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 BY-LAWS 
 
 OF 
 
 SAINT PAUL'S LODGE, 
 
 No. 514, 
 ON THE REGISTKx' OF ENGLAND ; 
 
 TO WHICH ARE ADDED, 
 
 THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS 
 
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 EXTRACTED FROM 
 
 "THE BOOK OF CONSTITUTIONS;" 
 
 AND A LIST OF 
 
 MASTERS AND OFFICERS. 
 
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 ON 
 
 THE IOth day of DECEMBER, A. L. 584»— A. D. \M4. 
 
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INTRODUCTION. 
 
 "Without order and decorum, harmony cannot be pre- 
 served, nor the hiisinoss of Masonry be properly con- 
 ducted ; at the third stroke of tin; Master's hammer, 
 therefore, profound siU'iice shall be observed. 
 
 CHAPTER I. 
 
 1 . If a Brother say any tWiug improper in the Lodge, 
 hold private convcri-ations, dispute about religion or 
 politics, interrupt a Brothei- while speaking to the Mas- 
 ter, be not on hi.s legs whci addressing the Master, sit 
 dowii unclothed, or otherwise conduct liimself indeco- 
 rously, he sliall be formally admonished by the Master ; 
 and, should he still so far persist in his disorderly con- 
 duct as to require a second and third admonition in the 
 course of the same eveiiinjr, he shall, at the discretion 
 of a majority of the mem" ts present, be liable to srs- 
 pension from the Lodge ; and he shall, in that case, be 
 reported to the Provincial Grand Lodge, should such 
 exist, and to the United Grand Lodge of England. 
 
 2. No Brother shall be allowed to speak more than 
 once to the same question, unless it be in explanation j 
 or when called upon by the JMaster ; or, as the mover, 
 in reply. 
 
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 CHAPTER II. 
 
 (Bt ti^e CimciS of mcttiiiQ, 
 
 This Lodge sliall meet on the second Tuesday of 
 every month, at the Iiour of seven o'clock, p.m., and 
 shall continue to work as long as the Master shall 
 direct, except in the months of June, July, August, 
 Septemher, and October, when the regular meetings 
 shaU be suspended, except in cases of emergency. 
 
 The members may partake of refreshment in Lodge 
 at any meeting, with the sanction of the Master. 
 
 CHAPTER IIL 
 
 CDfifrcr^. 
 
 The Officers of this Lodge shall consist of a Master, 
 two Wardens, a Treasurer, a Secretary, two Deacons, 
 an Inner Guard, and a Tyler or Tylers, and, if expe- 
 dient, a Chaplain, two or more Stewards, and a Direc- 
 tor of Ceremonies. 
 
 CHAPTER IV. 
 et ti)t msdian antr ^iiijointmcnt or 6mcrr^. 
 
 This Lodge shall annually elect, by ballot, the Master 
 Treasurer, and Tyler or Tylers, at the regular meetino- 
 immediately preceding the Festival of St. John the 
 Evangelist ; and on the morning of that Festival, the 
 Master, and other newly elected officers, shall be in- 
 staUed according to ancient usage ; after which, the 
 Master shaU appoint and instal his Wardens and other 
 officers. 
 
 No member shall be allo«'ed to vote on any subject 
 unless his dues be paid up. 
 
CHAPTER V. 
 
 1. The Master of tliis Lodge is responsible for the 
 warrant and correct keeping of the records and papers 
 in general during his administration. 
 
 2. The Master b(;ing absent, a Past-lMaster sliall pre- 
 side, the immediate Past-Master taking precedence. 
 If tliei*e should be no Past-lMaster present, tlien the 
 Senior Warden, or in his absence the Junior Warden 
 shall act as Master, otherwise the Senior Master Mason. 
 
 3. Tlie Master shall make a return to the Provincial 
 Grand Lodge, should such exist, aiid to the United 
 Grand Lodge of England, at least once in every year, 
 of the members of this Lodge, and shall remit the fees 
 for tlie Grand Lodge certificate and registration ; and 
 at the regular meeting in January shall report to the 
 Lodge what return he has made and what fees have 
 been remitted. 
 
 . CHAPTER VL 
 
 The Senior Warden shall be responsible for the safe 
 keeping of the jewels, liture, and paraphernalia of 
 the Lodge, and may, in the absence of the Master, 
 cause Summonses to be issued ; but lie shall not preside 
 should a Past-Master of the Lodge be present. 
 
 The Junior Warden shall see that the Brethren get 
 their dues when ordered by the Master, and shall v,t- 
 tend to the necessary arrangements for refreshments 
 on all ordinary occasions, and shall be, ex officio, chief 
 of the Stewards. 
 
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 CHAPTER YII. 
 
 C9f t\)C Crfa-Surci'i iSufii. 
 
 The Treasurer .sliali receive tlie monies of the Lod'^c, 
 find di.seliai-ge bills v/hen duly \ouehed and sanctioned 
 by the ]\Iasler. He shall keei) hooks, in whieh his 
 account of receipts and disbursements shall be regu- 
 larly entered, so as to exhibit, at one view, the balance 
 in Ills hands ; vAi'idi books shall be open for the inspec- 
 tion of the members at 3very meeting of the Lodge. 
 The accounts of the fund of benevolence, the fund for 
 the general purposes of the Lodge, and the United 
 Grand Lodge Fund, shall be kept distinct from each 
 other. 
 
 The accounts of the Treasurer, and vouchers in 
 support thereof, shall be annually submitted to tlio 
 permanent committee, at least a week previous to the 
 Festival of St. John the Evangelist ; and llie balance 
 in his hands shall be paid over to the Treasurer elect, 
 at the meeting on that day or otherwise, as the Lodge 
 shall direct. 
 
 The Treasurer shall insure, annually, tlie jewels, 
 furniture, and other property of tlie Lodge against loss 
 by fire. 
 
 And he shall furnish the Secretary with a Lst of 
 the dues owing by each member at least once every 
 quarter. 
 
 CHAPTER VIIL 
 
 ■&l tijc ^cactarj)*^ I3ut». 
 
 The Secretary shall issue Summonses to all the mem- 
 bers of the Lodge, at least seven days previous to each 
 regular or emergent meeting, particularly noticincr 
 
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 elections and inituition?, pA?ssings, and raisings of mem- 
 bers, new TiKMnbers to be a<buitted ^^y-Laws to bo 
 altered or repealed, or new ones to ])c made, lie shall 
 make minutes of all matters which are regularly pro- 
 posed and seconded in t]ie l^odge, as well as of the in- 
 itiating, passing, raising or joining of Masons, and of 
 all other things the Master may order. lie shall also 
 keep a register of the members of the Lodge, '::howing 
 the dates of initiating, passing and raising, or joining, 
 and of calling oil'; and bhall, at least once in every 
 quarter, notii'y each member in Ids bummoncrCS of the 
 amount of dues owing by him. 
 
 CHAPTER IX. 
 
 ^C Eulfv'^ Butji ant: ;ffce. 
 
 The Tyler shall, under the direction of the Senior 
 Warden, keep in good order, the jewels, furniture, and 
 paraphernalia of the Lodge, and attend all meetings, 
 fur which he shall receive the fee of five shillings, and 
 his assistant two shillings and sixpence, at each meet- 
 ing, and wlicn the Lodge partake of refreshment they 
 shall ciicli receive two shillings and sixpence extra. 
 
 The I'ylcr shall also deliver the Summonses to the 
 member?, foi- vsdiich he shall receive the furihcr smn of 
 two shillings and sixpence. 
 
 CHAPTER X. 
 
 Of fbt Ximnmxcnt Cammittce. 
 1. A Permanent Committee, consisting of the War- 
 dens, witli the Secretary and Treasurer, and thrco 
 members, to be elected annually, on S:;. John the Evan- 
 gelist's day, shall superintend the finances and property 
 
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 "oued by the M^ter or Z S iT't "'?^^''^ ^"™- 
 be a quorum. The rcsuk ofT' ""'' ""''^^ ^''^" 
 
 be forthwith co„,„n,„iea d o he M 'r'""*"^^ ^''='" 
 reported at the ncxtre.v„^,; "'' ""'' ^''"'l be 
 
 probation. ""'" ™"^'^""S of the Lodge, for 
 
 Pre'sidS 'tT'ttt" f °--^-''- -O V>ce 
 both these officers tho r *^'^ ^^^^^ce of 
 
 «^ei--erto;i,:;r::::.r--o«eof 
 
 <>. All accounts ao-ainsf ihn t i °* 
 by the Master to t.; P , i"^'' ™»^ "^ -ferred 
 ">inat;o aud approval ^™»"ttee, for exa- 
 
 "ont Co^^itteeT'c- 1?„ ™ "'r" '^ "'^ ^-»- 
 
 to the extent of the nnmnnf ^ ^I'casurer 
 
 cations for Masoni ^Ij^'"'''': ^" "PPH- 
 
 shall be referred to the Per™ rCo'" :"^'^^«Sution, 
 /i Ti.ri 13 ^^"icinent Committee 
 
 vioua to the i^:z^.^srz: ^'f """"^"^' p- 
 
 the aecounts of the Tro, „ ^''""gehst, audit 
 
 aocouuts aud affi^il^ J'^ ;:;• ^^j'"?"' -'- all other 
 
 'ball be settled aud repo^e^lftl e '"• '" "'' ^"'"S"' 
 Festival of St. John. ' "'''^""S »" «'e said 
 
 CIIAZ'TEK XI. 
 
