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Te. the PRINTER, Ik, “A. S. through Application, you have been pleased to contradié the Paragraph re lating to Mr. Wilkes’s being. made a Mason, by Virtue of a Dispensation from the Grand Matter, and in Prefénce of the Grand Officers ; in Justice to your own Candour and Impar tiality, I desire you also to inform the Public, that I, in the Presence of two Grand Oficers, and by Virtue of a Dispensation, dated the 3d of February, 1769, signed by the Deputy Grand Master, did make Mr. Wilkes a Pree and Accepted Mason. The Dispensation may be seen by any Mason at the Jerusalem Lodge, No. 44, of a Lodge Night, THOMAS DOBSON, Matter,
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London, Middlesex, GB

Thu, Mar 09, 1769

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