How Long Must I Haul These Ruffians Around With Me?
BY: ROBERT G. DAVIS, 33*, GRAND CROSS The degrees of Freemasonry are built on the clear understanding that men need to be engaged in a quest for…
Appointment of new Assistant Provincial Grand Master
The Right Worshipful Provincial Grand Master, Arthur Steven Varley, has announced that he is to appoint W Bro. Ian Robert Copestake, PPSGW, PM of Phoenix…
Let There Be Light
By: Jason K. McDonald – *October 2015 TLP Community Contest Winner* I didn’t feel anxious until lights went out under the door. It was the night I was…
Promoting Mutual Support
A Seminar for the Freemasons Located in Region 1 Following the introduction earlier this year of the eight regional groups in East Kent, a seminar was…
The Joy of Coarse Fishing
The Second Outing in 2016 of the East Kent Masonic Fishing Charity The EKMFC Volunteers and Students Coarse fishing is a well-organised recreational…
Recognising London: William Wix 1768 – 1849 – The Library and Museum of Freemasonry
The Library and Museum of Freemasonry
Recognising London: Sir Alfred Robbins (1856 – 1931) – The Library and Museum of Freemasonry
Sir Alfred Robbins perceived influence in the governing of freemasonry in the early years of the twentieth century led to him being described as “the prime Minister of English freemasonry”. Born in 1856 in Launceston, Cornwall, he became a well-respected journalist as London Correspondent for the Birmingham Daily Post from 1888. Robbins joined freemasonry in Gallery Lodge No.1928, the lodge for members of the Press Gallery of the House of Commons,
Dunckerleys Perform First Official Duties | THE PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF BRISTOL
TUESDAY, 31 MAY 2016 The Dunckerleys performed their first official duties when they acted escort for the Annual Provincial Grand meeting at St Georges…