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THE LODGE of BROTHERLY LOVE No1428 5 Roseburn Gardens, Edinburgh EH12 5NJ THE LODGE OF BROTHERLY LOVE No1428 5 Roseburn Gardens, Edinburgh EH12 5NJ 1st Mon, Oct-Apr 405 The Rifle Lodge 19 Hill Street 7:15pm 1st Sat May 5pm 2nd Mon, Sept-Apr 349 St Clair 5 Roseburn Gdns 7:15pm 2nd Sat May 5pm 2nd Mon Dec+Apr, 4th Mon Sep,Oct, Jan-Mar 1283 St Leonard's Newington 63 Blackfriars St 7:15pm 3rd Sat Nov 3pm 3rd Mon, Oct-Apr, except Dec 1209 Solomon 4 Salisbury Rd 7:00pm 3rd Mon Jan 6:15pm 4th Mon, Sep-Apr M 1338 Royal Thistle 11 Morningside Dr 7:15pm 1st Sat May 4pm 4th Mon, Sep-Mar. Sat closest to Jan 25th 1656 Lodge of Light 5 Roseburn Gdns 7:15pm 3rd Sat Dec 5pm 4th Mon, Sept-Apr E 5 Canongate & Leith, L&C 7-9 Figgate St 7:30pm 1st Sat Dec 3.00pm 1st+3rd Tue, 3rdTuesSept-1stTuesMay. Not 1stTuesJan 151 Edinburgh Defensive Band 3 Shrubhill Walk 7:15pm 3rd Tue Dec 6:15pm 1st+3rd Tue, Oct-Apr 832 Heart of Midlothian 5 Roseburn Gdns 7:15pm 4th Sat Oct 5:30pm 2nd+4th Tue, Oct-Mar (4thTueDec) 1 The Lodge of Edinburgh 19 Hill St 7:30pm 27th Dec 5pm 2nd+4th Tue, Oct-Apr, 1st in May, not 4th Dec M 788 St John Corstorphine 18 Kirk Loan 7:30pm 2nd Sat May 2:00pm 2nd+Last Tue, Sep-Apr. But Dec+Feb 2nd Tue only 223 Trafalgar 1 St Anthony Place 7:15pm Last Sat Feb 2.00pm 3rd Tue, Oct - Apr 291 Celtic 2 Brodies Close 7:30pm 4th Sat Sep 5:00pm The First Wednesday, Oct-May, but 3rd Wed Jan 1428 The Lodge of Brotherly Love 5 Roseburn Gdns 7:15pm Last Sat May 3:00pm 2nd Wed Oct - Apr, (Not Dec) Jul + Aug 392 The Caledonian Lodge 5 Roseburn Gdns 7:15pm 1st Sat Dec 5:00pm 2nd Wed Oct - May 597 Waverley 2 St Clair Place 7:15pm 4th Sat Mar 4.00pm 3rd Wed, Sept - Mar 160 Roman Eagle 1-2 Johnston Ter 7:00pm 28th Dec 6pm (ifSun,onSat) 3rd Wed, Oct - Mar 1609 Meridian 5 Roseburn Gdns 1:30pm 1st Sat May 3:00pm 3rd Wed, Nov, Dec, Feb, Mar 1327 Edinburgh Academy 54 Henderson Row 7:30pm 3rd Wed Dec 6:30pm 3rd Wed, Oct, Nov, Jan - Mar 44 Holyrood House (St Luke) 23 St John St 7.00pm 2nd Sat Nov tba pm 4th Wed, Sept - May (except Dec) 2 Canongate Kilwinning 23 St John St 7.00pm 24th Jun 5:00pm 4th Wed, Jan - Nov M 1029 Colinton and Currie 1 Riccarton Mains Rd 7:15pm 2nd Sat Jan 4:00pm 4th Wed Sept - May except Dec. 1712 Friendship 19 Hill St 7:15pm 3rd Fri Oct 6:30pm 1st Thu, Oct - Apr 1291 Services 63 Blackfriars St 7:15pm 3rd Sat May tba pm 1st Thu Feb, 2nd Jun, last in Oct 1641 Sir Robert Moray 19 Hill St 4:00pm 2nd Thur Jun 4:00pm 1st+3rd Thu, Oct-Apr, 3rd in Sept, 1st in May M 226 Portobello 7 Figgate St 7:00pm 1st Sat Mar 4:00pm 1st+3rd Thu, Sept-Apr, 3rd Thur May-Aug 1267 Water of Leith 26 Inglis Green Rd 7:15pm 2nd Sat Nov 3:00pm 2nd+4th Thu, Oct-Apr, except 4th in Dec 8 Journeymen Masons 63 Blackfriars St 7:00pm 3rd Sat Dec 5:00pm 2nd Thu, Jan-Dec 48 Edinburgh St Andrew 11 Morningside Dr 7:15pm 1st Sat Apr 1:00pm 2nd+4thThu, Sep-Apr, not2ndThurSep, 4thThu Dec+Apr M 1201 Liberton 60 Mount Vernon Rd 7:15pm 4th Sat Apr 3:00pm 2nd+4th Thu, Oct-Apr E 1253 Queens Edinburgh Rifles 7 Figgate St 7:15pm 4th Sat Nov 3:30pm 3rd Thu, Sept - May 937 Abbotsford 11 Morningside Dr 