...for candidates, all members of the Lodge present shall vote ; for, according to an old regulation, " No man can be entered a brother in any particular Lodge, or admitted to be a member thereof, without the unanimous consent of all the members of that Lodge then present...

...enquiry into the reputation and capacity of the candidate, unless by the dispensation aforesaid. VI. But no man can be entered a Brother in any particular Lodge, or admitted to be a member thereof, without the unanimous consent of all the members of that Lodge then present...

...according to an old regulation, " no man can be entered a brother in any particular a, or admitted to be a member thereof, without the unanimous consent of all the members of that CD ? then present when the candidate is proposed." No Mason shall be required, by the Master or CD,...

...as the first great gratification of a candidate, that his admission into the Lodge shall be with " the unanimous consent of all the members of that Lodge then present," else he might " spoil their harmony or hinder their freedom." To this great gratification all others...

..." No man can be entered a Brother (/.«. initiated) in any particular Lodge, or admitted a numlx-r thereof, without the unanimous consent of all the...when their consent is formally asked by the Master." There can be no doubt, we think, in the mind of the reader, that the initiation, or the " entering...

...Among the regulations of the Grand Lodge of England we find the following in regard to this subject: "No man can be entered a brother in any particular...without the unanimous consent of all the members of the Lodge then present, when the candidate is proposed, and when their consent is formally asked by...

...membership. This is certainly an infraction of the ancient constitutions, for we are there informed that " no man can be entered a brother, in any particular...consent of all the members of that Lodge then present," etc., etc. So careful were our ancient brethren to guard against a violation of this "inalienable right"...

...such cases, devolve on the Senior Warden, and such is now the general sense of the Fraternity. 6. But no man can be entered a Brother in any particular Lodge, or admitted to be a member thereof, without the unanimous consent of all the members of that Lodge* then present...

...Dispensation aforesaid. VI. But no Man can be enter'da Brother in any particular Lodge, or admitted to be a Member thereof, without the unanimous Consent of...Members of that Lodge then present when the Candidate is propos'd, and their Consent is foimally ask'd by the Master ; and they are to signify their Consent...

...of the " General Regulations," as established by the Grand Lodge of England in 1723, required that "No man can be entered a brother in any particular lodge, or admitted to be a member thereof, without the nnanimous consent of all the members of that lodge then present;"...