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Festival Of The Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution.

whose services were justly eulogised by Gen . Brownrigg , was gracefully acknowledged by Colonel Lloyd-Philipps . With the " Sister Grand Lodges" was associated the name

of Brother General Laurie , whose reply was well received . In proposing the toast of the evening , " Success to the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution for Aged

Freemasons and Widows of Freemasons , " the Chairman spoke briefly but to the point . He drew attention to the vast amount of good that is being done by the Institution , its

large expenditure , which amounts annually to over £ 13 , 000 , and the heavy list of applicants who present themselves year by year to be admitted on the roll of annuitants , and he quoted the well-known story told of

Dr . Swift , on the occasion ot his being asked to plead tor a poor person and preach a sermon on his behalf , the text being " He that giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord , " and the sermon—perhaps the briefest on record— " All of

you who are satisfied with the security , down with the dust . " The toast was enthusiastically received , and Bro . Terry shortly afterwards announced a list of the donations ,

and subscriptions , amounting to the very handsome total of £ 13 , 047 Is , with nine lists still to be received—a total which has been exceeded on only rare occasions , even

during the brilliant period of the Prince of Wales ' s Grand Mastership . London , as represented by 137 Stewards , contributed towards this result £ 7 , 646 lis 6 d , while the Provinces by their 135 Stewards raised amongst them

Festival Of The Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution.

£ 5 , 400 9 s 6 d , Surrey loyally taking the lead with the splendid sum of £ 905 , a grand achievement for a Province which is very far from being numerically strong . Bristol ,

Essex , Gloucestershire , Herts , Kent , East Lancashire , West Lancashire , Middlesex , Norths and Hunts , Notts , Sussex , Worcester , and West Yorkshire also sent up

liberal donations . The health ot the Uhairman was proposed by Col . Lloyd-Philipps and , it goes without saying , was received with the heartiest applause , while Brother

Hedges , Secretary of the Girls' School , whose Festival is the next in order of occurrence , returned thanks for the toast of " Success to the other Masonic Institutions . "

Colonel Gierke Grand Secretary returned thanks for " the Ladies , " very happily . The usual concert followed in the Temple . Brother W . Ganz P . G . O . had charge of this part of the programme , and ably fulfilled his task , in which he was well supported by the Misses Clara Samuell , Mary

Beare , Maria Delval , and Frances Hipwell , Herr Poznanski , and Bros . Lehmeyer , Faulkner Leigh , Franklin Clive , and Egbert Roberts .

Thus has passed for 1883 the principal event in connection with the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution , and while repeating our congratulations to all who took part in

it , and all interested in the continued success of the Institution , we can only express a hope that the Festivals of the two Schools will prove at least as successful .

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The following is a corrected list of the Stewards and amounts collected by them up to the time of our going to press .

LONDON . Lodge Br . Rev . A F A Woodford . 12 12 0 WHDean - - . 550 William Clarke V . P . - 10 10 0 1 Bradshaw Brown - - 21 0 0 1 J G L Hemmerde . 72 19 0 2 Charles E Eivington - 54 12 0 3 J Peacock - - . 18 18 0 4 W T Whitmore - . 15 15 0 B Captain T P Powell - 41 9 6 7 HO Brnnning - - 29 8 0

Chapter 7 Comp . George Drysdale - 30 9 0 Lodge 8 Br . W A Grogono - - 17 10 0 9 S W Thompson - - 15 15 0 10 T Weller-Poley Y . P . - 47 5 0

11 George Anderson - - 27 8 6 14 Walter Jarvis . - 10 10 0 15 A Posener . - - 47 5 0 18 Walter E Williams - 13 13 0 19 Henry Glenn - . 89 5 0

» WS : : } * « 6 22 EF Storr . - . 50 2 0 26 G B Brodie , M . D . - 52 10 0 28 J E Lloyd . - - 30 9 0 29 Edward Terry . . 24 3 0 30 Joshna Shipley . . 52 16 6 33 T W Traill - - . 44 18 0 55 T B Linscott . - 67 13 6

