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Naming The Baby.

the beauty of the service , and the silvery tones of the good bishop , I am afraid that my eyes kept Avandoring where stood that most-, demure and comely of godmothers , soothing ihe Ride bnite . if ii i-.- . uld br

soothed , with smiles whie ' b yrore invahiable , aud with attentions \ vh . i .-h . were most delightful . But I fear that I am getting sentimental . The excellent Bishop hesitated a little at St . Julian , it Avas someAvhat of a strain upon his Protestant princiles

p , but he at leng th named the shrieking baby Athelstan Brian St . Julian , and gave it back somewhat hastily to Sybilla , Avho equa'l y hastily , and , 1 thought , with no little satisfaction , consigned it at once to the care of the venerable maid .

I hope that Athelstan Brian St . Julian Avill behave better in after years , for not only did he forcibl y yell all through the beautiful service , but he kicked the kind Bishop with the greatest energy . Still the sacred ceremony was

overanother little Neophyte Avas admitted into the great army of the faithful , and if ( true type of human life ) , its career began in tears , let us hope that in its after struggles it may one day yet " reap in joy . " I said to Sybilla after the service"

, you seemed to have hard work to hold the baby . " "Oh , yes , " she replied , "the little varlet Avas like most men in general , they never know Avhen they are well off . But to tell you the truth , I don ' t often officiate , as I ahvays think ' maiden aunts' i-. nd women

of a ' certain age' make the best godmothers . " " Nobody could do it better , or look it better than you , " I observed , " and I think that the baby , as everybody else thought , Avas very lucky , young cub , to bo so petted and taken care of . " And then Ave

adjourned to the hospitable mansion of Mr . and Mrs . Baliol , Avhere we wished life , happiness , and prosperit y to the youthful Athelstan , to the tAvo grandfathers aud grandmothers , to Front de Bceuf , and to Juliana , to the good Bishop , and above all to the young Christian ' s fair and fascinating godmother . TlIEOPHlLUS ToiILIUSOX .

Grand Priory Of Canada.

GRAND PRIORY OF CANADA .

( Continued from page 220 . ) Address of the V . II . and E . Sir Kt . Col W . J . B . MCLEOD MOORE , Grand Cross

of the Temple , Grand Prior of the Dominion of Canada . Delivered to the Sir Knights assembled in Grand Priory at the Masonic Temple , Ottawa , on the irith Orfoher . A . D . 1874 .

iSoriiO ot the best Masonic auciiomies ,- ;; the oveftont uav rep ' . uhferO ine eiaiie . ot the Order to be considered the legitimate tie-:. cendauts of the Templars of the Crusades , asserting our order Avas first introduced from the continent of Europe in the middle of the last century , Avhen it is Avell known

the old military orders of the knighthood were much prized iu the so sailed higher degrees of Freemasonry , and which led to the formation of Masonic degree of knighthood , the names and historical legends being identical with these old Orders . In this

I . cannot entirely agree , as I think there appears sufficient evidence to shew that the Templar Order was never entirely suppressed , and that their legitimacy has been preserved and handed down to the present time by their connection Avith other orders

of knighthood and the Masonic society ; for so far as can be collected from Masonic history and tradition , aud tradition must not be entirety set aside , an intimate connection had long existed between the Chivalric Templars and Freemasonry

represented by the travelling Guilds or Societies AVIIO worked in stone and Avood , and AVIIO , under the direction of the ecclesiastical class , the chaplains or clerks of theTemplars , constructed the magnificent architectural and engineering Avorks that still exist in Asia and Europe , the admiration of all who behold them .

It is a mistake to suppose that the dropping of the Avord " Masonic " can be held as in any way altering the connection between the Order and Freemasonry . It is not inserted in the title of the Orders in Ireland , Scotland , or the United States , and it may not be known that the name

" Masonic Knight Templar " Avas first used at the revival in 1846 on the installation of Sir Knight Charles Keinys Kemys Tynte as Grand Master and successor to H . R . H . the Duke of Sussex , when also the control of the " Rose Croix" and

Kadosh degrees , formerly given in Templar Encampments Avas surrendered to the " Ancient and Accepted Rite " a short time previously introduced from the Un ited States of America . At this revival of the Temple , neAV statutes , as well as changes in