 I- No person shall be ii,lt;.,t„7 • 
 memlio,. „e -!• T , """ated in, or adm.'.f.j 
 
 ot Uiis Lod"e if „., 1 II . ™ » 
 
 ° ' '*• "" ballotting, tliere be 
 
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 found more than owe black ball ; but, to prevent the 
 possibilitj of a mistake, the ballot may be taken a 
 second or even a third time. 
 
 2. Every Brother, on becoming a member, shall 
 sign the By-Laws, and be furnished with a printed copy 
 thereof by the Secretary. 
 
 3. AnyBrother, having once been a subscribing mem- 
 ber of this Lodge, may at any time, (should he have 
 withdrawn,) rejoin the Lodge without any admission 
 fee, provided his old dues be all paid up, and that on 
 ballotting there shall not be more than one black ball 
 against his rejoining. 
 
 4. Any Brother, not a member of this Lodge, may 
 be passed or raised in it, for the sum of one pound 
 five shillings, currency, for each degree, provided he 
 has been made in a regular Lodge, and produce proof 
 to that effect. 
 
 CHABTER XIL 
 dFuntfjS. 
 
 1. Every member of this Lodge shall pay fifteen 
 shillings, currency, quarterly in advance, whether pre- 
 sent or absent ; one-fourth of which must be applied 
 to the fund of benevolence, and the remainder to the 
 general fund of the Lodge. 
 
 2. Every person initiated in this Lodge sliall pay 
 seven pounds ten sliillings, currency, which sum shall 
 be considered in payment for the first three degrees, and 
 shall include the fee for registration and the Grand 
 Lodge certificatr and the members proposing or re- 
 commending a candidate shall be responsible for the 
 
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 payment of the initiation fee wLi.I, • „ 
 
 1^0 made o„ ,|,e ,ky of initi.t-l r ' "' "" ""''' '""■■'t 
 
 f'lall cover tl,o foes for ,-., T^-" ""^"'^7. which 
 
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 •'"^ne.Ti?::;::t::ii:,rf"^"'r'"^'^^'™-"« 
 
 thereof to the Lodoe ^tlTh "''""S'^'-S 'J"" "otico 
 -'J-it, of vote, ^f tt S rr'"'^ '"•^^' ^^ " 
 quarterly contribution of tifteen , > "'' '"'™ '"^ 
 
 ""■«o .shilling, „„., ninen ' r ^ ""'"''^ ''°""»"tea to 
 
 appropriated to the innZte'e ,""" "' '""P"'''"" 
 -'''•-otnr„,thofni,d'n::SS:-J;;-''^->, 
 
 CHAPTER XIII. 
 
 1. The members of thk T.i 
 du'7 they owe to sev„^I B^ht ? ,?"'""'"« '"' « 
 they have rendered the enft ' ' " «''''''" '^'^''"^^^ 
 
 '«Se of beconung IW.^ j?«T"* "'"" *'" P'"'" 
 that in „1, eases ;her"nvE, !"""'''' ''"^'^ ''^^''^^d, 
 a Master or Officer of ,' "(!."■' '''" '"" ^"^^-J =>« 
 «-ibing n.en,ber for te 4; S- In ' '"" ''"' " '"'" 
 member, withont lK,hIin/office for«r!'"" "" """""^ ' 
 >' he be deemed worthvofr?,' '"" y^"''^' '"V. 
 
 Brother, duly seeon le i ' '"'"™' "" "'«""" of any 
 hor of tins loCi' ;'";"'' "'"' "■^""''^"y Mem- 
 than one bh.ck b di a"! , f '"f™ ■*»" "»* ho more 
 
 -eh application of thr^ of'!, "'"''T'""' ""^' *"'" 
 he over for one n,onth Zll r""'^' """'"S, do 
 
 -"U, Honorary Member shall be ex. 
 
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 WW, must 
 Gi' joining 
 y, which 
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 ipcnsahle 
 ' for the 
 10 notico 
 y, by a 
 avc Jiia 
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 (liately 
 
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 empt from all dues, save the contribution to the fund 
 of benevolence, and the evening dues Vv'hen present, 
 but should he again take office he shall bo placed on tho 
 list of subscribing members during the time he holds 
 office. 
 
 2. Officers in Her Majesty's service, quartered in 
 this Garrison, being Master-Masons, may become mem- 
 bers on application to that effiict, subject to the ballot 
 mentioned in the Ia:it section and to the usual notico 
 in the Summonses. They shall pay tlie joining fee of 
 two pounds ten shillings, cin-rency, and the fuU dues 
 the same as other members. An Officer, member of 
 the Lodge, on removing from the Garrison, shall, ipse 
 facto, be considered to have called off from the Lodga 
 without notice. 
 
 CIIAPTJSR XIV. 
 
 €)i j}fla6'0utc CT0ti)tnji. 
 
 No Brother shall, on any pretence, be admitted into 
 Lodge unless his clothing and insignia be strictly con- 
 formable to those prescribed by the Constitution of tho 
 United Grand Lodge of England, in the Chapter of 
 Regalia. 
 
 CHAPTER XV. 
 
 dfutcsf nxiQ ^axUiiwxti. 
 
 I. Any member of this Lodge who shall have 
 allowed his dues to be in arrears for twelve months, to 
 be computed from the amount first due, shall, after no- 
 tice given, be hable to be excluded and have his name 
 struck off the list of members, and shall thereon bo 
 reported to the Provincial Grnnd Lodge, should such 
 exist, and to the United Grand Lodge of England. 
 
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 pay a fine of t.o sl.il L. ° a t n™"™""^^"' '"^ *"" 
 5- Any Officer nf ,I t , "■^P™''« currency. 
 
 "f'-^r the appoin L It It """" "''"'y """'*- 
 
 ?encc: tho m„,en./'S:? r^'''"'"^^^''"''^-- 
 Inner Guard, aud Director of Cer. ""''"'■ ''^^=='-' 
 each. °'^"*C°'^<""on.es,tvfosI,iJli„„3 
 
 bet^^l";' '"■"' ^''■''" "« ^PP'-^ to the fund of 
 
 
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 CHAPTER XVI. 
 
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 ber p,.csent, nor 1 1 f !*"f .™"'^''^'' f» "y a mem- 
 
 '•-nprivatebusin ': ,t;t "''•" "" ^"^^« 
 of the „,en,bers present Z I n ™™™°"^ consent 
 
 take of refrednnenlhe ,r ' '" '■'^"™" *» Par- 
 
 --ncy, and tl i I f,^ ," ^^^^ o^ «- .^'"ih-nga 
 responsible for the m2 "'"^"""^ '"■■» ^hall be 
 
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 'ge, until 
 ruck off, 
 
 3t to at- 
 
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 CHAPTER XVII. 
 
 Should a Lodge of Emergency be called on the 
 general business of the Lodge, the expense shall be 
 paid out of the general fund ; but if, at the request of 
 any Brother, for his benefit or progress, the expense 
 shall be paid by such Brother, and the same shall not 
 exceed three pounds ten shillings currency. 
 
 CIIAPTER XVIIL 
 e^f iH0tt0iT^. 
 
 No motion of any kind shall be regarded, unless 
 duly seconded ; and shall, in every instance, be reduced 
 to writing. 
 
 CHAPTER XIX. 
 
 Any member of this Lodge, having paid his dues, 
 being desirous of withdrawing, shall make application 
 in open Lodge, either personally or in writing. 
 
 CHAPTER XX. 
 
 (Bt iTuiutturc, ^r. 
 
 The furniture, &c. of this Lodge shall, on no account, 
 be removed to any other house, cases of extreme emer- 
 gency excepted, until after a regular meeting, and a 
 resolution of the Mastc v nd a majority of the Bretliren, 
 to that effect. 
 
