A Hall Stone
Jewel Lodge
A 1780 Hall
Medal Lodge
A Hall Stone
Jewel Lodge
A 1780 Hall
Medal Lodge
Grand Patron of the Grand Charity, RMBI, Masonic Trust for Boys and Girls and the New Samaritan Fund
This publication is a history of the lodge from its foundation in 1777 to 2012., Information was compiled from the Minute Books and other sources by Past masters of the Lodge.
An original copy of the published Centennial Sketch of the History of the Lodge of Nine Muses - resented to the Brethren at the Centennial Festival on Tuesday 8 May 1877.
Presented to the Brethren at the Centennial Festival, held at Long’s Hotel, Old Bond Street on Tuesday 18th May 1877.
This publication is some of the fruits of a lifetimes love of Freemasonry, collected, sifted and edited, dedicated to Brother Masons. Compiled by W.Bro. P.J. Dawson OBE., PJGD
An explanation of the Nine Muses. Muses were Goddesses who presided over the arts and sciences and inspired those who excelled in their pursuits.
Due to the loss of the original Nine Muses Loving Cups, this publication explains their replacement and the beginning of a new chapter in modern Masonry.
A paper presented in Lodge by W.Bro Martin Sutton SLGR, SLGCR
This guide has been prepared by UGLE with support from the MCF to assist Metropolitan, Provincial and Lodge Almoners to undertake their
important roles.
The purpose of this handbook is to assist and support the Almoner in carrying out his role, to enable him to be pro-active in seeking assistance for those who are in need and to point him
in the right direction for assistance.
In Paris there was a Lodge of the Nine Sisters (founded in 1776), there was
also a Lodge of the Nine Muses in London, founded in 1777 and very
artistic.
Two Brilliant Masonic Lodges
in the time of Pascal Paoli
It is my desire as Grand Master to have power to confer on brethren who have rendered special service to Freemasonry a distinction to be known as The Grans Master's Order of Service to Masonry, to rank immediately above the Grand Deacons, with the prefix Very Worshipful.
To be performed at the dining table at the Installation Meeting after giving honours to the Worshipful Master.t
To be performed at the dining table after giving honours to the new E.A., and a pre-amble needs to be delivered covering the following points as outlined in this document
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