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United Grand Lodge.
increased , and he trusted the prosperity of the Order would cause his labour still further to increase . He was sure every Brother would agreo with him , that it was their duty as well as their interest to give ample remuneration to the Brother who served them faithfully and well . It was not necessary for him to say more , but in justice to Bro . Elkington it was right he should observe that the proposition
had not , directly or indirectly , or in any way , originated with himself , and he was perfectly ignorant of any intention to make such a proposition . From the office he held it was his duty to know the quantity of labour that was passing in the office , and knowing that , he ( Brother Alston ) had conceived that Brother Elkington ' s remuneration was insufficientand it was his dutyas it had been his
, , pleasure , to suggest the increase in the salary , and it had been received without a dissentient voice ; he therefore now made this motion , which motion being seconded , was carried unanimously . All business being concluded , the Grand Lodge was closed in form and with solemn prayer .
The Charities.
THE CHARITIES .
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CONSECRATION OE THE ASYLUM OF THE EOYAL MASONIC BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION EOR AGED FREEMASONS AND THEIR WIDOWS . THIS novel and highly interesting ceremony took place at Croydon on the 1 st of August last , and was attended by upwards of five hundred of
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United Grand Lodge.
increased , and he trusted the prosperity of the Order would cause his labour still further to increase . He was sure every Brother would agreo with him , that it was their duty as well as their interest to give ample remuneration to the Brother who served them faithfully and well . It was not necessary for him to say more , but in justice to Bro . Elkington it was right he should observe that the proposition
had not , directly or indirectly , or in any way , originated with himself , and he was perfectly ignorant of any intention to make such a proposition . From the office he held it was his duty to know the quantity of labour that was passing in the office , and knowing that , he ( Brother Alston ) had conceived that Brother Elkington ' s remuneration was insufficientand it was his dutyas it had been his
, , pleasure , to suggest the increase in the salary , and it had been received without a dissentient voice ; he therefore now made this motion , which motion being seconded , was carried unanimously . All business being concluded , the Grand Lodge was closed in form and with solemn prayer .
The Charities.
THE CHARITIES .
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CONSECRATION OE THE ASYLUM OF THE EOYAL MASONIC BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION EOR AGED FREEMASONS AND THEIR WIDOWS . THIS novel and highly interesting ceremony took place at Croydon on the 1 st of August last , and was attended by upwards of five hundred of