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 CHAPTER XXI. 
 
 m altering 3SLJ-EaiBJ*, 
 
 No alteration shall be made in these By-Laws but at 
 a regular meeting of the Lodge, by motion in writing, 
 to be handed up to the Master in the Chair, and if duly 
 seconded, must be inserted in the proceedings cf the 
 Lodge; such motion shall be mentioned in the sum- 
 monses for the next regular meeting, at v/hich it shall 
 be discussed, and the resolution of the Lodge entered 
 thereon. 
 
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 War. BADGLEY, 
 
 Master. 
 
 R. S. TYLEE, 
 
 Secretanj. 
 
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 EXTRACTS 
 
 FROM 
 
 " THE BOOK OF CONSTITUTIONS," 
 
 PUBLISHED BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED GRAND LODGE, 
 IN 1841, BY WILLIAM HENRY WHITE, AS GRVND SECRETARY. 
 
 I. — The Masonic Officers of a Lodge are tlie Master 
 and his two Wardens, with their Assistants, the two 
 Deacons, Inner Guard, and Tyler ; to which, for the 
 better regulation of the private concerns of the Lodge, 
 are to be added a Treasurer, and Secretary, and other 
 Officers, viz : a Chaplain, Master of Ceremonies, and 
 Stewards may also be added. 
 
 IL— Every Lodge shall annuaUy elect its Master and 
 Treasurer by ballot, such Master having been regularly 
 appointed and having served as Warden of a Warrant- 
 ed Lodge for one year, and, at the next meeting after 
 liis election, when the minutes are confirmed, he shall 
 be duly installed in the Chair according to ancient usage, 
 after which he shall appoint his Wardens and other 
 Officers, except the Treasurer and Tylers. Tylers are 
 chosen by the members of the Lodge. 
 
 N. B.— It is not essential, although very desirable, 
 that a Brother should be presentwheu appointed to any 
 office, provided it be known that he will accept thg 
 same. 
 
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 III. — No Master of the tavern or house, at which 
 the Lodge meets, shall be appointed to or hold any of- 
 fice in the Lodge, without a dispensation from tlie Grand 
 Master or tlic Provincial Grand Master. 
 
 rV^ — Every Lodge has the power of framing By-Laws 
 for its own government, provided they are not contrary 
 to or inconsistent with the general regulations of the 
 Grand Lodge. The By-Laws must be submitted to the 
 approbation of the Grand Master, or the Provincial 
 Grand Master, and when approved, a fair copy must be 
 sent to the Grand Secretary, and in the case of a country 
 Lodge, also to the Provincial Grand Mastery and, when 
 any material alteration shall be made, such alteration 
 must, in like manner, be submitted. No law or altera- 
 tion will be valid until so submitted and approved. The 
 By-Laws of the Lodge shall be fairly written in a book, 
 and shall be delivered to the Master on the day of his 
 installation, when he shall solemnly pledge himself to 
 observe and enforce them during his Mastership. Every 
 Brother shall also sign them when he becomes a mem- 
 ber of the Lodge, as a declaration of his submission to 
 them, and every member shall at all reasonable times 
 have access to such By-Laws, and be allowed to take 
 copies thereof, if they are not printed for the use of the 
 Lodge and delivered to :^hc members. 
 
 V. — Every Lodge shall keep a book or books in which 
 the Master or some Brother, appointed by him as Secre- 
 tary, shall enter the names of its members and of all 
 persons initiated or admitted therein, with the dates of 
 their proposal, admission, or initiation, passing and rais- 
 ing; and also their ages, as nearly as possible, at that 
 time, and their titles, professions, or trades, tocether 
 
 i 
 
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 I 
 
 19 
 
 with such transactions of the Lodge as are proper to be 
 written. 
 
 The particular house or place of meeting, as well as 
 the regular days of meeting of the Lodge, shall be spe- 
 cified in the By-Laws, and no meeting of the Lodge 
 shall be held elsewhere, except a removal be decided 
 upon in conformity with the laws enacted in that 
 respect. 
 
 VI. — A Lodge of Emergency may, at any time, be 
 called, by the authority of the Master, or, in Ids absence, 
 of the Senior Warden, but on no pretence without such 
 authority first given. The particular reason of calling 
 the Lodge of Emergency shall be expressed in the sum- 
 mons, and, afterwards, recorded on the minutes, and no 
 business but that so expressed, shall be entered upon at 
 such meeting. 
 
 YIL — Every Lodge, when regularly removed to a 
 new place of meeting, or whenever the day of assem- 
 bling shall be altered, shall immediately send notice 
 thereof to the Girand Secretary, and, if a country Lodge, 
 also to the Provincial Grand Master. The Officers of 
 a removed Lodge shall not be permitted to attend the 
 Grand Lodge or Provincial Grand Lodge until such re- 
 moval shall be properly notified. 
 
 VIII. — The precedency of Lodges is derived from 
 the number of their constitution, as recorded in the 
 books of the Grand Lodge. No Lodge shall be acknow- 
 ledged nor its Officers admitted into the United Grand 
 Lodge or a Provincial Grand Lodge, nor any of its 
 members entitled to partake of the general charity or 
 other Masonic privilege, unless it has been regularly 
 constituted and registered. 
 
 JX.— Any Lodge which may not be distinguished by 
 
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 ~„;^:;!::;;<'r- or .,., „„, „„,, ,„, 
 
 Master, or l^W^o/J.^^^Cr t^L*''^ '^^-'^ 
 ^ registere.1 with the Gran,! '"'""'' ""^"•'•■ne must 
 ^«'.aU be per..itted to alter Us ^l""*":^- ^» ^-^'S^ 
 approlaticD. """"^ '"«'o»' the like 
 
 enaetea for the .o^Cr.! '"of.rt:^ ^^ '-'ons 
 sions. ^^ ^^'^" on these occa- 
 
 tl.an five new Bmli ' ! l "T P'''"^"^'^' '"»''<' "'"--e 
 "•on; nor si.,,, ^Lo " " " ^^ ""'^^' "^ "-I'onsa- 
 one degree to a B^.t on'r'"'"" ^ °"""^ ""■<' *'""> 
 WgUer degree in Ma 1;! It.': f ^ '' ""^ ^'"•'>" ^ 
 »t a less interval than one mon«, r ,"" ""^ ^™"'0^ 
 I'-vious degree, nor unt" ," " ,tT,'" "<'^'""= '' 
 ■n open Lodge in that de Je 7' "" examination 
 
 — '^o ot,ier lod.'e shill ;,>■•*.• . • 
 »»y non-comn,issioned offie. « 2 T ^"'""'^ 
 a regiment or battalion To vh C.T^r "^'""''"^ ''' 
 
 of any part of t,,is .,um. T,.e mon,,! f '"'^'"<'"* 
 
 candidate must be responli eTtt^r^^fr ?r "^ 
 fees payable on aceount of hi. initi::io;"='^ '"' ''" '"« 
 
 -I':i:!^!!!!i!!!!^l^^n>aki„gofservingBreth.^ 
 
 < i 
 
like 
 
 I 
 
 21 
 
 rt;n, who may be initiated by the Lodge which they are 
 to serve ; provided that no fee or reward in such case 
 be taken, and that a dispensation from the Grand Mas- 
 ter or Provincial Grand Master be first obtained ; but 
 a Brotlier so Initiated cannot be a member of the Lodge 
 in which he was made a IMason, though eligible to be- 
 come a siibsci'il)iiig member of any other Lodge, and 
 upon being registered as a joining member of such otlier 
 Lodge, and paying his contributions in like manner with 
 otlier members, he is entitled to all the privileges and 
 benefits of the craft. If, however, there be no otlier 
 Lodge in tlu' vicinity of his dwelling of which lie can 
 become a Member, he may be permitted to pay, through 
 the Lodge in which he was initiated, the quarterly dues 
 to the fund of benevolence, and after having served the 
 Lodge and paid such dues for four years at least, may 
 be considered eligible to be relieved in case of necessi- 
 ty, and entitled to the other privileges of the craft in 
 the same manner as if he had been a regular subscril)- 
 imj member. 
 
 XIV. — Every Lodge must receive as a member, 
 without further proposition or ballot, any Brother ini- 
 tiated therein, provided such Brother express his wishtci 
 that effect on the day of his initiation, as no Lodge should 
 introduce into Masonry a person whom the Brethren 
 might consider unfit to be a member of their own Lodge. 
 