7:15pm 3rd Thu Dec 6:15pm 4th Thu, Oct - Apr 885 Scotia Trinity 2 St Clair Pl 7:00pm Last Sat Apr 5:00pm 2nd Fri, Oct - May. 3rd in Apr if Good Friday on 2nd Fri 1316 Dunedin Caritas 11 Morningside Dr 7:15pm 2nd Fri Dec 6:30pm 2nd+4th Fri, 4th Fri Sep - Apr 97 St James's Operative 23 St John St 7:00pm 29th Dec 6:00pm 3rd Fri, Sept, Oct, Nov & Jan, Feb, April 145 St Stephen's 63 Blackfriars St 7:00pm 3rd Sat Mar 2:30pm 3rd Fri, Oct - May 1764 Edinburgh Castle 5 Roseburn Gdns 7:00pm 3rd Sat Jan 3:00pm 1st Saturday, Feb, Apr, Jun, 2nd in Sep 1389 Caledonian Lodge of Uganda 1-2 Johnston Ter 2:30pm 1st Sat Nov 2:30pm 2nd Saturday, Apr, Jun, Sep, Oct. Sat after 1st Fri in July 3pm 1324 Masjid-i-Suleman 23 St John St 1:30pm 2nd Sat Feb 2.30pm 3rd Sat Sep-Nov Jan Feb Apr. (1stThuMar ScottNight 5.30pm) 36 St David (University Lodge) 19 Hill Street 10:30am 3rd Sat Mar 10:30am 3rd Sat Apr-Sept 1781 Robert Burns Initiated 5 Roseburn Gdns 3.00pm 3rd Sat Apr 10:30am Lodges marked M come under the Province of Midlothian, but their premises are within the Edinburgh City limits. Those marked E are Edinburgh lodges within Midlothian premises. Don’t ask! Believed correct as of 23rd September 2019. If you know of any corrections, please get in touch. [email protected] You can fold this page in six and it If you'd like your folded planner You can fold this page in six and it will fit in a Masonic pocket diary. to open out to the right, use the will fit in a Masonic pocket diary. Set your printer for double-sided instructions on the right. Set your printer for double-sided printing along the long edge. printing along the long edge. If you’d prefer it to open out to the left, use the ones on the left. Fold the right-hand 2/3rds of the Fold the left-hand 2/3rds of the page under the line so that the page under the dotted line so that line is just hidden. the line is just hidden. Turn the sheet so that the 2/3rds Turn the sheet so that the 2/3rds section is uppermost, and fold the section is uppermost, and fold the right edge back to the left one. left edge back to the right one. Then fold the bottom edge up to Then fold the bottom edge up to the top. the top. Make sure all the creases are nice Make sure all the creases are nice and sharp. and sharp. Glue the whole of this 1/6th page, Glue the whole of this 1/6th page, then place it in the back or front then place it in the back or front cover of the diary so that this text cover of the diary so that this text panel is face down, and the text panel is face down, and the text below is the right way up. below is the right way up. Practice first before attaching! Practice first before attaching! December September, March, December September, March, Fridays 1st Fridays 1st COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS PGLE PGLE October Thursday Last October Thursday Last June, Thursday 2nd June, Thursday 2nd February, Thursday 1st February, Thursday 1st COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS LODGE GRAND LODGE GRAND SHEET INFORMATION SHEET INFORMATION LODGES EDINBURGH LODGES EDINBURGH .
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