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History Of The "Prince Of Wales Lodge."

Fenn the chief burden of . the arrangements in the Albert Hall had fallen , and nobly was the duty discharged . John Nelson , who died in 1872 , joined the Lodge June 20 th , 1823 , and was Treasurer for a period of thirty years . He Avas the S . G . Deacon of the Grand Lodge in 1849 ,

and Avell deserved the honour . Edwards Harper , Avho joined Jan . 16 th , 1824 , was joint Grand Secretary of the United Grand Lodge , with Bro . William Henry White . He also acted as Secretary of this Lodge , and formerly was connected Avith the

" Athol Grand Lodge . " His attention to his duties as Grand Secretary did not equal his partner , Bro . White . Sir William Rawlins , who was elected a joining member in 1825 ( Jan 21 st ) , was the S . Grand Warden in 1802 , and during

the same evening Augustus Bozzi Granville , M . D . ( P . G . D . of England ) , was also elected . The latter was the Physician in Ordinary to H . R . H . the Duke of Clarence , ( the W . M . from 1827 to 1830 ) , and only " departed in peace" in the year 1872 , though born at Milan in 1783 . After his death was published , " The Autobiography of A . B . Granville , M . D ., F . R . S . ; being 88

years of the life of a physician AVIIO practiced his profession in Italy , Greece , Turkey , Spain , Portugal , the West Indies , Russia , Germany , France , and England . " The former " Master in Chancery of the Supreme Court of Calcutta ' ' ( Edmund McNaghten ) joined April 15 th 1825 and

, , Lord Yarborough on May 20 th , when the number Avas limited to sixty-four members . At the reception of two members June 17 th , H . E . H . the Duke of York presided , and H . R . H . the Duke of Sussex , M . W . G . M ., Avas presentand a similar

, attendance Avas registered a few month ' s later . John Williams , the oldest member at present of the Lodge , joined Jan . 20 th , 1826 . He was made an honorary member in 1839 , and now resides at Debden Hall , Essex . May he long " Avear his honours . "

At the next meeting Philip Joseph Salamons Avas elected a joining member . He was a Grand Sword Bearer of England , an office which has rarely fallen to any but the most zealous Masons . Godfrey Higgins , the celebrated author of the " Anacalypsis , " became a member Dec , 21 st , 1827 , and it was probably owing to his connection Avith this Lodge , and seeing

more than usual of the M . W . G . M ., that he was led to deliver certain MSS . into the care of H . R . H . the Dake of Sussex , which once belonged to the extinct " Grand Lodge of all England held at York . " Some of these MSS . have since been returned to York by the Earl of Zetland as the

M . W . G . M . During 1829 , Colonel C . S . Fagan , C . B ., and John P . Larkins , Prov . G . M . of Bengal , joined , aud on March 16 th , 1832 , Lord Henry John Spencer Churchill ( Junior Grand Warden ) was elected as a joining member . The Rt .

Hon . Lord Monson , Major Graham , and GeneralCaulfield , C . B ., were elected during the same year Avith several other brethren as joining members ; Lord Saltoun and Abernethy being elected to that honour the year afterwards . The Earl of

Yarborough , Deputy Grand Master 1846 to 1857 ( previously Lord Worsley ) , was initiated Feb . 17 th , 1837 , and was Prov . G . M . of the Isle of Wight . The Eev . John Vane was also similarly received at the following meeting , and subsequently served in Grand Lodge as Grand Chaplain .

The Grand Registrar of 1840 , William Harrison , Q . C ., joined as a member Jan . 19 th , 1838 ; one year later the Lord Charles Fitzroy , M . P ., was initiated , and on May 17 th , the Hon John Charles Dundas , M . P ., Avas likeAvise initiated . Frederick

Dundas , also was initiated June 21 st , 1844 ; Avas S . G . W . 1849 . The Rev . Josejjh Bowles , D . D ., Avas initiated June 21 st , 1844 , and subsequently was appointed Prov . Grand Master of Hereford . Two months before this the Rev . John

Charles Eidley joined the Lodge , who was Prov . Grand Alaster of Oxfordshire . Edward Hodges Bailey , R . A ., Avho joined April 18 th , 1845 , was a pupil of Flaxman ' s . " His Eve at the Fountain was produced at the age of twenty-five , and was considered a Avork of unrivalled grace and

beauty . The statue of the Duke of Sussex , in Freemasons' Hall , and the colossal statue of Nelson in Trafalgar Square , are also his works . Lord Francis Egerton ( Earl of Ellesmere in 1846 , became connected with the Lodge during the same year . " His

lordship was Prov . G . M . of East Lancashire , Avas a Knight of the Garter , President of the Asiatic Society , and author of several works of merit . His gallery of pictures was considered the finest

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Untitled Article 1
PREFACE Article 2
INDEX. Article 4
Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 7
SONNET. Article 7
HISTORY OF THE "PRINCE OF WALES LODGE." Article 8
SUMMER. Article 18
THE ADVENTURES OF DON PASQUALE. Article 19
TRAM-CAES AND OMNIBUSES. Article 22
WONDERS OF OPERATIVE MASONRY. Article 24
THE TRUE FREEMASON. Article 26
TOM HOOD. Article 27
IN MEMORIAM — BRO. GEORGE FRANK GOULEY. Article 30
THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION. Article 32
CARA IMAGO. Article 33
HARRY WATSON; Article 34
EVERY YEAR. Article 36
THE WORK OF NATURE IN THE MONTHS. Article 37
BRO. JAMES NEWTON'S SKETCH OF THE CONCORD ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 37, BOLTON. Article 41
"ABSENT FRIENDS." Article 42
SHIRTS AND COLLARS. Article 43
Our Archaeological Corner. Article 46
A Review. Article 47
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART. Article 50
Forgotten Stories. Article 53
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History Of The "Prince Of Wales Lodge."

