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THE QUATUOR CORONATI LODGE,
No. 2076,
of Ancient, Free, and Accepted Masons,
London.
BY
BRO.
RODERICK H. BAXTER,
P.P.G.W., East Lanes.
Printed by E. WriglEy and Sons Limited, Rochdai,e,
FOR The Manchester Association for Masonic Research.
1918.
,
v/
DEDICATED
TO THE
V.-.
W.-. Brd.-. Sir Alfred Robbins, P.G.D.,
President of the Board of General Purposes
of the United Grand Lodge of England,
appreciation
of long
and
valuable
rendered to administrative, benevolent,
and other phases of Masonic
activity.
in
services
literary,
The Quatuor
On
Coronati Lodge.
the 28th November, 1884, a warrant was issued for the formation of a Lodge
title of " The Quatuor Coronati," and being numbered
bearing the somewhat peculiar
2,076 on
th-e register of
that there
and there
the United Grand Lodge of England.
now no Lodge on
is
the register so well
known
It is
in
all
perhaps safe to
say-
parts of the world,
certainly none which has exercised such an influence on the intellectual
is
development
of the craft.
The founders
—nine
in
—were
number
all
men
of literary distinction,
and
in
addition to the Master-designate, Lieut.-General Sir Charles Warren, comprised such:
stalwarts as Bros. Robert Freke Gould, William
James Hughan, Revd. Adplphus
Frederick Alexander Woodford, George William Speth, William Harry Rylands,.
John Pûl Rylands,
The
Sir
Walter Besant and Colonel Sisson Cooper Pratt.
objects of the founders were to form a centra and
students, and generally to cultivate masonic research in
Membership of the Lodge has always been
some contribution of note to literature, art or
bond
all its
of
union for masonic
phases.
restricted to brethren
who have made
science in general, or that of the craft
and there must never be more than forty members at the same time-—
number which I may say has never thus far been attained. By a resolution, however,
of 2nd December, 1886, a sort of literary society was formed under the protection of
the Lodge to be known as the Correspondence Circle. To this body, which may be
in particular,
a
fittingly described as the
is
Outer Circle to distinguish
generally described as the Inner Circle, any Master
part of the world
may
it
from the Lodge
Mason
itself,
be admitted on the payment of the nominal entrance
half-a-guinea and an annual subscription of like amount.
tions he will be entitled to have all the
summonses
of the
which
in good standing in
any
fee, .of
For these small contribu-
Lodge sent to him, to attend
the meetings, to take part in the discussions, and to receive as issued the printed
Transactions {Ars Quatuor Coronatorum) which appear in three parts annually, as
well as the St. John's Card, which contains a greeting from the presiding Master
a
list of all
the members of both Circles.
The Correspondence
Circle
and
now numbers
spme 3,500 brethren in its ranks, and forms a valuable recruiting ground for the
and it must be evident that its financial contributions enable the work
Inner Circle
of the
;
Lodge to be
successfully prosecuted.
Lodge has created some inquiry and discussion. TJie Quatuor
Coronati [i.e. the four crowned ones), appear to have been recognised as the Patron
Saints of the building fraternity in the Middle Ages. One of the first attein,pts to deal
The name
of the
fully with the legend attaching to
who
them was made by the Revd. Broi.WgOdford,. P.G.C:,
acted as Chaplain at the consecration of the Lodge-r-which did, not takes. place
until 12th January, 1886,
owing to
State duty in South Africa
tîe
absence of the Master-designate, on important
—and since then a good deal has been written concerning
THE QUATUOR CORONATI
2
by Bro. Dr. Chetwode Crawley. The
the subject, including a very fine contribution
most succinct account, however,
many
is
I,ODGE.
perhaps that of the late Bro. G.
years the able and indefatigable Secretary of the Iôdge.
W.
This
is
Speth, for so
printed along
with the By-laws, which, unfortunately, are only supplied to the members
Inner
According to Bro. Speth's
Circle.
article the
Roman Catholic Church
memory of nine martyrs
in the calendar of the
which celebrates the
phorianus, and Castorius,
Being of superior
who
Diocletian,
(or sculptors)
who were
November
were named
afterwards joined
of five
is
marked
masons and another
Claudius, Nicostratus,
by an
the
Quatuor Coronati,
as the Festival of
—a group
The masons
of four soldiers.
