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Notice.
NOTICE .
The Editor requests that all communications may be sent to him at 74-5 , Great Queen-street , Lincoln ' s-Inn Fields , by the 20 th of each month at Latest , to insure their insertion .
Some Subscribers having experienced a difficulty in obtaining the Magazine regularly , we beg to inform them , that in future the Freemasons' Monthly Magazine and Masonic Mirror will be sent direct , for twelve months , to . any address , at the commencement of each month , upon receipt of an Order upon the General Post-Office , Charing-cross , for 10 s . 6 d ., payable to Mr . Henry George Warren , 2 , Red Lion-court , Fleet-street , by whom the same will be acknowledged .
To Correspondents.
TO CORRESPONDENTS .
" The Donoaster Gazette . "—We thank our contemporary for the many kindly notices which have appeared of our efforts . In the last notice , however , we find the following remarks : — " In the Notices to Correspondents the editor has omitted to give his reasons for burking articles sent for insertion , whilst others
of a similar character are given , but possessing probably less interest . " We shall be glad to be informed what article we have burked , as we are altogether ignorant to what the editor alludes . He must know that from our necessarily extensive correspondence , we must exercise a discretion in the insertion or non-insertion of communications ; but we certainly disclaim all favouritism in the manner in which we conduct the Magazine .
" Juvenis . "—Earl Stanhope is not a PfG . M . We do not even know that he is a Mason . " W . M ., No . 435 . "—If you do not get your Magazine at the same time as the other periodicals , it is the fault of your bookseller . Order it of some one else , or send us your subscription in advance : we will take care you get it . " J . Gr . " Oldham . —Seven days' notice by summons must be given of the proposition of a Brother for exaltation before he can be balloted for .
"P . B . / Chester , is thanked for his communications . That of last month did not come to hand . The Emperor of the French is generally understood to have been initiated into the Order in the United States , but we have no authentic record of such an event . Our Bristol friend is thanked for his account of the meeting of the Knights Templar Camp of Antiquity at Bath , but he would add to the obligation in future by letting us have his communications a little nearer the date of the transactions he records .
" St . John ' s Lodge , " Stockport . —In our last , Bro . Henry Booth was erroneously described at Prov . G . Treasurer instead of Prov . G . Tyler . l < Justitia . "—We regret the length of our valued correspondent ' s communication prevents its insertion in the present crowded state of our columns : we must therefore postpone it .
"Bro . W . Wigginton . "—We beg to thank your Lodge and yourself for the kind invitation forwarded to us , and for the communication you have sent . Want of time forbids our acceptance of the first , but we shall always make space for the second . Cuiuoso asks whether it is true that Bro . Parkinson is a member of the Board of General Purposes ? Whether he supplies the candles to Grand Lodge ? And
whether he audits his own accounts ? To the two first questions we cun answer in the affirmative ; as regards the third , we can only say that we should think Bro . Parkinson would leave that duty to other members of the Board . Prom what we have heard of the Grand Lodge Audit , we can only pronounce it to be a disgraceful scramble ; the accounts being got rid of as soon as possible by the pleasant announcement Dinner is on the the table . "
Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.
Notice.
NOTICE .
The Editor requests that all communications may be sent to him at 74-5 , Great Queen-street , Lincoln ' s-Inn Fields , by the 20 th of each month at Latest , to insure their insertion .
Some Subscribers having experienced a difficulty in obtaining the Magazine regularly , we beg to inform them , that in future the Freemasons' Monthly Magazine and Masonic Mirror will be sent direct , for twelve months , to . any address , at the commencement of each month , upon receipt of an Order upon the General Post-Office , Charing-cross , for 10 s . 6 d ., payable to Mr . Henry George Warren , 2 , Red Lion-court , Fleet-street , by whom the same will be acknowledged .
To Correspondents.
TO CORRESPONDENTS .
" The Donoaster Gazette . "—We thank our contemporary for the many kindly notices which have appeared of our efforts . In the last notice , however , we find the following remarks : — " In the Notices to Correspondents the editor has omitted to give his reasons for burking articles sent for insertion , whilst others
of a similar character are given , but possessing probably less interest . " We shall be glad to be informed what article we have burked , as we are altogether ignorant to what the editor alludes . He must know that from our necessarily extensive correspondence , we must exercise a discretion in the insertion or non-insertion of communications ; but we certainly disclaim all favouritism in the manner in which we conduct the Magazine .
" Juvenis . "—Earl Stanhope is not a PfG . M . We do not even know that he is a Mason . " W . M ., No . 435 . "—If you do not get your Magazine at the same time as the other periodicals , it is the fault of your bookseller . Order it of some one else , or send us your subscription in advance : we will take care you get it . " J . Gr . " Oldham . —Seven days' notice by summons must be given of the proposition of a Brother for exaltation before he can be balloted for .
"P . B . / Chester , is thanked for his communications . That of last month did not come to hand . The Emperor of the French is generally understood to have been initiated into the Order in the United States , but we have no authentic record of such an event . Our Bristol friend is thanked for his account of the meeting of the Knights Templar Camp of Antiquity at Bath , but he would add to the obligation in future by letting us have his communications a little nearer the date of the transactions he records .
" St . John ' s Lodge , " Stockport . —In our last , Bro . Henry Booth was erroneously described at Prov . G . Treasurer instead of Prov . G . Tyler . l < Justitia . "—We regret the length of our valued correspondent ' s communication prevents its insertion in the present crowded state of our columns : we must therefore postpone it .
"Bro . W . Wigginton . "—We beg to thank your Lodge and yourself for the kind invitation forwarded to us , and for the communication you have sent . Want of time forbids our acceptance of the first , but we shall always make space for the second . Cuiuoso asks whether it is true that Bro . Parkinson is a member of the Board of General Purposes ? Whether he supplies the candles to Grand Lodge ? And
whether he audits his own accounts ? To the two first questions we cun answer in the affirmative ; as regards the third , we can only say that we should think Bro . Parkinson would leave that duty to other members of the Board . Prom what we have heard of the Grand Lodge Audit , we can only pronounce it to be a disgraceful scramble ; the accounts being got rid of as soon as possible by the pleasant announcement Dinner is on the the table . "