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I . W. GRAND LOlMiK ^licitnt, /ice, Mb ^cttptei SElasons, A i/ro \

I . W. GRAND LOlMiK ^licitnt, /ice, Mb ^cttptei SElasons, A i/ro \

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152 APPENDIX A.<br />

to themselves, to relieve, viz : Those concerning" the circum­<br />

stances of the persons to be relieved, the sums to be paid,<br />

the times or terms of payment, the continuance, suspending<br />

or taking off such allowances, with the reasons thereof,<br />

whether arising f<strong>ro</strong>m the circumstances of the assisted<br />

B<strong>ro</strong>ther being bettered, or f<strong>ro</strong>m his behavior, in any respect,<br />

rendering him unfit to have it continued ; and in general all<br />

other circumstances attending the regular and ordinary<br />

distribution of the charity, where the Grand Lodge think fit<br />

to put any one upon it, the Committee are of opinion they<br />

are most decently and securely left to the wisdom, care, and<br />

discretion of the Grand Lodge, to do therein f<strong>ro</strong>m time to<br />

time, as cases shall happen, in a manner most agreeable to<br />

the exigencies of them; which as the committee cannot<br />

foresee with any certainty, so they are unable to lay down<br />

any fixed p<strong>ro</strong>posals concerning them; but as it may fall out<br />

that a B<strong>ro</strong>ther, who is in all respects qualified for relief, and<br />

in need of it, may by the pressure of his circumstances, be<br />

forced to apply, perhaps, a good while before a Quarterly<br />

Communication may be had, or the Grand Lodge assembled,<br />

for a present relief or subsistence, till he can make his case<br />

known to the Grand Lodge, for their further favor. The<br />

Committee took that case into their particular consideration;<br />

and as to that, are humbly of opinion that three pounds, and<br />

no more, mty be given to any particular distressed B<strong>ro</strong>ther,<br />

who shall be recommended by any Lodge as an obect of this<br />

charity, without the consent of the Grand Lodge.<br />

5th. That the above said casual charity, of three pounds<br />

or under, be disposed of as there shall be occasion, by a<br />

Standing Committee of five, to consist of the Grand Master,<br />

Deputy and Senior Grand Warden for the time being, and<br />

two other members of the Grand Lodge, to be named by the<br />

Grand Master, of which committee three always to be a quo­<br />

rum. And it being absolutely necessary that, for collecting<br />

and disbursing the sums which shall be for so charitable a

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