an example of a Lodge connected to the Legal profession it met at the Ins of Court There was a Dreadnought Lodge GLE Limited, clearly a Naval Lodge. There have been Lodges connected with the Home Guard, simply using the name "Home Guard". Lodges connected with Railways often called "Railway Lodge" or something else Railway related such as "Locomotive Lodge". Coal miners lodges such as Mt Rochfort Lodge No 29 GLNZ (4656 GLE). Naval and Passenger liner lodges usually have a ships name, that is not the case with the Oriana-based lodge whose name was "Princess Alexandra" and was numbered "10051" on the Roll of the Grand Lodge of England. The now closed Leyland Lodge, was originally formed by the management of the Leyland Motor Company in the 1920s. Kings Own Military Lodge had a close connection with the British forces. Some lodges were named simply in honour of famous personages of the day, such as General Redvers Buller or Edith Cavell. Other Lodges have been named in honour of well-respected past members such as the Mervyn Payne Lodge. Absent Brothers Toast The AB Toast used by the Grand Lodge of England was penned by Bro. J Ord-Hume to the Tune of Sandon Lead Kindly Light. Spirit of truth, before we homeward wend On thee we call Assist us each to succor and defend Good brethren all From Cares and Sorrows, Absent Brethren Free Where'er they roam, in air, on land or sea Let thy kind spirit hover round them now And so enthrall That they will keep, their obligation vow So say we all And when on us, the ivy leaves descend Grant we may join, thy link, our brothers friend. Grand Council Absent Brothers Toast First Verse of Eternal Father Strong to Save followed by fifteen seconds silence and the ode: Let us Toast our Absent Brothers Wheresoever they may be Trusting soon to have them with us Joining in our Jovial Harmony Brothers Kept away by sickness soon we trust their health regain Whilst we wish good luck and safety to our Brothers on the main Our Brothers know they are not forgotten If on land, Air or sea So stand your glass and drink right hearty To our Grand RAOB ABSENT BROTHERS SPEEDY RETURN History Early History In so far as the recorded history goes, a club was formed in the Harp Tavern, Drury Lane London,