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He was the former Master of Chelsea Lodge in London however resigned that position to turn out to be the founding Master of British Forces Foundation (Lodge) No. 9725. In 2001, he was awarded an OBE for "services to the entertainment industry", especially entertaining British troops on energetic service abroad, a capability he retains even at the moment. King Charles II - King of Great Britain and Ireland (1630-1685) - Assisted by Sir Robert Moray (see the Moray biography beneath), vapecheapuk Charles II based The Royal Society of London in November, 1660 from the members of the ‘Invisible College’.

Coward, Charles Joseph (1905-1976) - This member of Camberwell Old Comrades Lodge No.4077, vapereduction UGLE, was named ‘The Rely of Auschwitz’ for saving the lives of an unknown variety of Jewish inmates of the infamous concentration camp. Charles Coward was awarded the Israeli Peace medal; considered one of only two British citizens to be so honoured - the other recipient being Sir Winston Churchill, also a Freemason.

Churchill, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer- (1874-1965) - No doubt, Probably the most famous British politician and statesman, in history, Winston Churchill was Prime Minister of Great Britain twice, 1940-1945 and 1951-1955. He was also a soldier, historian, writer and artist. Nevertheless, Randolph sired presumably essentially the most recognisable politician on the planet, Sir Winston Churchill (see below).

Lauder, Sir Henry ‘Harry’ (1870-1950) - Born in Portobello, Edinburgh and identified professionally as Harry Lauder, this Edinburgh-born entertainer was described by Sir Winston Churchill (see above) as "Scotland’s best ever ambassador!" His understanding of life, vapereduction pathos and joy, endeared him to all.

At a gathering of Lodge St. Andrew in Edinburgh in 1787, in the presence of the Grand Master and vapeprodukt Grand Lodge of Scotland, Burns was toasted by the Grand Master, Francis Chateris. Burns, Robert (1759-1796) - The National Poet of Scotland, Robert Burns’ lyrics, written in dialect and infused with humour, vapingshopuk rejoice love, patriotism, vapeprodukte and rustic life. On his tour of the south of Scotland, as he was accumulating material for The Scots Musical Museum, he visited lodges throughout and turned an honorary member of various them.