 XV. — Every Lodge must be particularly careful in 
 registering the names of the Brethren initiated therein, 
 and also in making the returns of its members, as no per- 
 son is regularly entitled to partake of .le general charity 
 unless his name be duly registered, and he shall Y '. ~:m 
 at least two years a contributing member of a •(? - ; 
 
 except in the following cases, to which the limitation of 
 
 c2 
 
0'7 
 
 tl< 
 
 two years is „o, meant to c.-cnl, «z. .-shipwreek or 
 
 li^ub, fu% utte:^ted and proved. 
 
 clnd'/Tr''' • 'T^ '' "-lividuaLs by their being ex- 
 
 tthen Lodges, in not registering their names, any Bro- 
 ker, so circumstanced, on producing sullicieat proof that 
 he has Paul the full fees to his Lodge, including thjre- 
 gi^tor fee, shall be capable of enjoying the privileges of 
 he rah. But the offending Lodge shall I reported 
 to the Board of Genera! Purposes, and rigorously pro- 
 ceeded against for detaining monies whieh are th^^ L- 
 perty of the Grand Lodge, and which had been paid to 
 the Lodge for speuific appropriation. 
 
 T Y^T^H^ "'''"''' '''"^^'"'^ ""'' i'^''^ «" ^^^o"nt of the 
 Lodge shall be entered in proper books. The fees or 
 
 dues received on account of, and payable to, the Grand 
 Lodge, or Provincial Grand Lodge, shall be kept sepa- 
 rate and distinct from the monies belonging to the pri- 
 vate luiul of tlie Lodge, and shall be deposited in the 
 hands of the Master instead of the Treasurer of the 
 Lodge, and shall be transmitted to tlie Grand Lodge, 
 or 1 rovincial Grand Lodge, at such times as the 
 laws of the craft require. The accounts of the 
 Lodge shall be audited, at least once in every year, by a 
 Committee to be appointed by the Lodge. 
 
 XVIL— Each Lodge shall procure for every Brother 
 initiated therein, a Grand Lodge certificate, in he pr id 
 for by the Lodge. 
 
 X VIIL—No Lodge, or Officer or Member of a Lod^^e 
 shall, ^inder any circumstances, give a certificate or re- 
 commctuktion to enable a Mason to proceed from Lodge 
 
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 to Lodge as a pauper, or In an itinerant manner to ap- 
 ply to Lodges for relief. 
 
 XIX.— No Lodge .^liull form any puLiic Masonic pro- 
 cession witliout a licence from the Grand Master, or a 
 rrovineicil (h-aiid Master. 
 
 ^^•— -All Lodges are partieularly bound to observe 
 the same usages and customs ; every deviation, there- 
 fore, from the cstablislied mode of working is liig!iiy 
 improper, and cannot be justilied or countenanced." In 
 order to preserve this uniformity, and to cultivate a 
 good understanding among Free-Masons, some Members 
 of every Lodge should be deputed to visit the other 
 Lodges as often as may be convjnient. 
 
 ^ XXL— If any Brother behave in such a manner as to 
 disturb the harmony of the Lodge, he shall be thrice 
 formally admonished by the Master : and, if he persist 
 in his irregular conduct, he shall be punished accerdinir 
 to the By-Laws of that particular Lodge, or the case 
 may be reported to higher INIasonic authority. 
 
 ^^^^- — ^o Lodge shall exclude any member with- 
 out giving him due notice of the charge preferred or 
 complaint made against him, and of the time appointed 
 for its consideration. The name of every Brother ex- 
 cluded, togethox ^vith the cause of his exclusion, shall 
 be sent to the Grand Secretary; and, if a country 
 Lodge, also to the Provincial Grand Master or his De^- 
 puty* 
 
 XXIIL— The jewels and furniture of every Lodge 
 belong to, and are the property of the Master, Wardens, 
 and Brethren of such Lodge ; and the master of the 
 house wher e the Lodge is held, shall have no property 
 
 •The term exneUe.d is n«eci '>nl" --vhon t ni—tu--^ • T"7 ~ 
 
 crait by the Grand Lodge.-fu a fii^S "<Fra£lois:ZXov''vZ^l 
 of a Brother ti-om a private Lodge, tho teraa e*cJ«c?./oiiIy is appuS. 
 
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 therein or lien thereon ; nor shall the master of any 
 tavern or public-house be suffered to be the owner of 
 the jewels or furniture of any Lo(lge,under tlie penalty 
 of the forfeiture of the constitution. Nor sliall any 
 jewel be worn in a Lodge other than those specified 
 for the Officers, except such honorary or other jewel as 
 shall a])pertain to, or be consistent with, those degrees 
 which are recognized by and acknowledged by and 
 under tlie control of the Grand Lodge. 
 
 XXI Y. — All minutes, lists, and books of account, 
 belonging to a Lodge, must be produced by th^ Master, 
 when he shall be so required by competent autliority. 
 
 XX Y. — TJie majority of the members of a Lodge, 
 when congregated, have tlie privilege of giving instruc- 
 tions to their Master, Past IMasters, and Wardens, be- 
 fore the meeting of the Grand Lodge ; because such 
 Oflicers are their representatives, and are supposed to 
 sjieak their sentiments. 
 
 XXYI. — Each Lodge shall annually make a return 
 to the Grand Secretary of the Masters, Wardens, and 
 Past Masters of the Lodge, and including all members 
 who claim to be entitled to attend in a Grand Lodge as 
 Past Masters, as having served the oflice of Master in 
 some other Lodge, specifying the Lodge in which each 
 of such Past Masters has served the office of Master ; 
 and no Brother shall be permitted to attend in Grand 
 Lodge unless his name shall appear in some such 
 return. 
 
 XXYI'. — Each Lodge shall make its returns and 
 payments regularly to the Grand Secretary, according 
 to the regulations under the heads London and County 
 Lodges ; and in case of neglect for one whole year to 
 make such returns and payments, or if the Lodge do 
 
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 not meet during that period, it is liable to be erased. 
 The Master, Past Masters, and Wardens of a Lodge 
 which shall have neglected for one whole year to make 
 its returns or its payments to the Grand Lodge, are 
 thereby disqualified for attending the Grand Lodge or 
 5itting upon any Board or Committee until thojie returns 
 and payments shall have been completed. 
 
 XXVIIL — If a Lodge be dissolved, the warrant 
 shaU be deUverod up to the Grand Master, and shall 
 not, on any account, be transferred without his con- 
 sent. 
 
 XXIX. — ir the warrant or constitation of a Lodge 
 be sold, or procured by any other means than through 
 the regular channel of petition to the Grand Master, 
 or a Provincial Grand Master, such Warrant shall be 
 forfeited, and the Lodge erased. 
 
 XXX. — As every warranted Lodge is a constituent 
 part of the Grand Lodge, in which assembly all the 
 power of the fraternity resides, it is clear that no other 
 authority can destroy the power granted by a war- 
 rant : if, therefore, the majority of any Lodge should 
 determine to quit the Society, or that Lodge, the consti- 
 tution, or power of assembling, remains with the rest of 
 the members, who adhere to tlicir allegiance. If all the 
 members of a Lodge withdraw tliemselves, their War- 
 rant ceases and becomes extinct; and all the authority 
 thereby granted, or enjoyed, reverts to the Grand Master, 
 
 XXXI. — If the Brctliren liolding a warrant for a 
 Lodge render themselves unwortliy of longer possess- 
 ing it, the Grand Master may, after the Grand Lodge 
 shall have decided on that fact, transfer such warrant 
 to other Brethren, whom he may think deserving, with 
 a new number, at the bottom of the Lodges then o^ re- 
 
' ■ I 
 
 II 
 
 m 
 
 ■ 
 
 i6 
 
 2L W -r,^"'^? ''"" "« ''™^<'' - "^ -arrant de- 
 clared forfeited, until the Master or Officers shall hi. 
 
