Thomas Dunckerley His Life Labours And Letters Including Some Masonic And Na
Thomas Dunckerley His Life Labours And Letters Including Some Masonic And Na
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E. S. , who was appointed Junior Grand Warden in 1735, and Deputy Grand Master The Lodge of Friendship. 11 1 in 1741. He kept the records of the lodge from January 1738 to December 1749. There being only five members remaining on the books on the 10th of November 1749, in- cluding the proprietors of the Tavern (Bro s - George Shake- spear " and his son John ") it was agreed to dispose of the furniture and utensils of the lodge to the highest bidder, and to share the proceeds ; but no offer havi...ng been made by the 27th of December, St. John's Day, it was resolved that Martin Clare should " take all the properties at the rate of Five Pounds Sterling. " The brethren dined together at this meeting, and " Mr. William Shakespear is invited to dine with the Brotherhood. " This is the last appearance of Clare's handwriting in the book ; he died on the 19th of May, 1751. The next folio contains the minutes of a meeting of the lodge at the "George, Grafton Street, near Newport Market, on the 23rd of April, 1751, " wherein reference is made to the removal of the lodge from the Shakespear' 's Head to the G-eorge; James Wild (a former member), who is described as W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E. S. , who was appointed Junior Grand Warden in 1735, and Deputy Grand Master The Lodge of Friendship. 11 1 in 1741. He kept the records of the lodge from January 1738 to December 1749. There being only five members remaining on the books on the 10th of November 1749, in- cluding the proprietors of the Tavern (Bro s - George Shake- spear " and his son John ") it was agreed to dispose of the furniture and utensils of the lodge to the highest bidder, and to share the proceeds ; but no offer havi...ng been made by the 27th of December, St. John's Day, it was resolved that Martin Clare should " take all the properties at the rate of Five Pounds Sterling. " The brethren dined together at this meeting, and " Mr. William Shakespear is invited to dine with the Brotherhood. " This is the last appearance of Clare's handwriting in the book ; he died on the 19th of May, 1751. The next folio contains the minutes of a meeting of the lodge at the "George, Grafton Street, near Newport Market, on the 23rd of April, 1751, " wherein reference is made to the removal of the lodge from the Shakespear' 's Head to the G-eorge; James Wild (a former member), who is described as W.
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