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Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 1
CRYPT OF YORK MINSTER, Article 2
IS POPE PIUS IX. A FREEMASON? Article 3
ANOTHER NEW YEAR. Article 7
WAITING FOR HER—A MESMERISTS' STORY. Article 7
ANTIQUITY OF MASONRY. Article 12
MY BOOKS. Article 13
NAMING THE BABY. Article 14
GRAND PRIORY OF CANADA. Article 16
A PLACE IN THE LODGE FOR ME. Article 18
RUDDER GRANGE. Article 18
WHAT GOOD ? Article 22
VAIN REGRETS. Article 23
MASONIC JOURNALISM. Article 24
THE OLD TYLER. Article 26
PARTING GREETING. Article 27
THE TRUE MISSION OF FREEMASONRY. Article 28
INFLUENCE OF MASONRY. Article 29
HAIL! Article 31
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 31
Chippings. Article 32
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Naming The Baby.

the beauty of the service , and the silvery tones of the good bishop , I am afraid that my eyes kept Avandoring where stood that most-, demure and comely of godmothers , soothing ihe Ride bnite . if ii i-.- . uld br

soothed , with smiles whie ' b yrore invahiable , aud with attentions \ vh . i .-h . were most delightful . But I fear that I am getting sentimental . The excellent Bishop hesitated a little at St . Julian , it Avas someAvhat of a strain upon his Protestant princiles

p , but he at leng th named the shrieking baby Athelstan Brian St . Julian , and gave it back somewhat hastily to Sybilla , Avho equa'l y hastily , and , 1 thought , with no little satisfaction , consigned it at once to the care of the venerable maid .

I hope that Athelstan Brian St . Julian Avill behave better in after years , for not only did he forcibl y yell all through the beautiful service , but he kicked the kind Bishop with the greatest energy . Still the sacred ceremony was

overanother little Neophyte Avas admitted into the great army of the faithful , and if ( true type of human life ) , its career began in tears , let us hope that in its after struggles it may one day yet " reap in joy . " I said to Sybilla after the service"

, you seemed to have hard work to hold the baby . " "Oh , yes , " she replied , "the little varlet Avas like most men in general , they never know Avhen they are well off . But to tell you the truth , I don ' t often officiate , as I ahvays think ' maiden aunts' i-. nd women

of a ' certain age' make the best godmothers . " " Nobody could do it better , or look it better than you , " I observed , " and I think that the baby , as everybody else thought , Avas very lucky , young cub , to bo so petted and taken care of . " And then Ave

adjourned to the hospitable mansion of Mr . and Mrs . Baliol , Avhere we wished life , happiness , and prosperit y to the youthful Athelstan , to the tAvo grandfathers aud grandmothers , to Front de Bceuf , and to Juliana , to the good Bishop , and above all to the young Christian ' s fair and fascinating godmother . TlIEOPHlLUS ToiILIUSOX .

Grand Priory Of Canada.

GRAND PRIORY OF CANADA .

( Continued from page 220 . ) Address of the V . II . and E . Sir Kt . Col W . J . B . MCLEOD MOORE , Grand Cross

of the Temple , Grand Prior of the Dominion of Canada . Delivered to the Sir Knights assembled in Grand Priory at the Masonic Temple , Ottawa , on the irith Orfoher . A . D . 1874 .

iSoriiO ot the best Masonic auciiomies ,- ;; the oveftont uav rep ' . uhferO ine eiaiie . ot the Order to be considered the legitimate tie-:. cendauts of the Templars of the Crusades , asserting our order Avas first introduced from the continent of Europe in the middle of the last century , Avhen it is Avell known

the old military orders of the knighthood were much prized iu the so sailed higher degrees of Freemasonry , and which led to the formation of Masonic degree of knighthood , the names and historical legends being identical with these old Orders . In this

I . cannot entirely agree , as I think there appears sufficient evidence to shew that the Templar Order was never entirely suppressed , and that their legitimacy has been preserved and handed down to the present time by their connection Avith other orders

of knighthood and the Masonic society ; for so far as can be collected from Masonic history and tradition , aud tradition must not be entirety set aside , an intimate connection had long existed between the Chivalric Templars and Freemasonry

represented by the travelling Guilds or Societies AVIIO worked in stone and Avood , and AVIIO , under the direction of the ecclesiastical class , the chaplains or clerks of theTemplars , constructed the magnificent architectural and engineering Avorks that still exist in Asia and Europe , the admiration of all who behold them .

It is a mistake to suppose that the dropping of the Avord " Masonic " can be held as in any way altering the connection between the Order and Freemasonry . It is not inserted in the title of the Orders in Ireland , Scotland , or the United States , and it may not be known that the name

" Masonic Knight Templar " Avas first used at the revival in 1846 on the installation of Sir Knight Charles Keinys Kemys Tynte as Grand Master and successor to H . R . H . the Duke of Sussex , when also the control of the " Rose Croix" and

Kadosh degrees , formerly given in Templar Encampments Avas surrendered to the " Ancient and Accepted Rite " a short time previously introduced from the Un ited States of America . At this revival of the Temple , neAV statutes , as well as changes in

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