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seriously considered and decided, in the Grand Lodge;
if any Brother thinks himself aggrieved by the decision,
may appeal to the Annual Grand Lodge next ensuing,
leave his appeal in writing with the Grand Master,
Deputy, or Grand Wardens.—(See Grand Feast, Article
Hither, also, all the off<strong>ice</strong>rs of particular Lodges shall
bring a list of such members as have been made, or even
admitted by them since the last Grand Lodge.—( Old Reg­
ulation.)
ART. 12. They shall also appoint a Treasurer, a Brother
of good worldly substance, who shall be a member of the
Grand Lodge by virtue of his off<strong>ice</strong>, and shall be always
present, and have a power to move to the Grand Lodge any
thing that concerns his off<strong>ice</strong>.—(JV. R., Art. 13.)
ART. 13. The Grand Master, or Deputy, have authority
always, to command the Treasurer and Secretary to attend
him, with their clerks and books, in order to see how matters
go on ; and to know what is expedient to be done upon any
emergency.—{0. R., See Grand Treasurer, Art. 3.)
ART. 14. Every Annual Grand Lodge has an inherent
power and authority to make new Regulations, to alter these
for the real benefit of this ancient fraternity; provided
always that the old landmarks be carefully preserved, and
that such new Regulations and alterations be proposed and
agreed to, at the third Quarterly Communication preceding
the Annual Grand Feast; and that they be offered to the
perusal of all the Brethren before dinner, in writing, even
of the youngest Entered Apprent<strong>ice</strong> ; the approbation and
consent of the majority of all the Brethren present, being
absolutely necessary to make the same binding and oblig­
atory ; which must therefore after dinner, and after the new
Grand Master is installed, be solemnly desired: as it was
desired and obtained for the old Regulations, when proposed