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Summer Banquet Of Lodges Nos. 1507 And 1744.

SUMMER BANQUET OF LODGES Nos . 1507 AND 1744 .

rpilE brethren of tho Metropolitan Lodgo No . 1507 , and of tho J- Royal Savoy Lodgo No . 174 i . held a joint Summer Festival on the 24 th " nit ., at the Bye Honse , Hoddesden , under tho presidency of the respective W . M . ' s , Bros . J . Douglass 1507 , and J . Willing jun . 1741 . A numerous company assembled at tho London station , and on reaching Hoddesden enjoyed a short ramble in the grounds of tho

famous hostelry there . At four o ' clock they proceeded to the ban . qnot-hal ! , Avhero a most enjoyable ropast was provided , and AA-hich Avas heartily enjoyed by thoso present . At tho conclusion thereof a feAV toasts Avere proposed by Bro . Willing , AA * ho fulfilled his task in a manner deserving of praise . Ho confined his remarks to a feAV words complimentary to those AVIIOSO health ho called on tho party

to drink . Bro . Willing , in hearty terms , proposed success to tho Metropolitan Lodge , coupling Avith tho toast tho health of its W . M ., Bro . Douglass , and that brother , after a brief reply , paid a liko compliment to tho Royal Savoy Lodge and its Master . With tho toast of tho Past Masters and Secretary of the two Lodges was coupled tho namo of Bro . Stiles , Avho occupies the latter position in each . Tho health of the ladies was proposed from tho chair , and

acknowledged by Bros . Everett and Stiles , Avhilo various of the Officers acknowledged tho remarks Bro . Willing mado in their praise . Tho company spent the remainder of tho evening iu dancing and other enjoyments , returning to town at an early hour . Tho thanks of those present are duo to tho brethren who undertook tho various arrangements in connection Avith this holiday . Tho proceedings throughout wero all that could be desired .

Consecration Of The Victoria Park Lodge, No. 1816.

CONSECRATION OF THE VICTORIA PARK LODGE , No . 1816 .

rpilE inaugural ceremonies of this Lodgo took place on Friday -L the 25 th ult ., at the Queen ' s Hotel , Victoria Park-road , South Hackney . Tho ceremonies of Consecration nnd Installation of Officers were most ellicientlv and admirably carried out by Bro . James Terry P . P . J . G . W . Herts , assisted by ' iiro . C . Grey Hill P . M . 13 GG ns Director of Ceremonies . The programme of the proceedings Avas fully carried out , wilh solemn and appropriate effect . Tlie

remarkable ability displayed by brother Terry during the proceedings Avas attended with the most gratifying results , and the highest appreciation AVIIS accorded them hy all the brethren present . Tho following AA-ere duly invested as tho principal Officers : — Bro . Benjamin Carter W . M ., George Edwards S . W ., William Snellgrovo J . W . Tho appointment of the minor Officers , with the reception

of propositions for initiation aud joining members , concluded this portion of the proceedings . Preparatory to tho partaking of refreshments the various hrethren engaged themselves by perambulating the beautiful Avalks laid out iu Victoria Park , the Avrnther being iu every sense most auspicious for the occasion . The banniief , Avhich followed , Avas somewhat , delayed through a sad accident occnrriii" to a ,

child ot one of the brethren living in the locality , who was suffocated from a cherry accidentally slipping into its throat , Avhich could not bo extracted bolero death took place . This sad incident caused a considerable delay in the holding of tho banquet , from the absence of several prominent brethren AYHO had adjourned to tho house of sorrow and mourning , to condole with tho bereaved parents . Tho

banquet , Avhich proved one of tho very best of its kind , was numerously attended , for , besides tho Consecrating and Lodge Officers already named , thero Avere about fifty brethren seated around tho beautifully decorated tables , amongst Avhom were the folloAviu " : — Bros . L . Stean W . M ., G . T . Barr S . W ., J . A . Jones J . D ., of St . Leonard ' s Lodge 17 GG ; J . Harrison , C . R . Crouch , G . II . Barking

and U . Lloyd P . M . of tho Burdett Coutts Lodgo No . 1278 ; Stoke P . M . Finsbury Lodge 801 , E . M . Adams Guclph Lodgo 1 GS 5 , A . J . Manning P . M . Henley Lodgo 1472 , A . Angliss Upton Lodgo 1227 , H . Rogers P . M ., C . H . Smith P . M ., John Saunders W . M ., Georgo Grunday J . D . of Temperance iu the East Lodge 898 , H . J . Dobbs Boacontreo Lodgo 1228 , J . IT . Cambridge Kent Lodge 15 , II . Shcrwin

