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grand lodge info notice board photo gallery faith page 36th (ulster) division memorial l.o.l. 977 no. 3 district, belfast grand lodge info notice board photo gallery faith page "the ulster division lodge was destined to occupy a unique place amongst the lodges of the imperial province of the loyal city of belfast. the fact that all the members had not only heard but had responded to their country’s call." alderman tyrrell 1919 to the brave men of the 36th (ulster) division. the 36th (ulster) division memorial lol 977, belfast district no.3 (known as the living memorial) has its roots in the military lodge lol 862 formed in seaford, sussex from the ranks of men from east belfast volunteers (8th battalion royal irish rifles) in 1915. the first worshipful master was lieutenant j t o'neill. in the photo he wears the collaret presented to him by lol 862. brother david catt, the grand master of the grand orange lodge of england (goli) and the grand secretary, louis ewart, had visited seaford especially in 1915 to confer warrants on most of the battalions in the 36th (ulster) division and the 4th canadians. the 36th (ulster) division trained at seaford during july and august final training was at bardon camp during september before going to boulogne, france from 3rd to 6th october 1915. it was at seaford that a special relationship developed between the military lodge and the local lewes martyrs memorial loyal orange lodge 398 which continued with the formation of lol 977 and right up to the present day. right: photo of david catt. lieutenant j t o'neill david catt when going over the trenches on 1st july 1916, military lodge 862 members carried their collarettes in their knapsacks and brother john crumlin (in photo) who was later to become a founding member and worshipful master of lol 977, carried the warrant also in his knapsack. the grand orange lodge of england at its meeting in preston on 6th july 1916, reported: “orange meetings are held in trenches, and have been held in roman catholic schools and even convents.” the military lodge lol 862 held at least one meeting in a roman catholic nunnery. due to the need for secrecy during the great war, locations were left out of lodge reports (only the word “somewhere” was used) but it is generally believed that the nunnery in which the lodge met was in mouscron, belgium. the building is now part of saint paul's school behind st. paul's roman catholic church in a neighbourhood of mouscron called risquons-tout. it was built in 1900-1906 as part of the “ecole libre” held by the sisters of saint therese of avila from rollegem since 1890. a large photograph in clifton street orange hall of the military lodge lol 862 in 1919 is actually taken from within what is now the school playground, but can’t be seen from the street. unless the lodge also met in a second nunnery, we can assume that it was in the mouscron nunnery that when a retreat was sounded the warrant (giving them authority to meet as a lodge) was left behind in the building. it was reported that under darkness, brother john crumlin crossed the battlefield through no-man's land to the nunnery and retrieved the warrant. the men of the lodge were later to receive every military decoration except the victoria cross. brother john crumlin is buried in belfast city cemetery. his sister margaret reid presented a bible in memory of her two brothers, john and james crumlin, past masters of lol 977. roman catholic nunnery, risquons-tout, belgium 1919 soon after the battle of the somme on 1st july 1916, the following resolution was passed: “resolved, that we, the officers and members of the above lodge, assembled 'somewhere in france', will to the utmost of our power, defend and uphold the crown and constitution of great britain and ireland, being protestants united for the defence of the glorious freedom of the british empire; will sacrifice, if needs be, our lives to revenge the foul deeds and murders committed by the butchers of berlin: and that we further, for the future of mankind and for the sake of civilisation, will not sheathe the sword until the domination of prussianism is fully destroyed. we the brethren, deplore the heavy losses sustained by the gallant ulster division in that glorious charge of july the first thiepval wood, and we do hereby convey our deepest sympathy to the relatives throughout ulster of our gallant comrades who fell upholding the glorious cause and freedom of our empire.” a lodge flag was made by brother james murphy during july, 1917, and unfurled by lieutenant williams. at a meeting in lewes on 4th november 1932, brother david catt, grand master of the loyal orange institution of england was presented with the flag of the military lodge. brother david catt in accepting the flag said: "that flag (which was on the wall, just behind him), has been over the top. it has been in many a battle. it is the only flag that has been carried by a unit of the british army since the days of the crimean war, with one exception in the first zulu war.” brother david catt in addition to being grand master of the the loyal orange institution of england, held another office as honorary chief of the sioux tribe of north american indians. mr. catt said he was next to the prince wales in the list of honorary chiefs, and his title was chief mountain catt. a bible was presented by david catt to no.4 junior district lol in clifton street orange hall in december 1932. after brother catt's death, the flag was returned to belfast. the present location of the flag is unknown. lol 862 - somewhere in the rhineland when the division was disbanded at the end of the great war, the military warrant was returned to the grand orange lodge of england. when the men came back to belfast, they decided to form a memorial orange lodge. on the 5th may 1919, a new warrant was granted to the 36th (ulster) division memorial lol 977. membership originally was confined to those who have served overseas with his majesty’s forces. shaftesbury square, belfast, 1919 the unfurling of the lodge's first banner took place in beautiful sunshine and a huge crowd assembled at shaftesbury square, belfast on saturday afternoon 5th july 1919 for the ceremony. members first met outside the premises of brother william bridgett (the renowned banner painter) 96-98 great victoria street. the brethren, headed by the victoria temperance flute and mcquiston memorial pipe bands, marched in military formation to the scene of the ceremony, where they formed a hollow square facing the wagonette which served as a platform. the chairman, br. t. h. mayes, major e.r.h. may, d.s.o. late 10th (south belfast) battalion royal irish rifles, handed to alderman john tyrrell, on behalf of the lodge, a handsome penknife with which to perform the unfurling ceremony. alderman john tyrrell, to the accompaniment of hearty applause, cut the silk ribbon, and the handsome banner fell from its folds, all heads being bared while the national anthem was played. the banner, which had been skilfully executed by brother. william bridgett, depicted on the front, the charge of the ulster division at thiepval, on 1st july 1916 and underneath the king george v message to edward carson in december 1918: “ the men of ulster have shown how they nobly fight and die.” after the unfurling ceremony, alderman tyrrell, who was most cordially received; expressed his great delight at being asked to unfurl the first banner of the 36th ulster division memorial lol 977, which duty he performed to the glory of god and in grateful and affectionate remembrance of the imperishable deeds of their forefathers together with those of their own households, the men of the ulster division who fell in their country’s cause in the greatest war of all time. (hear, hear). standing there under the shadow of the beautiful banner they were reminded of their indebtedness not only to the gallant men who fought for liberty and righteousness under the prince of orange

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