They are again & again referred to in our minutes & appear to have been highly prized by the Brethren of the Lodge
On the three Chairs bear the following inscription again referred to in our minutes & appear to have been
W.M’S Chair ”Hic pacem mutuo damus accipimusque vicissim” S.W’s Chair Aequa lege sortitur insignes et imos” J.W’s Chair ”Ultra citraque nequit consistere”
Two Masonic Stamps from 1946
The Senior Warden Chair & The Lewis
The Master Chair
On the first page of the minute book, dated from the
beginning of the 1800 century, the Secretary of that time has given the following as his
translation of the lines
W.M’S Chair ”Here we mutually give and receive Peace by turns” S.W’s Chair ”It divides the highest and lowest by law of justice” J.W’s Chair ”Beyond and within which bounds Propriety cannot step”
