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u Enoch ; . "—We entirely agree with you that the Brethren of the Moira Lodge have exercised a wise decision in resolving that the annual festival for their ladies should take place at the London Tavern ; it is a proper and handsome return for the careof their furniture , and the inconvenience to which the hotel-keeper is occasionally put in the busy season , that at a time of year when his house is empty , and a large meeting of the Brethren and friends assemble , he may have his reward in receiving them . Bro . Bathe promises that his entire establishment shall , on that day , be

devoted to the " Moira ; " and as we know what Bro . Bathe can do , we anticipate such an entertainment as the ladies who are so fortunate as to be present will not forget . The W . M . announced the festival is not to be exclusive , and so we are sure that all the Brethren who have acquaintance with No . 109 will endeavour to obtain tickets . ¦ ¦¦ ' '

" Essex . —T | ie Prov . G . M . acknowledges , that being a stronger , he was guided by others in the appointments . We think the Lodge had cause of complaint in a non-resident being placed high in office , when a W . M . of a family of long standing in the Province is overlooked . " S . W . P . "—Freemasons' TAVERN . ~ Messrs . Watson and Co . have seceded

from this establishment , and their successors are the hew firm of George Elkington and Co . Bro . Elkington is , from his Masonic attainments and courtesy of demeanour towards all whom business led to the G . 'Sea ' s Office , well known to the Craft ; and hence , without desiring to depreciate former management , we may safely augur that nothing will be wanting to afford the Brethren every comfort .

" W . Gaylor . "—Our correspondent ' s attention is solicited to the letter in our pages this month from Mr . T . Bittie ; and should his statement be unsatisfactory , Mr . Gaylor had better communicate with that gentleman in Aberdeen . It is our earnest desire to deal fairly by both parties , but we are not the proper instruments of analyzing questions which hinge upon mere dates . " The Early-closing Association . "—We beg to acknowledge the receipt of a statement embodying the principles of this excellent Association , with which we

heartily concur . Souls are sacrificed , bodies impoverished , disaffection to governments and discontent engendered , and the poor wasted atomy of man offered up as a holocaust to Mammon ! We wish the Society every prosperity , and trust that selfishness and avarice will at last be roused by it to remember that each of us is " his brother ' s keeper . " We thank Mr . Lilwall , the Secretary , for drawing our attention to this Institution , and hope that many supporters will visit the Offices , 32 , Ludgate Hill .

" W . P . Mellen . "—We thank our Bro . Editor much for his polite letter and good wishes , and will cause inquiries to he made about the postage . We will also forward the numbers of the Freemasons' Monthly Magazine hej . wishes , and shall be glad to get the proceedings of the G . L . Mississippi , for which we shall willingly pay the expense of transmission . We wish hearty success to the paper he so ably conducts .

" B . G . Steward of No . 21 . —We rejoice in having elicited your encomium , and shall ever be ready to prove our appreciation of praise from such writers as yourself . On all sides we continue to receive testimonies of the Craft to our exertions in its elevation , but if we published your kind letter , it would savour of injustice to hundreds of a similar character , and of egotism in ourselves . We only do o . ur duty , and look to the Brotherhood we desire to serve , for power , under the G . A . O . T . U ., to perform it .

" Broctuna . "—The information with which you intend kindly to present us will be always gratefully accepted , and we hope that you will obtain similar intelligence for our pages from other Lodges .