 Uen summoned to answer to the complaint made against 
 
 papers or acco„„t. to the Grand Maste."™:De^„t' 
 
 ^y nie ijri and Lodge, and do not comply or o-i vp «„ffl.- * 
 reason fornnn r.^,^^T ""'M'V? oi give sufficient 
 
 i«=i.j.::ri:Ta!lTfi;r7:rrr^ 
 
 ™«andtheproeeedh.gnoti«::u::^^^^^^^^^ 
 u^e 01 any of its delegated authorities, or of a Pm 
 
 pounds; fo^:itri::K^^^^^^^^ 
 
 «u-ee years, it shal- bo, not Ls th ^t Lo " '' '"*'"'" 
 *en pounds ; and if the L^f^T^ '""' ""^ "'^" 
 «ne, or bo ,„i,t, „f „ tl.irdi^c "■ £'^,'" ""^ ^'-^ 
 of the second offence, the Lod^e :inl t^tbT fT" 
 erased, and to have its eonstituti^l^StL ''""'''•'« 
 
 it/ '"" '''"■' ■"'"" ">' ••'W"-1 to the general char- 
 
 <9f ffjs iH«StcrS milf matlrtns at EoiraM, 
 I.-A1I preferment among Masons should be ground- 
 
 t 
 
i^arrant de- 
 shall have 
 shall have 
 ide against 
 
 Wardens, 
 nt, books, 
 s Deputy, 
 Jj or any 
 nthorized 
 sufficient 
 ions shall 
 e may be 
 idLodge. 
 iw or re- 
 specific 
 3 Grand 
 a Pro- 
 fine, or 
 
 for the 
 lan five 
 within 
 i*e than 
 ay the 
 ■ years 
 ! to be 
 
 char- 
 
 27 
 
 cd upon real worth and personal merit only, therefore 
 no Brother shall be elected Master of a Lodge or ap- 
 pointed to any office therein, merely on account of se- 
 niority or rank. No Master shall assume the Master's 
 chair until he shall have been regularly installed, though 
 he may, in the interim, rule the Lodge. 
 
 It is necessary, previously to the installation of the 
 Master, that the minutes of the preceding meeting of 
 the Lodge should be read and confirmed, so far at least 
 as to the election of the Master, after which the usual 
 ceremonies of installation arc to be performed. Should 
 the minutes of the election of Master not be confirmed, 
 then a summons must be issued for the following regu- 
 lar meeting of the Lodge, setting forth that the Breth- 
 ren were again to proceed to elect a Master, and on the 
 confirmation of the minutes of that election in the fol- 
 lowing ordinary meeting of the Lodge, the installation 
 of the Master will follow. 
 
 II. — Every Master, when placed in the Chair, shall 
 solemnly pledge himself to observe all the old-establish- 
 ed usages and customs, and to preserve the land-marks 
 of the order, and most strictly to enforce them within 
 his own Lodge. 
 
 III.— No Brother shall continue in the oflice of Mas- 
 ter for more than two years in succession, unless by a 
 dispensation, which may be granted by the Grand Mas- 
 ter or the Provincial Grand Master in cases of real ne- 
 cessity; but he may be again elected after ho has been 
 out of that oifice one year. 
 
 IV. — The Master and Wardens of a Lodge are en- 
 joined to visit other Lodges as often as they convenient- 
 Iv can: in crder that the same usaeres and customs may 
 
 und- 
 
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 be observed througbout the craft, and a good under- 
 standing be thereby cultivated amongst Free-Masons. 
 
 V. The Master is responsible for the due observance 
 of the laws relating to private Lodges, and is bound to 
 produce all books, minutes, and accounts, when requir- 
 ed by any lawful authority. 
 
 VI. — If the Master should die, be removed, or be 
 incapable of discharging the duties of his office, the Se- 
 nior Warden, and in the absence of the Senior War- 
 den, the Junior Warden, and in tho absence of both War- 
 dens then the immediate Past Master, or in his absence 
 the Senior Past Master, shall act as Master, in summon- 
 ing the Lodge, until the next election of officers. In 
 the Master's absence, the immediate Past Master, or if 
 he be absent the Senior Past Master of the Lodge pre- 
 sent, shall take the Chair. - If neither the Past'Master 
 nor any Past Master of the Lodge be present, then the 
 Senior Warden, or in his absence the Junior Warden, 
 shall rule the Lodge. 
 
 VIII. — The Master and Wardens of every Lodge shall 
 attend the Grand Master or his Deputy, or the Provin- 
 cial Grand Master or his Deputy, or any Board or 
 Comn.ittee authorized by the Grand Lodge ; and pro- 
 duce the warrant, minutes, and books, of the Lodge, 
 when summoned so to do, under pain of suspension, and 
 being reported to the next Grand Lodge. 
 
 IX. — The Wardens or Officers of a Lodge cannot 
 be removed, unless for a cause which appears to the 
 Lodge to be sufficient ; but the Master, if he be dissa- 
 tisfied with the conduct of any of his officers, may lay 
 the cause of complaint before the Lodge; and if it shall 
 appear, to the majority of the Brethren present, that the 
 
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 V 
 
 29 
 
 complaint be well founded, he shall have power to dis- 
 place such officer, and to nominate another, 
 
 I. — No Brother shall be admitted a member of a Lodge, 
 unless the laws of the craft, relating to the proposing 
 and admitting of candidates, shall have been strictly 
 complied with. (See proposing members.) 
 
 II. — A brother who has been concerned in making 
 Masons clandestinely, or at a Lodge which is not a re- 
 gular Lodge, or for small and unworthy considerations, 
 or who may assist in forming a new Lodge without the 
 Grand Master's authority, shall not be admitted as a 
 member, nor even as a visitor, into any regular Lodge, 
 nor partake of the general charity or other Masonic 
 privilege, till he make due submission, and obtain grace. 
 • III. — No Brother shall presume to print or publish, 
 or cause to be printed or published, the proceedings of 
 any Lodge, or any part thereof, or the names of the 
 persons present at such Lodge, without the direction of 
 the Grand Master, or Provincial Grand Master, under 
 pain of being expelled from the order. 
 
 This law is not to extend to the writing, printing, or 
 publishing, of any notice or summons, issued to the 
 members of a Lodge, by the authority of the Master, 
 or the proceedings of any festival or public meeting at 
 which persons not Masons are permitted to be present. 
 
 V. — The majority of the members present at any 
 Lodge duly summoned have an undoubted right to re- 
 gulate their own proceedings, provided that they are 
 consistent with the General Laws and Regulations of 
 the craft ; no member, therefore, shall be permitted to 
 enter in the Minute Book of his Lodge a protest against 
 
 D 
 
Mj- 
 
 30 
 
 any resolution or proceeding which may have taken 
 place, unless it shall appear to him to be contrary to the 
 laws and usages of the craft, and for the purpose of 
 complauHng or appealing to a higher masonic authority. 
 yi.— If any member suall be excluded from hh 
 Lodge, or shall withdraw himself from it, without hav- 
 ing complied with its By-Laws, or with the general Re- 
 gulations of the craft, he shall not be eligible to any 
 other Lodge, until that Lodge shall have been made ac- 
 quainted with his former neglect, so that the Brethren 
 may be enabled to exercise their discretion as to his 
 admission. Whenever a member of any Lod-e shall 
 resign, or shall be excluded, or whenever, at a future 
 time, he may require it, he shall be furnished with a 
 certificate, stating the circumstances under which he 
 left the Lodge ; and such certificate is to be produced 
 to any other Lodge of which he is proposed to be ad- 
 mitted a member, previous to the ballot being taken. 
 
 VIL— All differences between or complaint^ of mem- 
 bers, that cannot be accommodated privately or in some 
 regular Lodge,shall be reduced into writing and delivered 
 to the Grand Secretary, who shall lay them before the 
 Grand Mast.., or the Board of general purposes, or 
 Committee appointed by the Grand Lodge, or to the 
 Provincial Master if there be one. When all parties 
 shall have been summoned to attend thereon, and the 
 case shall have been investigated, such order and adju- 
 dication may be made as shall be authorized by the laws 
 and regulations of Masonry. 
 
 yiII._A Mason offending against any law or regu- 
 lation of the craft, to the breach of which no specifio 
 penalty is attached, shall, at the discretion of the Grand 
 Lodge, or any of its delegated authorities, or of a Pro- 
 
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 vincial Grand Master, be subject to atoonition, fine, or 
 suspension. ' ^^j y^t 
 
 If fine be the punishment awarded, it shall be, for the 
 first offence, not less than one po„.,d nor more than 
 
 "zreVi 7t^"- 1 » ^^'"- ■-- 
 
 inree years, it shall be not less than tv.o nor 
 more than ten pounds , and if a brother .h.ll refuse to 
 pay the fine or be guilty of a third offence within 
 three years of the seeond offence, he shall be liable t^ 
 expulsion from the craft. 
 
 of Cha!r.''"'^ '""^ ^" "''^"'^ '""'«= '^'""''^ ^^^ 
 ©( ^Jrojasinir iHcmirri. 
 Great discredit and injury having been brought upon 
 ouranctentand honorable fraternity from admiting mem- 
 bers and receiving candidates, without due notice being 
 given, or inquiry made into their characters and qualifi- 
 catonsi and, also, from the passing and raising of Masons 
 without due instructions in the respective degrees, it is 
 deterimned that, in future, a violation or neglect of any 
 oi t 'e following Laws shall subject the Lodge offending 
 to erasure, because no emergency cau be allowed as a 
 justifictition.* 
 
 I.-No Brother shall be admitted a member of a 
 Lodge without a regular proposition in open Lodge, nor 
 until his name, occupation, and place of abode, as well as 
 the name and number of the Lodge of which he is or 
 was last a member, or in which he was initiated, shall 
 have been sent to all the members in the summons for 
 the next stated Lodge meeting ; at which meeting tha 
 Brothers Grand Lodge certificate, and also the certifi! 
 e_ate_£Jnsfornier Lodge is to be produced, and the 
 
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 descision of the Brethren ascertained hy ballot. 
 When a Lodge has ceased to meet, any former member 
 thereof shall be eligible to be proposed and admitted a 
 member of another Lodge, on producing a certificate 
 from the Grand Secretary, stating the fact and speci- 
 fying whether the Brother has been registered and his 
 quarterage duly paid. 
 
