Freemasonry and the Brontes
It is written that the discovery of Branwells affair with Mrs Robinson was the sole reason for his dismisal and subsequent slide into alcoloism drug use and depression. By all accounts this occured on a trip to scarborogh where onm route they visited the whip maker
this is most likely an allegory or selective editing to give another impression
Branwell had alreday painted the portrait of William THOMPSON, the first Secretary of YORK LODGE No. 236 on his masonic apron. Thompson was a prominent whip maker in York during the 18th C and was a founding member of the original lodge. Branwell was involved with the brotherhood and seems to have been instrumental in seeting up the new lodge at Duncombe place.
this is most likely an allegory or selective editing to give another impression
Branwell had alreday painted the portrait of William THOMPSON, the first Secretary of YORK LODGE No. 236 on his masonic apron. Thompson was a prominent whip maker in York during the 18th C and was a founding member of the original lodge. Branwell was involved with the brotherhood and seems to have been instrumental in seeting up the new lodge at Duncombe place.
Here is a video of me penetrating the fairy cave ... |
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The view down Ponden Clough from the top of the Kirk
