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Monthly Masonic Summary.

Monthly Masonic Summary .

A' ^^ ftS . tef ^/ vD \ A i °°fl £ d W' ^ l ) y y

TTTE have to report the successful result of our first great Charitable Anni-* " versary for 1878 , when Bro . James Terry announced that the steAvards had returned £ 11 , 126 . The Duke of Manchester ably presided over the gathering which Avas both numerous " and enthusiastic We congratulate Bro . Terry . We have little else to report , except the prosperous growth of English Freemasonry . On all sides Ave behold signs of a flourishing order and neAV Lodges .

Many Lodges are raising then- fees of admission , and Ave think most advisedly , It is quite clear that the Loclges qua Lodges must do more for the Charities , and also make the privilege of entrance rather dearer than it now is . Quantity , not quality , seems to be the desideratum of some Lodges . But such a state of things is greatly to be deprecated , as it will act inevitably , sooner or later , most

prejudicially on the Craft . Abroad , the " Insanis ira civium Latomicorum " continues , especiall y in France , though there 'are signs there that a large and intelligent minority are not prepared to be dragged through the dirt by an intolerant and illogical majority . Brother Hubert declines re-election to the Mastership of his Lodge , dissatisfied with past and present , and anxious for the future , and the movement seems spreading .

In the meantime , as if to mend matters , the G . Orient coolly proposes to grant Charters to French Lodges in all jurisdictions which are not in fraternal relationshi p with it . This is Masonic revolution as well as Masonic impertinence with a vengeance ! But we are not the least surprised at it , as the open patronage of the " Philadelphes "—a political and spurious body in London—by the

Monde Maconnique , is a discredit to French Masonic journalism and an insult to English Freemasonry . 2 n

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Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 1
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 2
PAPERS ON THE GREAT PYRAMID. Article 6
WHAT MATTER? Article 13
THE ADVENTURES OF DON PASQUALE. Article 14
EXTRACTS FROM THE MINUTE BOOKS OF THE CARMARTHEN LODGE. Article 16
"WOUNDED." Article 18
THE WORK OF NATURE IN THE MONTHS. Article 19
AMABEL VAUGHAN.* Article 25
ALEXANDER PUSCHKIN. Article 27
THE ANGEL. Article 28
WHAT HAST THOU TO DO WITH MY POOR NAME ? Article 29
I LOVED THEE. Article 30
AN ELEGY. Article 30
A HEART. Article 30
THE ORIGIN AND REFERENCES OF THE HERMESIAN SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY. Article 31
FREEMASONS' WIVES. Article 33
ON THE TESTING AND STRENGTH OF RAILWAY MATERIALS, &c. Article 34
THE TRUE HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 38
LOST AND SAVED ; OR NELLIE POWERS THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER. Article 41
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART. Article 44
A STORY OF CHINESE LOVE. Article 48
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Monthly Masonic Summary.

Monthly Masonic Summary .

A' ^^ ftS . tef ^/ vD \ A i °°fl £ d W' ^ l ) y y

TTTE have to report the successful result of our first great Charitable Anni-* " versary for 1878 , when Bro . James Terry announced that the steAvards had returned £ 11 , 126 . The Duke of Manchester ably presided over the gathering which Avas both numerous " and enthusiastic We congratulate Bro . Terry . We have little else to report , except the prosperous growth of English Freemasonry . On all sides Ave behold signs of a flourishing order and neAV Lodges .

Many Lodges are raising then- fees of admission , and Ave think most advisedly , It is quite clear that the Loclges qua Lodges must do more for the Charities , and also make the privilege of entrance rather dearer than it now is . Quantity , not quality , seems to be the desideratum of some Lodges . But such a state of things is greatly to be deprecated , as it will act inevitably , sooner or later , most

prejudicially on the Craft . Abroad , the " Insanis ira civium Latomicorum " continues , especiall y in France , though there 'are signs there that a large and intelligent minority are not prepared to be dragged through the dirt by an intolerant and illogical majority . Brother Hubert declines re-election to the Mastership of his Lodge , dissatisfied with past and present , and anxious for the future , and the movement seems spreading .

In the meantime , as if to mend matters , the G . Orient coolly proposes to grant Charters to French Lodges in all jurisdictions which are not in fraternal relationshi p with it . This is Masonic revolution as well as Masonic impertinence with a vengeance ! But we are not the least surprised at it , as the open patronage of the " Philadelphes "—a political and spurious body in London—by the

Monde Maconnique , is a discredit to French Masonic journalism and an insult to English Freemasonry . 2 n

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