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Freemasonry In Sweden.

from foreign countries provided with an authentic certificate and able to prove themselves , and who are made welcome guests . Not so in the higher degrees ; as a general rule none can be admitted without their having been initiated into the Swedish system ; or if they have been made M . M . ' s under another constitution , they

must first abjure all connexion with it before they can be admitted . A special exeaption has been made in favour of Comp . Denton—by Eoyal prerogative—by His Majesty the King of Sweden aud Norway , Solomon ' s enlightened Vicar over the 9 th Province , for his deep research , ready and willing manner , and

earnest endeavours at all times and seasons in promoting true Masonic principles . "It is the earnest desire and wish that brethren will join other countries , so that the link which unites all brethren of whatever nation , rank , or station , will become more firmly united iu one inseparable chain , so that the grand aim at which we are all striving will the sooner become a reality .

The Earl Of Dalhousie And The Grand Mastership Of Scotland.

THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE AND THE GRAND MASTERSHIP OF SCOTLAND .

The following has appeared in the Dundee Courier : — " It may be remembered that at the last election of the Grand Master of Scotland , the Earl of Dalhousie , who was unanimously chosen to fill the throne of the Grand Lodge , signified his intention of retiring from that most distinguished position in November

next . This intimation caused a widespread feeling of regret throughout the brethren of Scotland , for his Lordship has filled the throne with universal acceptance . Accordingly , measures have been taken to represent to bis Lordship the unanimous and cordial desire ofthe brethren that he should still retain

the Grand Mastership ; and with this view , after the meeting of the Grand Lodge in the Court-Room on Thursday , an elegantly illuminated memorial was placed in an ante-room to receive the signatures of the brethren . It was signed by nearly all present on that occasion . We hope that this spontaneous

expression of feeling on the part of the brethren will have its due weight on the ultimate determination of the noble Earl , aud that the Grand Lodge will for another year at least enjoy the presidency of his Lordship . The 'Laird of Roslin' is spoken of as the next Grand Master . ''

Masonic Notes And Queries.

MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES .

THE PRINCE 01 ? WALES . It is strange that the Grand Lodge of Scotland has elected the Prince of Wales Grand ' Patron , while the Grand Lodge of England are asked to make him P . G-. M . Had this demand been made of the Grand 'Lodge of Scotland it would have been intelli gible ,

because in Scotland there is no separate degree in the Craft for the chair , and the P . M . degree is given in the Royal Arch degrees to members who have not regularly passed tbe chair of K . S . Still , our Scotch brethren did not choose to put H . R . H . or themselves in a false and ridiculous attitude . —AN ENGLISH OBSERVES .

MARQUIS OE SALISBURY . The Marquis of Salisbury , who gave his Masonic paraphernalia to Bro .. J . Ross Dagg , was Pro-Grand Master to H . R . H . the Duke of Sussex . When the Earl of Zetland is appointed Pro-G . M . to H . R . H . the Prince of Wales , Bro . Dagg would without doubt

allow the use of the paraphernalia of his Lordshi p ' s esteemed predecessor , the late Marquis of Salisbury . —A . CORRESPONDENT .

LODGE MUSIC . Where can W . Bro . Tounghusband ' s cheap lodge music be obtained ?—W . J . MORMONISM . Masons here have seen with some surprise that a-

portion of the American Masons refused to allow Mormon Masons to join , or Mormon candidates to be admitted into a lodge constituted in Utah city .. This has no sufficient authority , for whatever we may think individually of the claims of the Mormon scriptures , they do not deny the Great Architect of

the Universe or teach Polytheism , and we can no more canvass their details than those of the Koran or the Avesta of the Parsees . If the practice of polygamy be put forward as a plea , then we must reject Jews , Mahometans , and others , who authorize this practice as of divine and moral sanction . — VINDEX .

FEMALE MASONRY IN ITALY . The movement for woman ' s rights has spread to-Italy . Not long since a young and beautiful woman appeared before the Roman Senate , and announced herself to be the last descendant of the Emperors of . the East , living unknown with her father in a valley

in Piedmont ; and , producing documents , she demanded an investigation of her pretensions . The Senate complied with her request , and finally recognised her as the Princess Lascaris-Paleologus , ordering her name to be thus inscribed in the " Book of Gold " at the Capitol . The Princess subsequently went to Florence , where she has now taken a bolder step , and founded a Masonic Lodge for women . — PALL MALL GAZETTE .

BRO . MELVILLE ' S DISCOVERIES . As there has been some discussion about the proper tribunal to which to submit the examination of Bro . Melville's discoveries , and a disinclination of scientific men to undertake such duties , or a repudiation of themI beg to offer a suggestionwith a view of

as-, , sisting Bro . Melville . It appears that his labours are not only astronomical but astrological , and as the astronomers reject the astronomy , I propose the reference of the astrological matters to the London Astrological Society , or rather to their distinguished member , Zadkiel , the author of the celebrated

almanack . Bro . Melville and Zadkiel could begin their conferences with the astrological life of King Charles I ., the decision of Zadkiel to be final .- L . H .

