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The GRAND MASTER said , —I demand to know to whom this building is to be dedicated . The Rev . W . HARTLEY . —To God and St . Leonard . Mr . Hartley , of Liverpool , the Director of Ceremonies , then presented the contractors to the Grand Master ; and Mr . Rampling , the architect , presented the plans , which the Grand Master approved of . Tiie Rev . G . Dowty , the Provincial Grand Chaplain , E . L . D ., then

invoked the blessing of God upon the proceedings of the clay , after which , The Grand Master then presented Joseph Fielden , Esq ., with an elegant silver trowel , addressing him in these words : — I present you ivith this trowel , in order that you may duly accomplish the ancient ceremony which you are now called upon to perform , ancl I trust that in future years , and long after the completion of the sacred edifice , the commencement of which the Great Architect of the Universe has confided to

your hands , this Emblem of Masonic Architecture may bo handed down to your children ' s children for many generations . After which Mr . Waddington , of Padiham , presented Mr . Fielden with a mahogany mallet . A large bottle , hermetically sealed , and containing copies of the Blackburn Standard , and the Preston papers , the coins of the present reignand a list of subscriptions to the edificeengrossed on

parch-, , ment , was then deposited in the cavity of the lower stone . The aperture was covered by a plate , which contained the following inscription : — D . 0 . M . Gloria in Ezcelsis . The foundation-stone of the church at SsMerstone , in the parish of Blackburn , county of Lancaster , and diocese of Manchester , in lieu of the ancient and ruinous chapel of St . Leonard , was laid

by Joseph Fielden , of Witten Park , Lorcl of the Manor of Balderstone , ou Thursday , July 22 nd , 1852 , being the 16 th year of the reign of her Majesty Victoria , Queen of Great Britain and Ireland , in the 5 th year of the consecration of the Bight Bev . Father in God , George Prince Lee , D . D ., Lord Bishop of the diocese , and the 31 st of the vicariate of the Bev . J . Whittaker , D . D ., Vicar of Blackburn and Honorary Canon of Manchester , and the 25 th anniversary of the ministry of the Bev . W . Hartley , the incumbent . The site was the gift of Charles Thomas Calvert , Esq ., of London . Jonathan Hopwood , churchwarden ; Wm . Hargreaves , sidesman ; Bev . J . W . Whittaker , D . D .,

Eev . W . Hartley , John Addison , Esq ., H . M . Fielden , Esq ., building committee ; B . B . Bampling , Preston , architect ; Messrs . Hargreaves , Clitheroe , ancl Messrs . Waddington , Padiham , builders . He next spread the mortar , the upper stone was lowered , and he struck it three times with a mallet , after which , The Acting GRAND MASTER said to the Senior Warden ( Mr . Withers ) , " What is your symbol of office ? " and being answered , he directed the same inquiries to the Junior Warden ( Mr . W .

Hopwood ) , and the Master ( the Rev . W . Hartley ) , and each having answered Masonically , and having applied their respective symbols ( the compass , square , and plumb-line ) , and found it correct , The GRAND MASTER pronounced the stone properly laid . JOSEPH FIELDEN , Esq ., then said it had given him very great pleasure to have the honour of laying the foundation-stone of the church , and of receiving the very beautiful trowel with which he had been presented . He could assure them that it would always be held bhim in the greatest estimationand he

y , trusted that it would always remain in his family , and that it ivould be handed down to his children as an heir-loom , which would remind them of the duties they owed both to themselves ancl their fellow-men . ( Hear , hoar . ) He trusted that the edifice , the foundation-stone of which had now been laid , might be , under the blessing of God , by the aid of a faithful ministry , tho means of

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THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY MAGAZINE AND REVIEW. Article 1
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS. Article 9
Obituary Article 12
THE REVELATIONS OF A SQUARE. Article 13
ALVISE SANUTO. A TALE OF THE VENETIAN REPUBLIC. Article 32
THE BRASS THUMB. Article 35
ANCIENT MASONS' MARKS. Article 44
THE SAILOR FREEMASON. Article 53
BROTHER OR NO BROTHER; OR, WHICH WAS THE WISER ? Article 58
SHAKSPERE'S OTHELLO. Article 63
THE POET'S PLEA FOR LOVE. Article 70
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 71
MASONRY IN SCOTLAND. Article 79
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 86
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 88
ROYAL FREEMASONS' GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 89
METROPOLITAN. Article 101
PROVINCIAL. Article 102
SCOTLAND. Article 114
IRELAND. Article 124
COLONIAL. Article 127
MADRAS. Article 130
LITERARY NOTICES. Article 133
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 135
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Provincial.

