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The Deputation To Berlin.

The Deputation to Berlin .

lino . Tin : I- * AI'L o :- WARWICK , i :. \ v . i > i ; rlTV I ; I ; A . \ D JMSTI-: ! :, ( J'liutti . /¦' . S / uililiiiij , eiii-hiirfm-iU .

ON the invitation of His Royal Highness Prince Frederick-Leopold of Prussia , who is the Protector of the three Grand Lodges at Berlin , a deputation was recently nominated by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales , as

Grand Master of England , to attend the solemn inauguration of the newly-erected Temple of " the Grand Countries ' Lodge" at Berlin , on Sunday , the 18 th November last . The deputation consisted of the Earl of Warwick , Deputy Grand Master ; the Hon . Alan de Tatton Egerton , M . P .,

Provincial Grand Master for Cheshire ; Col . John Davis , Aide-de-Camp to the Queen , Provincial Grand Master for Surrey ; Col . Sir Terence O'Brien , K . C . M . G ., Past Grand Deacon , at one time Governor of Heligoland ; and Col . W . Campbell , Aide-de-Camp to the Queen , and a Past Grand

Deacon . These brethren arrived at Berlin on the evening of the i 6 th November , and took up their residence at the Hotel Bristol , where rooms had been reserved by command of His Royal Highness Prince Frederick Leopold , who during their short stay most hospitably entertained them at dinner at

his Palace at Potsdam . The deputation also had the honour of being entertained at dinner at the Embassy by the Right Hon . Sir Frank Lascelles , the British Ambassador . The proceedings connected with the Masonic function commenced at one o ' clock p . m . on Sunday , the i 8 th , and

appear to have been of a most impressive character , the musical portion of the ceremony being rendered with great artistic beauty . The new building , which was solemnly consecrated , is one of very considerable architectural merit , containing

suites of handsome rooms adapted for the various Masonic ceremonies . In addition to the deputation from England , deputations attended from Sweden and other Grand Lodges . One peculiar feature of the ceremony was that uniforms were

worn by the members of several deputations , including that from the Grand Lodge of England , and that all present during the ceremony remained covered , except during certain portions , when the head-dress was removed .

Itiio . Till-: Jlo . v ALAN hi : TATTON KtiHHTON , I'l .-dviNi-i \ l .- <; I : \ NS > . M \ SII : II 101 ; ( n I : SII 11 : 1 : .

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The Deputation To Berlin.

The Deputation to Berlin .

lino . Tin : I- * AI'L o :- WARWICK , i :. \ v . i > i ; rlTV I ; I ; A . \ D JMSTI-: ! :, ( J'liutti . /¦' . S / uililiiiij , eiii-hiirfm-iU .

ON the invitation of His Royal Highness Prince Frederick-Leopold of Prussia , who is the Protector of the three Grand Lodges at Berlin , a deputation was recently nominated by His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales , as

Grand Master of England , to attend the solemn inauguration of the newly-erected Temple of " the Grand Countries ' Lodge" at Berlin , on Sunday , the 18 th November last . The deputation consisted of the Earl of Warwick , Deputy Grand Master ; the Hon . Alan de Tatton Egerton , M . P .,

Provincial Grand Master for Cheshire ; Col . John Davis , Aide-de-Camp to the Queen , Provincial Grand Master for Surrey ; Col . Sir Terence O'Brien , K . C . M . G ., Past Grand Deacon , at one time Governor of Heligoland ; and Col . W . Campbell , Aide-de-Camp to the Queen , and a Past Grand

Deacon . These brethren arrived at Berlin on the evening of the i 6 th November , and took up their residence at the Hotel Bristol , where rooms had been reserved by command of His Royal Highness Prince Frederick Leopold , who during their short stay most hospitably entertained them at dinner at

his Palace at Potsdam . The deputation also had the honour of being entertained at dinner at the Embassy by the Right Hon . Sir Frank Lascelles , the British Ambassador . The proceedings connected with the Masonic function commenced at one o ' clock p . m . on Sunday , the i 8 th , and

appear to have been of a most impressive character , the musical portion of the ceremony being rendered with great artistic beauty . The new building , which was solemnly consecrated , is one of very considerable architectural merit , containing

suites of handsome rooms adapted for the various Masonic ceremonies . In addition to the deputation from England , deputations attended from Sweden and other Grand Lodges . One peculiar feature of the ceremony was that uniforms were

worn by the members of several deputations , including that from the Grand Lodge of England , and that all present during the ceremony remained covered , except during certain portions , when the head-dress was removed .

Itiio . Till-: Jlo . v ALAN hi : TATTON KtiHHTON , I'l .-dviNi-i \ l .- <; I : \ NS > . M \ SII : II 101 ; ( n I : SII 11 : 1 : .

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