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Masonic Records.

in the last century , for instance , of AA'hich there have been eminent and zealous members , Avhose portraits have been painted , and Avhose addresses have been published , —ho looks in the list and discovers that the Lodge , having fallen into the hands of the listless and the ignorant , has decayed and become extinct , that its glory is lost , and that not a record of it can be obtained . Such a consideration slackens

the zeal and munificence of many a Avorthy brother , Avho fears that his labours for a Lodgo may become fruitless and ivill not bring permanent good to brethren AVIIO may como after him ; whereas tho knoAA'ledge that no name and no labour Avould be lost , would be a stimulus to the zeal of many , and induce them to make further exertions . Wo contemplate as a portion of the p lauthe preservation

, of the minute books of Lodges AVIIOSO Avarrants may be surrendered . There are many of our colonies , the West Indian and East Indian , for instance , the population of Avhich is fleeting , aud Avhere the present Provincial Grand Lodge Avould bo glad to possess an account of the names and labours of their predecessors , such as could be afforded ~ b y the Archivist , and they would willingly contribute to the labour .

We think it desirable that the office of the Grand Archivist should be extended to the provinces , and that the Provincial Grand Master shonld appoint his Provincial Grand Archivist , AVIIO Avould be able to assist in the accomplishment of the design AVO have pointed out ; which Avould be the means of giving proviucial honours to many literary brethren , but the honours should onl y be given for work In

fact , it Avould be as well to give the officer two years' experience as Deputy Grand Archivist first , aud then to let him have the office only so long as he did the work . One Avay to stimulate him Avould be to require him and his superior brother , the Grand Archivist of England , to make a yearly report on his department . The Avorking of the office Avould , Ave know , result in this—it Avould

make knoAvn the names of many honourable and distinguished men as Masons , Avhose remembrance has now passed away ; and , by the restoration of them , add very materially to the lustre of tho Order . So too , each province Avould be able to boast of a long series of distinguished men , and many a Lodge , now in the sere aud yelloAv leaf , Avould be restored to respect by the memory of its deceased brethren .

Freemasons' Hall In Ireland.

FREEMASONS' HALL IN IRELAND .

WJG may add to our list of halls , that Dublin Avas endoAved with a Freemasons ' Hall in 1847 , Avhen tho Duke of Leinster , M . AV . G . M ., dedicated the present building in Dame-street . This AVUS on the llth January , and his grace distinguished the occasion by presenting a magnificent organ , built by Bros . Telford . This is however not the sole Masonic building in the metropolis of

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THE MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 1
MASONIC RECORDS. Article 2
FREEMASONS' HALL IN IRELAND. Article 5
THE CHEMISTRY OF COMMON THINGS. Article 7
A MODEL MASTER. Article 13
FREEMASONRY IN NEW SOUTH WALES. Article 14
NOTES ON MASONIC BIBLIOGRAPHY. Article 19
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 23
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 26
METROPOLITAN. Article 28
PROVINCIAL. Article 32
MARK MASONRY. Article 36
ROYAL ARCH. Article 37
IRELAND. Article 37
COLONIAL. Article 38
SOUTH AMERICA. Article 40
THE WEEK. Article 40
Obituary. Article 46
NOTICES. Article 46
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 47
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Masonic Records.

in the last century , for instance , of AA'hich there have been eminent and zealous members , Avhose portraits have been painted , and Avhose addresses have been published , —ho looks in the list and discovers that the Lodge , having fallen into the hands of the listless and the ignorant , has decayed and become extinct , that its glory is lost , and that not a record of it can be obtained . Such a consideration slackens

the zeal and munificence of many a Avorthy brother , Avho fears that his labours for a Lodgo may become fruitless and ivill not bring permanent good to brethren AVIIO may como after him ; whereas tho knoAA'ledge that no name and no labour Avould be lost , would be a stimulus to the zeal of many , and induce them to make further exertions . Wo contemplate as a portion of the p lauthe preservation

, of the minute books of Lodges AVIIOSO Avarrants may be surrendered . There are many of our colonies , the West Indian and East Indian , for instance , the population of Avhich is fleeting , aud Avhere the present Provincial Grand Lodge Avould bo glad to possess an account of the names and labours of their predecessors , such as could be afforded ~ b y the Archivist , and they would willingly contribute to the labour .

We think it desirable that the office of the Grand Archivist should be extended to the provinces , and that the Provincial Grand Master shonld appoint his Provincial Grand Archivist , AVIIO Avould be able to assist in the accomplishment of the design AVO have pointed out ; which Avould be the means of giving proviucial honours to many literary brethren , but the honours should onl y be given for work In

fact , it Avould be as well to give the officer two years' experience as Deputy Grand Archivist first , aud then to let him have the office only so long as he did the work . One Avay to stimulate him Avould be to require him and his superior brother , the Grand Archivist of England , to make a yearly report on his department . The Avorking of the office Avould , Ave know , result in this—it Avould

make knoAvn the names of many honourable and distinguished men as Masons , Avhose remembrance has now passed away ; and , by the restoration of them , add very materially to the lustre of tho Order . So too , each province Avould be able to boast of a long series of distinguished men , and many a Lodge , now in the sere aud yelloAv leaf , Avould be restored to respect by the memory of its deceased brethren .

Freemasons' Hall In Ireland.

FREEMASONS' HALL IN IRELAND .

WJG may add to our list of halls , that Dublin Avas endoAved with a Freemasons ' Hall in 1847 , Avhen tho Duke of Leinster , M . AV . G . M ., dedicated the present building in Dame-street . This AVUS on the llth January , and his grace distinguished the occasion by presenting a magnificent organ , built by Bros . Telford . This is however not the sole Masonic building in the metropolis of

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