The GRAND MASTER said , —I demand to know to whom this building is to be dedicated . The Rev . W . HARTLEY . —To God and St . Leonard . Mr . Hartley , of Liverpool , the Director of Ceremonies , then presented the contractors to the Grand Master ; and Mr . Rampling , the architect , presented the plans , which the Grand Master approved of . Tiie Rev . G . Dowty , the Provincial Grand Chaplain , E . L . D ., then

invoked the blessing of God upon the proceedings of the clay , after which , The Grand Master then presented Joseph Fielden , Esq ., with an elegant silver trowel , addressing him in these words : — I present you ivith this trowel , in order that you may duly accomplish the ancient ceremony which you are now called upon to perform , ancl I trust that in future years , and long after the completion of the sacred edifice , the commencement of which the Great Architect of the Universe has confided to

your hands , this Emblem of Masonic Architecture may bo handed down to your children ' s children for many generations . After which Mr . Waddington , of Padiham , presented Mr . Fielden with a mahogany mallet . A large bottle , hermetically sealed , and containing copies of the Blackburn Standard , and the Preston papers , the coins of the present reignand a list of subscriptions to the edificeengrossed on

parch-, , ment , was then deposited in the cavity of the lower stone . The aperture was covered by a plate , which contained the following inscription : — D . 0 . M . Gloria in Ezcelsis . The foundation-stone of the church at SsMerstone , in the parish of Blackburn , county of Lancaster , and diocese of Manchester , in lieu of the ancient and ruinous chapel of St . Leonard , was laid

by Joseph Fielden , of Witten Park , Lorcl of the Manor of Balderstone , ou Thursday , July 22 nd , 1852 , being the 16 th year of the reign of her Majesty Victoria , Queen of Great Britain and Ireland , in the 5 th year of the consecration of the Bight Bev . Father in God , George Prince Lee , D . D ., Lord Bishop of the diocese , and the 31 st of the vicariate of the Bev . J . Whittaker , D . D ., Vicar of Blackburn and Honorary Canon of Manchester , and the 25 th anniversary of the ministry of the Bev . W . Hartley , the incumbent . The site was the gift of Charles Thomas Calvert , Esq ., of London . Jonathan Hopwood , churchwarden ; Wm . Hargreaves , sidesman ; Bev . J . W . Whittaker , D . D .,

Eev . W . Hartley , John Addison , Esq ., H . M . Fielden , Esq ., building committee ; B . B . Bampling , Preston , architect ; Messrs . Hargreaves , Clitheroe , ancl Messrs . Waddington , Padiham , builders . He next spread the mortar , the upper stone was lowered , and he struck it three times with a mallet , after which , The Acting GRAND MASTER said to the Senior Warden ( Mr . Withers ) , " What is your symbol of office ? " and being answered , he directed the same inquiries to the Junior Warden ( Mr . W .

Hopwood ) , and the Master ( the Rev . W . Hartley ) , and each having answered Masonically , and having applied their respective symbols ( the compass , square , and plumb-line ) , and found it correct , The GRAND MASTER pronounced the stone properly laid . JOSEPH FIELDEN , Esq ., then said it had given him very great pleasure to have the honour of laying the foundation-stone of the church , and of receiving the very beautiful trowel with which he had been presented . He could assure them that it would always be held bhim in the greatest estimationand he

y , trusted that it would always remain in his family , and that it ivould be handed down to his children as an heir-loom , which would remind them of the duties they owed both to themselves ancl their fellow-men . ( Hear , hoar . ) He trusted that the edifice , the foundation-stone of which had now been laid , might be , under the blessing of God , by the aid of a faithful ministry , tho means of

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