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Preface.

PREFACE .

TXTITH the Seventh Volume of the MASONIC MAGAZINE , Publisher and Editor greet their friends and supporters once more . But they think it but fair to say that , while they thank " old friends " warmly and sincerely for kind and continued patronage , they yet trust , in the

current year , to make the acquaintance of numerous " new friends , " in order to keep up the Magazine itself , and to provide and advance the general character of Masonic serial literature in England . For one ¦

thing is clear in this world , as in other matters , it cannot be all " giving , " and the Publisher and Editor would not be doing their duty as honest Masons , if they did not appeal for enlarged Masonic sympathy and support in the upholding and development of the

MASONIC MAGAZINE . Still it is a fact , " bene notanda " too , that it has reached its Eighth Volume , and , with this announcement and reminiscence , fraternally commended to the notice of the Craft , we commence , gratefully and hopefully , with July ( D . V . ) a new volume of the

MASONIC MAGAZINE . Let ns trust that better days are in store for Masonic Literature .

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Untitled Article 1
Untitled Article 2
PREFACE. Article 3
CONTENTS. Article 4
ON OLD ENGLISH BIBLES. Article 6
ST. ALBAN'S ABBEY. Article 10
BEATRICE. Article 19
CURIOUS MASONIC JEWELS. Article 22
FREEMASONRY. Article 23
TRYING TO CHANGE A SOVEREIGN. Article 25
THE AGAMEMNON OF AECHYLUS.* Article 38
LIFE OF THE PRINCE CONSORT* Article 42
BROTHER GOULD'S "FOUR OLD LODGES." Article 44
SUMMER. Article 47
FREEMASONRY IN KELSO. Article 47
THE POET. Article 50
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 51
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Preface.

PREFACE .

TXTITH the Seventh Volume of the MASONIC MAGAZINE , Publisher and Editor greet their friends and supporters once more . But they think it but fair to say that , while they thank " old friends " warmly and sincerely for kind and continued patronage , they yet trust , in the

current year , to make the acquaintance of numerous " new friends , " in order to keep up the Magazine itself , and to provide and advance the general character of Masonic serial literature in England . For one ¦

thing is clear in this world , as in other matters , it cannot be all " giving , " and the Publisher and Editor would not be doing their duty as honest Masons , if they did not appeal for enlarged Masonic sympathy and support in the upholding and development of the

MASONIC MAGAZINE . Still it is a fact , " bene notanda " too , that it has reached its Eighth Volume , and , with this announcement and reminiscence , fraternally commended to the notice of the Craft , we commence , gratefully and hopefully , with July ( D . V . ) a new volume of the

MASONIC MAGAZINE . Let ns trust that better days are in store for Masonic Literature .

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