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ings a Ticket; and shall have power to discourse him, if
they think fit, in order to admit or debar him, as they shall
see M M : Provided.
They send no mar. away before they have acquainted all
I B H.e:hrc:i within d09Ti with the reasons thereof; that so
no true Brother may be del aired, nor a false Brother or a
mere jreiender admitted. This Committee mutt meet very
early on St. John's Day, at the place, before any persons
come with tickets.—( Old Reg., Jlrt. 25.)
Anr. 3. On Jan. 25, 1723, The Grand Lodge ordered
that the Committee of Enquiry and the Stewards, with oth­
ers, shall 1 B eaily at the place of the Feast for those purposes
mentioned in this Old Regulation, and the order was confirmed
by tiic Grand Lodge, viz: on Nov. 17, 1725.—(New
Reg., Jlrt. 25. Sez Grand Wardens, Art. 3, and Stewards,
At. 1, 2, 3.
ART. 4. The Grand Master shall appoint two or more
true and trusty Brothers to be Poiters and Door-Keepers,
who are also to be early at the place for some good reasons,
and who are to be at the command of said Committee.—( 0.
Art. 26. Su Grand Lodge, Art. 2.)
The Tylers and other servants, within or without doors, are
ow appointed only by the Stewards.—(New Rep., Art. 26.)
ABT. 5. All the members of the Grand Lodge must be
I place of the Feast long before dinner, with the Grand
er or his Deputy at their head, who shall retire and form
selves. And this in order
To receive any appeals duly lodged as above regulated ;
(See Grand Lodge, Art. 11.) that the appellant and respond-
nit may both be heard, and the affair may be amicably decided
But if it cannot, it must be delayed until after the new Grand
Blaster takes the Chair.