8th day of
of
Sym-
artisan, Symplicitus.
they seem to have attracted the attention of the Emperor
skill,
them
frequently commissioned
objects, including a statue of Êsculapius.
neglected to carve the statue
to carve pillars, capitals,
and other
Being secretly Christians they steadily
—or idol—as they regarded
—
it.
This fact was ultimately
who being incensed ^not at their religion, but at their disobedience to his commands — ordered them to be examined by the Tribune Lampadius,
who sentenced them to be cast into prison. In the same hour I,ampadius was seized
by an evil spirit, and tearing himself, expired in his judgment seat. This suggestion
laid before the emperor,
•of
the use of magic so incensed the emperor that he ordered the five to be enclosed,
whilst
still alive,
in leaden coffins
and
cast into the Tiber,
we now calculate
the sixth day of the ides, of November, or as
Quirrilus,
who had some time
martyrdom, passed to
was A.D.
to be
up
made
therein.
his rest
it
November
8th.
Bishop
previously baptised the five Christians, hearing of their
on the same day. The year, so
Shortly after this event Diocletian entered
302.
which event occurred on
far as can
Rome and
be ascertained,
ordered a temple
to ^^^sculapius in the Baths of Trajan, and an image of the god to be set
When
had been done he ordered that all the soldiery should present
Amongst the city militia were four
who, being Christians, refused to do so, for which offence the emperor
this
themselves before the image and offer incense.
" cornicularii,"
ordered
them
to be scourged to death with lead-weighted thongs.
This
martydom
The question of how these four soldiers
came to be called " coronati "has been solved by Dr. Begemann, who cites the tenth
book and forty-fourth chapter of Livy to prove that there were two personal disoccurred on the 8th November, A.D. 304.
tinctions or decorations in the
and "
Roman
army,
viz.
:
—" armillis
corniculis armillisque argentis," so that there
soldiers
;
" coronati," the higher,
likely that the soldier
and "
"
were two classes of decorated
cornicularii," the lower.
It is every
way
martyrs would be designated by the higher rank as a sort of
brevet honour after their death, even
military career.
aureisque coronis
The names
if
they were not so distinguished during their
of the four soldiers,
ninth century " by the Grace of
Carpophorus, and Victorianus.
God
which were not revealed until the
" are stated to
Only one authority
have been Severus, Severianus,
alleges
them
to have been "
own
brothers."
cannot be shown that any masonic guild in England ever recognised " The
Ones," but on the continent not only masons but other trades using
Crowned
Four
the hammer, square, and chisel were dedicated to them, and the fact that they were
well known in this country is proved by the existence of a Church of the Quatuor
.
It
Coronati at Canterbury in A.D. 619, whilst reference to
oldest preserved masonic
years as the " Regius
document now
MS,"
in the British
them
is
to be found in the
Museum and known
of latie
fHE QUAÛOR
was
3
very appropriate that the foremost literary lodge in the world, founded as
It is
it
COROnA'TI 1,0DGE.
to foster masonic archaeology, should have adopted the
name
of "
The Quatuor
Coronati " and have settled their installation festival for the 8th of November.
was quite
in keeping
with the purpose
of the founders that their
been fixed at nine, but purely by a happy accident that
prised four brethren
and
five speculative
tion
the.
has been accomplished by the I/odge.
been read and discussions
have been duly printed.
and many
of great value
its
forma-
At every meeting an
have followed,
all of
which
have been contributed to the Transactions
been
included.
have
Reviews of masonic works have
Other
fine illustrations
the crown
have now elapsed since
of over three decades" which
much good work
original paper has
nine should have com-
who had held commissions in the military service of
masons who had not adopted the profession of arms.
During the period
It
number should have
articles
appeared from time to time, and valuable notes on
all
masonic and cognate
sorts of
subjects as well as biographical and memorial sketches have enriched the annual
volumes.
In addition ten sumptuous volumes of antiquarian reprints, entitled
Quatuor Cotonatorum Antigrapha," have been produced, and several other publications hr.ve been undertaken.
