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name . NowV pray insert this , for my next resource must be the " Mirror ; " and if that declines , I shall be done doubly Brown . We have been long and faithful allies , dear Brother editor , and as you well know , have rejoiced in a triple union , with an entente cordiale , equal to that of the " Red , white , and blue ; " par parenthese , the Turks would have been as well out of the scrimmage , for all the good they have done . They say our noble countrymen and gallant allies have already

given them quarterings , with a motto , compounded of Cockaigne , Caledonian , and Gallic ! " as ~ nafoi . , f I trust my repeating this will be considered no crime ' ere , but if it is , ' ere am I . Well , my dear old Brother gossip , don't think me too communicative , but you know " I wear my heart upon my sleeve for Daws to peck at . " I must now conclude , and yet I seem to have something more to

write . O ! -pmions being all the go , an Arch-angel was expected , but nothing less than a blast of his own trumpet could have raised him . As the Pogmore Almanac would say , " Arl iss be true . " Fraternally yours , dear Brother and Companion , A . F . BIPED .

Masonic Intelligence

MASOMG INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS OF ENGLAND , Quarterly Convocation , February 7 , 1855 . Present . —E . Comp . H . L . Crohn , as Z . ; Frederick Pattison , as H . ; Rev . E . Moore , as J . ; W . H . White , as E . ; John Hervey , as N . ; J . Tombleson , as P . S . ;

B . Dobree , as Asst . Sojr . ; G . W . K . Potter , as Asst . Sojr . ; C . Baumer , P . A . S . ; T . R . White , P . S . B . ; J . Haners , P . S . B . ; J . H . Goldsworthy , P . S . B . ; H . Lloyd , Dir . of Cers . ; B . Gibson , P . Dir . of Cers . ; J . B . King , P . Dir . of Cers . ; T . Parkinson , P . Dir . of Cers . ; Geo . Biggs , P . Dir . of Cers . ; G . Leach , P . Dir . of Cers . The Grand Chapter was opened in ancient and solemn form .

The minutes of the last Quarterly Convocation were read and confirmed . The Report of the Committee of General Purposes , stating the amount of receipts and disbursements of the last quarter , was read and approved , and ordered to be entered on the minutes . A Petition for a new Chapter , to be attached to the Home Lodge , No . 857 , at Birmingham , was read , and the prayer thereof granted . All business being concluded , the Grand Chapter was closed in ancient and solemn form .

< . The Grand Stewards for the approaching Annual Grand Festival , which takes place on Wednesday the 25 th April next , held their first meeting on Tuesday last , when Bro . William P . Scott , No . 2 , was elected President ; Bro . Bobert Warner Wheeler , No . 324 , Treasurer ; Bro , Lewis Solomons , No . 108 , Secretary .

Masonic Charities.

MASONIC CHARITIES .

On Wednesday , January 31 st , 1855 , W . Bro . Geo . W . K . Potter , P . G . D ., in the chair , Seven Petitioners were relieved to the extent of £ 63 . T \ vo other Petitions were ordered to stand over till the next meeting of the Board , for further information .

LODGE OF BENEVOLENCE .

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CONTINENTAL FBEEMASONRY. Article 4
A DISSERTATION ON THE K AND F DEGREE. Article 10
THE LAST RELIC. Article 13
SOMETHING CONCERNING THE TRADESCANTS. Article 15
THE REPORTED ABDUCTION AND DEATH OF MORGAN, IN THE UNITED STATES. Article 21
MASONIC CURIOSITIES. Article 19
SOME REASONS FOR OUR BEING A SECRET ORDER. Article 23
A CANADIAN GRAND LODGE. Article 24
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FKEEMASONS' MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Article 33
MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 34
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE Article 34
FREEMASONRY. Article 25
THE PATBIOTIC FUND. Article 1
HOPE. Article 30
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 31
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 35
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Article 32
TO THE EDITOR OF THE FREEMASONS' MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Article 32
PATRIOTIC FUND. Article 35
METROPOLITAN. Article 36
PROVINCIAL Article 42
INDIA. Article 49
ROYAL ARCH. Article 47
SCOTLAND. Article 48
AMERICA. Article 49
COLONIAL. Article 52
KNIGHT TEMPLARISM. Article 55
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH. Article 56
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 58
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION Article 59
Obituary Article 60
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 62
ERRATUM. Article 64
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name . NowV pray insert this , for my next resource must be the " Mirror ; " and if that declines , I shall be done doubly Brown . We have been long and faithful allies , dear Brother editor , and as you well know , have rejoiced in a triple union , with an entente cordiale , equal to that of the " Red , white , and blue ; " par parenthese , the Turks would have been as well out of the scrimmage , for all the good they have done . They say our noble countrymen and gallant allies have already

given them quarterings , with a motto , compounded of Cockaigne , Caledonian , and Gallic ! " as ~ nafoi . , f I trust my repeating this will be considered no crime ' ere , but if it is , ' ere am I . Well , my dear old Brother gossip , don't think me too communicative , but you know " I wear my heart upon my sleeve for Daws to peck at . " I must now conclude , and yet I seem to have something more to

write . O ! -pmions being all the go , an Arch-angel was expected , but nothing less than a blast of his own trumpet could have raised him . As the Pogmore Almanac would say , " Arl iss be true . " Fraternally yours , dear Brother and Companion , A . F . BIPED .

Masonic Intelligence

MASOMG INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS OF ENGLAND , Quarterly Convocation , February 7 , 1855 . Present . —E . Comp . H . L . Crohn , as Z . ; Frederick Pattison , as H . ; Rev . E . Moore , as J . ; W . H . White , as E . ; John Hervey , as N . ; J . Tombleson , as P . S . ;

B . Dobree , as Asst . Sojr . ; G . W . K . Potter , as Asst . Sojr . ; C . Baumer , P . A . S . ; T . R . White , P . S . B . ; J . Haners , P . S . B . ; J . H . Goldsworthy , P . S . B . ; H . Lloyd , Dir . of Cers . ; B . Gibson , P . Dir . of Cers . ; J . B . King , P . Dir . of Cers . ; T . Parkinson , P . Dir . of Cers . ; Geo . Biggs , P . Dir . of Cers . ; G . Leach , P . Dir . of Cers . The Grand Chapter was opened in ancient and solemn form .

The minutes of the last Quarterly Convocation were read and confirmed . The Report of the Committee of General Purposes , stating the amount of receipts and disbursements of the last quarter , was read and approved , and ordered to be entered on the minutes . A Petition for a new Chapter , to be attached to the Home Lodge , No . 857 , at Birmingham , was read , and the prayer thereof granted . All business being concluded , the Grand Chapter was closed in ancient and solemn form .

< . The Grand Stewards for the approaching Annual Grand Festival , which takes place on Wednesday the 25 th April next , held their first meeting on Tuesday last , when Bro . William P . Scott , No . 2 , was elected President ; Bro . Bobert Warner Wheeler , No . 324 , Treasurer ; Bro , Lewis Solomons , No . 108 , Secretary .

Masonic Charities.

MASONIC CHARITIES .

On Wednesday , January 31 st , 1855 , W . Bro . Geo . W . K . Potter , P . G . D ., in the chair , Seven Petitioners were relieved to the extent of £ 63 . T \ vo other Petitions were ordered to stand over till the next meeting of the Board , for further information .

LODGE OF BENEVOLENCE .

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