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To Correspondents.
CMTO mav he assured that at the proper moment and in tho proper place Freemasonry was vindicated : but , as the race is not ahvays to the swift , MIGHT prevailed oyer RIGHT A PROVINCIAL GRAND REGISTUAR . —Ignorance and passion , in the party alluded to . Have for the time overmastered a kind disposition , which , however , may yet recover itself ; and by n return to generosity aral honour learn to despise dictation and special pleading A GOVERNOR . —Bro . S . C . Norris is the Hon . Sec . pro lent , ofthe Female Chanty until the forthcoming election . ( See Advertisement ! . ,,,.., . „„„ .. MASONICIJS —The adace goes— " those who have glass houses should not throw stones . — The Ri- ' -ht IVorshipfttl (! . should he the quietest of Grimalkins , yet he invariably reminds us of tiie cat and her taillie should he knighted for his own sakeas well as for many
recol-; , lections as honourable as they are meritorious . ... ., ., AJSO , THE J-AST „ ,.- THE NOBI . ES is not suited to the F . Q R ; . the author has evidently mistaken the periodical for which he intended it . It lies at the publishers . A MASON Sir E . Bulwer , Dart , is not a Freemason . A SOMI EB AND A M ASON .-WC cannot state whether the Earl of Cardigan is or is not a Mason , probably some correspondent may inform us . BRO ! GLOVER , 325 We have attended to the communication , and look for future
corre-A PAST MASTER OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS STANDINC-TIIC Constitutions are clear as to the nower of the Grand Master to confer honour on a representative , but it does not follow Kbecause the minute shall be unopposed it is to be . considered as a compliment of Grand Lodge ; and , in regard to tho party alluded to , there is no doubt on the subject . A GRAND STK . VARD is in error . A delegate or representative from a sis er Grand Lodge , no matter what humble rank he held therein , if he be promoted . quasi delegation or representation in the Grand Lodge of England , takes the rank allotted to him by the Grand Master . It may be curious but true . A GRAND OFFICER . —The same answer . LIN . not China . —We decline to state who are , or who arc not , our correspondents . 18401 should have protested against the silly which
A & IST GRAND STEWARD , -, gewgaw , was enSly alibel on the Paris as on the London artist ; the one for having been engaged the other for taring been passed over . As there has been a scratching out , why not have scratch ' d in a letter to make the ticket complete ? The design wants taste and point . \ GRAND STKW 4 M >! --AS the matter is settled his letter is not inserted . We have known manv similar instances . The Lodge itself requires repair . ¦ „„„„ , A , ' , Vil ! RnvFRNoR— There is no law to declare a Chairman ofthe Audit Committee , and , therefore , fn "SR down the law " ( vide Landseer ' s picture for 1840 , and for all time ) the office may be monopolized , but not without violation . After all , we see no harm m the asit the whomin good soothwewish would oftener keep his seat .
