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the authority of His Royal Highness , the Duke of Sussex , M . W . G . M . of England , upon the necessary dispensation being forwarded to him , Brother Preston , D . P . G . M ., appointed the Provincial Grand Lodge for E . D . L ., to be held at the Swan Hotel , Bolton , Lancashire , the 9 th of November , 1836 ; and the necessary notices were accordingl y issued to the several Lodges in the division . Early on the morning of the appointed dayalthough the weather was itioussuch

, very unprop , was the zeal of the Brethren to do honor to the Craft , that scarcely fewer than 400 had assembled in the large room at the Swan , which had been prepared with the select furniture of the several Lodges in Bolton . The hour of meeting was 9 , about 10 the Throne was occupied by Brother R . Burton , Esq ., W . M . of Lodge 44 , as the senior one in the E . D . L . who appointed , as his Senior Warden for the day , Brother Smith , "W . M . of Lodge 50 , Bury ; and the other Masters of Lodges present , according to the of their Lod called

seniority ges , were upon to fill the other offices . After the Brethren present had been vouched for , the Lodge was opened with solemn prayer , in due form , in the three degrees . Shortly after , intimation was given to the R . W . D . P . G . M ., that the Brethren waited his presence , and he shortly entered the Lodge in procession , attended by a numerous body of P . and P . P . G . Officers , in their splendid costumesto the solemn accompaniment of the exquisitelplayed b

, organ , y y the P . G . O ., Brother Harrison , of Manchester . Brother Burton then gave place to the R . W . D . P . G . M ., who appointed Brother Stephen Blair , Esq ., of Mill Hill , Bolton , P . M . of 44 , and P . G . J . W ., P . S . W . for the day , and Brother Dunberry , P . J . W . The P . G . Lodge was then opened in due form . At the desire of the R . W . P . G . M ., the P . G . S .

Brother Threlfall , of Manchester , then read the dispensation of His R . H . the Duke of Sussex , M . W . G . M . of England , authorising Brother Preston to hold the said P . G . L . Amongst the earliest business then gone into by the R . W . P . G . M ., was the proposing an Address to His Royal Highness , the M . W . G . M . of England , upon his happy recovery of Ms sight , which passed by the Brethren with an acclamation of unanimity . An Address of condolance to the widow and familof the late lamented for

y P . G . M . E . D . L ., having been voted at a previous P . G . L ., the widow and family ' s reply was now read and unanimously ordered to be entered on the minutes of the proceedings . Other business connected with the division was then transacted , and votes of thanks unanimously passed to the several P . G . Officers . Those to Brothers Threlfall , P . G . S ., and Richard Daly , Esq ., P . G . Treasurer , and S . W . of 44 were received with marked approbation account of

, , on the zeal they had shown for the interest of the Royal Order , in the discharge of their important duties . Both Brothers were unanimously reelected , as was the P . G . Tyler , an old esteemed Mason , whose name we regret we do not recollect . It is sufficient to add , that the R . W . D . P . G . M . passed a high encomium upon him . Other P . G . Officers were installed ; and the R . W . D P . G . M . subsequently , upon the minutes of the proceedings of the former P . GLbeing readbrought forward the subject

.. , of the propriety of establishing a Provincial Fund of Benevolence , for the relief of indigent Masons , their Orphans , & c . The rules to regulate which had been already sent to the Masters of all the Lodges in the Division . It had been previously dissented from by several Lodges , on the ground , that they already had sufficient funds of their own to meet any emergency . Amongst the opponents who respectfully now stated his objection to it , on the same grounds , was Brother Walker , W . M . of

