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London, England, 1821-11-01 00:00:00

• Chairman observed, that " in rising to propose a toast, it is
not uncommon to preface it with a few short remarks. But the
high character of the dignified Personage I am about to pro-
pose, needs no comment from me; it is too well known to you
all. The many, laborious, and' Christian-like actions of our
worthy Diocesan bespeak ' volurnes. Gentlemen; I trust you
all are too well known to me, for a moment to doubt, that the
distinguished Dignitary of our Church, whose health I shall
have the honour to give from the chair, from his kind and
essential services conferred on our parish on former as well as
on the present occasion, will be otherwise than received by you
all with those sentiments of gratitude impressed by a sense obligation conferred. I have the honour, therefore, to propose
to you, the health of our distinguished guest, the Lord Bishop
of Chester."
The Ilisnor in reply, said—" For the very polite and ob-
liking attentions I have received from you this day, and the
honour you have now done me, by drinking to my good
health, I beg you to accept my most sincere thanks ; and
believe me when I assure you that I do it not in common
language, but from the heart. To me it is a most pleasing
and gratifying thought to observe among you so' much unani-
mity, concord, and Christian love, as have been manifested in
the whole of your proceedings of the day. And on an occasion
like the present one, to see so many respectable characters unit-
ing their endeavours and co-operating with us to give success to
that cause which has for its peculiar tendency the happiness,
the comfort, the peace, present and eternal, of this and of gene-
rations yet to come, must not only impart to me and to all here
present, the greatest of earthly pleasures, but inspire us with
unabated ardour to complete and establish this our pious work.
In the little service I have rendered you in promoting this truly
Christian design, I cannot think that I have done more than a
(lutY incumbent upon me : and, if my endeavours at any future
period can be of service to you and the parish at large, I shall
feel myself most happy in serving you. • Allow me, therefore,
in return, the pleasure of drinking to all your good healths."
The Rev. CHAIRMAN before leaving the chair took occasion
to apologise for his early departure, justly observing, that a
further prolongation of the festive meeting would hardly be in
unison with those feelings which had been inspired by the ser-
vices of the Morning.
The genera hilarity of heart with which all classes seemed to
Participate in the truly interesting ceremony of the morning, af-
I:Grded a scene pleasing to the mind, delightful to the eye, and
grateful to the feelings ; and which will long live in the happy
reeollecticm of every beholder.
The building will be executed in the Gothic style. The •
estimated expense will be upwards of 13,2001. ; 2000 of which
have been raised by the liberal subscriptions of the Gentlemen
of the town and neighbourhood. The site of the church and
burial ground, containing upwards of 15,C1i0 square yards, has
been presented by the Earl of Stamford and Warrington,'with
a most liberal donation of 700 guineas.
The design of the structure reflects the highest credit on the
superior ability of the architect, Mr. Goodwin, London ; whose
Plans and. designs for this sacred edifice, and those for the in-
tended ne* Police Office, Manchester, have been received with I
that decided approbation to which his high character and Merit
Qs an architect justly entitle him. • 1

•
T.;
1713 RT.-117e have received a communication respecting the
pmasonic Melodist, published at Bury in 18121, but it will not
able us at present to answer the inquiry of onr correspondent
1C•• T. We hope, however, that next week it will be in our
Poker to give him the iuformation he wishes to obtain.

SOMERSETSHIRE.
titillnTsror,.—lVe extract the following article from the
it,ar. or. Allitaon, as it may, perhaps, amuse our Nlasonic
teidikt the
a -Tractile Hall, in Bridge-street, on Monday last, was
Bald v' G —lwarnlyalent of Roste Crucians,—Companion Richard
C°lllmander, when nine Knights, from the Camp of
and 11,11 Immemorial,,were admitted into the Conclave,
hnstaii.eu in ample form.
the. Knei(gTlmtatrloil. nders of the Nine Elect—the Scotch Knights—
eostuir !he East and the Templars, being present in MI
never den
exhibited a brilliant scene of splendour, which has
—en equalled in Bristol, nor, indeed, we believe, in any
ilaartrttriof Kingdom,—this Province being, in the higher de-
.l3a
letgnreti,f.of Masonry, confessedly superior even to the Metro-
Polis
Companions joined the Encampment from
Gloucester Berkeley, and Hereford, and expressed them-
.v es , .
el') highly gratified and delighted.
trlll`):lter the conflicts with the Satacens in Palestine, the Sir
2,.ghts made a CRUSADE to Burnhaan's, at the Montague,
"e they did (net)

" Carve at the meal
" Wigloves of steel ;
" Or drink the red wine through the helmet barr'd ;"
but having laid their armour by—
' " The bells (for John) were rung,
" And the glee was sung,
" And the feast cat merrily, merrily."
Trl the centre of. the tplile
.*ZS
mountedStu-Lorx sur,
•.with a banner of the royal orders, and the followinl
Inscription

Brothers
! Sir Knights ! your visors lift, and see
N 1 here Britain's regal glory dwells with me.
Turtle avautt ! and mincing French ragouts,
Fit only chops of sucklings to amuse!
The good OLD ENGLISII BARON her .I sit,
Dropping with gravy from a Burnhath's spit ;
• And since /o_,re'B neither Saracen nor Turk,
' Out with your blades, and fall on me to work :
ll give you battle ! bear yourselves like men !
The Cut all ! cut nobly !—" cut and come again !"
tor} ,day-being the anniversary of the ever-memorable vic-
110_ Trafaluar the memory of that glorious Knight, Sir
6 w'as drank with appropriate solemnity."

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