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	== Robert Bashford ==		== Robert Bashford ==

	Source: [http://www.irishfreemasonry.com/index.php?p=1_115 Irish Freemasonry]		Source: [http://www.irishfreemasonry.com/index.php?p=1_115 Irish Freemasonry]

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	== The Gift of Irish Freemasonry ==		== The Gift of Irish Freemasonry ==

	Most Wor Grand Master of Indiana, Rt Wor Grand Officers and Members of The Rt Wor Grand Lodge of Indiana, I greet you well, and wish you every success in your current initiative to bring Freemasonry to the masses by means of skype and the internet. You are the current representitives of an organisation that can trace its roots back to the period 1795, when Freemasonry was represented in the territory, only by members of the various military Lodges active at that time. The Grand Lodge of Kentucky issued the first formal Warrant to hold a Lodge ( number 15 ) in the town of “Vincennes” in the territory in the year 1808. It would be a further ten years ( 1818 ) before the Grand Lodge of Indiana was formally Constituted. And from those early beginnings, your predecessors and You have continued to develop and enlarge the influence of Freemasonry on the world at large.		Most Wor Grand Master of Indiana, Rt Wor Grand Officers and Members of The Rt Wor Grand Lodge of Indiana, I greet you well, and wish you every success in your current initiative to bring Freemasonry to the masses by means of skype and the internet. You are the current representitives of an organisation that can trace its roots back to the period 1795, when Freemasonry was represented in the territory, only by members of the various military Lodges active at that time. The Grand Lodge of Kentucky issued the first formal Warrant to hold a Lodge ( number 15 ) in the town of “Vincennes” in the territory in the year 1808. It would be a further ten years ( 1818 ) before the Grand Lodge of Indiana was formally Constituted. And from those early beginnings, your predecessors and You have continued to develop and enlarge the influence of Freemasonry on the world at large.

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	Scotland, of course, developed similar but different General Assemblies under the auspices of the Earls of St Clair of Roslin, who reputedly acted in a supervisory role over Scottish operative masons, adjudicating on any trade disputes that might arise. Sadly, we in Ireland, currently have no surviving English language records of General Assemblies, belted Earls or indeed the guiding hand of Kings or Princes. We do however find early records of Masons and their records in the town books of Dublin, Kilkenny, Galway and Cork. One of our earliest surviving Masonic artefacts, the Baal’s Bridge Square, was recovered in the year 1830, from the foundations of the Baal’s Bridge. It was located under the eastern corner of the foundation of the northern land pier on the King’s Island or English Town side of the river Shannon running through the centre of the city of Limerick. This fascinating old artefact bearing the date 1507, bears the following inscription :-		Scotland, of course, developed similar but different General Assemblies under the auspices of the Earls of St Clair of Roslin, who reputedly acted in a supervisory role over Scottish operative masons, adjudicating on any trade disputes that might arise. Sadly, we in Ireland, currently have no surviving English language records of General Assemblies, belted Earls or indeed the guiding hand of Kings or Princes. We do however find early records of Masons and their records in the town books of Dublin, Kilkenny, Galway and Cork. One of our earliest surviving Masonic artefacts, the Baal’s Bridge Square, was recovered in the year 1830, from the foundations of the Baal’s Bridge. It was located under the eastern corner of the foundation of the northern land pier on the King’s Island or English Town side of the river Shannon running through the centre of the city of Limerick. This fascinating old artefact bearing the date 1507, bears the following inscription :-