Chapter 58 Comp . 0 E Smith - . 35 14 0 Lodge 65 Br . J Eoberts - - - 125 0 0 72 F Thurston - - - 100 0 0 73 William Klingenstein - 37 16 0 79 C Fowler - - - 47 5 0 87 Alfred W Woodlifie - 53 10 0

90 Josiah Griffin - - 75 2 0 95 ETHill - - - 42 0 0 108 Edwin B Holloway - 66 3 0 144 Thomas Markland- - 84 1 6 145 Charles A Woods - - 63 0 0

Chapter 145 Comp . Thomas Bull - - 84 0 0 Lodge 147 Br . John Dixon - . . 60 10 0 Chapter 157 Comp . Charles Pulman . 45 3 0 Lodge 162 Br . John Enmsey - - 34 13 0

166 Frederick W Smith - 33 12 0 167 H E Coffin - . . 18 2 0 169 George L Moore - - 108 8 0 172 W O Beazley - - 36 17 0 174 James S Fraser - ¦ 148 0 0 177 William Herbaere - - 140 1 0

179 LBenet - . - 52 4 0 181 Alfred Thomas Lavton - 30 16 6 183 Thomas Cawley Eager - 40 3 0 192 William T Kickwood - 24 3 0

Lodge 193 James Smith - . 57 15 0 198 F Orchard . - - 36 11 0 228 AH Hickman . . 86 4 6

Chapter 228 Comp . E H Halford . . 32 10 6 Lodge 256 Br . John A Farnfield V . P . . 44 12 6 259 J H Parker Wilson 42 15 0 435 William Ball . . . 25 3 0 ™ { feSfieWp . j 106 6 ° 534 J Lancaster - - - 23 0 0 548 William G Batchelor - 31 10 0

554 J J Berry - . . 51 1 6 704 Nathaniel Goodchild - 55 11 0 715 Herbert Cnff - . 25 2 0 720 George Lambert - - 43 5 0 742 George Cole- . 36 9 6

749 Henry W Greenwood . 27 0 0 781 Eichard F Quid - . 106 10 0 822 Montagu Hawkins . 26 5 0 861 ¦ Philip Henry Willson . 57 15 0 862 A J Bolton . ¦ . 53 0 6

871 John George Vohmann . 28 7 0 907 William Wordley - . 34 11 0 975 James Garner V . P . . 78 15 0 1227 Adolphus Clark - . 178 10 0 1259 William Hancock - . 40 0 0 1275 D Moss - - . 343 6 0

1278 EL Sturtevant - . 28 6 0 1319 John Maclean - - 27 3 0 1321 James Salmon - - 26 5 0 1329 B E Bryant - . . 40 0 0

1365 J J Norton . . . 80 6 6 T D Birch - 1366 E H Eyde . . . 88 11 6 1383 Gen . Stndholme Brownrigg , C . B . - - - 99 14 0 1397 Thomas W McAnally - 60 18 0 1420 WW Young- - - 56 14 0 1421 Albert Meyers . - 27 18 6 Chapter 1471 Comp . James Terry - - 125 15 0 Lodge 1489 Br . William Stephens - . 105 0 0

1507 George Clark jun . - 43 5 0 1537 Ealph Glutton - - 90 6 0 1540 E Creese Harrison - 26 5 0 1541 J E Stacey - 1563 John Edward Shand - ' 30 9 0 1572 John Clarricoats - . 35 3 6 1589 Frederick Farrington - 15 15 0

1593 Albert Escott - - 53 11 0 1599 George J Woodman - 31 10 0 1607 Thomas Jones - - 65 7 0 1608 Frederick John Baker -132 6 0 1613 W Medwin - - - 143 17 0 1615 W B Lethbridge - . 37 4 0

1623 H J Lardncr - - 114 8 6 1624 J G Fisher - - 153 1 0 1627 Donald M Dowar . . 59 16 0 1642 Eev . C Darby Eeade - 189 2 0 1668 Charles Oclise

