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Masonic Missions.

and the thirtieth in the scale of the London Lodges ., To this Lodge many eminent men have belonged , and it has done its share of work in its day . Can we afford to lose an ancient Lodge ? Ought we to lose it ; or rather , ought we not to take especial care for its preservation 1

With a last return made less than ten years ago , there must he brethren of the Lodge now remaining , and its Masonic succession not being lost , measures can the better be taken for its revival . There are many means of doing this , if the Board of General Purposes will take the matter in hand , but once erased it is lost for ever . One mode of doing this is to allow some junior London Lodge to continue

the succession . An old Lodgo should not be admitted to the competition , because then an old Lodge would be missing from the list ; a fair way would be to take a Lodge elating after December , 1849 , then such a Lodge as the Panmure , for instance , No . 1022 , the Westbourne , No . 1035 , or the Belgrave , No . 1051 , might be allowed to make application , but the concession should not be made gratuitously . First . All old members of No . 49 should be admitted as honorary members and allowed to come in as subscribing members at ordinary rates without arrears .

Second . A sum should be paid to the Board of Benevolence . Another way is for the Board of General Purposes to be authorized to restore the Lodge by receiving all brethren who may volunteer to become members of No . 49 , and to take from them a joining fee . ' Wo may observe that tho Koyal Arch Chapter No . 49 , is the Mount Sinai Chapter , which meets at Anderton ' s Hotel . Cannot

the Mount Sinai Chapter do something for the salvation from perdition of Lodge No . 49 ? There is no other London Lodge in the . coiidenuied list . "No . 64 , Howard Lodge of Brotherly Love , Arundel . Date of last returns , March 1836 . " Doomed . Its erasure will get rid of a Lodge dating from 1736 ,

having celebrated its centenary , having had a Eoyal Arch Chapter attached to it ; and deprive Sussex of its third oldest Lodge . Why was the Lodge so named ? After a Duke of Norfolk , one of the earliest Grand Masters in the last century , who in 1731 made presents to Grand Lodge which are commemorated in the calendar ; but this tribute to his Masonic zeal , this Lodge which he founded in his own

domain—because the present duke cares nothing for it , is to be abandoned . We consider it imperative on Grand Lodge to make some efforts for its preservation .

The Lodge at Arundel must have been lost by the negligence of

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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.

and the thirtieth in the scale of the London Lodges ., To this Lodge many eminent men have belonged , and it has done its share of work in its day . Can we afford to lose an ancient Lodge ? Ought we to lose it ; or rather , ought we not to take especial care for its preservation 1

With a last return made less than ten years ago , there must he brethren of the Lodge now remaining , and its Masonic succession not being lost , measures can the better be taken for its revival . There are many means of doing this , if the Board of General Purposes will take the matter in hand , but once erased it is lost for ever . One mode of doing this is to allow some junior London Lodge to continue

the succession . An old Lodgo should not be admitted to the competition , because then an old Lodge would be missing from the list ; a fair way would be to take a Lodge elating after December , 1849 , then such a Lodge as the Panmure , for instance , No . 1022 , the Westbourne , No . 1035 , or the Belgrave , No . 1051 , might be allowed to make application , but the concession should not be made gratuitously . First . All old members of No . 49 should be admitted as honorary members and allowed to come in as subscribing members at ordinary rates without arrears .

Second . A sum should be paid to the Board of Benevolence . Another way is for the Board of General Purposes to be authorized to restore the Lodge by receiving all brethren who may volunteer to become members of No . 49 , and to take from them a joining fee . ' Wo may observe that tho Koyal Arch Chapter No . 49 , is the Mount Sinai Chapter , which meets at Anderton ' s Hotel . Cannot

the Mount Sinai Chapter do something for the salvation from perdition of Lodge No . 49 ? There is no other London Lodge in the . coiidenuied list . "No . 64 , Howard Lodge of Brotherly Love , Arundel . Date of last returns , March 1836 . " Doomed . Its erasure will get rid of a Lodge dating from 1736 ,

having celebrated its centenary , having had a Eoyal Arch Chapter attached to it ; and deprive Sussex of its third oldest Lodge . Why was the Lodge so named ? After a Duke of Norfolk , one of the earliest Grand Masters in the last century , who in 1731 made presents to Grand Lodge which are commemorated in the calendar ; but this tribute to his Masonic zeal , this Lodge which he founded in his own

domain—because the present duke cares nothing for it , is to be abandoned . We consider it imperative on Grand Lodge to make some efforts for its preservation .

The Lodge at Arundel must have been lost by the negligence of

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