Organist , iVo ., & c , ifce . 'Iho usual Loyal and Craft toasts Avere given by the W . M . and loyally responded to . Bro . Terry in felicitous terms proposed the health of the W . M ., Uro . Benj . Carter ; AVIIO briefly aud appropriately returned thanks , expressing the utmost confidence in tho Officers he had appointed to assist him dnring tho coming year in upholding the constitution of their noble Order , and " doing

their best to further its various institutions . The namo of the Consecrating Officer Avas next submitted to the brethreu , Bro . Tony responded in a lengthy nnd eloquent speech . He said that ho had acted as a substitute in the capacity of Consecrating Officer for the Grand Master 118 times , in opening HCAV Lodges , and at tho present time ho stood second only in that respect to their

Grand Secretary . He had Avon his spurs ns a young Mason , beina the first W . M . of the Burdett Coutts Lodge . Tie- ceremony in opening this noAV Lodge that day had been superlatively good . From the fact of there being so many valued brothers of his OAVII Lodge present , ho conld not help trying to do his best . Freemasonry AA-as not a mere plaything , it embodied great principles , that were not to

bu treated lightly . The studying of sections , nor the rendering of ceremonies , diu not constitute the principles ol' Masonry , it existed iu the brotherly sympathy they evinced Unvnrds each other , and in the feeling of brotherly love created in the Avarin anil manly pressure of the hand when they met each other in the street or in the Lod"o .

In calling a man a brother it . signified more than tho mere sound of the lip Avord , it came from the heart , in all sincerity and trnl . h , and whenever they heard an absent brother traduced , their principles Avould dispose them to Avail and learn the true character of the man before their confidence ; uid love , would be v .-iilulnovu from

Consecration Of The Victoria Park Lodge, No. 1816.

him . Brother Terry also gavo Avise counsel to the Lodgo on tho admission of members . It required great care to consolidate tho Lodge , and admit only thoso persons who would do them credit , and give honour to them with thoir presence . Ifc was not quantity they wanted , bufc quality , there was a good wholesome rule they might observe , that was , rather reject five persons whoso character Avould

not bear the' closest scrutiny than lose one good and valued candidato Avho could not associate Avith tho five persons had thoy been admitted . Bro . Terry resumed his seat amidst a hearty expression of Masonic applause . Tho health of tho S . W . and J . W ., Bros . George Edwards and Wm . Snellgrovo , ivero proposed by tho W . M ., aud enthusiastically responded to by tho company . Bro . George EdAvards

S . W ., in replying , expressed somo degree of diffidence in thanking the brethren for placing him in so distinguished a position as ho then occupied . He averred thafc it would bo his pride to do his utmost in promoting tho best interests of fcho Lodgo in every conceivable Avay , and hoped a similar feeling animated them ono and all ; if so , it angnrcd AVOII for their future success . Ho thanked tho brethren for tho kind

manner they had responded to tho toast . Bro . Snellgrovo replied in somoAvhat similiar terms . Tho Visitors wero heartily drank to . Bro . L . Stean , W . M . St . Leonard's Lodge , briefly and in a very happy and appropriate manner responded to tho toast , concluding by Avishing every success possible to tho IIOAV Lodge , aud long lifo and

health to its founders and its Officers . Several excellent ballads wero sung at intervals , accompanied very cleverly by Bro . M . II . W . Sherwin , Organist . Tho latter proceedings ended at an early hour , tho utmost satisfaction being expressed AA-ith the arrangements of tho caterers , and Avith tho generous hospitality of the members of tho new Lodge . —Shoreditch Chroniclc .

The Kiss Of Death.*

THE KISS OF DEATH . *

THE great Earl stood iu his place of power , And told tho tale IIOAV a Priucess died ; While many a silent tear Avas shed ,

And many a haughty noble sighed . For sho Avas dear to the English heart , Who tended her father ' s dying hours ; Always ready to take her part ,

And always Avelcorno as fragrant ( lowers As the gentle nurse , AVC knew her Avell , Who sat by tho bed of England ' s Heir ; In all those grave aud terrible days , When ho Avas saved hy her loving care .

