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Freemasonry In England.

Lord Cranstoun was succeeded by Lord Byron , who was invested and installed at Drapers' Hall , on the 30 th April , 1747 , and appointed Br . Baker , D . G . M ., Brs . Shirley and Jeffreys , Grand Wardens , Br . Eevis , G . S ., and Br . Came , Grand Sword Bearer . By his Lordship ' s direction , the laws of the Committee of Charity were revised and reprinted , and distributed among the different Lodges . A considerable present to the

General Charity was received from the Lodge at Gibraltar . The five years during which his Lordship presided as Grand Master , were distinguished by the greatest attention and redress of all grievances and ready relief to every case of distress . This Grand Master granted Provincial Patents for Denmark and Norway , Pensylvania , Minorca , ancl New York .

Lord Carysfoot was invested and installed Grand Master on the 20 th March , 1752 , and appointed Br . Manningham , M . D ., Deputy Grand Master , Brs . Garmichael and Sir Richard Wrottesley , Bart ., Grand Wardens . This administration was greatly distinguished by the excellent government , and also the great zeal and ability displayed by the Grand Master and Ms officers . These were so obvious to the brethren that his

Lordship was re-elected on the 3 rd of April , 1753 , with every testimony of respect and gratitude . Provincial Patents were issued for Gibraltar , the Bahama Islands , New York , Guernsey , Jersey , Alderney , Saric and Mann ; also for Cornwall and the Counties of Worcester , Gloucester , Salop , Monmouth , and Hereford . The Marquis of Carnarvon , afterwards Duke of Ghandos , ivas invested

and installed Grand Master in March , 1754 . The first proceeding of importance during his lordship ' s administration , was the revising and reprinting the Book of Constitutions , under the supervision of a committee of Grand Officers , and other brethren selected for their zeal and ability . The Grand Master presented a jewel to the Grand Loclge , a pair of silver pins , gilt , for the use of the Grand Treasurer , and also gave many

other proofs of Ms attachment to the Craft . During his lordship ' s administration , the Grand Loclge received numerous complaints regarding the irregular meetings of several Lodges , and resolutions were passed condemnatory of such proceedings , and various brethren erased . During his lordship ' s administration , ivhich continued tliree years , he granted the following deputations for Provincial Grand Mastersnamelyfor South

, , Carohna South Wales ; Antigua ; North America , where no former provincial lodge was appointed ; Barbadoes ; and all his Majesty ' s islands to the windward of Guadaloupe ¦ St . Eustatius , Cuba , ancl St . Martin ' s Dutch Carribee islands in America ; Scilly and the adjacent islands ; all his Majesty ' s dominions in Germany , and for the county Palatine of Chester , and the city and county of Chester .

The Marquis of Carnarvon was succeeded by Lord Aberdour , who was invested ancl installed on the 18 th May , 1753 . During the administration of this nobleman , the Grand Lodge voted the sum of fifty pounds to be remitted to General Kingsley , for the purpose of distributing it among such of the soldiers of Prince Ferdinand ' s army in Germany as were Masons , whether English , Hanovarians , or Hessians . Lord Aberdour continued

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OUR CHARITIES. Article 1
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 3
MASONIC REMINISCENCES. Article 11
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 19
PROVINCIAL LODGES. Article 26
ROYAL ARCH. Article 39
SCOTLAND. Article 42
FREEMASONRY IN INDIA. Article 45
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 46
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR OCTOBER. Article 47
OBITUARY. Article 51
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Freemasonry In England.

Lord Cranstoun was succeeded by Lord Byron , who was invested and installed at Drapers' Hall , on the 30 th April , 1747 , and appointed Br . Baker , D . G . M ., Brs . Shirley and Jeffreys , Grand Wardens , Br . Eevis , G . S ., and Br . Came , Grand Sword Bearer . By his Lordship ' s direction , the laws of the Committee of Charity were revised and reprinted , and distributed among the different Lodges . A considerable present to the

General Charity was received from the Lodge at Gibraltar . The five years during which his Lordship presided as Grand Master , were distinguished by the greatest attention and redress of all grievances and ready relief to every case of distress . This Grand Master granted Provincial Patents for Denmark and Norway , Pensylvania , Minorca , ancl New York .

Lord Carysfoot was invested and installed Grand Master on the 20 th March , 1752 , and appointed Br . Manningham , M . D ., Deputy Grand Master , Brs . Garmichael and Sir Richard Wrottesley , Bart ., Grand Wardens . This administration was greatly distinguished by the excellent government , and also the great zeal and ability displayed by the Grand Master and Ms officers . These were so obvious to the brethren that his

Lordship was re-elected on the 3 rd of April , 1753 , with every testimony of respect and gratitude . Provincial Patents were issued for Gibraltar , the Bahama Islands , New York , Guernsey , Jersey , Alderney , Saric and Mann ; also for Cornwall and the Counties of Worcester , Gloucester , Salop , Monmouth , and Hereford . The Marquis of Carnarvon , afterwards Duke of Ghandos , ivas invested

and installed Grand Master in March , 1754 . The first proceeding of importance during his lordship ' s administration , was the revising and reprinting the Book of Constitutions , under the supervision of a committee of Grand Officers , and other brethren selected for their zeal and ability . The Grand Master presented a jewel to the Grand Loclge , a pair of silver pins , gilt , for the use of the Grand Treasurer , and also gave many

other proofs of Ms attachment to the Craft . During his lordship ' s administration , the Grand Loclge received numerous complaints regarding the irregular meetings of several Lodges , and resolutions were passed condemnatory of such proceedings , and various brethren erased . During his lordship ' s administration , ivhich continued tliree years , he granted the following deputations for Provincial Grand Mastersnamelyfor South

, , Carohna South Wales ; Antigua ; North America , where no former provincial lodge was appointed ; Barbadoes ; and all his Majesty ' s islands to the windward of Guadaloupe ¦ St . Eustatius , Cuba , ancl St . Martin ' s Dutch Carribee islands in America ; Scilly and the adjacent islands ; all his Majesty ' s dominions in Germany , and for the county Palatine of Chester , and the city and county of Chester .

The Marquis of Carnarvon was succeeded by Lord Aberdour , who was invested ancl installed on the 18 th May , 1753 . During the administration of this nobleman , the Grand Lodge voted the sum of fifty pounds to be remitted to General Kingsley , for the purpose of distributing it among such of the soldiers of Prince Ferdinand ' s army in Germany as were Masons , whether English , Hanovarians , or Hessians . Lord Aberdour continued

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