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To The Editor.
Lodn-e did not consist of more than three actual members-its former members having either withdrawn or fallen into arrear ; and , althougli application has been made to them , not more than one or two Have returned and paid up their subscrip tions . These three members , however proceeded to elect William Manton , Esq . their Master , and lie has already the satisfaction of presiding at a Lodge of sixteen members , be added at the next monthly
to whose number four more will probably 1 , 1 Biuft is not only the desire of all true lovers of Masonry to add to its members , but also to extend the knowledge of its principles , and cultivate its spirit '; it will therefore be gratifying to your Masonic readers to learn that owing to the unwearied zeal of the Master , and the invaluable and ever ready assistance of Brother George Aarons , an honorary memalike bhis hih Masonic attainments
ber of the Lodge , distinguished y g and his devoted attachment to Masonry , the Lodge has grown m knowledge and become emulous of distinction in all things valuable and praiseworthy in the institution to which they belong . There being no individual of the theatrical profession a member or the Lodge it was thought inappropriate to retain the name , which has been changed , with the approbation of the Grand Master , to the Lodge of Good Report ,
Deeply interested for the honour of my parent Lodge , I regret that it has become the duty of so young and inefficient a Mason as myself , to address you upon this occasion ; but however feebly I may have expassed myself ' I trust the facts I have been instructed to communicate will be deemed by you sufficiently interesting to be made known ; and that the lovers of Masonry will not read with indifference the origin of a Lodge whose members count it their hig hest honour to be thought
worthy to be numbered with the Brethren . I am , sir , very fraternally , Your obedient servant , T . M . Secretary to the Lodge of Coot Report , No . l .-iB . Emnx'a Grand Hotel , Covcnt Garden , 12 th Dee . 103 C .
To The Editor.
TO THE EDITOR .
Sin AND B ROTHER ,-I remember , shortly after I became a Master Mason To have seen in your interesting periodical , remarks by one of KSS « tne want of JU of instructPon m the Royal Arch , which are so amply provided for ™ Cmit Masoiry I could not then understand your correspondent , but I cai «»» ^ f ^ £ his feelino-s . I trust you , sir , will use your influence and induce some loSpMed Companions to open a School of ^ -uct ^ allow to call the attention oi tne
Whi ' e on the subject of the R . A . me powSth " be to tne lamentable discrepancy that g ^ £ ™*»« of this brinch of Masonry in the three kingdoms . Having been lately m I < SI ^ n ^ witki certainty of the great difference between Ae system used there and that of this country ; so rnuch » >* - '* , $ X } difficult to rccotmisc the two modes as belonging to the same Oidei £ Surely , in cieSKin , we should work with something like conformity ! Unailn's Inn , SGtli Nue . l !) 3 l > .
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To The Editor.
Lodn-e did not consist of more than three actual members-its former members having either withdrawn or fallen into arrear ; and , althougli application has been made to them , not more than one or two Have returned and paid up their subscrip tions . These three members , however proceeded to elect William Manton , Esq . their Master , and lie has already the satisfaction of presiding at a Lodge of sixteen members , be added at the next monthly
to whose number four more will probably 1 , 1 Biuft is not only the desire of all true lovers of Masonry to add to its members , but also to extend the knowledge of its principles , and cultivate its spirit '; it will therefore be gratifying to your Masonic readers to learn that owing to the unwearied zeal of the Master , and the invaluable and ever ready assistance of Brother George Aarons , an honorary memalike bhis hih Masonic attainments
ber of the Lodge , distinguished y g and his devoted attachment to Masonry , the Lodge has grown m knowledge and become emulous of distinction in all things valuable and praiseworthy in the institution to which they belong . There being no individual of the theatrical profession a member or the Lodge it was thought inappropriate to retain the name , which has been changed , with the approbation of the Grand Master , to the Lodge of Good Report ,
Deeply interested for the honour of my parent Lodge , I regret that it has become the duty of so young and inefficient a Mason as myself , to address you upon this occasion ; but however feebly I may have expassed myself ' I trust the facts I have been instructed to communicate will be deemed by you sufficiently interesting to be made known ; and that the lovers of Masonry will not read with indifference the origin of a Lodge whose members count it their hig hest honour to be thought
worthy to be numbered with the Brethren . I am , sir , very fraternally , Your obedient servant , T . M . Secretary to the Lodge of Coot Report , No . l .-iB . Emnx'a Grand Hotel , Covcnt Garden , 12 th Dee . 103 C .
To The Editor.
TO THE EDITOR .
Sin AND B ROTHER ,-I remember , shortly after I became a Master Mason To have seen in your interesting periodical , remarks by one of KSS « tne want of JU of instructPon m the Royal Arch , which are so amply provided for ™ Cmit Masoiry I could not then understand your correspondent , but I cai «»» ^ f ^ £ his feelino-s . I trust you , sir , will use your influence and induce some loSpMed Companions to open a School of ^ -uct ^ allow to call the attention oi tne
Whi ' e on the subject of the R . A . me powSth " be to tne lamentable discrepancy that g ^ £ ™*»« of this brinch of Masonry in the three kingdoms . Having been lately m I < SI ^ n ^ witki certainty of the great difference between Ae system used there and that of this country ; so rnuch » >* - '* , $ X } difficult to rccotmisc the two modes as belonging to the same Oidei £ Surely , in cieSKin , we should work with something like conformity ! Unailn's Inn , SGtli Nue . l !) 3 l > .