When England s prayer of might Avent up , To the King of Heaven to save our Prince , And the throb of sorrow from every heart , Did our love to the Throne and Him evince . And tho prayer Avas answered , and he AVIIS saved ,

To show the power of the mighty God ; And the Princess Alice AVC loved so well , Is dead , aud buried beueath the sod . Wo heard the pitiful talc he told , To the Peers assembled to hear him speal

HOAV the AA'eary mother , AVIIO nursed her child , Iu her Aviinu embrace had kissed his check . Iu that dreadful passage of fell disease , " Kiss me , mother , " the child had cried ; Though she had been Avarncd of tho danger there , She kissed her boy , aud sickened , and died .

She could not resist tho pleading voice , Tlie eloquent glance in tho Avonderful eyos ; So she had given tho kiss of death , And followed her bright one to tho skies . Was ever a story so sad as this ,

Of one AVIIO could not her 1 OA * O suppress ; The mother Avas killed by the young lad ' s kiss , And died through giving her soft caress .

Iho mothers of England all mourn her loss , And Englishmen ever will sing her praise For sho AVIIS gracious , and good , and SAveet , We loved her all for her Aviusomo Avays .

Oh ! Avulowed mother , Oh ! gracious Queen , Who riilest over this Empire vast , Remember in all thy SOITOAVS HOAA ' , As iu thy joys that arc gone and pasl .

My children ever Arill share AA-ith thee , lu joy or sorrow , come weal or AVOO ; For thort hast won thy people ' s hearts , And reverent love to thee AVC SIIOAV .

E . UI . 'A Ifor . MES , Author of "Amabel Vaughan . " Fowey , Cornwall , Juno 1870 .

* The Earl of Beaeousfield , in announcing in the House of bordn the decease of H . B . H . the Princess Louis of Hesse , iu his capacity as Prime Minister , in an eloquent and touching speech spoke of tho Grand Duchess as embracing her sick child , to whom she had just communicated , tho melancholy news of the death of his favourite sister , and in caressing the poor little alHicted Prince , and soothing hia grief , receive ! herself "the kiss of death . "

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CONSECRATION OF THE VICTORIA PARK LODGE, No. 1816. Article 6
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Summer Banquet Of Lodges Nos. 1507 And 1744.

SUMMER BANQUET OF LODGES Nos . 1507 AND 1744 .

rpilE brethren of tho Metropolitan Lodgo No . 1507 , and of tho J- Royal Savoy Lodgo No . 174 i . held a joint Summer Festival on the 24 th " nit ., at the Bye Honse , Hoddesden , under tho presidency of the respective W . M . ' s , Bros . J . Douglass 1507 , and J . Willing jun . 1741 . A numerous company assembled at tho London station , and on reaching Hoddesden enjoyed a short ramble in the grounds of tho

famous hostelry there . At four o ' clock they proceeded to the ban . qnot-hal ! , Avhero a most enjoyable ropast was provided , and AA-hich Avas heartily enjoyed by thoso present . At tho conclusion thereof a feAV toasts Avere proposed by Bro . Willing , AA * ho fulfilled his task in a manner deserving of praise . Ho confined his remarks to a feAV words complimentary to those AVIIOSO health ho called on tho party

to drink . Bro . Willing , in hearty terms , proposed success to tho Metropolitan Lodge , coupling Avith tho toast tho health of its W . M ., Bro . Douglass , and that brother , after a brief reply , paid a liko compliment to tho Royal Savoy Lodge and its Master . With tho toast of tho Past Masters and Secretary of the two Lodges was coupled tho namo of Bro . Stiles , Avho occupies the latter position in each . Tho health of the ladies was proposed from tho chair , and

acknowledged by Bros . Everett and Stiles , Avhilo various of the Officers acknowledged tho remarks Bro . Willing mado in their praise . Tho company spent the remainder of tho evening iu dancing and other enjoyments , returning to town at an early hour . Tho thanks of those present are duo to tho brethren who undertook tho various arrangements in connection Avith this holiday . Tho proceedings throughout wero all that could be desired .

Consecration Of The Victoria Park Lodge, No. 1816.