GREEK LODGE . I am desirous of promoting a lodge in London to be worked in modern Greek , and shall be glad of any communications , to be addressed to me at the offices of the Magazine . ALPHA ;

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MASONIC DISCIPLINE.—XVIII. Article 1
BIBLES, &c . Article 3
LODGE MINUTES, ETC.—No. 6. Article 4
FREEMASONRY IN SWEDEN. Article 5
THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE AND THE GRAND MASTERSHIP OF SCOTLAND. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 6
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 8
DECAPITATION OF BRO. MELVILLE. Article 9
MASONIC MEMS Article 9
METROPOLITAN. Article 10
PROVINCIAL. Article 10
SCOTLAND. Article 14
IRELAND. Article 14
CEYLON. Article 15
ROYAL ARCH. Article 17
MARK MASONRY. Article 17
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 17
SOUTHERN STAR LODGE (No. 1158). Article 17
GRAND LODGE OF MARK MASTERS OF ENGLAND AND WALES, Article 17
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, MUSIC, DRAMA, AND THE FINE ARTS. Article 19
MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND. Article 19
LIST OF LODGE, &c., MEETINGS FOR WEEK ENDING 21ST AUGUST, 1869. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Freemasonry In Sweden.

from foreign countries provided with an authentic certificate and able to prove themselves , and who are made welcome guests . Not so in the higher degrees ; as a general rule none can be admitted without their having been initiated into the Swedish system ; or if they have been made M . M . ' s under another constitution , they

must first abjure all connexion with it before they can be admitted . A special exeaption has been made in favour of Comp . Denton—by Eoyal prerogative—by His Majesty the King of Sweden aud Norway , Solomon ' s enlightened Vicar over the 9 th Province , for his deep research , ready and willing manner , and

earnest endeavours at all times and seasons in promoting true Masonic principles . "It is the earnest desire and wish that brethren will join other countries , so that the link which unites all brethren of whatever nation , rank , or station , will become more firmly united iu one inseparable chain , so that the grand aim at which we are all striving will the sooner become a reality .

The Earl Of Dalhousie And The Grand Mastership Of Scotland.

THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE AND THE GRAND MASTERSHIP OF SCOTLAND .

The following has appeared in the Dundee Courier : — " It may be remembered that at the last election of the Grand Master of Scotland , the Earl of Dalhousie , who was unanimously chosen to fill the throne of the Grand Lodge , signified his intention of retiring from that most distinguished position in November

next . This intimation caused a widespread feeling of regret throughout the brethren of Scotland , for his Lordship has filled the throne with universal acceptance . Accordingly , measures have been taken to represent to bis Lordship the unanimous and cordial desire ofthe brethren that he should still retain

the Grand Mastership ; and with this view , after the meeting of the Grand Lodge in the Court-Room on Thursday , an elegantly illuminated memorial was placed in an ante-room to receive the signatures of the brethren . It was signed by nearly all present on that occasion . We hope that this spontaneous

expression of feeling on the part of the brethren will have its due weight on the ultimate determination of the noble Earl , aud that the Grand Lodge will for another year at least enjoy the presidency of his Lordship . The 'Laird of Roslin' is spoken of as the next Grand Master . ''

Masonic Notes And Queries.

MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES .

THE PRINCE 01 ? WALES . It is strange that the Grand Lodge of Scotland has elected the Prince of Wales Grand ' Patron , while the Grand Lodge of England are asked to make him P . G-. M . Had this demand been made of the Grand 'Lodge of Scotland it would have been intelli gible ,

because in Scotland there is no separate degree in the Craft for the chair , and the P . M . degree is given in the Royal Arch degrees to members who have not regularly passed tbe chair of K . S . Still , our Scotch brethren did not choose to put H . R . H . or themselves in a false and ridiculous attitude . —AN ENGLISH OBSERVES .

MARQUIS OE SALISBURY . The Marquis of Salisbury , who gave his Masonic paraphernalia to Bro .. J . Ross Dagg , was Pro-Grand Master to H . R . H . the Duke of Sussex . When the Earl of Zetland is appointed Pro-G . M . to H . R . H . the Prince of Wales , Bro . Dagg would without doubt

allow the use of the paraphernalia of his Lordshi p ' s esteemed predecessor , the late Marquis of Salisbury . —A . CORRESPONDENT .

LODGE MUSIC . Where can W . Bro . Tounghusband ' s cheap lodge music be obtained ?—W . J . MORMONISM . Masons here have seen with some surprise that a-

portion of the American Masons refused to allow Mormon Masons to join , or Mormon candidates to be admitted into a lodge constituted in Utah city .. This has no sufficient authority , for whatever we may think individually of the claims of the Mormon scriptures , they do not deny the Great Architect of

the Universe or teach Polytheism , and we can no more canvass their details than those of the Koran or the Avesta of the Parsees . If the practice of polygamy be put forward as a plea , then we must reject Jews , Mahometans , and others , who authorize this practice as of divine and moral sanction . — VINDEX .

FEMALE MASONRY IN ITALY . The movement for woman ' s rights has spread to-Italy . Not long since a young and beautiful woman appeared before the Roman Senate , and announced herself to be the last descendant of the Emperors of . the East , living unknown with her father in a valley

in Piedmont ; and , producing documents , she demanded an investigation of her pretensions . The Senate complied with her request , and finally recognised her as the Princess Lascaris-Paleologus , ordering her name to be thus inscribed in the " Book of Gold " at the Capitol . The Princess subsequently went to Florence , where she has now taken a bolder step , and founded a Masonic Lodge for women . — PALL MALL GAZETTE .

BRO . MELVILLE ' S DISCOVERIES . As there has been some discussion about the proper tribunal to which to submit the examination of Bro . Melville's discoveries , and a disinclination of scientific men to undertake such duties , or a repudiation of themI beg to offer a suggestionwith a view of

as-, , sisting Bro . Melville . It appears that his labours are not only astronomical but astrological , and as the astronomers reject the astronomy , I propose the reference of the astrological matters to the London Astrological Society , or rather to their distinguished member , Zadkiel , the author of the celebrated

almanack . Bro . Melville and Zadkiel could begin their conferences with the astrological life of King Charles I ., the decision of Zadkiel to be final .- L . H .

GREEK LODGE . I am desirous of promoting a lodge in London to be worked in modern Greek , and shall be glad of any communications , to be addressed to me at the offices of the Magazine . ALPHA ;

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