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shall sit down: But after he has been set right, he may again
] roceed if he pleases,
If, in the Grand Lodge, any member is tw<strong>ice</strong> called to
( rder, at one Assembly, for transgressing these Rules, and
i i guilty of a third offence of the same nature, the Chair
s iall peremptorily command him to quit the Lodge-Room for
t lat night.
Whoever shall be so rude as to hiss at a Brother, or at
v hat another says, or has said, he shall be forthwith solemnly
e tcluded the Communication, and declared incapable of ever
being a Member of any Grand Lodge for the future, till
another time he publicly owns his fault, and his grace be
granted.—(New Reg. Art 40.)
ART. 17. There shall be a book kept by the Grand Mas­
ter or Deputy, or rather by some Brother appointed Secretary
of the Grand Lodge ; wherein shall be recorded all the
Lodges, with the usual times and places of their forming,
and the names of all the members of each Lodge ; also all
the affairs of the Grand Lodge, that are proper to be written.
—(Old Reg. Art. 13.)
ART. 18. Carnarvan, Grand Master, December, 4,1755.
[t was unanimously agreed, That no Brother, for the future,
hill smoke tobacco in the Grand Lodge, at the quarterly
unmunication, or Committee of Charity, till the Lodge
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, ill be closed.
OF THE <strong>GRAND</strong> MASTER.
ART. 1. The present Grand Master shall nominate his
u -cessor for the year ensuing ; who, if unanimously approved
ly the Grand Lodge, and there present, shall be proclaimed,
faulted, and congratulated the new Grand Master, and
immediately installed by the last Grand Master, according to
Usage.—(0. R. Art. 33. See Grand Feast, Art. 7, 10.)