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That no Lodge shall be removed without the Mnstcr's
knowledge; that no motion be made for removing in the
Master's absence; and ti at if the motion be seconded or
thirded, the Master shall order summons to every individual
member, specifying the business, and appointing a day for
hearing and determining the affair, at least ten days before:
and that the determination shall le made by the majoriiy,
provided the Master be one of that majority; but if he be
of the minority against removing, the Lodge shall not be
removed unless the majority consists of full two-thirds of the
members present.
But if the Master shall refuse to direct such summons,
either of the Wardens may do it: And if the Master neg­
lects to attend on the day fixed, the Wardens may preside in
determining the aff.iir in the manner prescribed; but they
shall not, in the Master's absence, enter upon any other
cause but what is particularly mentioned in the summons:
and if the Lodge is thus regularly ordered to be removed,
the Master or Wardens shall send not<strong>ice</strong> thereof to the Sec­
retary of the Grand Lodge for publishing the same at the
next Quarterly Communication.—(New Reg. Art. 9.)
AaT. 3. Carnarvan, Grand Master, Nov. 29, 1754, it
was ordained, That no Lodge shali for the future be deemed
regularly removed until the removal thereof shall be approved
and allowed by the Grand Master, or his Deputy for the
time being.
OF THE <strong>GRAND</strong> FEAST.
A«T. 1. The Brethren of all the Lodges in and about
London and Westminster, shall meet annually in some con­
venient place or public hall.—( O. R . . hi. 2*2.)
Or, any Brethren round the Globe, who are true and
faithful, at the place appointed, till they have built a place of
their own.
Arrrsmx A.
They shall assemble either on St. John Erangelisfs or
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