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Our Architectural Chapter.

debt should be first paid off " , and then the non interest-bearing debt but efforts should be made to bring in HCAV free loans constantly , so fchat the old lenders should be paid off , aud no one be subject to being long kept out of his money . In case of need , an interest-bearing debt should be raised to pay off the free loans to avoid pressure . We are sorry to see a proposition at Leicester to pay dividends to

such subscribers as may desire it , for wo would rather see the capital paid off , whereas a considerable sum will be disbursed iu dividends , ancl the original debt remain . Our correspondent p laces the contribution of Bro . Millican , Provincial Grand Senior Warden , in its just light , and makes known the liberality of Bro . Morrislate Provincial Grand Registrarwho has

, , kindly afforded legal assistance gratis , besides giving a handsome donation . We are pleased with the proposition to send the Freemasons Magazine a p lan and engraving , for AA e may observe professional zeal

does not go so far as yet . We do not know whether the Freemasons ' Magazine , not being published , in Scotland , is considered a foreign publication , but Ave must say Ave Live been surprised tha , t Bro . David Brycc , Grand Architect of Scotland , has not thought proper to send us any design of the hall n , t Edinburgh , though lie has sent to fche Illustrated Times , as acknowledged by the editor in his number for

February 20 th , wherein appears the interior of fche UOAV hall . We regret this the more as the hall apjiears to be a structure of considerable interest from the view of the interior there given , though it does not do justice to ibi grandeur , for the dimensions are , eighty feefc long , thirty-eight feet wide , ancl thirty-six feel : high to fche centre ofthe coATtt coiling . The windows of stained glass are said to be very

beautiful , avid . aw . filled with emblematical designs , and over them is some good sculpture b y W . . 1 . Thomas , of London , representing St . Andrew , supported on either side liy the allegories of Faifcli , Hope , and Charity . In such a building there must bo many interesting details which the architect can best supply , and these AVO still await from "Bro . Biwee .

Among the additions Ave have to record to our architectural collections are a lew notes . Wc do not know that AVC have recurded the mime of Brother Robert Munn , junior , as Provincial Grand Superintendent of Works for East . Lancashire . Among the Masonic establishments at Cape TOAVII , South Africa , is

to be enumerated a . -Masonic ; hotel . By the bye , while speaking of Masonic hotels , AVC are glad AVO gave a list of them lately , because it shows IIOAV Avidely spread throughout the world arc these establishmcuts , iu which a Mason is sure to find a brotherly attention to his wants . To the brethren in a distant part , such a sign must be ahvays welcome . We may say a fow words about the floors of' Lodges , and of the adjacent rooms . Where Lodges arc held in rooms not belcuc'ln . " to

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THE CANADAS. Article 1
THE GRAND LODGE PROPERTY. Article 3
OUR ARCHITECTURAL CHAPTER. Article 6
MILTON'S GENEALOGY. Article 10
ANCIENT RECORDS. Article 11
THE INDIAN RELIEF FUND. Article 12
SOLEMN ADOPTION OF A MASON'S CHILDREN. Article 13
EASTER DAY. Article 14
TIME'S BOOK. Article 14
SONNET. Article 15
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 16
MASONRY IN INDIA. Article 19
COUNTRY LODGE ROOMS. Article 20
THE MASONIC SCHOOLS. Article 21
MASONIC COSTUME. Article 22
THE MAIDA HILL COLLEGE. Article 22
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 24
METROPOLITAN. Article 25
INSTRUCTION. Article 30
PROVINCIAL. Article 30
Untitled Article 35
MARK MASONRY. Article 35
ROYAL ARCH. Article 36
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 38
SCOTLAND. Article 38
AMERICA. Article 40
MASONIC FESTIVITIES. Article 44
THE WEEK. Article 45
Untitled Article 48
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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Our Architectural Chapter.

debt should be first paid off " , and then the non interest-bearing debt but efforts should be made to bring in HCAV free loans constantly , so fchat the old lenders should be paid off , aud no one be subject to being long kept out of his money . In case of need , an interest-bearing debt should be raised to pay off the free loans to avoid pressure . We are sorry to see a proposition at Leicester to pay dividends to

such subscribers as may desire it , for wo would rather see the capital paid off , whereas a considerable sum will be disbursed iu dividends , ancl the original debt remain . Our correspondent p laces the contribution of Bro . Millican , Provincial Grand Senior Warden , in its just light , and makes known the liberality of Bro . Morrislate Provincial Grand Registrarwho has

, , kindly afforded legal assistance gratis , besides giving a handsome donation . We are pleased with the proposition to send the Freemasons Magazine a p lan and engraving , for AA e may observe professional zeal

does not go so far as yet . We do not know whether the Freemasons ' Magazine , not being published , in Scotland , is considered a foreign publication , but Ave must say Ave Live been surprised tha , t Bro . David Brycc , Grand Architect of Scotland , has not thought proper to send us any design of the hall n , t Edinburgh , though lie has sent to fche Illustrated Times , as acknowledged by the editor in his number for

February 20 th , wherein appears the interior of fche UOAV hall . We regret this the more as the hall apjiears to be a structure of considerable interest from the view of the interior there given , though it does not do justice to ibi grandeur , for the dimensions are , eighty feefc long , thirty-eight feet wide , ancl thirty-six feel : high to fche centre ofthe coATtt coiling . The windows of stained glass are said to be very

beautiful , avid . aw . filled with emblematical designs , and over them is some good sculpture b y W . . 1 . Thomas , of London , representing St . Andrew , supported on either side liy the allegories of Faifcli , Hope , and Charity . In such a building there must bo many interesting details which the architect can best supply , and these AVO still await from "Bro . Biwee .

Among the additions Ave have to record to our architectural collections are a lew notes . Wc do not know that AVC have recurded the mime of Brother Robert Munn , junior , as Provincial Grand Superintendent of Works for East . Lancashire . Among the Masonic establishments at Cape TOAVII , South Africa , is

to be enumerated a . -Masonic ; hotel . By the bye , while speaking of Masonic hotels , AVC are glad AVO gave a list of them lately , because it shows IIOAV Avidely spread throughout the world arc these establishmcuts , iu which a Mason is sure to find a brotherly attention to his wants . To the brethren in a distant part , such a sign must be ahvays welcome . We may say a fow words about the floors of' Lodges , and of the adjacent rooms . Where Lodges arc held in rooms not belcuc'ln . " to

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