Lodge 1679 WF Darnell - - 26 4 6 1685 Edwin Bare . - 52 10 0 1704 Hugh E Diamond - - 38 6 6 1707 EM Money . - 40 0 0 1708 James C Hayes - - 63 0 0 1716 Joseph House - . 67 4 0

Chapter 1716 Comp . Thomas Griffiths - 10 10 0 Lodge 1728 Bro . Benjamin Buokworth - 63 0 0 1732 Leon Jacobs - - 71 8 0 1769 Albert Marvin - - 24 11 0 1769 John Soper - - - 28 5 0 1772 J F Lowden . 73 10 0

1804 John Dennis V . P . - 21 0 0 1805 William Bramham - 28 17 0 1839 Edward James Feilden - 26 18 6 1900 G P Festa V . P . - - 156 9 0 William Henry Gardener 42 0 0

1922 George W Evans - - 26 1 6 1928 H F Bussey - . 30 18 6 1949 H B Marshall . C . C , V . Pat . 105 0 0 1964 T Hastings Miller V . P . 150 3 0 1969 CWalser . . . \ ^ 1 Carl Quitmann - .

1974 Captain H S Andrews . 21 0 0 1987 James Willing jnn . - 150 0 0 Eed Cross of } Eome and > John Mason 51 6 0 Constantine j

PEOVINCES .

BERKS AND BUCKS . Lodge 574 Br . W H Belcher - - 23 17 6 1410 Thos Taylor - - 42 0 0 1566 Eobt Nicholson- - 17 3 0 1887 Edwd Home . - 26 12 0

BRISTOL . 103 W Purnell - - 73 10 0 187 H F Price - - 105 6 0 610 EC Stephens - . 38 2 0 CHESHIRE .

428 W Masters - . 22 1 0 721 W H Finchett - . 15 15 0 CORNWALL . 1151 Contr . S G Bake - 42 0 0

DERBYSHIRE . 850 Percy Wallis - - 50 0 0 DEVONSHIRE . 1402 John Lane - - 74 11 0

DORSETSHIRE . 170 Eichd N Howard V . P . . 100 0 0

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Festival Of The Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution.

whose services were justly eulogised by Gen . Brownrigg , was gracefully acknowledged by Colonel Lloyd-Philipps . With the " Sister Grand Lodges" was associated the name

of Brother General Laurie , whose reply was well received . In proposing the toast of the evening , " Success to the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution for Aged

Freemasons and Widows of Freemasons , " the Chairman spoke briefly but to the point . He drew attention to the vast amount of good that is being done by the Institution , its

large expenditure , which amounts annually to over £ 13 , 000 , and the heavy list of applicants who present themselves year by year to be admitted on the roll of annuitants , and he quoted the well-known story told of

Dr . Swift , on the occasion ot his being asked to plead tor a poor person and preach a sermon on his behalf , the text being " He that giveth to the poor lendeth to the Lord , " and the sermon—perhaps the briefest on record— " All of

you who are satisfied with the security , down with the dust . " The toast was enthusiastically received , and Bro . Terry shortly afterwards announced a list of the donations ,

and subscriptions , amounting to the very handsome total of £ 13 , 047 Is , with nine lists still to be received—a total which has been exceeded on only rare occasions , even

during the brilliant period of the Prince of Wales ' s Grand Mastership . London , as represented by 137 Stewards , contributed towards this result £ 7 , 646 lis 6 d , while the Provinces by their 135 Stewards raised amongst them

Festival Of The Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution.

£ 5 , 400 9 s 6 d , Surrey loyally taking the lead with the splendid sum of £ 905 , a grand achievement for a Province which is very far from being numerically strong . Bristol ,

Essex , Gloucestershire , Herts , Kent , East Lancashire , West Lancashire , Middlesex , Norths and Hunts , Notts , Sussex , Worcester , and West Yorkshire also sent up

liberal donations . The health ot the Uhairman was proposed by Col . Lloyd-Philipps and , it goes without saying , was received with the heartiest applause , while Brother

Hedges , Secretary of the Girls' School , whose Festival is the next in order of occurrence , returned thanks for the toast of " Success to the other Masonic Institutions . "

Colonel Gierke Grand Secretary returned thanks for " the Ladies , " very happily . The usual concert followed in the Temple . Brother W . Ganz P . G . O . had charge of this part of the programme , and ably fulfilled his task , in which he was well supported by the Misses Clara Samuell , Mary

Beare , Maria Delval , and Frances Hipwell , Herr Poznanski , and Bros . Lehmeyer , Faulkner Leigh , Franklin Clive , and Egbert Roberts .

