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believed , by fire . Tho Graud Lodge subsequently granted a warrant of confirmation . Unavoidable circumstances prevented the brethren from meeting on the . 17 th of March in this year , so it was agreed we should meet on this clay , the 6 th of June . AA o have to congratulate ourselves that at tho end of one hundred years this Lodge is wealthy , prosperous , and happy . From humble beginnings she has obtained a position which demands and justly receives distinction and consideration in our province . By the permission of Almighty God , we hope our method of

working shall at all times receive the sanction of the highest authorities , and meet -ivith the general approbation of the Craft . "Whilst each succeeding Master shall have wisdom to describe the duties of the brethren aud knowledge to instruct them with accuracy and zeal ; whilst each Mason shall iu the sincerity of our teaching fear ancl obey the commands of the great Geometrician of the universe ; whilst they are all true aud faithful to each other , not only professing but practising the sacred dictates of our Order , we may hope to have the last judgment in our favour ; to claim an everlasting kingdom as our inheritance ; aud to join a continued brotherhood where the world's grand Architect lives and reigns for ever . " The following ode was then sung : —

" Almighty Sire , our heavenly King , Before whose sacred name we bend , Accept the praises which we sing , And to our humble prayer attend . All hail , great Architect divine , The universal world is thine . " On thy omnipotence we rest ,

Secure of thy protection here , And hope hereafter to be blest AAlien we have left this world of care . All hail , & c . ' ' Inspire us with thy grace divine ; Thy sacred law our guide shall be ; To every good our hearts incline , From every evil keep us free . All hail , " & c .

After a few words , asking for blessings on the Lodge , the following anthem was given : — " Behold how good a thing it is . And how becoming well , For brethren , such as Masons are , In unity to dwell . " Oh I 'tis like ointment on the beard

, Or clew on Sion ' s hill ; For there the Lord of Hosts hath said Peace shall be with you still . " The Chaplain then delivered the following prayer : — "All glorious and almighty Creator of the universe , Author of all good aud the giver of ail mercy , pour down ou us the sanctity of thy blessing , so that in our hour of trial we fail not . 0 ive us power to assist our brethren in their time of needand when we shall have passed .

, through the valley of the shadow of dentil , allow us to enjoy and receive thy mercy . AVe know the best amongst men aro not without faults ; and we have been most truly taught that wealth , pride , and beauty are valueless , when nature has paid her last debt . AVe can see in every one only a brother or sister of the dust-, aud . have learnt that in the grave all distinctions of rank are levelled . May we , therefore , so perform our allotted task whilst it be day , that we may hereafter receive the reward which thou hast instructed thy divinely inspired servants to

declare shall be to every faithful servant his just due . " The AV . M . — "Except the Lord build the house they labour in vain that build ii , Except the Lord keep the city the watchman wnkcth but in vain .

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MASONIC MISSIONS. Article 1
THE ILLUMINATI.—II. Article 7
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 13
MASONRY IN AMERICA. Article 18
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS. Article 23
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 26
" MASONIC MISSIONS." Article 27
"JUSTITIA" AND BRO. GARROD. Article 29
THE EARTH'S STARS. Article 30
MASONIC MEMS. Article 31
PROVINCIAL. Article 33
ROYAL ARCH. Article 41
THE WEEK. Article 42
Obituary. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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believed , by fire . Tho Graud Lodge subsequently granted a warrant of confirmation . Unavoidable circumstances prevented the brethren from meeting on the . 17 th of March in this year , so it was agreed we should meet on this clay , the 6 th of June . AA o have to congratulate ourselves that at tho end of one hundred years this Lodge is wealthy , prosperous , and happy . From humble beginnings she has obtained a position which demands and justly receives distinction and consideration in our province . By the permission of Almighty God , we hope our method of

working shall at all times receive the sanction of the highest authorities , and meet -ivith the general approbation of the Craft . "Whilst each succeeding Master shall have wisdom to describe the duties of the brethren aud knowledge to instruct them with accuracy and zeal ; whilst each Mason shall iu the sincerity of our teaching fear ancl obey the commands of the great Geometrician of the universe ; whilst they are all true aud faithful to each other , not only professing but practising the sacred dictates of our Order , we may hope to have the last judgment in our favour ; to claim an everlasting kingdom as our inheritance ; aud to join a continued brotherhood where the world's grand Architect lives and reigns for ever . " The following ode was then sung : —

" Almighty Sire , our heavenly King , Before whose sacred name we bend , Accept the praises which we sing , And to our humble prayer attend . All hail , great Architect divine , The universal world is thine . " On thy omnipotence we rest ,

Secure of thy protection here , And hope hereafter to be blest AAlien we have left this world of care . All hail , & c . ' ' Inspire us with thy grace divine ; Thy sacred law our guide shall be ; To every good our hearts incline , From every evil keep us free . All hail , " & c .

After a few words , asking for blessings on the Lodge , the following anthem was given : — " Behold how good a thing it is . And how becoming well , For brethren , such as Masons are , In unity to dwell . " Oh I 'tis like ointment on the beard

, Or clew on Sion ' s hill ; For there the Lord of Hosts hath said Peace shall be with you still . " The Chaplain then delivered the following prayer : — "All glorious and almighty Creator of the universe , Author of all good aud the giver of ail mercy , pour down ou us the sanctity of thy blessing , so that in our hour of trial we fail not . 0 ive us power to assist our brethren in their time of needand when we shall have passed .

, through the valley of the shadow of dentil , allow us to enjoy and receive thy mercy . AVe know the best amongst men aro not without faults ; and we have been most truly taught that wealth , pride , and beauty are valueless , when nature has paid her last debt . AVe can see in every one only a brother or sister of the dust-, aud . have learnt that in the grave all distinctions of rank are levelled . May we , therefore , so perform our allotted task whilst it be day , that we may hereafter receive the reward which thou hast instructed thy divinely inspired servants to

declare shall be to every faithful servant his just due . " The AV . M . — "Except the Lord build the house they labour in vain that build ii , Except the Lord keep the city the watchman wnkcth but in vain .

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