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" 16 . Ton shall not slander any of your fellows behind their back , to impair either their temporall estate or good name . " 17 . Ton shall not without good cause answer any of your fellows dogedly , or ungodly , but as becometh loving Brethren of the

same . " 18 . Ton shall duly reverence your fellows , prefer them , put them to credit , that the bond of charity and mutual love may augment and continue , and be stable amongst you . " 19 . Ton shall not use any games whatsoever , as cards , dice , tables , and the like , except at seasonable time , for recreation and diverson .

" 20 . Ton shall not frequent any * * house , or be aiding to any of your fellows or others , which will be a great scandall to the science . Ton shall not goe out to drink by night ; if oecation happen that you must goe , you shall not stay till past eight of the clock at night , haveing at least one of your fellows to bear witness what place you goe to , and of your good behaviour , to avoid evil .

" 21 . Tou shall come to the yearly meeting or assembly of Free Masons if you know where its kept ( being within ten miles of the place of your abode ) , submitting to the award of masters and fellows wherein you have ered , to embrace councel , and reproof , and to

make satisfaction , or to defend by order of the king ' s laws . " 22 . Tou shall not make any mould , square , or rule , to mould stones , but such as are allowed by the Eraternity . " 23 . Tou shall receive , cherish , and sett strange fellows at work ,

haveing employment for them , at least a fortnight , and truly pay them their wages ; and if you want work for them you shall relieve them with money to defray their reasonable charges unto the next Lodge . " 24 . Tou shall trulv attend vour work , mind the same , and trulv

make an end thereof , whether it be taken by journey , or otherwise ( if you have your wages and payment truly ) , according to your bargain made with the master and owner thereof . " These articles and charges which I have rehearsed , you shall well , and truly observe , and keep to the utmost of your power , through the aid of Divine grace , so help you Grod , and the contents of this roll . "

Animal And Human Instinct.

ANIMAL AND HUMAN INSTINCT .

( No . I . )

Oun , object in selecting so trite a subject for the pages of our Magazine , is not to copy a few passages from this , that , or the other writer on natural history , for the purpose of patching up an article readable only from the interest of the subject . We propose to go a little deeper into the matter . People admire the sagacity of the dog , and the horse , and the elephant , and call it " a wonderful instinct " vol . i . 2 v

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" WHAT IS MASONRY DOING FOR INTELLECTUAL PROGRESS?"* Article 1
BRO. SIB EDWABD FFRENCH BROMHEAD, BART. Article 72
BRO. JOHN WILLIAM GARTHSIDE. Article 72
BRO. LEWIS SWEETING. Article 72
ANIMAL AND HUMAN INSTINCT. Article 17
METROPOLITAN. Article 42
BIOGRAPHIES OF CELEBRATED MASONS. Article 10
MASONIC CURIOSITIES. Article 13
CONTINENTAL FREEMASONRY. Article 22
SUPREME CONSEIL RIT ECOSSAIS Article 26
SONNET ON MARCH, 1855. Article 27
INTRODUCTORY LECTURE DELIVERED TO LODGE OF UNITY, WAREHAM, DORSET. Article 28
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 32
LIST OF NEW BOOKS Article 35
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 71
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 36
NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 37
MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 38
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 38
Obituary Article 72
PROVINCIAL. Article 44
SCOTLAND. Article 57
COLONIAL. Article 59
INDIA. Article 64
ON THE POLITICAL CONDITION OF THE ENGLISH PEASANTRY DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.* Article 5
CHINA. Article 66
METBOPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTH OF APRIL. Article 68
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 70
THE R.W. BRO. WILLIAM TUCKER Article 72
MISS CREW. Article 73
MRS. GEORGE ROUTLEDGE. Article 73
NOTICE. Article 74
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 74
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" 16 . Ton shall not slander any of your fellows behind their back , to impair either their temporall estate or good name . " 17 . Ton shall not without good cause answer any of your fellows dogedly , or ungodly , but as becometh loving Brethren of the

same . " 18 . Ton shall duly reverence your fellows , prefer them , put them to credit , that the bond of charity and mutual love may augment and continue , and be stable amongst you . " 19 . Ton shall not use any games whatsoever , as cards , dice , tables , and the like , except at seasonable time , for recreation and diverson .

" 20 . Ton shall not frequent any * * house , or be aiding to any of your fellows or others , which will be a great scandall to the science . Ton shall not goe out to drink by night ; if oecation happen that you must goe , you shall not stay till past eight of the clock at night , haveing at least one of your fellows to bear witness what place you goe to , and of your good behaviour , to avoid evil .

" 21 . Tou shall come to the yearly meeting or assembly of Free Masons if you know where its kept ( being within ten miles of the place of your abode ) , submitting to the award of masters and fellows wherein you have ered , to embrace councel , and reproof , and to

make satisfaction , or to defend by order of the king ' s laws . " 22 . Tou shall not make any mould , square , or rule , to mould stones , but such as are allowed by the Eraternity . " 23 . Tou shall receive , cherish , and sett strange fellows at work ,

haveing employment for them , at least a fortnight , and truly pay them their wages ; and if you want work for them you shall relieve them with money to defray their reasonable charges unto the next Lodge . " 24 . Tou shall trulv attend vour work , mind the same , and trulv

make an end thereof , whether it be taken by journey , or otherwise ( if you have your wages and payment truly ) , according to your bargain made with the master and owner thereof . " These articles and charges which I have rehearsed , you shall well , and truly observe , and keep to the utmost of your power , through the aid of Divine grace , so help you Grod , and the contents of this roll . "

Animal And Human Instinct.

ANIMAL AND HUMAN INSTINCT .

( No . I . )

Oun , object in selecting so trite a subject for the pages of our Magazine , is not to copy a few passages from this , that , or the other writer on natural history , for the purpose of patching up an article readable only from the interest of the subject . We propose to go a little deeper into the matter . People admire the sagacity of the dog , and the horse , and the elephant , and call it " a wonderful instinct " vol . i . 2 v

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