"
,
It is
as
not necessary for
my
it is
me
here to particularise the contents of these volumes
intention to include, in the form of an appendix,
lists of all
the
of the I,odge since its foundation, of Worshipful Masters, of publications,
members
and a table
of articles contained in these publications.
A
few notes on the work
great majority "
difficult
may
membersôf the I/odge who have joined " the
of those
possibly be acceptable.
and invidious to treat
of those
who
are
(For obvious reasons
still
it
would be
Dealing with
happily with us.)
these worthies in the order of their decease and giving priority to the founders,
come
first
Brother was amongst the
and
Woodford (1821-1888).
of all to the Revd. A. F. A.
earliest of
we
This Very Worshipful
the authentic school of masonic investigators,
amount of useful work
which he was so distinguished
in the course of a long masonic career accomplished a vast
for the benefit of the craft
a member.
He
which he loved so well and
of
wrote extensively for the masonic journals, where
many
articles
over the signature of " Masonic Student," one of his numerous noms de plume, appear.
For some years he was the editor of the " Freemason " and the " Masonic Magazine,"
afterwards the " Masonic Monthly Magazine "; and was the author of a masterly
introduction to Hughan's " Old Charges," 1872
he collaborated with the same
Brother in his " Masonic Sketches and Reprints," 1871. In 1874 appeared his " Defence
of
;
Freemasonry," and in 1878 " Kenning's Masonic Cyclopaedia "
—
^his
magnum
opus
—
which he compiled. He edited also for Bro. Kenning Vol. I. of his " Archaeological
lyibrary," 1878, and brought out three editions of the " Sloane MS. No. 3,329." He
was appointed acting I. P.M. of the I/odge at its consecration, and as was to be expected,
was amongst the first of the members to read a paper the subject chosen " Freemasonry and Hermeticism " being particularly appropriate, as he had practically
;
made
it
his
masonic hobby.
It is
not
labours of the brethren whose careers I
my
am
intention to say
of the
non-masonic
endeavouring to sketch, but in the case of
Woodford it would hardly be fair to omit mention
duced a volume of verse of much merit.
Bro.
much
of the fact that
he had pro-
fHE QUATUOR CORONATI
4
Fortunately, a
founders, but
number
when the
I.ODGS.
of years elapsed before death paid another visit to the
George
angel next struck his blow was indeed a grievous one.
Wm.
inception until the day of
Speth (1847-1901), Secretary of the Lodge from
was probably better known throughout the masonic world than any
mason of his day. To his fertile brain was due the inauguration of the Correspondence
its
his decease,
Circle,
without which the Lodge would possibly never have realised the ambition
and certainly without which
of its founders,
His
barren, as only being available for the few.
honorary, and on
all
its
labours would have been more or less
fours with that of an ordinary
the major part of his energies, until
it
from being at the outset purely
office,
Lodge Secretary, gradually absorbed
became what
is
" a whole-time appoint-
known as
ment," very inadequately remunerated, however, be
He was
it said.
the author of a
" History of the Lodge of Unity, No. 183," 1881, and of " Royal Freemasons," 1885,
as well as having been a contributor to the masonic press in
He
also
England and Philadelphia.
produced two small works, which, whilst not addressed to freemasons, have
nevertheless a considerable interest for
By
Rites and Ceremonies."
was contributed
them
—" What
Freemasonry
is
"
and
" Builders'
far the greater part, however, of his literary output
and there
to the publications of the Lodge,
not a volume of the
is
Transactions issued during his Secretaryship and Editorship which does not contain
several contributions
of expression,
he made
ah
from
original
full use.
'
volumes
of fiction
than any novel
I.
;
;
a fine running style, a free
knowledge
a'
Everythinig he wrote
suggestive of weariness
He had
his facile pen.
mind, and
is full
of interest
with the result that his
indeed, speaking for
much
;
tkere
is
manner
of
I
that
which
never anything
articles are as readable as
my own part,
Aniongst so
ever perused.
and languages
of history
most
read Speth with more avidity
is
good
it is difficult
to single
out anything for special mention, but perhaps his Introduction to the Matthew Cooke
MS.
for
in Vol. II. Q.C.A.
any essay
knowledge
of
is
of its kind,
deserving of recommendation, not only as being a model
but as being contained in a volume out
masonic readers.
