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The unanimous voice in this district would hail with acclamation the appointment of Brother Barnett Isaacs to this distinguished post , upon whicli his character , talents , and zeal would confer tlie highest credit . We hope the public voice will find its way to the Grand Master , the Board of General Purposes , and to the Grand Lodge . There is no Masonic subject that requires such immediate attention as that of provincial authorities ; and the appointment of the Brethren shouldas

, far as possible , be made to agree with the public wish , respectfully expressed . The projected increase of aid to the A ged Masons' Asylum demands our gratitude ; in return , our honest services are offered as the only requital in our power .

HAYTI . —There is something in the Order here which I think is attributable to the Review , which is always looked to with anxiety . Royal Arch Masonry in particular is rising ivith us . TRINIDAD , Feb . 2 . —The Hon . Dr . William Stephenson , Provincial Grand Master over all Lodges , Chapters , and Priories , holding of Scotland , arrived here on Sunday , in the schooner Creole , from Grenada . On the schooner ' s anchoringBrother Daniel Hart went boardand

, on , after a short interview with the P . G . M ., landed and communicated to the Craft , that the P-G . M . would disembark the next day . at eleven o ' clock . On Monday morning , at nine , a deputation , consisting ot Brothers Raffaelli , Penalosa , Girraud , Courbenas , and Carrera , went on board to congratulate their chief on his safe arrival ; who , after addressing them in an appropriate manner , informed them that he would meet them in the evening at the Royal . ' -. rch ChapterAt eleven preciselythe

. , P . G . M ., attended by his Grand Officers , - Brothers Gibbs , Perott , Stephenson , jun ., and Hart , ( the latter having been appointed bv the P . G . M . to act that day as D . P . M . ) landed at St . Vincent-street Wharf , where he was received by many of the Brethren , who accompanied him to Mrs . Burton ' s Hotel . At twelve , the white ensign was hoisted at Mount Moriah , and twenty-one guns fired in honour to the P . G . M .

GRENADA , Jane 24 . —ROYAL ARCH MASONRY . —MOUNT HERODIM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER , NO . 54 , OF SCOTLAND . —A Convention of the above Chapter was held on Monday evening last , the 22 d instant , when several Brethren who had duly and faithfully worked the appointed time as Master Masons , had the mysteries of this sublime degree unveiled to them in a very able manner by the M . E . P . G . P . Z . Companion and Brotherthe Honourable William StephensonMEZof the Chapter

, , ... , ivith Jhe assistance of the other Chiefs and Companions . It is particularly gratifying to be enabled to make known the successful progress of this respectable Chapter , and to set forth to our Companions of the Order in " distant lands" the full operation of " The Mount Herodim Royal Arch Chapter . " And , in proof , to state that several candidates were elected , and others proposed , at the above convocation .

On Wednesday , June 2 ith , a full assemblage of the Brethren of the Caledonia Lodge , and visiting Brethren of the Lodge of Harmony , and others , took place at the Masonic Temple , in this town , for the purpose of celebrating , with true Masonic spirit , the festival of St . John the Baptist—Brother William Stephenson , M . W . P . G . M ., the R . W . M ., in the chair , and who , we are happy to find , is still diligent in work , and faithful in duty , and under whose auspices , and that of the other office