 IL — No j^erson shall be made a Mason without a re- 
 gular proposition at one Lodge, and a ballot at the next 
 regular stated Lodge ; nor until his name, addition or 
 profession, and place of abode, shall have been sent to 
 all the members in the summons. 
 
 In cases of emergency, the following alteration, as to 
 the mode of proposing a candidate, is allowed. Any two 
 members of a Lodge may transmit in writing to the Mas- 
 ter the name, &c. of any candidate whom they may wi \ 
 to propose, and the circumstances whicli cause the em- 
 ergency ; and the Master, if tlie emergency be proper, 
 shall notify the said recommendation to every member 
 of his Lodge, stating the name, age, addition or profes- 
 sio-.i, and place of abode, of the candidate ; and may, 
 at the same time, summon a Lodge to meet at a period 
 of not less than seven days from the issuing of the sum- 
 mons, for the purpose of balloting for the Candidate ; 
 and, if the Candidate be then approved, he may be in- 
 itiated into the first degree of Masonry. The Master 
 shall, previous to the ballot being taken, cause the said 
 proposition, and the emergency stated, to be recorded in 
 he j^.Iinute-Book of the Lodge. 
 
 3. No man shall bo made a Mason in any Lodge 
 under the age of twenty-one years, unless by dispensa« 
 tion from the Grand Master, or Provincial Grand Mas- 
 ter. Every candidate must be a free man, and his own 
 master, and, at the time of initiation, be known to 
 
 
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 be in reputable circumstances. He should be a lover 
 of the liberal arts and sciences, and have made some 
 progress in one or other of them ; and he must, pre- 
 vious to his initiation, subscribe his name at full length, 
 to a declaration of the follov. ing import,* viz. : 
 
 To the Worshipful Master, Wardens, Officers, and Members 
 of the Lodge of No. 
 
 \ being free by birth, and of tlie full age 
 
 of twenty-one years, do declare, that, unbiassed by the iraproj)er 
 solicitation of friends, and uniniiuenced by mercenary or other 
 imworthy motive, I freely and voluntarily offer myself a candidate 
 for the mysteries of Masonry ; that I am prompted by a favour- 
 able opinion conceived of the Institution, and a desire of know- 
 ledge ; and that I will cheerfully conform to all the ancient usages 
 and established customs of the order. Witness my hand, this 
 day of 
 
 Witness 
 
 IV. No person can be made a Mason in, or admitted 
 a member of a Lodge, if, on the ballot, three black balls 
 appear against him. Some Lodges wish for no such 
 indulgence, but require the unanimous consent of the 
 members present ; some admit one black ball, some 
 two; the By-Laws of each Lodge must, therefore, 
 guide them in this respect ; but if there be three black 
 balls such person cannot, on any pretence, be admitted. 
 
 V. Every candidate shall, on his initiation, solemnly 
 promise to submit to the constitutions, and to conform 
 to all the usages and regulations of the craft, intimated 
 to him in time and place convenient. 
 
 Every private Lodge should have a Masonic Seal, to 
 be affixed to all documents proper to be issued. 
 
 An impression of the Seal is to be sent to the Grand 
 Secretary, and, also, by a country Lodge, to the Pro- 
 
 * Any individual who cannot write, is consequoutly ineligible 
 to be admitted into the order. 
 
 v2 
 
Bi 
 
 vincial Grand Master ; and whenever clmnP-ed, an im- 
 pression of the new Seal shall, in like manner, be trans- 
 mitted. 
 
 A Provincial Grand Master shall pay thrr • guineas 
 for h,s patent, and twenty guineas to the fund of gone- 
 ral purposes ; and if he have not s.-rved the office of 
 (xrand Steward, an additional twenty guineas to the 
 fund of benevolence. The twenty guineas to the fund 
 of benevolence is not, however, to be paid bv a Vvo^ in- 
 cial Grand Master appointed to a colonial' or foreign 
 district, provided the Brother be resident in su^b 
 district. 
 
 A Deputy Provincial Grand Master shall pay two 
 guineas for registering his name in the books of the 
 errand Lodge. Granting a new warrant, five guineas - 
 a warrant of confirmation, two guineas. Grand LodgJ 
 Certificates, six shillings and sixpence. 
 
 Registering Fee for a Mason made in a country, fo- 
 reign, or military Lodge, ten shillings and sixpence ; 
 for a Brother joining a country, foreign, or military 
 Lodge, he having been initiated in another Lodge, two 
 shillings and sixpence.* 
 
 
 * At a Qmrterh/Cmmmnicafwn, holden at Free-Mason's Ball 
 London, an Weducsda^, (he 7lh of Jraie, 1826 ' 
 
 It was ItESOLVKD AND OH[)i:i!i:i), 
 
 That, in ecnsideratzon of pt^cuh'ar eiroumstances whiol. l,nv« 
 been roprosonlod on behalf of tho Lodons \ntZZ-o 
 Upper Canada, and which are con dcmA ,L^^^ 
 Lodoos m IHs Mojcvstv's North An oHc.n'K^^^ 
 Provincbl Grand Masters have ^"r W>in^d 'S^,:;:;^:;; 
 Grand Lodges oonstitnted, nnder the iithorit; of this G^o' j 
 Lodge ; and further, in consideration of the oxpechencv of pT. 
 bhslung, ,n such Masonic Provinces, a regnlar'^s em of Pro? n' 
 cia! Registry, as well as with a vie v of oht",>iCT 
 fetu. a. of the Masons initiated in such L ^dijentir ''^"^'^ 
 
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 eDf €ertihcam. 
 1. Every Brother sli.-ill be entitled to a Grand Lodge 
 Certificate, immediately upon his being registered in 
 the books of the Grand Lodge, for which Certificate 
 the Lodge shall pay six shillings and six pence. Each 
 Lodge, thcrefon;, when it makes a return of the Masons 
 whom it has initiated, shall, in addition to the register 
 fee, make a remittance of tjie m oney for the Certiticates, 
 Resolvki), 
 
 M •^''^,T'^'>r''*' ^" t'^o^flidForont, Masonic Provinces and Districts 
 yvithin His AL.jcsty's Nortl. Anioricun Territories, the ReJistor-' 
 jno^ teos shal be (.n lim. of those at present required by the 
 Constitution) for a Muson nia.lo in any Lo.l^^e ; or for a Mas n 
 heretofore made ami n.>t yot re^isterc d the Ln of tlslul W 
 current rtjonoy ,,f the said Provinces, or two Spanish nulled ol-' 
 lars ; and for a Masoii previonsly re.oistered in one Lodge jo nit 
 anolier Lodge, the sun. of five shillings, current nio,fe/S 
 sau , or one such .ndLd dollar ; such fees to entitle Masons, n 
 such cases, to the bo,u.|it of registry in the books of this Grand 
 Lodge, as veil as ,n those of the ]>nnincial Grand Lodge, 
 th. 'Tl ;^ the Master of each Lodge shall be answerable for 
 the collection safe keeping, an-l n-gular transmission o^' the e 
 fees, once at the least ,n each year, to the Provincial Graml Trea! 
 
 rist": Vf T' A P'T^' ^ ^T^'T ''' ^''■■^^•''^'^ together with pro ,er 
 Lists of the ^[embers of such Lodge in duplicate, one cod v of 
 vvhich shall be tntnsm ttod to the Grand SccrJtaries'ofTlis Si'd 
 Lodge and the other. hall be deposited with the Provincial G ra d 
 Kegistrar. ■-•ai vjidnu 
 
 ^'^'~}!l'^^ f""" ^H"^' '"f^'^ty of the amount of such fees shall 
 once at the least in each year, be remitted by such Provincial 
 Grand Treasurer to the Grand Secretaries of this Grand Lodge 
 together with thesaid Lists of the Members of Lodges, in orde; 
 !n, hI'/T''*^""'^ registered in the books of the Grand Lodge; 
 and that the other e(iual moiety of the said amounts be applfed 
 u SUCH manner as each such Provincial Grand Lodge shall clirec 
 to defray the expense of the Provincial registry. But that he^e 
 payments shall not entitle the Prethren to receive Gra u LocLe 
 Certificates, but that Brethren re.,uiring such CertiSes must 
 pay. m addition, the sum of six shillingslnd sixpence. 
 At a Quarterly Conwiumcation, hohlcn at Free-Mason's HalL 
 Lomdon on Wednesday, the Gfh September, 1826. 
 