	'''“I will strive to live with love and care, upon the level, by the square”.''' Certainly suggestive to the Brethren of today. On a similar vein, in the year 1921 in AQC Volume 34 part 2 record the discovery of a bog-oak medallion located in the ruins of an old cottage just outside the village of Dromore in Co Tyrone. The discovery appears to have been well documented at the time with formal statements from a number of local Brethren from Trillick, Lisnahanna, Enniskillen, and the Deputy Provincial Grand Master of Tyrone and Fermanagh. This medallion purports to have been dated from 1517 and bears, on both faces, a plethora of Masonic symbols including the usual symbols of mortality. Again Brethren, more interesting material to mull over in our minds.		'''“I will strive to live with love and care, upon the level, by the square”.''' Certainly suggestive to the Brethren of today. On a similar vein, in the year 1921 in AQC Volume 34 part 2 record the discovery of a bog-oak medallion located in the ruins of an old cottage just outside the village of Dromore in Co Tyrone. The discovery appears to have been well documented at the time with formal statements from a number of local Brethren from Trillick, Lisnahanna, Enniskillen, and the Deputy Provincial Grand Master of Tyrone and Fermanagh. This medallion purports to have been dated from 1517 and bears, on both faces, a plethora of Masonic symbols including the usual symbols of mortality. Again Brethren, more interesting material to mull over in our minds.
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	=== Approved of, and recommended by the Grand Lodge ===		=== Approved of, and recommended by the Grand Lodge ===

	Finally, I would draw your attention to the Charge to the Candidate, given after the ceremony of Initiation, which in one form or other is given in nearly every Masonic Constitution around the World. This Charge is of Irish origin, having been initially presented to the world in “Smith’s Pocket Companion” published in Dublin in 1735. This work had the approbation ofthe Grand Master “Kingsland”, his Deputy Brennan and the Grand Wardens and was sold to the Brethren under the banner :-		Finally, I would draw your attention to the Charge to the Candidate, given after the ceremony of Initiation, which in one form or other is given in nearly every Masonic Constitution around the World. This Charge is of Irish origin, having been initially presented to the world in “Smith’s Pocket Companion” published in Dublin in 1735. This work had the approbation ofthe Grand Master “Kingsland”, his Deputy Brennan and the Grand Wardens and was sold to the Brethren under the banner :-

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	Whereas in Ireland there were some 815 Regular Lodges in existence. Clearly one can see that in Ireland, Freemasonry was very deep rooted, an integral part of the activities of the Celt and clearly not some new fangled development brought in by English and Scottish settlers. This fact would become even clearer in the 1840’s when the Papal Bulls against Freemasonry were finally enforced by Archbishop Troy in Dublin, and nearly led to the decimation of the Order in Ireland. It was to be many more years before this great loss of membership was to be overcome, only a result of the surge in Lodge members after the end of the First World War, when many new “Pals” Lodges were formed.		Whereas in Ireland there were some 815 Regular Lodges in existence. Clearly one can see that in Ireland, Freemasonry was very deep rooted, an integral part of the activities of the Celt and clearly not some new fangled development brought in by English and Scottish settlers. This fact would become even clearer in the 1840’s when the Papal Bulls against Freemasonry were finally enforced by Archbishop Troy in Dublin, and nearly led to the decimation of the Order in Ireland. It was to be many more years before this great loss of membership was to be overcome, only a result of the surge in Lodge members after the end of the First World War, when many new “Pals” Lodges were formed.