CONSECRATION OF THE VICTORIA PARK LODGE , No . 1816 .

rpilE inaugural ceremonies of this Lodgo took place on Friday -L the 25 th ult ., at the Queen ' s Hotel , Victoria Park-road , South Hackney . Tho ceremonies of Consecration nnd Installation of Officers were most ellicientlv and admirably carried out by Bro . James Terry P . P . J . G . W . Herts , assisted by ' iiro . C . Grey Hill P . M . 13 GG ns Director of Ceremonies . The programme of the proceedings Avas fully carried out , wilh solemn and appropriate effect . Tlie

remarkable ability displayed by brother Terry during the proceedings Avas attended with the most gratifying results , and the highest appreciation AVIIS accorded them hy all the brethren present . Tho following AA-ere duly invested as tho principal Officers : — Bro . Benjamin Carter W . M ., George Edwards S . W ., William Snellgrovo J . W . Tho appointment of the minor Officers , with the reception

of propositions for initiation aud joining members , concluded this portion of the proceedings . Preparatory to tho partaking of refreshments the various hrethren engaged themselves by perambulating the beautiful Avalks laid out iu Victoria Park , the Avrnther being iu every sense most auspicious for the occasion . The banniief , Avhich followed , Avas somewhat , delayed through a sad accident occnrriii" to a ,

child ot one of the brethren living in the locality , who was suffocated from a cherry accidentally slipping into its throat , Avhich could not bo extracted bolero death took place . This sad incident caused a considerable delay in the holding of tho banquet , from the absence of several prominent brethren AYHO had adjourned to tho house of sorrow and mourning , to condole with tho bereaved parents . Tho

banquet , Avhich proved one of tho very best of its kind , was numerously attended , for , besides tho Consecrating and Lodge Officers already named , thero Avere about fifty brethren seated around tho beautifully decorated tables , amongst Avhom were the folloAviu " : — Bros . L . Stean W . M ., G . T . Barr S . W ., J . A . Jones J . D ., of St . Leonard ' s Lodge 17 GG ; J . Harrison , C . R . Crouch , G . II . Barking

and U . Lloyd P . M . of tho Burdett Coutts Lodgo No . 1278 ; Stoke P . M . Finsbury Lodge 801 , E . M . Adams Guclph Lodgo 1 GS 5 , A . J . Manning P . M . Henley Lodgo 1472 , A . Angliss Upton Lodgo 1227 , H . Rogers P . M ., C . H . Smith P . M ., John Saunders W . M ., Georgo Grunday J . D . of Temperance iu the East Lodge 898 , H . J . Dobbs Boacontreo Lodgo 1228 , J . IT . Cambridge Kent Lodge 15 , II . Shcrwin

Organist , iVo ., & c , ifce . 'Iho usual Loyal and Craft toasts Avere given by the W . M . and loyally responded to . Bro . Terry in felicitous terms proposed the health of the W . M ., Uro . Benj . Carter ; AVIIO briefly aud appropriately returned thanks , expressing the utmost confidence in tho Officers he had appointed to assist him dnring tho coming year in upholding the constitution of their noble Order , and " doing

their best to further its various institutions . The namo of the Consecrating Officer Avas next submitted to the brethreu , Bro . Tony responded in a lengthy nnd eloquent speech . He said that ho had acted as a substitute in the capacity of Consecrating Officer for the Grand Master 118 times , in opening HCAV Lodges , and at tho present time ho stood second only in that respect to their

Grand Secretary . He had Avon his spurs ns a young Mason , beina the first W . M . of the Burdett Coutts Lodge . Tie- ceremony in opening this noAV Lodge that day had been superlatively good . From the fact of there being so many valued brothers of his OAVII Lodge present , ho conld not help trying to do his best . Freemasonry AA-as not a mere plaything , it embodied great principles , that were not to

bu treated lightly . The studying of sections , nor the rendering of ceremonies , diu not constitute the principles ol' Masonry , it existed iu the brotherly sympathy they evinced Unvnrds each other , and in the feeling of brotherly love created in the Avarin anil manly pressure of the hand when they met each other in the street or in the Lod"o .

