71).
[79] Preston, p.

48 (U.M.L., vol, iii., p.

40).
[80] 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.
[81] Preston, Oliver's Ed., p.