sumption since pleases party , , , Au ir ™ PAST MASTER—The ' s were all present on the Jd of June . AN A ? HOL MfsoN-Ttoewas no actual list circulated bv the Grand Officers , but thehst scmtclcdfor adoption for them was presented , and very generally admitted , twenty-three Craft Members were shut out by the stringent construction of law . Several lodges were F ' MASwreSo ^ tKBl ^ Why fear ? The Star Chamber , and Jeffries himself , existed hut
f ° p . r . G ™ . -Ever at his post . The tactics are changed , hut not the spirit of evil . The ex-^ WS ^ Mg "" him . We have never hesitated in dealing with the faplts ^ or even the follies that are offensive to Masonry in the highest brethren ; but their " pSTO-LShhS ^ civise the intelligence from Lincoln , Gravesend , Henley , Luton , Clu . d-Ieilhas reproofed ? 21 portion of his letter ; the Asylum Meeting , the Girl ' s Festival , for another and the addresses of Dr . Boerne and Dr . Burnes as a triumphant reply to the last ; S & im keep " Sthat his letter , bearing date the 27 th of June , could have had no iD Bif " ™ uP ^ -We ^ cept the proffered kindness , and participate fully in the sentiments
of respect c .,. ertai , i « l for our ' V **™™ ^^ ^ ^ t ,, ac ^ ncy ext „„ f- mf . ^ b fnrther than is credible . India , many parts of the West Indies , and Corfu , all Sounded U . drlusYpSevticSm the rudeness , inciUlity . or negligence , palpably shown m thdr c ; reiomSefbeing unanswered , and remittances of larpe sums of money unacknowle ^ oif urn l thcy may be seeii in the returns at some indefimtejpenod 1 This hint may he sufflcientf if not , aLl our correspondents express their desire , we will publish their let A ° KCHlMEDEs .-The screw is to have a new Masonic (!) twist of most extraordinary power , an A » I RisTMASoN . -It is about three years that a G . O . was not returned by the Craft , and 1841 similar mark of distinction was the answer
w . 4 complimented by the G . M . on June 2 , . A " o ^ VR ™ .-Imong ' the recreants to the freedom of Masonry are those who formerly wer ? tiie sumfortcrs of " he : Review , and anxious solicitors for its good reports . We have seen romecDrSKnce mot marked private and confidential ) which , if we could obtain , won d U °£ w a ligl ? ton ta ? k deeds . Bro . Diogenes might at quarterly communications use his lan" Tp ^ ffi ^ w ' that " ™ person may steal a horse , but that another may not look over the hedge . On a recent occasion a yell of " question" was permit tal with comnlSconcv to nrevfn a speaker from delivering truths ot too wholesome a nature but hey Sesto , wh ^ it was ' qtiestion versus twaddle , " the direction was for the parties to retire , f " ZO ^ G ODWIN ( late 4 Gth ) .-Wc shall be glad to hear any Masonic particulars .
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To Correspondents.
CMTO mav he assured that at the proper moment and in tho proper place Freemasonry was vindicated : but , as the race is not ahvays to the swift , MIGHT prevailed oyer RIGHT A PROVINCIAL GRAND REGISTUAR . —Ignorance and passion , in the party alluded to . Have for the time overmastered a kind disposition , which , however , may yet recover itself ; and by n return to generosity aral honour learn to despise dictation and special pleading A GOVERNOR . —Bro . S . C . Norris is the Hon . Sec . pro lent , ofthe Female Chanty until the forthcoming election . ( See Advertisement ! . ,,,.., . „„„ .. MASONICIJS —The adace goes— " those who have glass houses should not throw stones . — The Ri- ' -ht IVorshipfttl (! . should he the quietest of Grimalkins , yet he invariably reminds us of tiie cat and her taillie should he knighted for his own sakeas well as for many
recol-; , lections as honourable as they are meritorious . ... ., ., AJSO , THE J-AST „ ,.- THE NOBI . ES is not suited to the F . Q R ; . the author has evidently mistaken the periodical for which he intended it . It lies at the publishers . A MASON Sir E . Bulwer , Dart , is not a Freemason . A SOMI EB AND A M ASON .-WC cannot state whether the Earl of Cardigan is or is not a Mason , probably some correspondent may inform us . BRO ! GLOVER , 325 We have attended to the communication , and look for future
corre-A PAST MASTER OF THIRTY-FIVE YEARS STANDINC-TIIC Constitutions are clear as to the nower of the Grand Master to confer honour on a representative , but it does not follow Kbecause the minute shall be unopposed it is to be . considered as a compliment of Grand Lodge ; and , in regard to tho party alluded to , there is no doubt on the subject . A GRAND STK . VARD is in error . A delegate or representative from a sis er Grand Lodge , no matter what humble rank he held therein , if he be promoted . quasi delegation or representation in the Grand Lodge of England , takes the rank allotted to him by the Grand Master . It may be curious but true . A GRAND OFFICER . —The same answer . LIN . not China . —We decline to state who are , or who arc not , our correspondents . 18401 should have protested against the silly which
A & IST GRAND STEWARD , -, gewgaw , was enSly alibel on the Paris as on the London artist ; the one for having been engaged the other for taring been passed over . As there has been a scratching out , why not have scratch ' d in a letter to make the ticket complete ? The design wants taste and point . \ GRAND STKW 4 M >! --AS the matter is settled his letter is not inserted . We have known manv similar instances . The Lodge itself requires repair . ¦ „„„„ , A , ' , Vil ! RnvFRNoR— There is no law to declare a Chairman ofthe Audit Committee , and , therefore , fn "SR down the law " ( vide Landseer ' s picture for 1840 , and for all time ) the office may be monopolized , but not without violation . After all , we see no harm m the asit the whomin good soothwewish would oftener keep his seat .