In calling a man a brother it . signified more than tho mere sound of the lip Avord , it came from the heart , in all sincerity and trnl . h , and whenever they heard an absent brother traduced , their principles Avould dispose them to Avail and learn the true character of the man before their confidence ; uid love , would be v .-iilulnovu from

Consecration Of The Victoria Park Lodge, No. 1816.

him . Brother Terry also gavo Avise counsel to the Lodgo on tho admission of members . It required great care to consolidate tho Lodge , and admit only thoso persons who would do them credit , and give honour to them with thoir presence . Ifc was not quantity they wanted , bufc quality , there was a good wholesome rule they might observe , that was , rather reject five persons whoso character Avould

not bear the' closest scrutiny than lose one good and valued candidato Avho could not associate Avith tho five persons had thoy been admitted . Bro . Terry resumed his seat amidst a hearty expression of Masonic applause . Tho health of tho S . W . and J . W ., Bros . George Edwards and Wm . Snellgrovo , ivero proposed by tho W . M ., aud enthusiastically responded to by tho company . Bro . George EdAvards

S . W ., in replying , expressed somo degree of diffidence in thanking the brethren for placing him in so distinguished a position as ho then occupied . He averred thafc it would bo his pride to do his utmost in promoting tho best interests of fcho Lodgo in every conceivable Avay , and hoped a similar feeling animated them ono and all ; if so , it angnrcd AVOII for their future success . Ho thanked tho brethren for tho kind

manner they had responded to tho toast . Bro . Snellgrovo replied in somoAvhat similiar terms . Tho Visitors wero heartily drank to . Bro . L . Stean , W . M . St . Leonard's Lodge , briefly and in a very happy and appropriate manner responded to tho toast , concluding by Avishing every success possible to tho IIOAV Lodge , aud long lifo and

health to its founders and its Officers . Several excellent ballads wero sung at intervals , accompanied very cleverly by Bro . M . II . W . Sherwin , Organist . Tho latter proceedings ended at an early hour , tho utmost satisfaction being expressed AA-ith the arrangements of tho caterers , and Avith tho generous hospitality of the members of tho new Lodge . —Shoreditch Chroniclc .

The Kiss Of Death.*

THE KISS OF DEATH . *

THE great Earl stood iu his place of power , And told tho tale IIOAV a Priucess died ; While many a silent tear Avas shed ,

And many a haughty noble sighed . For sho Avas dear to the English heart , Who tended her father ' s dying hours ; Always ready to take her part ,

And always Avelcorno as fragrant ( lowers As the gentle nurse , AVC knew her Avell , Who sat by tho bed of England ' s Heir ; In all those grave aud terrible days , When ho Avas saved hy her loving care .

When England s prayer of might Avent up , To the King of Heaven to save our Prince , And the throb of sorrow from every heart , Did our love to the Throne and Him evince . And tho prayer Avas answered , and he AVIIS saved ,

To show the power of the mighty God ; And the Princess Alice AVC loved so well , Is dead , aud buried beueath the sod . Wo heard the pitiful talc he told , To the Peers assembled to hear him speal

HOAV the AA'eary mother , AVIIO nursed her child , Iu her Aviinu embrace had kissed his check . Iu that dreadful passage of fell disease , " Kiss me , mother , " the child had cried ; Though she had been Avarncd of tho danger there , She kissed her boy , aud sickened , and died .

She could not resist tho pleading voice , Tlie eloquent glance in tho Avonderful eyos ; So she had given tho kiss of death , And followed her bright one to tho skies . Was ever a story so sad as this ,

Of one AVIIO could not her 1 OA * O suppress ; The mother Avas killed by the young lad ' s kiss , And died through giving her soft caress .

Iho mothers of England all mourn her loss , And Englishmen ever will sing her praise For sho AVIIS gracious , and good , and SAveet , We loved her all for her Aviusomo Avays .

Oh ! Avulowed mother , Oh ! gracious Queen , Who riilest over this Empire vast , Remember in all thy SOITOAVS HOAA ' , As iu thy joys that arc gone and pasl .

My children ever Arill share AA-ith thee , lu joy or sorrow , come weal or AVOO ; For thort hast won thy people ' s hearts , And reverent love to thee AVC SIIOAV .

E . UI . 'A Ifor . MES , Author of "Amabel Vaughan . " Fowey , Cornwall , Juno 1870 .

* The Earl of Beaeousfield , in announcing in the House of bordn the decease of H . B . H . the Princess Louis of Hesse , iu his capacity as Prime Minister , in an eloquent and touching speech spoke of tho Grand Duchess as embracing her sick child , to whom she had just communicated , tho melancholy news of the death of his favourite sister , and in caressing the poor little alHicted Prince , and soothing hia grief , receive ! herself "the kiss of death . "

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