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    Article EXTRACTS, WITH NOTES, FROM THE MINUTES OF THE LODGE OF FRIENDSHIP, NO. 277, OLDHAM. ← Page 4 of 5 →
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Extracts, With Notes, From The Minutes Of The Lodge Of Friendship, No. 277, Oldham.

some Disturbance of Bro . W . K ., and he , at the same time , declared himself off the Lodge after paying up his full contribution . " It was closed at 11 . 30 . May 28 th , 1828 . A Benevolent Society in connection with the Lodge is commenced . Sep . 17 th . Two Brethren appointed to attend the P . G . Lodge at Blackburn"to have all reasonable expenses paidand regalia to belong to the

, , Lodge . " Jany . 14 th , 1829 . The Lodge was removed from the "Ring o' Bells" to the " Coach and Horses . " No mention of a Dispensation . April 20 th . The Brethren , 36 in number , including 22 visitors , joined the procession at the Stone laying of the Blue Coat School . June 24 th . " This night the Sick Fund was carried into effect . "

July 15 th , 1830 . " Lodgeof Emergency , called by order of theP . G . M . L . E . D ., to go in procession to divine worship , being the day of Interment of our Beloved King and Brother , of blessed memory , who died on the 26 th of June . " Jany . 29 th , 1831 . " Bro . John Wild , our faithfull Tyler , Happened a misfortune by being run over by a Gigas he was returning from Manchester

, , which terminated in his death , to the great loss of the members of this Lodge , and to Masonry generally . " Jany . 11 th , 1832 . The brother who had been " elected to the situation of W . M . for the ensuing year , at the previous lodge , was not installed , nor does his name again appear in the minutes . May 9 th . The Lodge was not opened . Four brethren were presentand

, they resolved " not to meet again until summoned b y the Master of the Lodge . " The next Lodge was held on August 8 th . Jany . 21 st , 1834 . Bro . William Skellorn installed W . M . He held office , evidently , " until a successor had been appointed in his stead , " as nothing is said about his being re-elected , and the next installation took place on Decr .

27 th , 1839 . June 26 th , 1839 . Festival of St . John . The brethren joined the procession for celebrating the proclamation of H . M . Queen Victoria . No further records are given until Decr . 6 th . Feby . 7 th , 1838 . The minutes of this meeting were confirmed and signed , the first instance of the kind .

May 20 th , 1838 . A Lodge of Emergency " for the purpose of Making several members of this Lodge Mark Master Masons . " June 28 th . A Lodge of Emergency at 8 a . m . to initiate two candidates , " but more especially for the purpose of joining a public procession in Honour of the Coronation of our most Gracious Sovereign Queen Victoria . " Augt . 1 st . Bro . J . R . H . was " raised to the Sublime degree of a Master

Mason at the Delph Lodge , " and on the " 15 th past the chair at the Denton Lodge ( Duke of Athol ) , and during the same day , also took the mark . " Bro . J . R . H . was initiated May 9 th , and passed on June 6 th . It does not appear why the M . M . degree was conferred on him in another lodge . Oct . 3 rd . A candidate rejected by six black balls . The 2 nd Minute book closes with the minutes of Decr . 26 th 1838 and

, , those of the 3 rd book commence with Jany . 9 th , 1839 . Mar . 27 th . It is stated that a list of the members had been regularly prepared and deposed to before a magistrate , to be deposited with the clerks of the peace , but when tendered to them " in open court at the last Salford sessions , to be filed , " they " refused to recognise the same in consequence of the Act of Parliament not having been regularly and yearly complied with . "

Aug . 21 st . A silver cup was presented to Br . Charles Harrop , of the Lodge of Candour , Delph , for his services to this Lodge . £ 10 lent by the Lodge to establish a Royal Arch Chapter , which was opened Jany . 29 th , 1840 .

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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.

some Disturbance of Bro . W . K ., and he , at the same time , declared himself off the Lodge after paying up his full contribution . " It was closed at 11 . 30 . May 28 th , 1828 . A Benevolent Society in connection with the Lodge is commenced . Sep . 17 th . Two Brethren appointed to attend the P . G . Lodge at Blackburn"to have all reasonable expenses paidand regalia to belong to the

, , Lodge . " Jany . 14 th , 1829 . The Lodge was removed from the "Ring o' Bells" to the " Coach and Horses . " No mention of a Dispensation . April 20 th . The Brethren , 36 in number , including 22 visitors , joined the procession at the Stone laying of the Blue Coat School . June 24 th . " This night the Sick Fund was carried into effect . "

July 15 th , 1830 . " Lodgeof Emergency , called by order of theP . G . M . L . E . D ., to go in procession to divine worship , being the day of Interment of our Beloved King and Brother , of blessed memory , who died on the 26 th of June . " Jany . 29 th , 1831 . " Bro . John Wild , our faithfull Tyler , Happened a misfortune by being run over by a Gigas he was returning from Manchester

, , which terminated in his death , to the great loss of the members of this Lodge , and to Masonry generally . " Jany . 11 th , 1832 . The brother who had been " elected to the situation of W . M . for the ensuing year , at the previous lodge , was not installed , nor does his name again appear in the minutes . May 9 th . The Lodge was not opened . Four brethren were presentand

, they resolved " not to meet again until summoned b y the Master of the Lodge . " The next Lodge was held on August 8 th . Jany . 21 st , 1834 . Bro . William Skellorn installed W . M . He held office , evidently , " until a successor had been appointed in his stead , " as nothing is said about his being re-elected , and the next installation took place on Decr .

27 th , 1839 . June 26 th , 1839 . Festival of St . John . The brethren joined the procession for celebrating the proclamation of H . M . Queen Victoria . No further records are given until Decr . 6 th . Feby . 7 th , 1838 . The minutes of this meeting were confirmed and signed , the first instance of the kind .

May 20 th , 1838 . A Lodge of Emergency " for the purpose of Making several members of this Lodge Mark Master Masons . " June 28 th . A Lodge of Emergency at 8 a . m . to initiate two candidates , " but more especially for the purpose of joining a public procession in Honour of the Coronation of our most Gracious Sovereign Queen Victoria . " Augt . 1 st . Bro . J . R . H . was " raised to the Sublime degree of a Master

Mason at the Delph Lodge , " and on the " 15 th past the chair at the Denton Lodge ( Duke of Athol ) , and during the same day , also took the mark . " Bro . J . R . H . was initiated May 9 th , and passed on June 6 th . It does not appear why the M . M . degree was conferred on him in another lodge . Oct . 3 rd . A candidate rejected by six black balls . The 2 nd Minute book closes with the minutes of Decr . 26 th 1838 and

, , those of the 3 rd book commence with Jany . 9 th , 1839 . Mar . 27 th . It is stated that a list of the members had been regularly prepared and deposed to before a magistrate , to be deposited with the clerks of the peace , but when tendered to them " in open court at the last Salford sessions , to be filed , " they " refused to recognise the same in consequence of the Act of Parliament not having been regularly and yearly complied with . "

Aug . 21 st . A silver cup was presented to Br . Charles Harrop , of the Lodge of Candour , Delph , for his services to this Lodge . £ 10 lent by the Lodge to establish a Royal Arch Chapter , which was opened Jany . 29 th , 1840 .

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