Thus has passed for 1883 the principal event in connection with the Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution , and while repeating our congratulations to all who took part in

it , and all interested in the continued success of the Institution , we can only express a hope that the Festivals of the two Schools will prove at least as successful .

Ar00202

The following is a corrected list of the Stewards and amounts collected by them up to the time of our going to press .

LONDON . Lodge Br . Rev . A F A Woodford . 12 12 0 WHDean - - . 550 William Clarke V . P . - 10 10 0 1 Bradshaw Brown - - 21 0 0 1 J G L Hemmerde . 72 19 0 2 Charles E Eivington - 54 12 0 3 J Peacock - - . 18 18 0 4 W T Whitmore - . 15 15 0 B Captain T P Powell - 41 9 6 7 HO Brnnning - - 29 8 0

Chapter 7 Comp . George Drysdale - 30 9 0 Lodge 8 Br . W A Grogono - - 17 10 0 9 S W Thompson - - 15 15 0 10 T Weller-Poley Y . P . - 47 5 0

11 George Anderson - - 27 8 6 14 Walter Jarvis . - 10 10 0 15 A Posener . - - 47 5 0 18 Walter E Williams - 13 13 0 19 Henry Glenn - . 89 5 0

» WS : : } * « 6 22 EF Storr . - . 50 2 0 26 G B Brodie , M . D . - 52 10 0 28 J E Lloyd . - - 30 9 0 29 Edward Terry . . 24 3 0 30 Joshna Shipley . . 52 16 6 33 T W Traill - - . 44 18 0 55 T B Linscott . - 67 13 6

Chapter 58 Comp . 0 E Smith - . 35 14 0 Lodge 65 Br . J Eoberts - - - 125 0 0 72 F Thurston - - - 100 0 0 73 William Klingenstein - 37 16 0 79 C Fowler - - - 47 5 0 87 Alfred W Woodlifie - 53 10 0

90 Josiah Griffin - - 75 2 0 95 ETHill - - - 42 0 0 108 Edwin B Holloway - 66 3 0 144 Thomas Markland- - 84 1 6 145 Charles A Woods - - 63 0 0

Chapter 145 Comp . Thomas Bull - - 84 0 0 Lodge 147 Br . John Dixon - . . 60 10 0 Chapter 157 Comp . Charles Pulman . 45 3 0 Lodge 162 Br . John Enmsey - - 34 13 0

166 Frederick W Smith - 33 12 0 167 H E Coffin - . . 18 2 0 169 George L Moore - - 108 8 0 172 W O Beazley - - 36 17 0 174 James S Fraser - ¦ 148 0 0 177 William Herbaere - - 140 1 0

179 LBenet - . - 52 4 0 181 Alfred Thomas Lavton - 30 16 6 183 Thomas Cawley Eager - 40 3 0 192 William T Kickwood - 24 3 0

Lodge 193 James Smith - . 57 15 0 198 F Orchard . - - 36 11 0 228 AH Hickman . . 86 4 6

Chapter 228 Comp . E H Halford . . 32 10 6 Lodge 256 Br . John A Farnfield V . P . . 44 12 6 259 J H Parker Wilson 42 15 0 435 William Ball . . . 25 3 0 ™ { feSfieWp . j 106 6 ° 534 J Lancaster - - - 23 0 0 548 William G Batchelor - 31 10 0

554 J J Berry - . . 51 1 6 704 Nathaniel Goodchild - 55 11 0 715 Herbert Cnff - . 25 2 0 720 George Lambert - - 43 5 0 742 George Cole- . 36 9 6

