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Address Of The V. H. And E. Sir Kt. Col. W. J. B. Macleod Moore, Of The Grand Cross Of The Temple, Grand Prior Of The Dominion Of Canada,

pose the Temple Order has in view , or what it is incumbent , in conformity with our professions , that we should do . We , who call ourselves " Soldiers of the Cross , " surely have a higher aim and far different mission than that of vain shows

and public display . Our professions call upon us unmistakeably to do something that will redound to the glory of God and to the assistance and happiness of our fellow men . In short , every Preceptory should be a place where the poor , the needy , the sick and the oppressed can look for relief , sympathy and assistance . Let our Preceptories spend but little in

decorations and entertainments , in order that there may be funds to spare for those purposes , then the object of the founders of these great Christian orders will be accomplished , and our order be doing something worthy of remembrance . Without such aims we are nothing , our

Christianity is but dust and ashes , our boasted chivalry as rust . Fratres ! Knights of the Temple ! with all loyalty to our gracious Queen and Grand Master , whom God preserve , I am ever , in the bonds of the order ,

Faithfully yours , W . J . B . MACLEOD MOORE , G . C . T ., Great Prior of Canada .

Masonry Everywhere.

MASONRY EVERYWHERE .

ON the broad arch'd sky , when the Queen of Night Goes forth in robes of peerless white ; Or the sun breaks out from his golden shroud , When the storm has passed on the thunder

cloud ; Mid the starry host , when they wander forth As sentinels bright o ' er the sleeping earth ; Where the comets wander through fields of air ,

On their lonely rounds , there is Masonry there . Abroad on the waves of the deep blue sea , Where the tempests sport in their wildest glee ;

Masonry Everywhere.

And the wild albatross m its far-off home , Like a storm-king sits on the wild sea foam : Or the placid waves of the rolling deep Have quieted down in their Summer ' s sleep , And these amancalm'd ' neath the tropic ' s

, , glare , Woos the cooling breeze—there is Masonry there . In the curtained halls of the lofty lord , Where the jewels and wealth of the world

are stored ; In the poor man ' s cot by some silent stream , Where the wild wood stands in its spreading green ; On the mountain ' s brow , in the balmy deep , In the throbbing pulseor on beauty ' s

, cheek , In the insect ' s home , in the lion ' s lair , On earth , sea , or sky—there is Masonry there . Masonic Record .

Notes On Literature, Science And Art.

NOTES ON LITERATURE , SCIENCE AND ART .

BY BRO . GEORGE MARKHAM TWEDDELL , Fellow of the Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries , Copenhagen ; Corresponding Member of the Royal Historical Society , London ; Honorary Member of the Manchester Literary Club , and of the Whitby literary and Philosophical Society , & c , & c .

PROFESSOR BROWN , of the Ontario Government Model Farm at Guel ph , ( a similar institution to the one at Cirencester , ) has forwarded to Canada a choice selection of bulls , cows , sheep , and swine , of the best breedsfrom England and Scotland .

, The " Times" informs us that "the South African International and Intercolonial Exhibition will be opened at Cape Town on February 15 , 1877 . The building will be in the gardens of the Masonic Lodge of the Goede Hoop , adjoining the House of

Assembly . The land has been freely placed at the disposal of the committee by the ancient and wealthy Lodge of Freemasons to whom it belongs . Like everything which tends to draw closer the bonds of union between the several Governments

