On lunatic asylums : a discourse delivered on 2d August, 1810, previous to laying the foundation stone of the Glasgow Lunatic Asylum ; to which is subjoined ... an appendix, containing an account of the ceremony.

  • MacGill, Stevenson, 1765-1840.
Date:
1811
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Credit: On lunatic asylums : a discourse delivered on 2d August, 1810, previous to laying the foundation stone of the Glasgow Lunatic Asylum ; to which is subjoined ... an appendix, containing an account of the ceremony. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THEN FOI-LOWKB Two Grand Stewards, with Rods; Three Operative Brethren, carrying three Bottles filled with the Gold, Silver, and Copper Coins of the present Reign, and another Bottle containing an Almanack for the current year, and seven Glasgow Nev^papers, viz. Courier, Herald, Journal, Western Star, Clyde Commercial Advertiser, Sentinel, and the Weekly Packet; Two Grand Stewards, with Rods; Architect, wdth the Plans of the Building; Tw'o Grand Stewards, with Rods; The Contractors, and Mr. John Weir, the Superintendent of the Work; Usher of White Rod; Bible open, carried on j Usher of White a Crimson Cushion; 1 Rod; Grand Chaplain, in his Gown; Grand Jeweller—Grand Bookseller; Grand Treasurer, I Grand Clerk, with with Gold Stick; 1 his Book; Senior Grand Warden—Junior Grand Warden; Past Grand Master—Grand Master—Depute Grand Master; Grand Secretary, with Crimson Bag; Grand Steward, with Rod; Master of Grand Stewards, with Grand Master’s Rod 5 Gi^and Steward^ with Rod. The other Lodges followed the Grand Lodge, conformable to the following Order:— The Operative Glasgow St. John’s, Journeymen Glasgow Operatives. ]Voi. Lodges from the Country. 10. Hamilton, 78. Eaglesham Montgomery Kilwinning, 1 ] 2. New Monkland Montrose, liG. Cambuslang Royal Arch, 14'9. Ruthcrglen Royal Arch, 1.10. Partick St. Mary’s, J69. Shettleston St. John’s, 170. Paisley St. Marrion’s,