 IHE AIJOVE KeSOLUTIONS WKKi: CONFIKMED 
 
 W ivfT^Ji ^''"rif"'*-''^ London, 'Id iSovember, 1844, frrni W. 
 //. Wnte, Grand Secretary, addressed to this Lodge, the abov, 
 resolutions were declared to be in full force. 
 
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 which may either be taken out of the initiation fee, or 
 be cliarged separately to the Brothers for whom the 
 Certificates are ol)tained, at the discretion of Jie Lodge. 
 
 2. Every Broliier to wliom a Grand Lodge Certifi- 
 cate is granted must sign his name to the margin there- 
 of, or it will not be valid. 
 
 3. No Brother shall obtain a Grand Lodge Certificate 
 if he shall have been admitted to more than one degree 
 of Masonry on the same day, or at a shorter interval 
 than one month from his receiving a previous de^^ree. 
 Every return, or other document upon which a Grand 
 Lodge Certificate is to be issued, must specify not only 
 the date of initiation, but also the days on which the 
 Brother was advanced to the second and third degree, 
 as the case may be. 
 
 4. All applicati(ms for Grand Lodge Certi^cates 
 must be made to tlie Grand Secretary ; and if the 
 name of the Brother wishing for the Certificate ha'- 
 not previously been registered, the money payable on 
 registration must be transmitted at the same time ; as 
 no Certificate can, on any account, be issued until such 
 money has been paid. 
 
 5. A Brother, who shall ^ave obtained a Grand 
 Lodge Certificate of the first or second degree will, 
 after he has advanced to a superior degree, be entitled 
 to exchange such Certificate for one of the superior 
 degree without any additional expense. 
 
 6. No Lodge shall grant a Private Lodge Certificate 
 to a Brother, except for the purpose of enabling him 
 to obtain a Grand Lodge Certificate, (in which case 
 such Certificate shall be specifically addressed to the 
 Grand Secretary) ; and except also sucii Certificates 
 as may be required by the laws of tl . Grand Lodge, 
 
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 or called for by any of its Boards or Committees. Nor 
 shall a Lodge, under any pretence, make a charge for 
 a Private Lodge Certificate. 
 
 The following Masonic clothing and insignia shall be 
 worn by the craft, and no Brother shall, on any pre- 
 tence, be admitted into any Lodge without his proper 
 clothing. 
 
 No honorary or other jewel or emblem shall be 
 worn in any Lodge which shall not appertain to or be 
 consistent with those degrees which are recognized 
 and acknowledged by and are under the control of the 
 Grand Lodge, 
 
 JEWELS. 
 
 Masters of Lodges, The square. 
 
 Past Jlasters, The square and the diagram of the 
 
 47th prop. 1st B. of Euclid, en- 
 graven on a silver plate, pendant 
 within it. 
 
 Senior Warden,,.. The level. 
 
 Junior Warden,... The plumb, 
 
 Treasurer, The key. 
 
 Secretary, The cross pens. 
 
 Deacons, The dove. 
 
 Inner Guard, Cross swords. 
 
 Tyler, The sword. 
 
 The above Jewels to be in silver. The collars to be 
 
 light'bluo ribbon, four inches broad : if silver chain 
 
 be used, it must be placed over the light-blue ribbon. 
 
 APRONS. 
 
 Entered Apprentice — A plain white lamb skin, from 14 
 to 16 inches wide, 12 to 14 inches deep, square at 
 bottom, and without ornament ; white strings, 
 
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 Fellow Craft- A^\^ white lamb skm, similar to that 
 of the Entered Apprentice, with the addition only 
 of two skj-bhie rosettes at the bottom. 
 Master Mason~Th^ same, with .ky-blue lining and 
 edging ]i- inch deep, and an addi;ional rosette on 
 the fall or flap, and silver tassels. No other co- 
 lour or ornament shall be allowed except to offi- 
 cers and past-officers of Lodges, who may have 
 the emblems of their offices in silver or white in 
 the centre of the apron. 
 ^ The Masters and Past-Masters of Lodges to wear 
 xn lieu and m the places of the three roslttes ZZl 
 Master Mason's apron, perpendicular lines upon hori^ 
 «;>ntal lines, thereby forming three several sets of two 
 right angles ; the length of the horizontal lines to be 
 two inches and a half eaeh, and of the perpendicular 
 hnes one inch; these emblems to be of riband, half an 
 inch broad, and of the same colour as the lining and 
 edging of the apron. If grand officers, similar emblems, 
 of ^'arter-blue or gold. " 
 
 <^l 5Fi'^itarrf. 
 No Visitor shall be admitted into a Lodge, unless he 
 be personally known, recommended, or well vouched 
 tor, after due examination by one of the Brethren pre- 
 sent; and during his continuance in the Lodge he must 
 be subject to the By-Laws of the Lodge. The Master 
 of the Lodge is particularly bouiid to enforce these 
 regulations. 
 
 A Brother, who is not a subscribing member to some 
 Lodge, shall not be permitted tc, visit any one Lodge in 
 the town or place where he resid(>.s more than once dur- 
 ing his secession from t'le craft. 
 
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LIST 
 
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 MASTERS OF SAINT PAUL'S LODGE. 
 
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 Aote.— St. Paul's Lodge was first established in Montreal by 
 Warrant, dated 8th November, 1770, granted by the R. W and 
 Hon. John Collins, P. G. M. for Canada, by virtue of a Patent 
 from His Grace, Henry, Duke of Somerset and Beaufort, and 
 continued to work under that Warrant until 1797, when a new 
 one was granted. The Register of proeeedings of the first seven 
 years cannot at present be found : the following list, therefore, 
 begins with the election in December, 1778, at which time Robert 
 Gordon was Master. 
 
 DATE OF KLECTIOX. NAMES. 
 
 (NOT KNOWN) ROBERT GORDON. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1778,.. .CHRISTOPHER CARSON. 
 
 (Died, March, 1779.) 
 
 -*PRII'> 1779,, ..ROBERT GORDON. 
 
 J^^E, 1779,. ..THOMAS BUSBY. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1779,. ..THOMAS M'MURHAT. 
 
 •^UNE 1780,...JOHN DALY. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1780,.. .THOMAS OAKES. 
 
 J^JNE 1781,. ..HENRY ROWLEY. 
 
 JUNE, 1782,. ..JAMES NOEL. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1782,.. .LEVI WILLARD. 
 
 JUNE, 1783,...HENRY LO^DEL. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1783... .JAMES NOEL. 
 DECEMBER, 17&4,... THOMAS BUSBY. 
 DECEMBER, 178.5,,. .CONRAD MARSTELLEH. 
 
 JUNE, 1786,. ..JAMES NOEL. 
 
 ■ JUNE 1788,. ..CONRAD MARSTELLER. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1788,, ..THOMAS SULLIVAN. 
 DECEMBER, 1789,. ..JOHN PLATT. 
 DECEMBER, 1730,.,.J AMES NOKL 
 
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 J^^E, 1791,. ..JOHN MOLSON. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1791, ...SAMUEL DAVID. 
 
 JUNE, 1793,. ..JOHN DEVEREUX, 
 
 JUNE, 1794,. ..JOHN M'ARTHUR. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1794,. ..THOMAS BUSBY. 
 
 JUNE, 1795,. ..JOHN MOLSON. 
 
 JUNE, 179G,... THOMAS J. SITLLIVAN. 
 
 (By "Warrant, dated 1st. May, 1797.) 
 
 JUNE, 1797,. ..THOMAS J. SULLIVAN. 
 
 JUNE, 1798,.. .WILLIAM MARTIN. 
 
 JUNE, 1801,. ..LOUIS CHARLES FOUCHER. 
 