Fenn the chief burden of . the arrangements in the Albert Hall had fallen , and nobly was the duty discharged . John Nelson , who died in 1872 , joined the Lodge June 20 th , 1823 , and was Treasurer for a period of thirty years . He Avas the S . G . Deacon of the Grand Lodge in 1849 ,

and Avell deserved the honour . Edwards Harper , Avho joined Jan . 16 th , 1824 , was joint Grand Secretary of the United Grand Lodge , with Bro . William Henry White . He also acted as Secretary of this Lodge , and formerly was connected Avith the

" Athol Grand Lodge . " His attention to his duties as Grand Secretary did not equal his partner , Bro . White . Sir William Rawlins , who was elected a joining member in 1825 ( Jan 21 st ) , was the S . Grand Warden in 1802 , and during

the same evening Augustus Bozzi Granville , M . D . ( P . G . D . of England ) , was also elected . The latter was the Physician in Ordinary to H . R . H . the Duke of Clarence , ( the W . M . from 1827 to 1830 ) , and only " departed in peace" in the year 1872 , though born at Milan in 1783 . After his death was published , " The Autobiography of A . B . Granville , M . D ., F . R . S . ; being 88

years of the life of a physician AVIIO practiced his profession in Italy , Greece , Turkey , Spain , Portugal , the West Indies , Russia , Germany , France , and England . " The former " Master in Chancery of the Supreme Court of Calcutta ' ' ( Edmund McNaghten ) joined April 15 th 1825 and

, , Lord Yarborough on May 20 th , when the number Avas limited to sixty-four members . At the reception of two members June 17 th , H . E . H . the Duke of York presided , and H . R . H . the Duke of Sussex , M . W . G . M ., Avas presentand a similar

, attendance Avas registered a few month ' s later . John Williams , the oldest member at present of the Lodge , joined Jan . 20 th , 1826 . He was made an honorary member in 1839 , and now resides at Debden Hall , Essex . May he long " Avear his honours . "

At the next meeting Philip Joseph Salamons Avas elected a joining member . He was a Grand Sword Bearer of England , an office which has rarely fallen to any but the most zealous Masons . Godfrey Higgins , the celebrated author of the " Anacalypsis , " became a member Dec , 21 st , 1827 , and it was probably owing to his connection Avith this Lodge , and seeing

more than usual of the M . W . G . M ., that he was led to deliver certain MSS . into the care of H . R . H . the Dake of Sussex , which once belonged to the extinct " Grand Lodge of all England held at York . " Some of these MSS . have since been returned to York by the Earl of Zetland as the

M . W . G . M . During 1829 , Colonel C . S . Fagan , C . B ., and John P . Larkins , Prov . G . M . of Bengal , joined , aud on March 16 th , 1832 , Lord Henry John Spencer Churchill ( Junior Grand Warden ) was elected as a joining member . The Rt .

Hon . Lord Monson , Major Graham , and GeneralCaulfield , C . B ., were elected during the same year Avith several other brethren as joining members ; Lord Saltoun and Abernethy being elected to that honour the year afterwards . The Earl of

Yarborough , Deputy Grand Master 1846 to 1857 ( previously Lord Worsley ) , was initiated Feb . 17 th , 1837 , and was Prov . G . M . of the Isle of Wight . The Eev . John Vane was also similarly received at the following meeting , and subsequently served in Grand Lodge as Grand Chaplain .

The Grand Registrar of 1840 , William Harrison , Q . C ., joined as a member Jan . 19 th , 1838 ; one year later the Lord Charles Fitzroy , M . P ., was initiated , and on May 17 th , the Hon John Charles Dundas , M . P ., Avas likeAvise initiated . Frederick

Dundas , also was initiated June 21 st , 1844 ; Avas S . G . W . 1849 . The Rev . Josejjh Bowles , D . D ., Avas initiated June 21 st , 1844 , and subsequently was appointed Prov . Grand Master of Hereford . Two months before this the Rev . John

Charles Eidley joined the Lodge , who was Prov . Grand Alaster of Oxfordshire . Edward Hodges Bailey , R . A ., Avho joined April 18 th , 1845 , was a pupil of Flaxman ' s . " His Eve at the Fountain was produced at the age of twenty-five , and was considered a Avork of unrivalled grace and

beauty . The statue of the Duke of Sussex , in Freemasons' Hall , and the colossal statue of Nelson in Trafalgar Square , are also his works . Lord Francis Egerton ( Earl of Ellesmere in 1846 , became connected with the Lodge during the same year . " His

lordship was Prov . G . M . of East Lancashire , Avas a Knight of the Garter , President of the Asiatic Society , and author of several works of merit . His gallery of pictures was considered the finest

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