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    Article THE ALBION LODGE, QUEBEC. ← Page 3 of 4 →
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The Albion Lodge, Quebec.

ence of the Masters and Wardens of 169 , 210 , and 214 of New York ; 132 in the 22 nd Regiment , G . L . of Scotland ; and 359 in the 76 th Regiment , G . L . of Ireland . He also mentions a singular heading to a roll of members at St . John ' s , Newfoundland : " Lodge No . 213 , Junior , held in Major Willm . Archd . Huddlestone ' s company , 4 th Battalion R . A ., under a dispensation . " Assuming that 213 was the Lodge which obtained the vacant No . 9 that

, would give the present Albion an antiquity of just one hundred years . I have proved clearly from the foregoing facts as to the " Atholl Lodges " that it cannot date before then , 213 having been formed in 1781 , N o . 9 being vacant "in and out" from 1751 to 1777 , and in the latter year was returned to the G . L . In the records of the G . L ., however , it is stated that 230 took the vacant Nine . This 230 was chartered , A . D . 1785 , in the 1 st Battalion R . A . at Gibraltar ,

and evidently is a clerical error as to the number . The second document to be considered is a " Warrant of Renewal , " or the authority to enable the members of No . 9 to assemble as a civil lodge ( or stationary instead of military ) . It is dated 27 th January , 1829 , and is signed by the then Lord Dundas as D . G . M . In it mention is made of its issue in 1761 , which is another palpable error of the Grand Secretaries , and doubtless it was this statement that enabled the members , as No . 17 , to obtain a Centenary Warrant in 1862 . At all events , whether 1761 originally , or as facts declare 1751 , the claim of continuous working cannot go back before 1787 for the actual No . 9 , and to 1781 for 213 .

G . M . To all and every our Eight Worshipful , Worshipful , and Loving Brethren . WE , Prince Augustus Frederick of Brunsivick-Lunenburgh , Duke of Sussex , Earl of Inverness , Baron of ArkloAv , Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter , K . T ., & c , & c , & c , Grand Master of the Most Antient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons of England , Send Greeting , — Whereas it appears by the Eecords of our Grand Lodge that a Warrant bearing date in the month of December 1761 Avas issued under the Seal of Masonryauthorizing certain

, , , Brethren therein named to open and hold a Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons , in London , and Avhich Lodge was then No . 9 ; Aud whereas , on the 20 th December , 1787 , the said Warrant Avas transferred to certain Brethren authorizing them to hold the said Lodge in tho 4 th Battalion of His Majesty ' s Eegiment of Eoyal Artillery . And Whereas by the Union of the two Fraternities of Free and Accepted Masons on the 27 th of December , 1813 , the said Lodge became and is UOAV registered in the Books of the United Grand Lodge No . 17 , and is held in the said 4 th Battalion of Boyal Artilleryin the Citof Quebecin the Province of

, y , Loiver Canada . And Avhereas the Brethren comprising the said Lodge have by their Memorial prayed that Ave Avould grant them a renewed Warrant , enabling them in future to hold their Meetings as a Civil and Stationary Lodge instead of a Military and transient Lodge , and Ave being willing to accede to their request , Know ye that for the purpose above stated , and upon the petition of the Brethren composing the said Lodge , We do grant this our renewed Wan-ant unto our Eight Trusty and well-beloved Brethren Alfred Rich , Benjamin Cole , Donald

Grant , David Loggie , George Pinnock , John Kerry , Ealph Eidley composing the said Lodge , authorizing and empowering them and their Succeesors to assemble and hold a Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in the City of Quebec , aforesaid , at such times as to the Brethren thereof shall appear necessary , and be regulated by their Bye-LaAvs , and then and there when duly congregated , to make , pass , and raise Free Masons according to the ancient customs of the Craft in all ages and nations throughout the knoAvn World . And futher , on the Petition of the said Brethren Ave do appoint the said Alfred Eich to be the Master ; the said Benjamin Cole to be the Senior Wardenand the said Donald Grant to be the Junior

; Warden for continuing to hold the said Lodge until such time as another Master shall be regularly elected and inrolled , strictly charging that every member Avho « o . 17 . shall be elected to preside over the said Lodge shall be installed in ancient form , and according to the LaAvs of the Grand Lodge , that he may thereby be fully , invested with the Dignities and PoAvers of his Office . The said Lodge to be upon the General Eegister of our Grand Lodge No . 17 . And we do require you , the said Alfred Jwch and Successorsto take special care that all and the said Brethren

your , every are or wye been regularly made Masons , And that you and they and all other the Members of the aaid Lodge do observe , perform , and keep the said LaAvs , Eules , and Orders contained in the Jiook of Constitutions , and all others Avhich from time to time be made by our Grand Lodge , or transmitted by us , or our Successors , Grand Masters , or by om * Deputy Grand Master for had 6 teing ' ¦ A-nd wa d ? enjoin you to make such By-LaAvs for the government of your age as shall to the majority of the Members appear proper and necessary , the same

