Plan of ceremonial to be observed on occasion of laying the foundation stone of the Royal Lunatic Asylum, on Wednesday, June 1, 1842 / Henry Miller, Esq., Superintendent of Police, Grand Marshal.

  • Miller, Henry, Superintendent of the Glasgow Police.
Date:
[1842]
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Credit: Plan of ceremonial to be observed on occasion of laying the foundation stone of the Royal Lunatic Asylum, on Wednesday, June 1, 1842 / Henry Miller, Esq., Superintendent of Police, Grand Marshal. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    TO 111! OBSERVED ON OCCASION OF LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE OF LUNATIC ASYLUM, THE LOYAL TOTWED UN ESJL)A V, JUNE 1, 1842. HENRY HXXX1X1&R, Esq., Superintendent of Police, Grand Marshal. The Magistrates of the various Burghs, and Persons belonging to the several Public n n r ^|:rted’Wi nSSemWe ‘he C'TI HA“’ Caudlml^3 S‘-‘> “ WEDNKSDAfc^^S The Grand Lodge will clothe and open in the Wellington Hotel, George's Square, at Eleven o'clock. .t -“SRE*—-—Wl- OioWSquare, The whole Bodies and Lodges, after being properly arranged bv tlfe Grand 7ir„,.„i . •„ order from the City Hall, Candleriggs, along Ingram Street, Queen Street St VilAtWpiacTsf V ^7™® Campbell Street, Cambridge Street, and Great Western Road, to the site of the Building^Gm-tnaveTT- Advance Guard. Band of Music. Town Officers. Magistrates and Town Council of Glasgow. Judicial and Civil Officers of Corporation. Town Officers. Magistrates of Paisley. Town Officers. Magistrates of Gorbalu. Town Officers. Magistrates of Greenock. Town Officers. Magistrates of Calton, Town Officers. Magistrates of Auderstoli. Sheriff Officers. Sheriff of County and Deputies. Lunatic Asylum Officials and Directors. Beadle. Steward. Chaplain and Secretary, Surgeon. Two Attendants. Four Medical Assistant#. Physician. Chairman and Director^. Dean of Guild Officer. Dean of Guild and Members of Merchants’ House. Trades’ House Offifiprl Ocucon Convener and Members of Trades’’ House. Incorporations, in their or<Jer. Police Officers. Commissioners of Police. Bidellus of the University. Principal and Professor*. Beadles. Established Clergy of tlio City and Neighbourhood. Clergy of the Episcopal Church. Ministers of other Denominations. Officer. Dean of Faculty of Procurators. Officer. Preses and Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons. Officer. Preceptor and Directors of Town’s Hospital. Vocalists. Mason Lodges, with their respective Bands, the Junior in front. Band of Music. THE GRAND LODGE. The Civic Bodies to proceed Four and Four, and the Masonic Bodies Three and Three. On arrival at the site of the Building, the various Parties will take the places which have been assigned to them on the Platform, and on the Junior Lodge arriving at the Parish Road leading to the site ,t will remain stationary, opening out right and left, and so on with all the Lodges totheGrand Lodge. The Grand Lodge, preceded by the Masters and Wardens of the respective Lodges, will then advance through all the Lodges, entering the enclosure, followed by the other Lodges in seniority. When silenceJias been proclaimed by the Grind Marshal Litli- gow s Vocal Band, accompanied by the Band o/the 66tll Infantry will sing the Queen’s Anthem. Previous to the Grand Chaplain, (Dr. M'Leod of St. Columba,) offering up a prayer, the Vocal Band will single Old Hundred Psalm, accompanied by (jhn Instrumental Bind. None of the other Bands, except tliat of 'the 66th and LithgoWs, are to play during the ceremonial of laying the Foundation Stone. After the ceremonial of laying the Foundation Stone by the Grand Master is completed, his Lordship will address the Chair, man and Directors of the Royal Lunatic Asylum, to which Henry Dunlop, Esq., of Crnigton, will reply. The Band will then play Ualo Britauiila. ' The Procession will then leave in the following order:— The Mason Lodges, the Junior in front. The Publio Bodies, in the same order'as before. THE^GRAND LODGE. And will return by thq fqUnwing route Great Western Road, Cambridge Street, CaSftjeil street, Bath Street, and Buchanan Street, to George’s Square. The Junior Lodge, on arriving at the Wellington Hotel, will open out right and left, remaining stationary, along with the other Lodges, until tlio Civio Bodies and Grand Lodfje have passed. The Gentlemen composing the Civic part of the Procession and tlio Brethren of the Grand Lodge, will appear in black, with white gloves. The Procession will move from the City Hall at Twelve o’clock noon precisely; and it is particularly requested by the Grand Marshhl, that the various Masonic Bodies will be ready to join so soon as the Civic Bodies arrive of the foot of South Frederick Street. A Stand has been prepared for a limited number of persons to view the ceremonial of laying the Foundation Stone, nt Gartnavel—tickets for which may he had at Messrs. John Smith & Son, St. Vincent Street, Mr. Finlay Printseller, Buchanan Street, and Mr. Stevenson, Royal Exchange. , The Lord Provost, Directors, and others friendly to the Institution, will Dine in the Trades’ Hall, at 6 o’clock. CmNTED IN THE GLASGOW CONSTITUTIONAL OFFICE.