Scarcely had the Lodge
man
of letters
,
,
i'ccovcrfe'd
was best known
of his connection
from the shock
for his public
with oUr fraternity.
of our institution that
of the Secretary's death,
He was
when
This distinguished
work, and probably few outside the order
Nevertheless,
it
he -was disseihinating in his noble
conditions of his fellow men.
the ordinary
,
the Treasurer, Sir Walter fiesai't (1836-1901), was struck down.
knew
of
the author of
was merely the
principles
efforts to ameliorate the
many well-known
works, but I
have not been able to locate any contribution of his to the literature of the craft.
That he must have taken 'k keen
the facts that he had been a
and that he acted
interest in our history, however,
member
of the
as the Treasurer of the
Lodge from
its
the masonic firmament.
evident froin
foundation until his death.'
Again a lapse of years occurred before the reaper invaded the ranks
but on this occasion he removed one
is
Sussex Masonic Archaeological Society,
of the
Founders,
of the brightest jewels that ever illuminated
William James Hughan (1841-1911) was perhaps the best
informed masonic archaeologist
who ever
lived.
There was no phase of masonic
work. in which he was not thoroughly well versed, and
his
unvarying kindness in
ungrudgingly helpijig others caused him to be long and lovingly looked on by
masonic students as " The Master."
and warmly welcomed every success
He was
of
any
quite free from
of .his
any
contemporaries.
all
feeling of jealousy
To HUghan, more
!
THE QUATUOR CORONATi XODGE.
5
than to anyone
else, is
due the high position which the literature of the craft now
Having
retired
from business at an early age, he thereafter practically devoted
enjoys.
his
whole
life
to the study of freemasonry.
He commenced his. writing by contributing
short paragraphs to the masonic press and by editing " Piovincial Calendars." His
first book, " The Constitutions of the Freemasons," appeared in 1869, followed by
" Masonic Sketches and Reprints," 1871, " The Old Charges of the British Freemasons," 1872, " Memorials of the Masonic Union," 1874, " Numerical and Numis-
matical Register of I<odges," 1878, " The Origin of the English Rite of Freemasonry,"
1884, "
The Engraved
Iîst of
York,""i889, "History
of
Lodges for 1734," 1889, " History
the Lion and
Lamb
of the ApoUo Lodge,
Lodge, No; 192," 1894, " The Old
Charges of the British FJrcemasons," second edition (really a new work), 1895, " The
Origin of the English Rite of Freemasonry," second edition, 1909, " The Jacobite
Lodge
1910, and " Memorials of the Masonic Union," second edition
edited for Bro. Kenning Volume II. of his " Archaeological Library,"
Rome,"
at
1913.
He
1899,
and
his introduction thereto is the finest,
mentary on the various
He was
produced.
editions of the
Book
and withal the most
com-
concise,
which has ever been
of Constitutions
the European editor of the Fraternity Company's " History of
Freem-.sonry and Concordant Orders," a work which has met with considerable
His services were ever in demand by fellow pen-men, and the number
encomiums.
of introductions
which he wrote to different authors' works would be almost impossible
to arrive at with accuracy.
mere glance
as a
most
flights of
show
at the list of contents of the various publications will at once
the frequency of his name.
for the
It is not necessary to deal with his services to the Lodge,
part, content
metaphor
or
in.
Hughan's
style of writing
was crisp and concise.
