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    Article EXTRACTS, WITH NOTES, FROM THE MINUTES OF THE LODGE OF FRIENDSHIP, NO. 277, OLDHAM. ← Page 2 of 5 →
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Extracts, With Notes, From The Minutes Of The Lodge Of Friendship, No. 277, Oldham.

July 27 th . Every officer absent , except for reasonable cause , to be fined Is . ancl every other member 3 d . 5 s . per member to be paid at each festival of St . John for the expenses of the clay . Visitors the same . Sep . 28 th . Br . P . I . to be admitted to the Lodge during sickness " without being charged . " Feby . 26 th 1817 . " Betwixt this 60 th page and the next page 61 five leaves

, were tore out of the Book by David Ogden or his order , who had intruded himself into the Lodge without being elected or being a member . The entries following are written at one time to serve private purposes , & James Potter , the Secretary , said he was ordered to report several members present when they never appeared . " April 30 th . The Loclge was held at the Angel Inn , when Daniel Lynch ,

Esq ., the Depy . P . G . M ., ancl his officers attended . A motion was carried that the Lodge be removed to the Spread Eagle , and the Depy . P . G . M . granted a dispensation for the removal . The minutes of this meeting are entered in two places , on pages 61 & 82 . The first record in the writing of Br . James Potter , and the second in that of Br . James Cocks . May 28 th . On this night the Lodge was held at the " Spread Eagle , " at 9

o ' clock , and another lodge was held at the " Angel , " at 8 o ' clock . The W . M . of the former was Br . Thomas Potter , and of the latter Br . Thomas Cawley , with whom were three other members , whilst Br . Potter opened the lodge with six Brethren present , besides the " Outer Guard . " The Lodge at the " Angel " continued to meet monthly until April 22 nd , 1818 . There were never more than 6 or 7 members present . The degrees of E . A ., F . C ., and M . M . were conferred on a CandidateThomas Waltonon the same evening . Reference

, , will be made subsequently to this Brother . No other working appears to have taken place in this " illegal lodge , " ancl the minutes are of no interest . Items from Cash Book : — 1817 . Dec . 17 th . —By Liquor and dinners for Masters in settling the difference £ 5 16 0 1817 . By a Lodge of Emergency called to see if the Difference

would be Accomidated betwixt the Brothers that have absented from the Angel to the Spread Eagle ... 74 Feby . 18 th , 1818 . The Lodge was held at the " Spread Eagle . " " An application was made to the P . G . Master , F . D . Astley , Esq ., by James Cocks , to remove the Lodge from the " Spread Eagle " to the "Angel" Inn , according to a resolution passed unanimously on the 12 th of December last at a Lodge of Emergency , convened by regular summons , and in a few clays a dispensation arrived , dated about the fourth of March , 1818 , of which the following is a

copy : — "Know all whom these presents do concern , that I do hereb y permit , order , and direct that the Lodge of Friendship , No . 519 , shall be removed from the " Spread Eagle " to the " Angel" Inn , in Oldham . ( Signed ) F . D . Astley , P . G . Master . March 18 th . It is stated that the " cause of removing the Lodfrom the

ge " Angel" was " obviated by the removal of the Landlord . " April 22 nd . The Provincial G . M ., with his Deputy , Wardens , and Secretary were present , but no mention is macle of the proceedings . May 20 th . The Prov . G . M . and his officers were again present . It is stated that " David Ogden " ( who " had intruded himself into the Loclge , " and was the illegal W . M . ) " was paid off all demands whatever on the Locland

ge his receipt on a stamp taken for the same . " After this date nothing seems to have destroyed either the peace or good harmony of the Brethren . June 17 th , 1818 . Festival of St . John . " Br . James Butterworth having ,

