Const. New York, 1854, p. 13. The Constitutions of the Grand Lodge of England (p. 64) have a similar provision; but they require the Brother to express his wish for membership on the day of his initiation.

Preston, Oliver's Ed., p. 71, note (U.L.M., vol. iii., p. 60).

See Oliver, note in Preston, p. 75 (U.M.L., vol. iii, p. 61).

Oliver's Preston, p. 162 (U.M.L., vol. iii., p. 135.)

See Anderson's Const., 3d Edit., 1755, page 303.

Preston, Oliver's Edit., p. 89 (U.M.L., vol. iii., p. 72).

Preston, Oliver's Edit" p. 90 (U.M.L., vol. iii., p. 73).