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Untitled Article 1
Monthly Masonic Sumnary. Article 2
SOME FURTHER REMARKS ON THE EXTRACTS FROM THE SHEFFIELD CHAPTER OF PARADISE MINUTE BOOKS.* Article 3
FATHER FOY ON SECRET SOCIETIES. Article 5
PRINCE BOLTIKOFF: Article 12
A VOICE IN NATURE. Article 16
"THE ALBURY MS."AN ANALYSIS. Article 18
AN OLD, OLD STORY. Article 22
TWO SIDES. Article 24
SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND THEIR PEACEFUL SOLUTION. Article 26
THE WOMEN OF OUR TIME. Article 30
GERARD MONTAGU; Article 32
THE ENCHANTED ISLE OF THE SEA. Article 35
CONTEMPORARY LETTERS ON THE FRENCH REVOLUTION. Article 37
LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOUR. Article 39
RETURN OF THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION. Article 40
A MEMORY. Article 41
DURHAM CATHEDRAL. Article 42
TRIFLES. Article 45
OLD GREGORY'S GHOST: Article 45
FURNESS ABBEY. Article 49
THE DAYS TO COME. Article 50
GRUMBLE NOT, BROTHER. Article 51
THE ORIGIN AND REFERENCES OF THE HERMESIAN SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY. Article 51
A Review. Article 54
FREEMASONRY! Article 59
POETS' CORNER. Article 59
PARIS RESTAURANTS. Article 63
MASONIC CENTENNIAL SONG. Article 65
THE MASONIC PHILOSOPHY. Article 65
FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE. Article 67
LOST. Article 70
AN ESSAY ON EPITAPHS. Article 71
A PARABLE. Article 74
ADDRESS OF P.G.M. BRO. HON. RICHARD VAUX, AT CENTENNIAL OF AMERICAN UNION LODGE. Article 75
SHORT IS THE WAY. Article 76
ADDRESS OF THE GRAND MASTER, J. H. GRAHAM, L.L.D., &c. Article 77
A PAGE FROM LIFE'S BOOK. Article 81
Correspondence. Article 82
REUNION. Article 85
ADDRESS OF THE V. H. AND E. SIR KT. COL. W. J. B. MACLEOD MOORE, OF THE GRAND CROSS OF THE TEMPLE, GRAND PRIOR OF THE DOMINION OF CANADA, Article 86
MASONRY EVERYWHERE. Article 93
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART. Article 93
ARE THE CHILDREN AT HOME. Article 97
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Address Of The V. H. And E. Sir Kt. Col. W. J. B. Macleod Moore, Of The Grand Cross Of The Temple, Grand Prior Of The Dominion Of Canada,

pose the Temple Order has in view , or what it is incumbent , in conformity with our professions , that we should do . We , who call ourselves " Soldiers of the Cross , " surely have a higher aim and far different mission than that of vain shows

and public display . Our professions call upon us unmistakeably to do something that will redound to the glory of God and to the assistance and happiness of our fellow men . In short , every Preceptory should be a place where the poor , the needy , the sick and the oppressed can look for relief , sympathy and assistance . Let our Preceptories spend but little in

decorations and entertainments , in order that there may be funds to spare for those purposes , then the object of the founders of these great Christian orders will be accomplished , and our order be doing something worthy of remembrance . Without such aims we are nothing , our

Christianity is but dust and ashes , our boasted chivalry as rust . Fratres ! Knights of the Temple ! with all loyalty to our gracious Queen and Grand Master , whom God preserve , I am ever , in the bonds of the order ,

Faithfully yours , W . J . B . MACLEOD MOORE , G . C . T ., Great Prior of Canada .

Masonry Everywhere.

MASONRY EVERYWHERE .

ON the broad arch'd sky , when the Queen of Night Goes forth in robes of peerless white ; Or the sun breaks out from his golden shroud , When the storm has passed on the thunder

cloud ; Mid the starry host , when they wander forth As sentinels bright o ' er the sleeping earth ; Where the comets wander through fields of air ,

On their lonely rounds , there is Masonry there . Abroad on the waves of the deep blue sea , Where the tempests sport in their wildest glee ;

Masonry Everywhere.

And the wild albatross m its far-off home , Like a storm-king sits on the wild sea foam : Or the placid waves of the rolling deep Have quieted down in their Summer ' s sleep , And these amancalm'd ' neath the tropic ' s

, , glare , Woos the cooling breeze—there is Masonry there . In the curtained halls of the lofty lord , Where the jewels and wealth of the world

are stored ; In the poor man ' s cot by some silent stream , Where the wild wood stands in its spreading green ; On the mountain ' s brow , in the balmy deep , In the throbbing pulseor on beauty ' s

, cheek , In the insect ' s home , in the lion ' s lair , On earth , sea , or sky—there is Masonry there . Masonic Record .

Notes On Literature, Science And Art.

NOTES ON LITERATURE , SCIENCE AND ART .

BY BRO . GEORGE MARKHAM TWEDDELL , Fellow of the Royal Society of Northern Antiquaries , Copenhagen ; Corresponding Member of the Royal Historical Society , London ; Honorary Member of the Manchester Literary Club , and of the Whitby literary and Philosophical Society , & c , & c .

PROFESSOR BROWN , of the Ontario Government Model Farm at Guel ph , ( a similar institution to the one at Cirencester , ) has forwarded to Canada a choice selection of bulls , cows , sheep , and swine , of the best breedsfrom England and Scotland .

, The " Times" informs us that "the South African International and Intercolonial Exhibition will be opened at Cape Town on February 15 , 1877 . The building will be in the gardens of the Masonic Lodge of the Goede Hoop , adjoining the House of

Assembly . The land has been freely placed at the disposal of the committee by the ancient and wealthy Lodge of Freemasons to whom it belongs . Like everything which tends to draw closer the bonds of union between the several Governments

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