749 Henry W Greenwood . 27 0 0 781 Eichard F Quid - . 106 10 0 822 Montagu Hawkins . 26 5 0 861 ¦ Philip Henry Willson . 57 15 0 862 A J Bolton . ¦ . 53 0 6

871 John George Vohmann . 28 7 0 907 William Wordley - . 34 11 0 975 James Garner V . P . . 78 15 0 1227 Adolphus Clark - . 178 10 0 1259 William Hancock - . 40 0 0 1275 D Moss - - . 343 6 0

1278 EL Sturtevant - . 28 6 0 1319 John Maclean - - 27 3 0 1321 James Salmon - - 26 5 0 1329 B E Bryant - . . 40 0 0

1365 J J Norton . . . 80 6 6 T D Birch - 1366 E H Eyde . . . 88 11 6 1383 Gen . Stndholme Brownrigg , C . B . - - - 99 14 0 1397 Thomas W McAnally - 60 18 0 1420 WW Young- - - 56 14 0 1421 Albert Meyers . - 27 18 6 Chapter 1471 Comp . James Terry - - 125 15 0 Lodge 1489 Br . William Stephens - . 105 0 0

1507 George Clark jun . - 43 5 0 1537 Ealph Glutton - - 90 6 0 1540 E Creese Harrison - 26 5 0 1541 J E Stacey - 1563 John Edward Shand - ' 30 9 0 1572 John Clarricoats - . 35 3 6 1589 Frederick Farrington - 15 15 0

1593 Albert Escott - - 53 11 0 1599 George J Woodman - 31 10 0 1607 Thomas Jones - - 65 7 0 1608 Frederick John Baker -132 6 0 1613 W Medwin - - - 143 17 0 1615 W B Lethbridge - . 37 4 0

1623 H J Lardncr - - 114 8 6 1624 J G Fisher - - 153 1 0 1627 Donald M Dowar . . 59 16 0 1642 Eev . C Darby Eeade - 189 2 0 1668 Charles Oclise

Lodge 1679 WF Darnell - - 26 4 6 1685 Edwin Bare . - 52 10 0 1704 Hugh E Diamond - - 38 6 6 1707 EM Money . - 40 0 0 1708 James C Hayes - - 63 0 0 1716 Joseph House - . 67 4 0

Chapter 1716 Comp . Thomas Griffiths - 10 10 0 Lodge 1728 Bro . Benjamin Buokworth - 63 0 0 1732 Leon Jacobs - - 71 8 0 1769 Albert Marvin - - 24 11 0 1769 John Soper - - - 28 5 0 1772 J F Lowden . 73 10 0

1804 John Dennis V . P . - 21 0 0 1805 William Bramham - 28 17 0 1839 Edward James Feilden - 26 18 6 1900 G P Festa V . P . - - 156 9 0 William Henry Gardener 42 0 0

1922 George W Evans - - 26 1 6 1928 H F Bussey - . 30 18 6 1949 H B Marshall . C . C , V . Pat . 105 0 0 1964 T Hastings Miller V . P . 150 3 0 1969 CWalser . . . \ ^ 1 Carl Quitmann - .

1974 Captain H S Andrews . 21 0 0 1987 James Willing jnn . - 150 0 0 Eed Cross of } Eome and > John Mason 51 6 0 Constantine j

PEOVINCES .

BERKS AND BUCKS . Lodge 574 Br . W H Belcher - - 23 17 6 1410 Thos Taylor - - 42 0 0 1566 Eobt Nicholson- - 17 3 0 1887 Edwd Home . - 26 12 0

BRISTOL . 103 W Purnell - - 73 10 0 187 H F Price - - 105 6 0 610 EC Stephens - . 38 2 0 CHESHIRE .

428 W Masters - . 22 1 0 721 W H Finchett - . 15 15 0 CORNWALL . 1151 Contr . S G Bake - 42 0 0

DERBYSHIRE . 850 Percy Wallis - - 50 0 0 DEVONSHIRE . 1402 John Lane - - 74 11 0

DORSETSHIRE . 170 Eichd N Howard V . P . . 100 0 0

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