SHERWOOD, GILBERT, AND PIPER, PATERNOSTER-ROW;
MADDEN AND CO., 8, LEADENHALL-STREET.

SUTHERLAND, CALTON-STREET, EDINBURGH; J PORTER, GRAFTON-ST.,
AND FANNIN AND CO., GRAFTON-STREET, DUBLIN; SPIERS, OXFORD;
STEVENSON, CAMBRIDGE; HALL, BIRMINGHAM. R. & C. CHALMERS
MONTREAL. LATTEY, BROTHERS, AND CO., AND THACKER AND CO.,
CALCUTTA. JOS. ARIANO, KINGSTON, JAMAICA.

A FREEMASON,

WHOSE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE ARE HUMBLY, BUT FAITHFULLY, CONNECTED WITH, AND NOT ALTOGETHER UNKNOWN TO,

THE ORDER,

HAS BEEN DESIRED TO DEDICATE THIS VOLUME AS HE MAY THINK FIT.

THE MASONIC CRAFT IS UNIVERSAL;

AND IT IS WITH A GRATEFUL SENSE OF THE ADVANTAGES DERIVED

FROM

THE GRAND LODGE OF MASSACHUSETTS, (HOLDING ORIGINALLY FROM THE MOTHER GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND),

AND ITS MOST WORSHIPFUL

PRESENT AND PAST GRAND MASTERS,

THAT HE HOPES SUCH AUGUST BODY AND ITS ILLUSTRIOUS RULERS WILL DEIGN TO ACCEPT,

AS A TRIBUTE TO THEIR MERITS,

AN OFFERING THAT PROCEEDS FROM

ᎢᎻᎬ ᎻᎬᎪᎡᎢ ;

A REMEMBRANCE OF COMPLIMENTARY KINDNESS PAID TO

THREE ENGLISH FREEMASONS,

IS AN ADDITIONAL MOTIVE, WERE ANY NEEDED, FOR THUS DEDICATING

THE FOURTEENTH VOLUME

OF

The Freemasons' Quarterly Review.

1847.