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METROPOLITAN Article 40
GRAND CONCLAVE, May 11, 1855. Article 42
MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 34
NOTES ON ANTIQUARIAN RESEARCH. Article 13
OUR PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE Article 1
PROVINCIAL Article 44
Untitled Article Article 49
ON THE POLITICAL CONDITION OF THE ENGLISH PEASANTRY DURING THE MIDDLE AGES. Article 22
SURREY ARCHEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. Article 55
THE AZTECS AND THE ERDMANNIGES. Article 27
REVIEWS OF NEW BOOKS Article 30
CORRESPONDENCE Article 31
NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 33
THE LIVING AND THE DEAD. Article 59
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE Article 34
ROYAL FREEMASONS' GIRLS' SCHOOL FESTIVAL. Article 35
ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE STABILITY LODGE OF INSTRUCTION. Article 38
FRANCE. Article 56
COLONIAL. Article 57
AMERICA. Article 59
INDIA Article 57
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR JUNE. Article 60
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 61
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 62
Obituary Article 62
NOTICE. Article 63
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 63
ANIMAL AND HUMAN INSTINCT. Article 7
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u Enoch ; . "—We entirely agree with you that the Brethren of the Moira Lodge have exercised a wise decision in resolving that the annual festival for their ladies should take place at the London Tavern ; it is a proper and handsome return for the careof their furniture , and the inconvenience to which the hotel-keeper is occasionally put in the busy season , that at a time of year when his house is empty , and a large meeting of the Brethren and friends assemble , he may have his reward in receiving them . Bro . Bathe promises that his entire establishment shall , on that day , be

devoted to the " Moira ; " and as we know what Bro . Bathe can do , we anticipate such an entertainment as the ladies who are so fortunate as to be present will not forget . The W . M . announced the festival is not to be exclusive , and so we are sure that all the Brethren who have acquaintance with No . 109 will endeavour to obtain tickets . ¦ ¦¦ ' '

" Essex . —T | ie Prov . G . M . acknowledges , that being a stronger , he was guided by others in the appointments . We think the Lodge had cause of complaint in a non-resident being placed high in office , when a W . M . of a family of long standing in the Province is overlooked . " S . W . P . "—Freemasons' TAVERN . ~ Messrs . Watson and Co . have seceded

from this establishment , and their successors are the hew firm of George Elkington and Co . Bro . Elkington is , from his Masonic attainments and courtesy of demeanour towards all whom business led to the G . 'Sea ' s Office , well known to the Craft ; and hence , without desiring to depreciate former management , we may safely augur that nothing will be wanting to afford the Brethren every comfort .

" W . Gaylor . "—Our correspondent ' s attention is solicited to the letter in our pages this month from Mr . T . Bittie ; and should his statement be unsatisfactory , Mr . Gaylor had better communicate with that gentleman in Aberdeen . It is our earnest desire to deal fairly by both parties , but we are not the proper instruments of analyzing questions which hinge upon mere dates . " The Early-closing Association . "—We beg to acknowledge the receipt of a statement embodying the principles of this excellent Association , with which we

heartily concur . Souls are sacrificed , bodies impoverished , disaffection to governments and discontent engendered , and the poor wasted atomy of man offered up as a holocaust to Mammon ! We wish the Society every prosperity , and trust that selfishness and avarice will at last be roused by it to remember that each of us is " his brother ' s keeper . " We thank Mr . Lilwall , the Secretary , for drawing our attention to this Institution , and hope that many supporters will visit the Offices , 32 , Ludgate Hill .

" W . P . Mellen . "—We thank our Bro . Editor much for his polite letter and good wishes , and will cause inquiries to he made about the postage . We will also forward the numbers of the Freemasons' Monthly Magazine hej . wishes , and shall be glad to get the proceedings of the G . L . Mississippi , for which we shall willingly pay the expense of transmission . We wish hearty success to the paper he so ably conducts .

" B . G . Steward of No . 21 . —We rejoice in having elicited your encomium , and shall ever be ready to prove our appreciation of praise from such writers as yourself . On all sides we continue to receive testimonies of the Craft to our exertions in its elevation , but if we published your kind letter , it would savour of injustice to hundreds of a similar character , and of egotism in ourselves . We only do o . ur duty , and look to the Brotherhood we desire to serve , for power , under the G . A . O . T . U ., to perform it .

" Broctuna . "—The information with which you intend kindly to present us will be always gratefully accepted , and we hope that you will obtain similar intelligence for our pages from other Lodges .

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