sumption since pleases party , , , Au ir ™ PAST MASTER—The ' s were all present on the Jd of June . AN A ? HOL MfsoN-Ttoewas no actual list circulated bv the Grand Officers , but thehst scmtclcdfor adoption for them was presented , and very generally admitted , twenty-three Craft Members were shut out by the stringent construction of law . Several lodges were F ' MASwreSo ^ tKBl ^ Why fear ? The Star Chamber , and Jeffries himself , existed hut
f ° p . r . G ™ . -Ever at his post . The tactics are changed , hut not the spirit of evil . The ex-^ WS ^ Mg "" him . We have never hesitated in dealing with the faplts ^ or even the follies that are offensive to Masonry in the highest brethren ; but their " pSTO-LShhS ^ civise the intelligence from Lincoln , Gravesend , Henley , Luton , Clu . d-Ieilhas reproofed ? 21 portion of his letter ; the Asylum Meeting , the Girl ' s Festival , for another and the addresses of Dr . Boerne and Dr . Burnes as a triumphant reply to the last ; S & im keep " Sthat his letter , bearing date the 27 th of June , could have had no iD Bif " ™ uP ^ -We ^ cept the proffered kindness , and participate fully in the sentiments
of respect c .,. ertai , i « l for our ' V **™™ ^^ ^ ^ t ,, ac ^ ncy ext „„ f- mf . ^ b fnrther than is credible . India , many parts of the West Indies , and Corfu , all Sounded U . drlusYpSevticSm the rudeness , inciUlity . or negligence , palpably shown m thdr c ; reiomSefbeing unanswered , and remittances of larpe sums of money unacknowle ^ oif urn l thcy may be seeii in the returns at some indefimtejpenod 1 This hint may he sufflcientf if not , aLl our correspondents express their desire , we will publish their let A ° KCHlMEDEs .-The screw is to have a new Masonic (!) twist of most extraordinary power , an A » I RisTMASoN . -It is about three years that a G . O . was not returned by the Craft , and 1841 similar mark of distinction was the answer
w . 4 complimented by the G . M . on June 2 , . A " o ^ VR ™ .-Imong ' the recreants to the freedom of Masonry are those who formerly wer ? tiie sumfortcrs of " he : Review , and anxious solicitors for its good reports . We have seen romecDrSKnce mot marked private and confidential ) which , if we could obtain , won d U °£ w a ligl ? ton ta ? k deeds . Bro . Diogenes might at quarterly communications use his lan" Tp ^ ffi ^ w ' that " ™ person may steal a horse , but that another may not look over the hedge . On a recent occasion a yell of " question" was permit tal with comnlSconcv to nrevfn a speaker from delivering truths ot too wholesome a nature but hey Sesto , wh ^ it was ' qtiestion versus twaddle , " the direction was for the parties to retire , f " ZO ^ G ODWIN ( late 4 Gth ) .-Wc shall be glad to hear any Masonic particulars .