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Robert Thomas Crucefix, Ll.D., P.S.G.D.

se . it , we may state what Bro . Crucifix actually did , and leave it for a later period to enter into the merits of what he achieved . Iu 1835 , he , by dint of great exertion succeeded in altering the Constitutions of the Board of General Purposes ; he also effected the addition—it may be said , of two Charities—to those already existing in the Craft , the Asylum for Aged and Decayed Freemasons ancl the Widows' Annuity Fund . Fie may be considered alsoas having

in-, directly contributed to the formation of a third Benevolent Institutionhe originated the FREEMASON ' S QUARTERLY REVIEW , which , though ivith its management and with the spirit of some portions fault has been found , yet was publicly eulogised by the late Earl of Durham , ancl its successor will we trust also deserve the approbation of our Brethren . To him , therefore , the Craft might look , ancl did , as to one whose mind was devoted to its interests , and who zealously laboured , according to

his own opinions , to carry out all he considered an improvement , or likely to prove one , iu the discipline or practice of Freemasonry . Tbis first and introductory part of the Life of tbe late Brother cannot be more properly concluded than by inserting a Chronological Table of those events in his Masonic career which it is proposed to describe more fully , from information gleaned from the best aud most authentic sources , in the succeeding portions of this biography .

1820 . —Initiated in the Burlington Lotlge , then 152 , noiv 113 . 1830 . —Junior Deacon—Honorary member of St . David ' s , Edinburgh—Exalted in the Naval and Military Eoyal Arch Chapter , Edinburgh , by Lord Eobert Kerr—Joined the Bank of England Lodge . 1831 . —Senior Warden of the Bank of England Lodge—Installed a Knight Templar in Edinburgh—Knight Commander in the Grand Conclave of Scotland . —Joined the Emulation ancl Stability Lodges of Improvement—The Lodge of Peace and Harmony—The Chapter of

Fidelity , and the Cross of Christ Encampment , London . J 832 . —Master of the Bank of England Lodge—Senior Warden of the Burlington Lodge—Steward to the Boys' Festival—Grand Steward—Steward to the Girls' Festival—Joined the Grand Stewards' Loclge —Elected on the Board of General Purposes and Finance—Knight Templar Priest , Edinburgh—Third Principal , No . 3—Joined the Lodge of Unions . 1838 . —Master of the Burlington Lodge—Steward to the Festival in honour

of the Grand Master—Ark Mariner—Second Principal , No . 3—Chairman of the Committee of the " Gilkes' Monument "—Joined the Concord , No . 49 . 1834 . —On the Committee to revise the Bye-laws of the Girls' School—Originated the Freemasons' Quarterly Review —On the House Committee , Girls' School—On the Committee of General Purposes of the Eoyal Arch Chapter , on its revival—Re-constituted the Lodge in the Forty-sixth Eegimeut—Masters' and Past Musters'

Clnb—First Principal , No . 3—Master of Concord , No . 10 . 183 S . —Joined the Temple Lodge , No . 118 ; Master of it—Chairman at the Broadfoot Festival—Treasurer of the Asylum for Worthy Aged and Decayed Freemasons , and Trustee , with the Earl of Durham and Brother W . W . Present!—Honorary member cf the Trinosophes , Paris—Grand Procurator from the Grand Conclave of Scotland . 1830 .- —Honorary member of Lodges No . 4 , SO , and 100 , Ireland—Junior Grand Deacon of England—Grand Standard Bearer , Boyal Arch—Vice President of the Board of General Purposes—Chairman at the first Asylum Festival , and at the First Meeting of the " Masonic Offering to the Grand Master "—E . Commander of the Cross of Christ .

