , out of fifteen . Freemasonry hacl made great progress in his province since he hacl been in office . The Panmure Lodge , at Aldershot was one of the youngest , and he wished it every success . The Chairman then proposed , " Tho Deputy G . M . of the Province , Bro . Deacon . " Bro . Deacon , I ) . Prov . G . AI . replied ; and , after thanking the meeting for the compliment , passed a very high euloghuii upon the

ladies present for their kind attendance , as it showed thej- were admirers of the Craft . AVith regard to himself , he greatly admired Freemasonry , and trusted he should do so throughout life ; for it was the only Society- where man could meet his fellow man , irrespective of airy sect of religion , difference of politics , trade , profession or station ,, on the level , for moral instruction . He said , "I rejoice in Freemasonry , as it is established on peace ancl justice , ancl its motto is to do justice to all men , to love ancl fear

God , and to seek to preserve universal charity and love among all men ; ancl my belief is that Freemasonry is immortal . " Seven hundred men were ranking under their banner in this province of Hampshire . ( Brother Deacon resumed his seat amidst great applause . ) The next toast was "Tlie Provincial Grand Master of the Isle of Wight , Bro . T . AV . F . Fleming , " who briefly responded . The provinces of Dorsetshire and Oxfordshire were each

represented by a Provincial Grand Officer , whose healths , coupled with their provinces , were drank and acknowledged by them . Next followed " Tbe Provincial Grand Officers of Hampshire , " responded to by the Prov . S . G . W . Bro . Hayward , Mayor of Lymington . Brother Stebbing proposed the " Army and Navy , " in a neat and appropiate speech . Bro . AV . Dawes , 3 rd battalion Military Train , returned thanks on behalf of the army in a very excellent speech .

Tbe R . W . Prov . G . M . replied on behalf of the navy , ancl told the meeting what the Jack tars would be able to do if again required , and was sure tliey would give tlie same account of an enemy as they had done during his service . The Prov . G . M . then proposed the health of J . Elstone , Esq ., ancl thanked him for his kindness in granting the use of his grounds for the occasion . The toast was received with all honours ; anil J . Elstone , Esq .,

returned thanks in his usual kind manner , and expressed his gratification at having had it in his power to grant the site for such au entertainment , ancl to meet such a body of gentlemen of his country . AVith regard to himself " , he bad experienced great pleasure in that day's amusement , and it would remain amongst his most pleasing recollections . Air . E . sat clown amidst loud applause . The Chairman next proposed the " Health of the Ladies , " in a very humorous speech . The toast was received with enthusiasm ;

and the Vice-Chairman ( Bro . Hayward ) returned thanks on behalf of the fair ones in a speech equally humorous . The Brethren shortly afterwards separated , delighted with the proceedings of the clay . SouiHA 3 irrojr . —TwelveBrothersLodgeQso . 1087 ) . —At a regular stated Lodge , held on Aug . 27 , Bro . Rankin Stebbing , AV . M . in the chair , Bro . Robert Parker , merchant , was unanimously elected AV . M . for the ensuing year , and Dr . Henry Clark , Treasurer . The R . J 1 . Bro / Charles Ewens Deacon , D . Prov . G . Alaster of the Province , attended .

NORFOLK . BANQUET TO BRO . B . B . CABBELL , E . B . S ., PllOVIXCIAT , GBAND MASTEIt . The banquet in honour of Bro . B . 13 . Cabbell , the R . AV . Prov . G . AI . of Norfolk , was given on Fridaj-, August 2-1 , at the Royal Hotel , Norwich , and was attended by nearly 60 of the leading Brethren of the province—a respectable number , considering that the price of tickets was a guinea . The chair was occupied In ,- Bro . Sir Henry J . StraceyBart . M . P . P . Prov . S . G . W . and on his right

, , , , sat the right worshipful guest , Bro . Benjamin Bond Cabbell . The Senior and Junior Grand AVardens of the Province , Bro . T . M Wilkin ( W . M . 124 ) , and Bro . A . F . Morgan ( W . M . 110 ) , occupied the vice-chairs . The other Brethren present were the Rev . S . Titlow , P . Prov . G . Chaplain ; the Hon . Harbord Harbord , P . Prov . S . G . W . ; the Rev . F . H . S . Hodgson ( Chaplain of 110 ); A . J . Creswell , P . AI . ( 60 ); AV . Leedes Fox , Prov . G . Sec ; R . S . Baker ,

P . Prov . S . G . AV . ( 119 ); J . Barwell , Prov . G . Treasurer ( 60 ); AVright Searby , P . Prov . 1 S . G . D . ( W . M . 60 ); Emanuel Hyams , Prov . G . Director of Ceremonies ( AV . M . 258 ); IT . J . Mason , Prov . G . S . B . ' ( AVM . 1109 ); AV . Smith , Prov . J . G . D . ( W . M . 119 ); P . Back , S . D . ( 00 ); H . AVright , P . Prov . S . G . D . ( 119 ); E . Stracey ( 110 ); C . IT . Chamberlin ( 117 ); C . II . Gurney ( 110 ); G . Leggett , P . AI . ( 100 ); J . D . Ellis , S . W . * ( 110 ); G . E . Simpson , J . W . ( 110 ); J . Marshall , P . Prov . G . D . C . ( 110 ); R .

AVhite ( 110 ); S . Smith , P . S . W . ( 110 ); C . Taclman ( 110 ); IT . Underwood , P . AI ., P . Prov . G . P . ( 1109 ); G . AV . Alinus , S . AV . ( 1109 ); F . Colsey , J . W . ( 258 ); J . Darken , S . D . ( 258 ); J . Laflan Hainty , J . D . ( 258 ); B . Hitclunau ( 110 ); AV . Todd ( 258 ); J . Chapman ( 119 ); J . Aldous ( 100 ); T . II . Allen ( 110 ); J . Cholmeley ( 60 ); W . Wilde , jun . ( 110 ); IT . J . Gooch ( 258 ); J . Suggett ( 1109 ); J . Abel ( 258 ); G . G . Collinson ( 12-1 ); J . AV . Burin , P . Prov . G . J . D . ( 117 ); S . Harward ( 110 ) ; J . Tomlinson , jun . ( 117 ); A . Piper , J . Boulter , J . Amies ( 00 ); W . Jecks , jun ., P . M . ( 60 ); H . P . Green ( 110 ); Bowker ( 124 ); Rossi ( 110 ) .

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