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THE RECORDS OF AN ANCIENT LODGE. Article 1
TARSHISH; ITS MODERN REPRESENTATIVE. Article 7
THE SOUTHERN SCOURGE. Article 10
THE MORAL AND RELIGIOUS ORIGIN OF FREEMASONRY. Article 11
MASONIC HYMNS AND ODES. Article 15
SOME CONVERSATION WITH AN ANCIENT DRUID. Article 17
LOST. Article 22
SKETCHES OF CHARACTER. Article 23
AUTHENTIC CRAFT HISTORY IN BRITAIN. Article 24
EXTRACTS, WITH NOTES, FROM THE MINUTES OF THE LODGE OF FRIENDSHIP, NO. 277, OLDHAM. Article 27
A PSALM OF LIFE AT SIXTY. Article 32
PARADOXES. Article 33
"KNIGHTS TEMPLAR" OR "KNIGHTS TEMPLARS." Article 36
PETER BEERIE. Article 37
WHAT IS FREEMASONRY? Article 39
A CATALOGUE OF MASONIC BOOKS IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM. Article 41
WOULD WE HAPPIER BE? Article 43
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Extracts, With Notes, From The Minutes Of The Lodge Of Friendship, No. 277, Oldham.

July 27 th . Every officer absent , except for reasonable cause , to be fined Is . ancl every other member 3 d . 5 s . per member to be paid at each festival of St . John for the expenses of the clay . Visitors the same . Sep . 28 th . Br . P . I . to be admitted to the Lodge during sickness " without being charged . " Feby . 26 th 1817 . " Betwixt this 60 th page and the next page 61 five leaves

, were tore out of the Book by David Ogden or his order , who had intruded himself into the Lodge without being elected or being a member . The entries following are written at one time to serve private purposes , & James Potter , the Secretary , said he was ordered to report several members present when they never appeared . " April 30 th . The Loclge was held at the Angel Inn , when Daniel Lynch ,

Esq ., the Depy . P . G . M ., ancl his officers attended . A motion was carried that the Lodge be removed to the Spread Eagle , and the Depy . P . G . M . granted a dispensation for the removal . The minutes of this meeting are entered in two places , on pages 61 & 82 . The first record in the writing of Br . James Potter , and the second in that of Br . James Cocks . May 28 th . On this night the Lodge was held at the " Spread Eagle , " at 9

o ' clock , and another lodge was held at the " Angel , " at 8 o ' clock . The W . M . of the former was Br . Thomas Potter , and of the latter Br . Thomas Cawley , with whom were three other members , whilst Br . Potter opened the lodge with six Brethren present , besides the " Outer Guard . " The Lodge at the " Angel " continued to meet monthly until April 22 nd , 1818 . There were never more than 6 or 7 members present . The degrees of E . A ., F . C ., and M . M . were conferred on a CandidateThomas Waltonon the same evening . Reference

, , will be made subsequently to this Brother . No other working appears to have taken place in this " illegal lodge , " ancl the minutes are of no interest . Items from Cash Book : — 1817 . Dec . 17 th . —By Liquor and dinners for Masters in settling the difference £ 5 16 0 1817 . By a Lodge of Emergency called to see if the Difference

would be Accomidated betwixt the Brothers that have absented from the Angel to the Spread Eagle ... 74 Feby . 18 th , 1818 . The Lodge was held at the " Spread Eagle . " " An application was made to the P . G . Master , F . D . Astley , Esq ., by James Cocks , to remove the Lodge from the " Spread Eagle " to the "Angel" Inn , according to a resolution passed unanimously on the 12 th of December last at a Lodge of Emergency , convened by regular summons , and in a few clays a dispensation arrived , dated about the fourth of March , 1818 , of which the following is a

copy : — "Know all whom these presents do concern , that I do hereb y permit , order , and direct that the Lodge of Friendship , No . 519 , shall be removed from the " Spread Eagle " to the " Angel" Inn , in Oldham . ( Signed ) F . D . Astley , P . G . Master . March 18 th . It is stated that the " cause of removing the Lodfrom the

ge " Angel" was " obviated by the removal of the Landlord . " April 22 nd . The Provincial G . M ., with his Deputy , Wardens , and Secretary were present , but no mention is macle of the proceedings . May 20 th . The Prov . G . M . and his officers were again present . It is stated that " David Ogden " ( who " had intruded himself into the Loclge , " and was the illegal W . M . ) " was paid off all demands whatever on the Locland

ge his receipt on a stamp taken for the same . " After this date nothing seems to have destroyed either the peace or good harmony of the Brethren . June 17 th , 1818 . Festival of St . John . " Br . James Butterworth having ,

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