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CONTENTS. Article 1
EXTRACT from the printed Circular ofthe ... Article 2
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THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY REVIEW. Article 4
THE NEW APPOINTMENTS. Article 12
ON FREEMASONRY. EVIDENCES, DOCTRINES, AND TRADITIONS. Article 16
EVIL SPEAKING. Article 29
MASONIC DIDACTICS; OR, SHORT MORAL ESSAYS OF UNIVERSAL ADAPTATION. Article 30
ON THE CAUSES OF THE ORIGINAL DISPERSION OF PRIMITIVE NATIONS, Article 32
THE FORTRESS OF ALLAHABAD. Article 38
OF THE OBELISKS IN ROME. Article 39
NOTITIAE TEMPLARIAE. Article 40
MISCELLANEA TEMPLARIA. Article 43
MASONIC ANECDOTE. Article 44
LOVE'S MASK. Article 45
TO THE EDITOR. Article 49
POETRY. Article 50
HISTORIC SONNETS. Article 51
SONGS OF THE PATRIOTS OF TYROL. Article 52
THE MASON LEADS A HAPPY LIFE. Article 52
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 53
theCOMMITTEE OP GENERAL PURPOSES — July ... Article 53
Present-Comps. J. Ramsbottom, M.P., T. F... Article 54
UNITED GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS OF ENGLAND. Article 54
THE CHARITIES. Article 55
GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 59
BOYS' SCHOOL. Article 60
THE REPORTER. Article 61
MASONIC CHIT CHAT. Article 63
Obituary. Article 65
Obituary. Article 67
PROVINCIAL. Article 69
SCOTLAND. Article 87
IRELAND. Article 98
GUERNSEY. Article 106
FOREIGN. Article 107
INDIA. Article 112
THE PRINCIPLES OF MASONRY. Article 116
REVIEW OF LITERATURE. Article 120
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 125
THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY REVIEW. Article 128
THE FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY REVIEW. Article 129
Untitled Ad 130
• jjiirxjiiMMA xjri'-ra \j__-ruin , i, x... Article 131
.FREEMASONS* QUARTERLY ADVERTISER. No. X... Article 132
FREEMASONRY. ASYLUM FOR THE WORTHY AGED ... Article 132
PREEMASONRY. ROYAL FREEMASONS' SCHOOL FO... Article 132
FREEMASONRY. ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION F... Article 132
FREEMASONRY. GENUINE MASONIC TRACING BOA... Article 133
FREEMASONRY. THE EMULATION LODGE OF IMPR... Article 133
FREEMASON RY. ¦ -D ROTHERS BROADHURST an... Article 133
FREEMASONRY. BROTHER J. P. ACKL A M, MAS... Article 134
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FREEMASONRY. 28, New Street, Covent Gard... Article 134
ACCOUNTANTSHIP, WITH FIDELITY, ECONOMY, ... Article 134
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Just published, 8vo-, price 10*. 6d. clo... Article 135
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Foreign.

The unanimous voice in this district would hail with acclamation the appointment of Brother Barnett Isaacs to this distinguished post , upon whicli his character , talents , and zeal would confer tlie highest credit . We hope the public voice will find its way to the Grand Master , the Board of General Purposes , and to the Grand Lodge . There is no Masonic subject that requires such immediate attention as that of provincial authorities ; and the appointment of the Brethren shouldas

, far as possible , be made to agree with the public wish , respectfully expressed . The projected increase of aid to the A ged Masons' Asylum demands our gratitude ; in return , our honest services are offered as the only requital in our power .

HAYTI . —There is something in the Order here which I think is attributable to the Review , which is always looked to with anxiety . Royal Arch Masonry in particular is rising ivith us . TRINIDAD , Feb . 2 . —The Hon . Dr . William Stephenson , Provincial Grand Master over all Lodges , Chapters , and Priories , holding of Scotland , arrived here on Sunday , in the schooner Creole , from Grenada . On the schooner ' s anchoringBrother Daniel Hart went boardand

, on , after a short interview with the P . G . M ., landed and communicated to the Craft , that the P-G . M . would disembark the next day . at eleven o ' clock . On Monday morning , at nine , a deputation , consisting ot Brothers Raffaelli , Penalosa , Girraud , Courbenas , and Carrera , went on board to congratulate their chief on his safe arrival ; who , after addressing them in an appropriate manner , informed them that he would meet them in the evening at the Royal . ' -. rch ChapterAt eleven preciselythe

. , P . G . M ., attended by his Grand Officers , - Brothers Gibbs , Perott , Stephenson , jun ., and Hart , ( the latter having been appointed bv the P . G . M . to act that day as D . P . M . ) landed at St . Vincent-street Wharf , where he was received by many of the Brethren , who accompanied him to Mrs . Burton ' s Hotel . At twelve , the white ensign was hoisted at Mount Moriah , and twenty-one guns fired in honour to the P . G . M .

GRENADA , Jane 24 . —ROYAL ARCH MASONRY . —MOUNT HERODIM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER , NO . 54 , OF SCOTLAND . —A Convention of the above Chapter was held on Monday evening last , the 22 d instant , when several Brethren who had duly and faithfully worked the appointed time as Master Masons , had the mysteries of this sublime degree unveiled to them in a very able manner by the M . E . P . G . P . Z . Companion and Brotherthe Honourable William StephensonMEZof the Chapter

, , ... , ivith Jhe assistance of the other Chiefs and Companions . It is particularly gratifying to be enabled to make known the successful progress of this respectable Chapter , and to set forth to our Companions of the Order in " distant lands" the full operation of " The Mount Herodim Royal Arch Chapter . " And , in proof , to state that several candidates were elected , and others proposed , at the above convocation .

On Wednesday , June 2 ith , a full assemblage of the Brethren of the Caledonia Lodge , and visiting Brethren of the Lodge of Harmony , and others , took place at the Masonic Temple , in this town , for the purpose of celebrating , with true Masonic spirit , the festival of St . John the Baptist—Brother William Stephenson , M . W . P . G . M ., the R . W . M ., in the chair , and who , we are happy to find , is still diligent in work , and faithful in duty , and under whose auspices , and that of the other office

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