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Monthly Masonic Summary.

Monthly Masonic Summary .

—0 WB have little to report , or to note , except tbat the last Quarterly Communication was I one of the most interesting we have had 1 for some time . All our brethren will be pleased to peruse the admirable remarks of lord Donoughmore , and the important details of Bro . J . M . Olabon ' s seasonable address .

Our Lodges are rapidly increasing ; -we are close upon , if we have not already exceeded , 1 , 700 ; and , if the present rate continues , the end of 1877 will behold us rapidly nearing to 1 , 800 .

We do not take the alarmist views of some good brethren in respect of this great increase , ( but then Bro . Peter Grievous likes to ah always his jeremiades , ) and Ave are neither optimists nor pessimists . Like MrSamuel Weller we likes to

. " eat our melting pears , " we " asks no names , " and we '' gets on pretty Avell . " The true philosophy , be it observed of human life !

: Some of our brethren seem fond of going : before the law courts just now , and we : hope that they will attend to the sage and : seasonable reproof of Mr . Justice Field . It is becoming a great disgrace to us all , and a complete burlesque on our Masonic professions

. —See the Freemason of June 23 . In the Monde Magonnique , for June , were is a very remarkable letter from a ¦ trench Brother in London , which also appeared in the Freemason for June 23 , and which confirms entirel view of the

y our insane struggle into which French Freemasonry has been plunged by an intolerant minorit y , and of the abnormal position it ™ l inevitabl y be placed . in , if this revolution , and this " Coup des libres penseurs " « e permitted to get the upper hand .

Monthly Masonic Summary.

We still cling to fh & JSepfeihat the good sense of the majority of French Freemasons will refuse to allow Freemasonry to be drawn behind the car of irreligion and revolution . Freemasonry has nothing to do with reli

politics or gious contests , and the sooner the French and Belgian Freemasons well learn this fundamental truth of all cosmopolitan and true Freemasonry , tho better it will be for Masonry in General , and the French and Belgian Lodges in particular .

Sonnet.

SONNET .

ON OUR "LITERARY NEW YEAR " JULY , 1877 . BY BRO . BEV . M . QORnON . OOMMBNOIHO WITH THE FIFTH VOLUMB 01 THE " MASONIC MAGAZINB . " IN ev ' ry scenefrom vale to mountain-len

, g , Now flow ' rs and blossoms , full of promise , glow—As fair as flow ' rs—for glad July doth show The brightness of her flushing features , when "With this month ' s hues of beautv smiles

again Our literary new year—to all , not so—For " Lodges "—are there not 1—alas 1 too slow , "Who " all too dear , " our monthly "Maga's " pen At " sixpence" hold;—some , if I ween ariht

g , "Who ne ' er have learn'd intelligently t ' explore Its monthly lucubrations with delight 1 Nor heed Masonic Bounty ' s gen ' ral store Be ' pov ' rish'd by a miserable mite , Monthly ieaerv'd to aid Masonic lore .

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Untitled Article 1
PREFACE Article 2
INDEX. Article 4
Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 7
SONNET. Article 7
HISTORY OF THE "PRINCE OF WALES LODGE." Article 8
SUMMER. Article 18
THE ADVENTURES OF DON PASQUALE. Article 19
TRAM-CAES AND OMNIBUSES. Article 22
WONDERS OF OPERATIVE MASONRY. Article 24
THE TRUE FREEMASON. Article 26
TOM HOOD. Article 27
IN MEMORIAM — BRO. GEORGE FRANK GOULEY. Article 30
THE HISTORY OF EDUCATION. Article 32
CARA IMAGO. Article 33
HARRY WATSON; Article 34
EVERY YEAR. Article 36
THE WORK OF NATURE IN THE MONTHS. Article 37
BRO. JAMES NEWTON'S SKETCH OF THE CONCORD ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, No. 37, BOLTON. Article 41
"ABSENT FRIENDS." Article 42
SHIRTS AND COLLARS. Article 43
Our Archaeological Corner. Article 46
A Review. Article 47
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE AND ART. Article 50
Forgotten Stories. Article 53
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Monthly Masonic Summary.

Monthly Masonic Summary .

—0 WB have little to report , or to note , except tbat the last Quarterly Communication was I one of the most interesting we have had 1 for some time . All our brethren will be pleased to peruse the admirable remarks of lord Donoughmore , and the important details of Bro . J . M . Olabon ' s seasonable address .

Our Lodges are rapidly increasing ; -we are close upon , if we have not already exceeded , 1 , 700 ; and , if the present rate continues , the end of 1877 will behold us rapidly nearing to 1 , 800 .

We do not take the alarmist views of some good brethren in respect of this great increase , ( but then Bro . Peter Grievous likes to ah always his jeremiades , ) and Ave are neither optimists nor pessimists . Like MrSamuel Weller we likes to

. " eat our melting pears , " we " asks no names , " and we '' gets on pretty Avell . " The true philosophy , be it observed of human life !

: Some of our brethren seem fond of going : before the law courts just now , and we : hope that they will attend to the sage and : seasonable reproof of Mr . Justice Field . It is becoming a great disgrace to us all , and a complete burlesque on our Masonic professions

. —See the Freemason of June 23 . In the Monde Magonnique , for June , were is a very remarkable letter from a ¦ trench Brother in London , which also appeared in the Freemason for June 23 , and which confirms entirel view of the

y our insane struggle into which French Freemasonry has been plunged by an intolerant minorit y , and of the abnormal position it ™ l inevitabl y be placed . in , if this revolution , and this " Coup des libres penseurs " « e permitted to get the upper hand .

Monthly Masonic Summary.

We still cling to fh & JSepfeihat the good sense of the majority of French Freemasons will refuse to allow Freemasonry to be drawn behind the car of irreligion and revolution . Freemasonry has nothing to do with reli

politics or gious contests , and the sooner the French and Belgian Freemasons well learn this fundamental truth of all cosmopolitan and true Freemasonry , tho better it will be for Masonry in General , and the French and Belgian Lodges in particular .

Sonnet.

SONNET .

ON OUR "LITERARY NEW YEAR " JULY , 1877 . BY BRO . BEV . M . QORnON . OOMMBNOIHO WITH THE FIFTH VOLUMB 01 THE " MASONIC MAGAZINB . " IN ev ' ry scenefrom vale to mountain-len

, g , Now flow ' rs and blossoms , full of promise , glow—As fair as flow ' rs—for glad July doth show The brightness of her flushing features , when "With this month ' s hues of beautv smiles

again Our literary new year—to all , not so—For " Lodges "—are there not 1—alas 1 too slow , "Who " all too dear , " our monthly "Maga's " pen At " sixpence" hold;—some , if I ween ariht

g , "Who ne ' er have learn'd intelligently t ' explore Its monthly lucubrations with delight 1 Nor heed Masonic Bounty ' s gen ' ral store Be ' pov ' rish'd by a miserable mite , Monthly ieaerv'd to aid Masonic lore .

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