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Report for Printing Provincial Grand Lodge of East Lancashire REPORT OF THE ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT KING GEORGE’S HALL BLACKBURN THURSDAY, 17 NOVEMBER 2016 Provincial Grand Lodge of East Lancashire King George’s Hall, Blackburn Thursday, 17 November 2016 Registered Attendance RWBro Sir David Trippier, RD, JP, DL .................................... Provincial Grand Master VWBro DN Thornhill, JP, PGSwdB ............................. Deputy Provincial Grand Master WBro CA Northcott, PSGD ...................................... Assistant Provincial Grand Master WBro N Cope, PSGD ............................................... Assistant Provincial Grand Master WBro JC Welton, PSGD .......................................... Assistant Provincial Grand Master WBro AJ Pearson, PSGD ........................................ Assistant Provincial Grand Master WBro JR Farrington, PSGD ..................................... Assistant Provincial Grand Master WBro PG Hewitt, PSGD ........................................... Assistant Provincial Grand Master RWBro GN Elliott, CBE ....................................................................................... PJGW VWBro N Morrison ......................................................................................... PGSwdB WBro WR Davenport ........................................................................................... PSGD WBro DJ Walsh ................................................................................................... PSGD WBro H Hesmondhalgh ...................................................................................... PSGD WBro PMA Rose .................................................................................................. PSGD WBro WR Waite ................................................................................................... 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PJGD WBro S Bibby ...................................................................................................... PJGD WBro PE Carroll .................................................................................................. PJGD WBro HAJ Garnett .............................................................................................. PJGD WBro MD Gibbons .............................................................................................. PJGD WBro MB Hill ....................................................................................................... PJGD WBro DH Thompson ........................................................................................... PJGD WBro JC Welton .................................................................................................. PJGD WBro D Winstanley ............................................................................................. 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PAGDC WBro PG Hewitt ............................................................................................... PAGDC WBro GT Hodson ............................................................................................. PAGDC WBro MT Holland ............................................................................................. PAGDC WBro KA Horne ................................................................................................ PAGDC WBro B Horne .................................................................................................. PAGDC WBro S Hughes ............................................................................................... PAGDC WBro D Lightbown ........................................................................................... PAGDC WBro PRB Messum ......................................................................................... PAGDC WBro PJ Price .................................................................................................. PAGDC WBro JS Seddon .............................................................................................. PAGDC WBro D Simpson .............................................................................................. PAGDC WBro IF Thornton ............................................................................................. PAGDC WBro GNH Young ............................................................................................ PAGDC WBro A Holland ............................................................................................ PAGSwdB WBro MT Roberts ........................................................................................ PAGSwdB WBro T Thomas ........................................................................................... 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ProvSGW WBro AP Thornton ......................................................................................... ProvJGW WBro Rev’d DJ Halford, PAGChap ............................................................. ProvGChap WBro CA Hayman .....................................................................................
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