the prefix "royal" since the 1840s, the Lord Chamberlain's Office permits its continued use on the grounds of long usage. Dispensations The Dispensation is the name given within the RAOB to the lodge warrant or charter. The name Dispensation appears to originate from the City of Lushington, which had a certificate on the wall of its meeting room, called the Dispensation. The dispensations of lodges are issued by the Governing Body of each Order to the Minor Lodges formed under them. Such dispensation empowers the Lodges to exist and operate as part of the Order, and to initiate gentlemen into that Order. Motto The Latin motto of Buffalo orders is "No Man Is At All Times Wise" () and it has the maxim of "Justice, Truth and Philanthropy". The Grand Lodge of England also has its own motto, used by itself and its affiliated branches on the official seal, which is "In things Essential Unity, In things Doubtful Liberty and in all things Charity." Lodge names and associations Over the years there have been Lodges formed that were associated with various industries and professions, or named in honour of people, such as respected lodge members or prominent people in the community. Having been started by actors and stagehands, other lodges were formed by members of the Theatre profession. There have been many actors and entertainers' lodges, including up until the late 20th century in London. In Newcastle Upon Tyne in 1884, the Joey Grimaldi 150 was opened under Dispensation issued by the Grand Primo Lodge of England and is an example of a Lodge that at its formation, was connected with the Theatrical trade <Joey Grimaldi Lodge History, Snowdon Owen</ref>. However over the years this seems to have changed greatly and by the time of its closure in 2018, there were no entertainers or theatre members. There was also a Lodge that met at or in the vicinity of the Shaftsbury Theatre. Often the Lodges formed by those connected to the theatre and entertainment business had names that either demonstrated clearly their association such as simply "The Theatre Lodge", or that were named in honour of a famous theatrical personage's such as "Garrick Lodge" or "Sheridan Lodge". Over the years there have been some well-known men associated with the movement, encompassing all professions and trades including the legal Profession. There was a Royal Courts of Justice Lodge GLE Ltd being