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Masonic Missions.

classifying them . When wo consider how few men there are ill this country widely acquainted with English and foreign Masonic literature , printed and MSS ,, and with its oral traditions and its practice , and then , how few of these have the literary training and the time aud opportunity to qualify them for the requisite critical labours—we may

feel convinced that the task Bro . Binckes has proposed is a difficult one , and his motion premature , as we have pronounced it . Within a few years , with the men now joining the Order , and more and better opportunities of acquiring knowledge , we trust many will be found competent to effect the laudable design Bro . Binckes has taken in hand .

At present we do not wish the Grand Lodge of England to be made as preposterous as some of the American Grand Lodges .

Priestly Intolerance.

PRIESTLY INTOLERANCE .

BUT a very short space of time has elapsed since we had occasion to notice an . ebullition of priestl y spleen displayed by the most reverend . Archbishop Culleu iu bis last Lenten Pastoral . In that very singular production , tho Masonic Order was stigmatized b y the archiopiscopal pen as a secret society of the same character with the atrocious Ribbon associations which have for so many years been a curse

to the sister island ; and the pursuits of the Craft were classed with tho infamy of drunkenness and the " immorality" of the polka and such like indecent and heretical saltatory evolutions . All persons affiliated to Freemasonry , or who iu any way countenance its atrocities , were , by this benevolent Christian "Father in God , " informed that they aro

excluded from the pale of Holy Church , and all the ri ghts , privileges , aud hereditaments thereunto appertaining ; and we have little doubt that when the archbishop can again spare sufficient time from his hol y avocations to resume the goosequill on the subject of those offenders against reli gion and decency , he will excommunicate the whole brotherhood , and perhaps , even , proceed withheld , book , and candle to objurgate the Masons—aprons , banquets and all—in the same way that a

former hierarch banned the poor little jackdaw at Rheims , and thus dispose of Freemasonry satisfactorily , at once and for over . Stimulated by the example of this redoubtable leader , some of the subalterns in the papal legions have since been endeavouring to reap laurels in the same field ; and in the north of England the brazen ,

trumpet has been lately sounded with a warlike twang , At New-

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MASONIC MISSIONS. Article 1
PRIESTLY INTOLERANCE. Article 11
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 16
HUMAN LIFE Article 19
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 20
BRO. WARREN AND THE GRAND LODGE CLUB. Article 22
REFORMED MASONIC ORDER OF MEMPHIS. Article 23
"JUSTITIA" AND THE OBSERVER FACTION. Article 26
ALLEGED DISCOURTESY TO BRETHREN FROM ABROAD. Article 26
MASONIC MEMS. Article 28
PROVINCIAL. Article 35
MARK MASONRY. Article 41
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 41
IRELAND. Article 42
SOUTH AUSTRALIA. Article 42
THE WEEK. Article 43
NOTICES. Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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Masonic Missions.

classifying them . When wo consider how few men there are ill this country widely acquainted with English and foreign Masonic literature , printed and MSS ,, and with its oral traditions and its practice , and then , how few of these have the literary training and the time aud opportunity to qualify them for the requisite critical labours—we may

feel convinced that the task Bro . Binckes has proposed is a difficult one , and his motion premature , as we have pronounced it . Within a few years , with the men now joining the Order , and more and better opportunities of acquiring knowledge , we trust many will be found competent to effect the laudable design Bro . Binckes has taken in hand .

At present we do not wish the Grand Lodge of England to be made as preposterous as some of the American Grand Lodges .

Priestly Intolerance.

PRIESTLY INTOLERANCE .

BUT a very short space of time has elapsed since we had occasion to notice an . ebullition of priestl y spleen displayed by the most reverend . Archbishop Culleu iu bis last Lenten Pastoral . In that very singular production , tho Masonic Order was stigmatized b y the archiopiscopal pen as a secret society of the same character with the atrocious Ribbon associations which have for so many years been a curse

to the sister island ; and the pursuits of the Craft were classed with tho infamy of drunkenness and the " immorality" of the polka and such like indecent and heretical saltatory evolutions . All persons affiliated to Freemasonry , or who iu any way countenance its atrocities , were , by this benevolent Christian "Father in God , " informed that they aro

excluded from the pale of Holy Church , and all the ri ghts , privileges , aud hereditaments thereunto appertaining ; and we have little doubt that when the archbishop can again spare sufficient time from his hol y avocations to resume the goosequill on the subject of those offenders against reli gion and decency , he will excommunicate the whole brotherhood , and perhaps , even , proceed withheld , book , and candle to objurgate the Masons—aprons , banquets and all—in the same way that a

former hierarch banned the poor little jackdaw at Rheims , and thus dispose of Freemasonry satisfactorily , at once and for over . Stimulated by the example of this redoubtable leader , some of the subalterns in the papal legions have since been endeavouring to reap laurels in the same field ; and in the north of England the brazen ,

trumpet has been lately sounded with a warlike twang , At New-

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