He
was,
with a simple statement of facts and rarely indulged
His
elaborating theories.
life's
work
is
his only
in
monument
away was Robert Freke Gould (18361915), soldier, barrister, and historian. He was the first Junior Warden and second
Master of the Lodge. His contributions to masonic literature, outside the work of
the Q.C. consisted of " The Vo'ir Old Lodges," 1879, " The AthoU Lodges," 1879,
The most recent
his
great
'[
of the founders to pass
History of Freemasonry," in six half-volumes, 1882-1887, " Military
Lodges," 1899, and a "Concise History of Freemasonry," 1903.
is
His "History"
probably one of the most frequently consulted works in the whole range, of masonic
literature, ha:ving
It is really a
been published by Jacks and
well, advertised
and sold by them.
wonderful work of reference, but might now with much advantage be
brought up to date
certain extent,
;
fulfils
although,
it
that purpose.
must be admitted that
In the preparation
active and willing co-operation of students in
all
at his disposal their stocks of knowledge, chief
his " Concise History," to a
of his great
work Gould had the
parts of the world,
amongst
whom
it is
who
hardly necessary
Hughan and Speth. In the contributions to the Lodge's
Gould's name stands out prominently, and one of his most appreciated
" Commentary on the Regius MS " in Vol. I., Q.C.A. In my opinion,
to mention
admiring the erudition displayed in the
article, I
would
freely, placed
like to see the
publications
essays
is
whilst
much
his
whole subject
As it stands at present it lacks cohesion and finality. Gould's style of writing
" classic "; to me it savours of
is what would generally, I believe, be regarded as
never
uninteresting.
He had the lega,l mind,
ponderous,
though
being hsavy and
re-cast.
which
is
a great advantage to any investigator, but he also possessed the aptitude,
6
for extracting
monetary reward
I,ODGE.
for his services (perhaps accounted for
by his narrow
means), which considerably diminishes one's appreciation of his efforts in comparison
with those of his contemporaries
and
self-sacrifice.
who laboured with
on that occasion had the high honour
The
firgt
much
so
Gould lived to witness the centenary
of E. T.
and
of joining the I/Odge,
so,
Budden
Masonic Union, and
Grand Warden conferred on him.
of Past
break in the ranks of the elected members
—was the death
any kind
whole-hearted devotion
of the
—indeed the
He
(1830-1887).
first
break of
died within a few weeks
unfortunately, never had the opportunity of realising
He was the author of a " Treatise on Secondary
the hopes of his fellow-members.
Education " and other works, but I
am
not aware that he ever wrote anything on
the subject of freemasonry.
John Finlay Finlayson (1836-1891) was another member who did not long enjoy
the privileges of the Lodge, and his very indifferent health from the time of
did
election
not permit him to undertake
"Symbols and
I,egends of
Freemasonry"
much masonic work.
fully justified his
was not spared to delight the
a great pity that he
on " Some Errors
in all sorts of
He
company.
of Scientific Expressions in the
membership, and
very few essays—or parts of essays
it is
scientific subjects
read a paper before the I/odge
Masonic Ritual," which, unfortu-
nately, owing to its esoteric nature could not be printed.
of a
his
book
little
craft with further productions.
William Mattieu Williams (1820-1892) was a popular writer on
and a genial companion
His
It thus shared the fate
— delivered in the I<odge.
I
have tried very
hard to learn from brethren who were present on such occasions, what actually
transpired, with a view to handing on the knowledge orally to others, but I
am
sorry
to say with singularly little success.
Henry Josiah Whymper (1845-1893) was fortunate in acquiring a substantial
income in India at a fairly early age, and this he devoted ungrudgingly to whatever
worthy objects his fancy dictated, amongst which was happily included the various
interests of the craft. He was engaged in producing a facsimile of the Regius MS.
at the same time as the Lodge, but when the fact reached him, although he had
slightly prior claims, he
immediately placed the whole of his expensive transfers at
the disposal of the Lodge.
*
re-printed
—amongst
He
compiled several catalogues of masonic books and
other things
—Hughan's
articles
on the Constitutions.
His
known work, however, was his " Religion of Freemasonry." Speth edited this
publication and Hughan wrote an introduction, the strange thing being that neither
best
sympathy with the conclusions
masonic toleration worthy of being extensively
of these brothers
an example
of
was at
all
in
Major Francis George Irwin (1829-1893) was an example
men who
before the present great
war
— a proof of his steadfastness and ability.
He
paratively few
mission;
ledge of French and
German to enable him
have not traced any
some.
of his other
;
surely
followed.
of one of those
com-
rose from- the ranks to a
com-
acquired, late in
life,
to prosecute his masonic studies,
lated into English from the French of Bedaride " L'Ordre
I
of the author
a know-
and trans-
Ma9onnique de Misraim."
masonic works, although he
is
stated to have written
I,ODGE.