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CONTENTS. Article 1
THE FREEMASON'S QUARTERLY REVIEW. Article 3
ON FREEMASONRY. THE HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF FREEMASONRY. Article 14
LEGEND OF THE CUBIC STONE. Article 22
REMARKS ON HENRY O'BRIEN'S ESSAY ON THE ROUND TOWERS OF IRELAND. Article 25
MASONIC DIDACTICS; Article 30
HAFAZ, THE EGYPTIAN. Article 32
THE FREEMASON; Article 37
THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. Article 47
MASONIC ANECDOTES. Article 47
FROM MARTIAL. EPIGRAM LXXV. Article 49
TO THE EDITOR. Article 50
FAREWELL TO THE RHINE. Article 52
TO THE EDITOR. Article 55
TO THE EDITOR. Article 55
TO THE EDITOR. Article 56
THE HARLEIAN MSS. Article 57
TO THE EDITOR. Article 57
TO THE EDITOR. Article 57
TO THE EDITOR. Article 58
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 59
SUPREME GRAND CHAPTER. Article 63
QUARTERLY COMMUNICATION. Article 63
BOARD OF BENEVOLENCE. Article 66
ASYLUM FOR THE AGED AND DECAYED FREEMASON. (Radley's Hotel, Bridge-street, Blackfriars.) Article 72
original ? we believe not, and for this ... Article 75
MASONIC CHIT CHAT. Article 78
Obituary. Article 82
PROVINCIAL. Article 87
SCOTLAND. Article 124
IRELAND. Article 139
FOREIGN. Article 151
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 152
REVIEW OF LITERATURE, THE DRAMA, &c. Article 155
THE DRAMA. Article 162
THE RESOURCE. Article 163
RELATION OF A CAPTIVITY AMONG THE INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA. Article 164
HOPE AND LOVE. Article 170
THE MONK OF LA TRAPPE TO HIS FRIEND. Article 171
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FREEMASONRY . T30YAL MASONIC INSTITUTION... Article 174
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Provincial.

the authority of His Royal Highness , the Duke of Sussex , M . W . G . M . of England , upon the necessary dispensation being forwarded to him , Brother Preston , D . P . G . M ., appointed the Provincial Grand Lodge for E . D . L ., to be held at the Swan Hotel , Bolton , Lancashire , the 9 th of November , 1836 ; and the necessary notices were accordingl y issued to the several Lodges in the division . Early on the morning of the appointed dayalthough the weather was itioussuch

, very unprop , was the zeal of the Brethren to do honor to the Craft , that scarcely fewer than 400 had assembled in the large room at the Swan , which had been prepared with the select furniture of the several Lodges in Bolton . The hour of meeting was 9 , about 10 the Throne was occupied by Brother R . Burton , Esq ., W . M . of Lodge 44 , as the senior one in the E . D . L . who appointed , as his Senior Warden for the day , Brother Smith , "W . M . of Lodge 50 , Bury ; and the other Masters of Lodges present , according to the of their Lod called

seniority ges , were upon to fill the other offices . After the Brethren present had been vouched for , the Lodge was opened with solemn prayer , in due form , in the three degrees . Shortly after , intimation was given to the R . W . D . P . G . M ., that the Brethren waited his presence , and he shortly entered the Lodge in procession , attended by a numerous body of P . and P . P . G . Officers , in their splendid costumesto the solemn accompaniment of the exquisitelplayed b

, organ , y y the P . G . O ., Brother Harrison , of Manchester . Brother Burton then gave place to the R . W . D . P . G . M ., who appointed Brother Stephen Blair , Esq ., of Mill Hill , Bolton , P . M . of 44 , and P . G . J . W ., P . S . W . for the day , and Brother Dunberry , P . J . W . The P . G . Lodge was then opened in due form . At the desire of the R . W . P . G . M ., the P . G . S .

Brother Threlfall , of Manchester , then read the dispensation of His R . H . the Duke of Sussex , M . W . G . M . of England , authorising Brother Preston to hold the said P . G . L . Amongst the earliest business then gone into by the R . W . P . G . M ., was the proposing an Address to His Royal Highness , the M . W . G . M . of England , upon his happy recovery of Ms sight , which passed by the Brethren with an acclamation of unanimity . An Address of condolance to the widow and familof the late lamented for

y P . G . M . E . D . L ., having been voted at a previous P . G . L ., the widow and family ' s reply was now read and unanimously ordered to be entered on the minutes of the proceedings . Other business connected with the division was then transacted , and votes of thanks unanimously passed to the several P . G . Officers . Those to Brothers Threlfall , P . G . S ., and Richard Daly , Esq ., P . G . Treasurer , and S . W . of 44 were received with marked approbation account of

, , on the zeal they had shown for the interest of the Royal Order , in the discharge of their important duties . Both Brothers were unanimously reelected , as was the P . G . Tyler , an old esteemed Mason , whose name we regret we do not recollect . It is sufficient to add , that the R . W . D . P . G . M . passed a high encomium upon him . Other P . G . Officers were installed ; and the R . W . D P . G . M . subsequently , upon the minutes of the proceedings of the former P . GLbeing readbrought forward the subject

.. , of the propriety of establishing a Provincial Fund of Benevolence , for the relief of indigent Masons , their Orphans , & c . The rules to regulate which had been already sent to the Masters of all the Lodges in the Division . It had been previously dissented from by several Lodges , on the ground , that they already had sufficient funds of their own to meet any emergency . Amongst the opponents who respectfully now stated his objection to it , on the same grounds , was Brother Walker , W . M . of

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