 JUNE, 1803,. ..JOHN GREAT WOOD. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1803,. ..GWYN OWEN RADFORD. 
 
 JUNE, 1804,... ARTHUR GILMOR. 
 
 JUNE, 1805,. ..JACOB HALL. 
 
 DECExMBER, 1805,. ..WILLIAM MARTIN. 
 
 JUNE, 1807,... ARTHUR GILMOR. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1807,... JAMES DOW. 
 DECEMBER, 1808,. ..THOMAS M'LAREN. 
 
 JUNE, 1810,...JABEZ D. DE WITT. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1810,...GEORGE PLATT. 
 
 JUNE, 1811,...JABEZ D. DE WITT. 
 
 JUNE, 1812,. ..AUSTIN CUVILLIER. 
 
 JUNE, 1813,...JABEZ D, DE WITT. 
 
 JUNE, 1814,...ABNER RICE. 
 
 JUNE, 1S15,...CHARLES GORE LESTER. 
 
 JUNE, 1817,...JABEZ D. DE WITT. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1817,. ..MICHAEL SCOTT. 
 DECEMBER, 1819,...JABEZ D. DE WITT. 
 DECEMBER, I820,...TURTON PENN. 
 DECEMBER, 1822,. ..MICHAEL SCOTT. 
 DECEMBER, 1823,...TURTON PENN. 
 DECEMBER, 1824,...REV. JOHN BETHUNE. 
 DECEMBER, 1825,...JOHN SAxMIIEL M'CORD 
 DECEMBER, 1827,...TURTON PENN. 
 DECEMBER, 1828,... WILLIAM BADGLEY. 
 DECEMBER, 1830,. ..FREDERICK GRIITIN. 
 DECEMBER, 1831,...TURTON PENN. 
 DECEMBER, 1832,...ALEXANDER BUCHANAN. 
 
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 The principal Eooks and Papers, and all the Regaha, Furniture, 
 and Warrant derived from our M. W. G. M. the Duke of Sussex' 
 were burnt at the fire of the Masonic Hall, n, this city, on the 
 24th April, A.L. nssr— A.D. 1833. 
 
 On the 27th December previous, Brother Alexander Buchanan 
 was installed Master ; Brother the Rev. B. B. Stephens, as Se- 
 nior Warden ; and Brother Campbell Sweeny, as Junior War- 
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 Dr,(JEMl'.ER, 1832,... ALEXANDER BUCHANAN. 
 1833,...JAMES GUTHRIE SCOTT. 
 1834,....TAMES CxUTHRIE SCOTT, 
 1835,...M'ILLIAM BADGLEY. 
 1836,. ..WILLIAM BADGLEY. 
 1837,...WILLIAM. FORSYTH. 
 1838,...WILLIAM BADGLEY. 
 183&,... WILLIAM BADGLEY. 
 1840,...ISAAC VALENTINE. 
 1841,...TOIIN S. M'CORD. 
 1842,. ..WILLI AM BADGLEY. 
 184,3,. ..WILLI AM BADGLEY. 
 1841,....TOHN S. M'CORD. 
 
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 DECEMBER, 1832,. ..REV. B. B. STEPHENS. 
 
 " 1833,. ..KEV. B. B. STEPHENS. 
 
 " 1834,... WILLIAM BADGLEY. 
 
 " 1835,. ..WILLIAM FORSYTH. 
 
 « 1836,.,. WILLIAM FORSYTH. 
 
 « 1837,. ..CAMPBELL SWEENEY. 
 
 '• 1838,... ARTHUR ROSS. 
 
 «' 1839,. ..ISAAC VALENTINE. 
 
 " 1840,. ..STANLEY BAGG. 
 
 1841,. ..JAMES CRAWFORD. 
 
 " 1842,. ..GEORGE D. WATSON. 
 
 " 1843,. ..JOHN GLASS. 
 
 " 1844,. ..DAVID M'PHERSON. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1832,. ..CAMPBELL SWEENEY. 
 1833,. ..ISAAC VALENTINE. 
 1834,... FRANCIS PERRY. 
 1835,. ..JAMES HOLMES. 
 1830,. ..ARTHUR ROSS. 
 1837,...ELIEZER D. DAVID 
 1838,. ..CHARLES O. ERMATINGER. 
 1839,. ..Capt. the Hon. G. CADOGAN, Gre.n. Gps. 
 1840,. ..SAMUEL HORT. 
 1841, ...SAMUEL HORT. 
 1842,. ..MOSES S. DAVID. 
 1843,. ..DAVID M'PHERSON. 
 1844,. ..ROBERT S. TYLEE. 
 
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 1833,. ..MOSES J. HAYES. 
 1834,. ..MOSES J. HAYES. 
 1835,...FREDERICK GRIFFIN 
 1836,. ..FREDERICK GRIFFIN 
 1837,...FREDERICK GRIFFIN 
 1838,. ..FREDERICK ' ■.; 'V T>T 
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 1840,...FREDERICK GRiFFIN 
 1841,. ..FREDERICK GRIFFIN 
 1842,. ..JACOB H. JOSEPH. 
 1843,. ..JACOB H. JOSEPH. 
 1844,. ..JACOB H. JOSEPH. 
 
 DECEMBER, 1832,., .ARTHUR ROSS. 
 
 " 1833,. ..ARTHUR ROSS, 
 
 " 1834,.. .ARTHUR ROCS. 
 
 " 1835,...ELIEZER D. DAVID. 
 
 I 1836,.,.ELIEZER D. DAVID. 
 
 « 1837,., .JAMES CRAWFORD. 
 
 " 1838,...JAMES CRAWFORD. 
 
 " 1839,. ..MEYERS SOLOMON. 
 
 " 1840,.. .JOHN CARTER. 
 
 " 1841, ...THOMAS S. JUDAH. 
 1842,. ..ROBERT WEIR, Ju.v. 
 
 « 1843,. ..ROBERT S. TYLEE 
 
 " 1844,.. .J, OGILVY MOFFATT' 
 
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 DECEMBER, 1832,...H, L. ROUTH. 
 
 " 1833,...FRANCIS PERRY. 
 
 " 1834,...JAMES HOLMES. 
 
 1835,...CHARLES O. ERMATINGER. 
 1836,...CHARLES O. ERMATINGER. 
 1837,...C1I.1RLES O. ERMATINGER. 
 1838,...GEORGE PLATT. 
 1839, ..SAMUEL HORT. 
 1840,.. .GEORGE D. WATSON. 
 1841,...GEORGE D. Y/ATSON. 
 1842,. ..JAMES HENDERSON. 
 1843,.. J. OGILVY MOx FATT. 
 1841,.. .J. OGILVY MOFFATT. 
 1844,...CHARLES KADWELL. 
 
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 DECE i^ER, 1832,.. .JAMES SMITH, 
 
 1833,... J AMES HOLMES. 
 
 1834,.,.CHARLES O. ERMATINGER. 
 
 1835,. ..FRANCIS PERRY. 
 
 1836,.. .JAMES CRAWFORD. 
 
 1837,. ..GEORGE PLATT. 
 
 1838,... SAMUEL HORT. 
 
 1839,...CAPT. C. RIDLEY, Grenadieh Guakwi. 
 
 1840,... THEODORE HART. 
 
 1841, ...MOSES S. DAVID. 
 
 1842,. ..JOHN FERRIE. 
 
 1843,.. .S. S. FINDEN. 
 
 1844,... THOMAS URE. 
 
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 1834,...ELIEZER D. DAVID. 
 1835,.,. ARTHUR ROSS, 
 1836,...GE0RGE PLATT, 
 1837,... SAMUEL IIORT, 
 1837,... ALEXANDER EWING. 
 1839,...GEORGE D. WATSON 
 1840,...J. C. DUNLOP. 
 1841,. ..JOHN GLASS, 
 1842,...DAVID M'PHERSON. 
 1843,...JOHN ROSE. 
 1844,. ..THOMAS ROSS, 
 
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 DECEMBER, 1832,,..HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER. 
 1833,. ..HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER. 
 1834,,..HUGH M'KAY a.vd N. SPOONER. 
 1835,... HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER. 
 1836,...HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER. 
 1837,...HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER, 
 1838'...HUGH M'KAY AND N. SPOONER. 
 1839,. ..HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER. 
 1840,...HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER. 
 1841,. ..HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER. 
 1842,.. .HUGH M'KAY and N. SPOONER. 
 1843,...HUGH M'KAY a.nd N. SPOONER. 
 1844,,...rAMES DARBY. 
 
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