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THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY MAGAZINE AND REVIEW. Article 6
CONTENTS. Article 7
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CONTENTS. Article 9
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 10
CONTENTS. Article 11
CONTENTS. Article 12
EKKATUM.—Iii the article on "Baal's Brid... Article 13
THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY MAGAZINE AND REVIEW. Article 14
LEGEND OF THE M.M. DEGREE. Article 18
A HANDFUL OF APHORISMS. Article 22
COUSIN BRIDGET. Article 23
SYMBOLICAL CHARACTER OF MEDIÆVAL HERALDRY AND ITS CONNECTION WITH FREEMASONRY. Article 31
1 Article 32
THE HIDDEN BOND. Article 38
UNIFORMITY. Article 40
POETRY. Article 42
LINES Article 44
THE ALPS. Article 44
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 45
TO THE EDITOR. Article 50
GLASGOW MASONICS. Article 51
OBITUARY. Article 63
ROBERT THOMAS CRUCEFIX, LL.D., P.S.G.D. Article 63
SIR FELIX BOOTH. Article 66
HON. H. A. SAVILLE. Article 66
COLLECTANEA Article 67
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 70
SUPREME GRAND COUNCIL 33°. Article 77
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METROPOLITAN. Article 84
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SCOTLAND. Article 124
IRELAND. Article 128
INDIA. Article 128
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Robert Thomas Crucefix, Ll.D., P.S.G.D.

se . it , we may state what Bro . Crucifix actually did , and leave it for a later period to enter into the merits of what he achieved . Iu 1835 , he , by dint of great exertion succeeded in altering the Constitutions of the Board of General Purposes ; he also effected the addition—it may be said , of two Charities—to those already existing in the Craft , the Asylum for Aged and Decayed Freemasons ancl the Widows' Annuity Fund . Fie may be considered alsoas having

in-, directly contributed to the formation of a third Benevolent Institutionhe originated the FREEMASON ' S QUARTERLY REVIEW , which , though ivith its management and with the spirit of some portions fault has been found , yet was publicly eulogised by the late Earl of Durham , ancl its successor will we trust also deserve the approbation of our Brethren . To him , therefore , the Craft might look , ancl did , as to one whose mind was devoted to its interests , and who zealously laboured , according to

his own opinions , to carry out all he considered an improvement , or likely to prove one , iu the discipline or practice of Freemasonry . Tbis first and introductory part of the Life of tbe late Brother cannot be more properly concluded than by inserting a Chronological Table of those events in his Masonic career which it is proposed to describe more fully , from information gleaned from the best aud most authentic sources , in the succeeding portions of this biography .

1820 . —Initiated in the Burlington Lotlge , then 152 , noiv 113 . 1830 . —Junior Deacon—Honorary member of St . David ' s , Edinburgh—Exalted in the Naval and Military Eoyal Arch Chapter , Edinburgh , by Lord Eobert Kerr—Joined the Bank of England Lodge . 1831 . —Senior Warden of the Bank of England Lodge—Installed a Knight Templar in Edinburgh—Knight Commander in the Grand Conclave of Scotland . —Joined the Emulation ancl Stability Lodges of Improvement—The Lodge of Peace and Harmony—The Chapter of

Fidelity , and the Cross of Christ Encampment , London . J 832 . —Master of the Bank of England Lodge—Senior Warden of the Burlington Lodge—Steward to the Boys' Festival—Grand Steward—Steward to the Girls' Festival—Joined the Grand Stewards' Loclge —Elected on the Board of General Purposes and Finance—Knight Templar Priest , Edinburgh—Third Principal , No . 3—Joined the Lodge of Unions . 1838 . —Master of the Burlington Lodge—Steward to the Festival in honour

of the Grand Master—Ark Mariner—Second Principal , No . 3—Chairman of the Committee of the " Gilkes' Monument "—Joined the Concord , No . 49 . 1834 . —On the Committee to revise the Bye-laws of the Girls' School—Originated the Freemasons' Quarterly Review —On the House Committee , Girls' School—On the Committee of General Purposes of the Eoyal Arch Chapter , on its revival—Re-constituted the Lodge in the Forty-sixth Eegimeut—Masters' and Past Musters'

Clnb—First Principal , No . 3—Master of Concord , No . 10 . 183 S . —Joined the Temple Lodge , No . 118 ; Master of it—Chairman at the Broadfoot Festival—Treasurer of the Asylum for Worthy Aged and Decayed Freemasons , and Trustee , with the Earl of Durham and Brother W . W . Present!—Honorary member cf the Trinosophes , Paris—Grand Procurator from the Grand Conclave of Scotland . 1830 .- —Honorary member of Lodges No . 4 , SO , and 100 , Ireland—Junior Grand Deacon of England—Grand Standard Bearer , Boyal Arch—Vice President of the Board of General Purposes—Chairman at the first Asylum Festival , and at the First Meeting of the " Masonic Offering to the Grand Master "—E . Commander of the Cross of Christ .

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