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Monthly Masonic Summary.

Monthly Masonic Summary .

OUR Royal Grand Master has returned to us , much benefitlcd by his short visit to " Foreign Parts , " aud has since presided Avith much effect , and amid much loyal enthusiasm , at the Licensed Victuallers' Festival . It does

indeed , hoivevcr , seem a reproach to our ago to note that increasing tendency to MaAVAvormism and Stigginism amongst us , Avhen Ave can be told that H . E . H . received 200 petitions from friendly fanatics , not to to preside at the gathering of " Avicked

Licensed Victuallers . " Are AVO reaching reaching a time Avhen religion is to become sentiment , and charity is to evaporate into unreality ? Avhen Ave shall absolutely forget that there is such a thing in this world as the abasement of all intellect , the submission of our reasoning poAvcrs to a noisy irreligion 1 to a mournful fictitiousness of erratic intolerance 1

The Annual Festival of Grand Lodge has taken place , Avith great eclat , and the Craft has been pleased Avith the appointment of two Eoyal Grand Wardens . Such an event recalls to Masonic students the time Avhen five Eoyal Brothers honoured the English Grand Lodge Avith their genial

presence ! The appointments of the other officers are very satisfeetoiy , as sliOAving that Masonic services are not overlooked by our Grand Master , nor Masonic work forgotten . We have but little else . to report , except the onward prosperous

march of English Freemasonry . In France , the struggle goes on , and though Ave cannot say that Ave have much

hope , yet there is a faint glimmer just noAv of a reasonable reaction . Wc cannot overlook the seriousness of the contest , especially as regards Freemasonry . But as good ahvays comes out of evil here beloAvif our Avorst fears are

, realized , then amid this " Debacle " and " Dobandado" of Fiench Freemasonry some profit may accrue to numerous English Freemasons in France and Belgium , Avho are noAv practically shut out from Freemasonry and Masonic Life .

If Bro . Grimaux is ri ght in his Masonic Jurisprudence , English Masons might IIOAV meet Avithout any reference to the Grand Orient of France , but such a position would not natarally accord witli our English notions of legality and order . If ,

however , these tAvo Grand Orients leave , as it Avere , Universal Freemasony , in order to carry out some chimeras , or pander to some intolerant rhapsodies of their OAVII , the position of English Freemasons in France and Belgium may perhaps be reconsidered , Avith a vicAv to give them such , " relief" as the circumstances of the case Avill permit .

We republish another of those most interesting papers on "OperativeMasonry , " Avhieh are from the pen of our gifted Confrere Clifford P . McCalla , editor of the Keystone , and Avhich Ave are happy to see are about to ajipear in a volume form . We ahvays read the Keystone Avith pleasure and profit .

The Anniversary Festival of the Girls ' School , under Lord Suffield ' s able presidency , has taken place , and nearly £ 10 , 000 have been returned by the Stewards . 2 Q

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Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 1
WONDERS OF OPERATIVE MASONRY. Article 2
A TRIP TO DAI-BUTSU. Article 5
LECTURES ON "NUMBER ONE AND HOW TO TAKE CARE OF HIM." Article 6
GLEANINGS FROM OLD DOCUMENTS. Article 8
A YEAR AFTER: THE MAIDEN'S STORY. Article 10
AN OLD, OLD STORY. Article 11
NOTES ON THE OLD MINUTE BOOKS OF THE BRITISH UNION LODGE, NO 114, IPSWICH. A.D, 1762. Article 14
SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR PEACEFUL SOLUTION. Article 17
"THE DYING GLADIATOR." Article 21
CONTEMPORARY LETTERS ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. Article 22
THE OCEAN. Article 24
FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE. Article 25
DENTED HIM MASONIC BURIAL. Article 27
A TERRIBLE CATALOGUE. Article 29
FREEMASONRY—ITS PERSISTENCE AND WORK. Article 32
COUSIN WILL. Article 34
THE WOUNDED CAPTAIN. Article 35
Our Archaeological Corner. Article 36
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART. Article 37
FAITH, HOPE, AND CHARITY. Article 39
THE ORIGIN AND REFERENCES OF THE HERMESIAN SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY. Article 39
THE WAKENING. Article 43
A LONDON ADVENTURE: Article 43
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Monthly Masonic Summary.

Monthly Masonic Summary .

OUR Royal Grand Master has returned to us , much benefitlcd by his short visit to " Foreign Parts , " aud has since presided Avith much effect , and amid much loyal enthusiasm , at the Licensed Victuallers' Festival . It does

indeed , hoivevcr , seem a reproach to our ago to note that increasing tendency to MaAVAvormism and Stigginism amongst us , Avhen Ave can be told that H . E . H . received 200 petitions from friendly fanatics , not to to preside at the gathering of " Avicked

Licensed Victuallers . " Are AVO reaching reaching a time Avhen religion is to become sentiment , and charity is to evaporate into unreality ? Avhen Ave shall absolutely forget that there is such a thing in this world as the abasement of all intellect , the submission of our reasoning poAvcrs to a noisy irreligion 1 to a mournful fictitiousness of erratic intolerance 1

The Annual Festival of Grand Lodge has taken place , Avith great eclat , and the Craft has been pleased Avith the appointment of two Eoyal Grand Wardens . Such an event recalls to Masonic students the time Avhen five Eoyal Brothers honoured the English Grand Lodge Avith their genial

presence ! The appointments of the other officers are very satisfeetoiy , as sliOAving that Masonic services are not overlooked by our Grand Master , nor Masonic work forgotten . We have but little else . to report , except the onward prosperous

march of English Freemasonry . In France , the struggle goes on , and though Ave cannot say that Ave have much

hope , yet there is a faint glimmer just noAv of a reasonable reaction . Wc cannot overlook the seriousness of the contest , especially as regards Freemasonry . But as good ahvays comes out of evil here beloAvif our Avorst fears are

, realized , then amid this " Debacle " and " Dobandado" of Fiench Freemasonry some profit may accrue to numerous English Freemasons in France and Belgium , Avho are noAv practically shut out from Freemasonry and Masonic Life .

If Bro . Grimaux is ri ght in his Masonic Jurisprudence , English Masons might IIOAV meet Avithout any reference to the Grand Orient of France , but such a position would not natarally accord witli our English notions of legality and order . If ,

however , these tAvo Grand Orients leave , as it Avere , Universal Freemasony , in order to carry out some chimeras , or pander to some intolerant rhapsodies of their OAVII , the position of English Freemasons in France and Belgium may perhaps be reconsidered , Avith a vicAv to give them such , " relief" as the circumstances of the case Avill permit .

We republish another of those most interesting papers on "OperativeMasonry , " Avhieh are from the pen of our gifted Confrere Clifford P . McCalla , editor of the Keystone , and Avhich Ave are happy to see are about to ajipear in a volume form . We ahvays read the Keystone Avith pleasure and profit .

The Anniversary Festival of the Girls ' School , under Lord Suffield ' s able presidency , has taken place , and nearly £ 10 , 000 have been returned by the Stewards . 2 Q

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