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CURIOSITIES OF THE SEARCH ROOM.* Article 1
MASONIC AND GENERAL ARCHAEOLOGIA. Article 8
MISTRYSTED. Article 10
BRO. SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN. Article 11
THE ALBION LODGE, QUEBEC. Article 15
OLD RECORDS OF THE LODGE OF PEEBLES. Article 19
BEHIND THE SCENES FOR THE FIRST TIME. Article 25
A SA MAJESTE L'IMPERATRICE EUGENIE LORS DE SON RETOUR DE ZULULAND. Article 28
MASONRY IN HERALDRY. Article 29
THE SUPPRESSION OF THE TEMPLARS IN ENGLAND. Article 32
IN MEMORIAM. Article 35
THE ANCIENT MYSTERIES. Article 36
NATURE'S VOICES. Article 39
THE ASTROLOGY OF SHAKESPEARE. Article 40
THE JEWELS OF THE LODGE. Article 43
THE RESCUE. Article 44
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The Albion Lodge, Quebec.

ence of the Masters and Wardens of 169 , 210 , and 214 of New York ; 132 in the 22 nd Regiment , G . L . of Scotland ; and 359 in the 76 th Regiment , G . L . of Ireland . He also mentions a singular heading to a roll of members at St . John ' s , Newfoundland : " Lodge No . 213 , Junior , held in Major Willm . Archd . Huddlestone ' s company , 4 th Battalion R . A ., under a dispensation . " Assuming that 213 was the Lodge which obtained the vacant No . 9 that

, would give the present Albion an antiquity of just one hundred years . I have proved clearly from the foregoing facts as to the " Atholl Lodges " that it cannot date before then , 213 having been formed in 1781 , N o . 9 being vacant "in and out" from 1751 to 1777 , and in the latter year was returned to the G . L . In the records of the G . L ., however , it is stated that 230 took the vacant Nine . This 230 was chartered , A . D . 1785 , in the 1 st Battalion R . A . at Gibraltar ,

and evidently is a clerical error as to the number . The second document to be considered is a " Warrant of Renewal , " or the authority to enable the members of No . 9 to assemble as a civil lodge ( or stationary instead of military ) . It is dated 27 th January , 1829 , and is signed by the then Lord Dundas as D . G . M . In it mention is made of its issue in 1761 , which is another palpable error of the Grand Secretaries , and doubtless it was this statement that enabled the members , as No . 17 , to obtain a Centenary Warrant in 1862 . At all events , whether 1761 originally , or as facts declare 1751 , the claim of continuous working cannot go back before 1787 for the actual No . 9 , and to 1781 for 213 .

G . M . To all and every our Eight Worshipful , Worshipful , and Loving Brethren . WE , Prince Augustus Frederick of Brunsivick-Lunenburgh , Duke of Sussex , Earl of Inverness , Baron of ArkloAv , Knight of the Most Noble Order of the Garter , K . T ., & c , & c , & c , Grand Master of the Most Antient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons of England , Send Greeting , — Whereas it appears by the Eecords of our Grand Lodge that a Warrant bearing date in the month of December 1761 Avas issued under the Seal of Masonryauthorizing certain

, , , Brethren therein named to open and hold a Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons , in London , and Avhich Lodge was then No . 9 ; Aud whereas , on the 20 th December , 1787 , the said Warrant Avas transferred to certain Brethren authorizing them to hold the said Lodge in tho 4 th Battalion of His Majesty ' s Eegiment of Eoyal Artillery . And Whereas by the Union of the two Fraternities of Free and Accepted Masons on the 27 th of December , 1813 , the said Lodge became and is UOAV registered in the Books of the United Grand Lodge No . 17 , and is held in the said 4 th Battalion of Boyal Artilleryin the Citof Quebecin the Province of

, y , Loiver Canada . And Avhereas the Brethren comprising the said Lodge have by their Memorial prayed that Ave Avould grant them a renewed Warrant , enabling them in future to hold their Meetings as a Civil and Stationary Lodge instead of a Military and transient Lodge , and Ave being willing to accede to their request , Know ye that for the purpose above stated , and upon the petition of the Brethren composing the said Lodge , We do grant this our renewed Wan-ant unto our Eight Trusty and well-beloved Brethren Alfred Rich , Benjamin Cole , Donald

Grant , David Loggie , George Pinnock , John Kerry , Ealph Eidley composing the said Lodge , authorizing and empowering them and their Succeesors to assemble and hold a Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons in the City of Quebec , aforesaid , at such times as to the Brethren thereof shall appear necessary , and be regulated by their Bye-LaAvs , and then and there when duly congregated , to make , pass , and raise Free Masons according to the ancient customs of the Craft in all ages and nations throughout the knoAvn World . And futher , on the Petition of the said Brethren Ave do appoint the said Alfred Eich to be the Master ; the said Benjamin Cole to be the Senior Wardenand the said Donald Grant to be the Junior

; Warden for continuing to hold the said Lodge until such time as another Master shall be regularly elected and inrolled , strictly charging that every member Avho « o . 17 . shall be elected to preside over the said Lodge shall be installed in ancient form , and according to the LaAvs of the Grand Lodge , that he may thereby be fully , invested with the Dignities and PoAvers of his Office . The said Lodge to be upon the General Eegister of our Grand Lodge No . 17 . And we do require you , the said Alfred Jwch and Successorsto take special care that all and the said Brethren

your , every are or wye been regularly made Masons , And that you and they and all other the Members of the aaid Lodge do observe , perform , and keep the said LaAvs , Eules , and Orders contained in the Jiook of Constitutions , and all others Avhich from time to time be made by our Grand Lodge , or transmitted by us , or our Successors , Grand Masters , or by om * Deputy Grand Master for had 6 teing ' ¦ A-nd wa d ? enjoin you to make such By-LaAvs for the government of your age as shall to the majority of the Members appear proper and necessary , the same

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