	What may not be widely known is the fact that the Grand Lodge of Ireland has, in the past issued a number of Warrant’s here on the mainland. In 1745 Irish Warrant No 148 was issued to a number of Brethren to hold a Lodge in Norwich. This Lodge remained in contact with The Grand Lodge of Ireland right up to the year 1813. Warrant 247 was issued to a number of Irish Brethren in the Middle Temple, London in 1754. Similarly in Scotland Warrant 252 was issued to a group of Brethren in Paisley in 1754. This Warrant also kept working up until 1810-1813.Finally at Dunse, in Scotland Warrant No 520 was issued in the year 1809. This, of course is to say nothing of the Warrants three number issued in the Channel Islands and five number issued throughout The Isle of Man.		What may not be widely known is the fact that the Grand Lodge of Ireland has, in the past issued a number of Warrant’s here on the mainland. In 1745 Irish Warrant No 148 was issued to a number of Brethren to hold a Lodge in Norwich. This Lodge remained in contact with The Grand Lodge of Ireland right up to the year 1813. Warrant 247 was issued to a number of Irish Brethren in the Middle Temple, London in 1754. Similarly in Scotland Warrant 252 was issued to a group of Brethren in Paisley in 1754. This Warrant also kept working up until 1810-1813.Finally at Dunse, in Scotland Warrant No 520 was issued in the year 1809. This, of course is to say nothing of the Warrants three number issued in the Channel Islands and five number issued throughout The Isle of Man.
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	Lawrence Dermott, who single handedly returned English Freemasonry to regularity in the mid 18th century, Chetwode Crawley our first authentic Masonic Researcher, Philip Crossle and John Heron Lepper, authors of Volume One of The History of The Grand Lodge of Ireland, and of course last but by no means least, Rt Wor Bro Michael Walker MA, past Grand Secretary of The Grand Lodge of Ireland, whose role and importance in the upper echelons of world Freemasonry has been acknowledged by both U.G.L.E. and The Grand Lodge of Scotland		Lawrence Dermott, who single handedly returned English Freemasonry to regularity in the mid 18th century, Chetwode Crawley our first authentic Masonic Researcher, Philip Crossle and John Heron Lepper, authors of Volume One of The History of The Grand Lodge of Ireland, and of course last but by no means least, Rt Wor Bro Michael Walker MA, past Grand Secretary of The Grand Lodge of Ireland, whose role and importance in the upper echelons of world Freemasonry has been acknowledged by both U.G.L.E. and The Grand Lodge of Scotland

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	I thank you for the attention that you have paid to my remarks, most of which have been extracted from the detailed researches of the Brethren named above. It has been an honour indeed, to participate in this most novel event, which uses technology so beneficially to bring us all together in this shared space in the internet. I hope that you will all have been able to understand my Ulster Scots accent and have enjoyed the paper and its contents. And I can but hope that you will find some small nuggets of knowledge buried within.		I thank you for the attention that you have paid to my remarks, most of which have been extracted from the detailed researches of the Brethren named above. It has been an honour indeed, to participate in this most novel event, which uses technology so beneficially to bring us all together in this shared space in the internet. I hope that you will all have been able to understand my Ulster Scots accent and have enjoyed the paper and its contents. And I can but hope that you will find some small nuggets of knowledge buried within.

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	::::Editor and Millennium Master of Lodge CC Ireland.		::::Editor and Millennium Master of Lodge CC Ireland.

	==~~Links~~==		== Videos ==
	*~~Video [http://vimeo.com/18669439~~ The Gift of Irish Freemasonry] on Vimeo (48Min.)
			*"The Gift of Irish Freemasonry" on Vimeo (48Min.)

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	== See also ==		== See also ==

	*[[En:Lodge Broughty Castle]]		*[[En:Lodge Broughty Castle]]
	*[[En: Irish masonic medals]]		*[[En: Irish masonic medals]]
			*[[Irland]] in German language

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			*About Robert T Bashford http://www.irishfreemasonry.com/index.php?p=1_115
	*[[Irland]] in german language



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	:::Provincial Grand Librarian of the P.G.L. of Antrim.		:::Provincial Grand Librarian of the P.G.L. of Antrim.
	::::Editor and Millennium Master of Lodge CC Ireland.		::::Editor and Millennium Master of Lodge CC Ireland.

			==Links==
			*Video [http://vimeo.com/18669439 The Gift of Irish Freemasonry] on Vimeo (48Min.)

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	== Robert Bashford ==		== Robert Bashford ==
	Source: [http://www.irishfreemasonry.com/index.php?p=1_115 Irish Freemasonry]		Source: [http://www.irishfreemasonry.com/index.php?p=1_115 Irish Freemasonry]
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