7
William Kelly (1815-1894), the date pf whose birth and initiation into freemasonry carry us further back than any other member of the Lodge, was a very
lovable and charming old man. He was a founder and first W.M. of the John of Gaunt
Lodge, Leicester, and lived to celebrate its jubilee. He reached the high offices of
Provincial Grand Master and Grand Superintendent of Leicestershire and Rutland,
of which masonic province he had written a history in 1870. He was also the author
of " Fifty
Years of Masonic Reminiscences," 1888, and compiled several volumes of
antiquarian matter.
Sir
written
sports
Henry
J.
B. Burford
much on many
Hancock (1839-1895) was an eminent lawyer, who had
subjects, including science, fish culture, hall-maiks, athletics,
and pastimes, but never anything,
am
so far as I
aware, on matters relating to
freemasonry.
Benjamin Ward Richardson (1828-1896) was certainly a
Sir
versatile genius.
His qualification for membership was entirely founded on his medical and
writings,
Lodge a
which well merited the honour, but
taste of his
of Sethos "
scientific
was not long before he was giving the
quality from a masonic standpoint. His essays on the " Legend
and the " Masonic Genius
of
it
Robert Burns " are well worthy of perusal,
and the latter had the distinction of being re-printed by the Lodge in a drawingroom edition a distinction I do not remember having been accorded to any other
—
paper.
He
delivered the oration on the death of his friend
and a very telling and sympathetic tribute
spirit of
it
was.
worth while to record that he was a member
A
practitioner
Professor
by both the
An
life
Mattieu Williams,
was imbued with the noblest
freemasonry, and yet at his death none of the ordinary newspapers thought
it
on "
His
Wm.
Thomas Hayter Lewis
and professor
literary
and
Karly Version
it is. strange
(1818-1898)
of architecture,
was another
delightful old
man.
he had qualified for Lodge membership
artistic requirements.
of the
of the craft.
He was
the author of a short paper
Hiramic Legend," but remarkable as the paper was,
MS. which was stated to contain the information
He made a special study of masons' marks, and was recog-
that, so far, the Arabic
has never been located.
nised as the leading authority on that subject, evidence of which
is
to be found in
papers in tne Transactions and elsewhere.
William Simpson (1823-1899), the next member
like his predecessor,
both the literary and
of the
Lodge to pass away, had,
He had commenced
artistic attainments.
had abandoned that career in favour of the thrilling life of a
war artist and correspondent, and many and strange were the adventures that fell
to his lot. He was a prolific writer, and read several papers before the Lodge on
symbolic subjects, illustrated by his own pen, and designed some of the early St.
life
as an architect but
John's Cards.
His
John Lane (1843-1899), the statistician of the society par-excellence.
wonderful " Masonic Records," the copy-right of which he presented to Grand Lodge,
will remain for all time a monument of Masonic Research. It earned for him the rank
Grand Director of Ceremonies and the presentation by the Board
an honour generally reserved for
of General Purposes of his Grand Lodge clothing
Princes of the Blood Royal. His other books, " Handy Book to the Study of the Lodge
of Past Assistant
—
"
ThB QUATUOR CORONATI
8
Iîsts," 1889,
IÔlDGE.
and " Centenary Warrants and Jewels," 1891, are both
of
much
value.
read several papers before the Lodge, the most notable of which was " Masters'
He
Lodges"
;
the most authoritative pronouncement which has so far been-
made on
the subject.
of
Gustav Adolph Caesar Kupferschmidt (1840-1901) held for some years the
Assistant Grand Secretary for German Correspondence an office which
—
office
is
at
present in abeyance owing to the unfortunate war. He was the author of a " List of
Some Lodges founded in Germany from 1737 to the Present Time," " Relations
between the Grand Lodges
of
England and Sweden during the
several essays read before the Pilgrim
Lodge
(a
Century," and
last
Lodge which works
in the
German
tongue and which must be in a peculiar position now owing to the recent legislation
enemy
affecting brethren of alien
Edward
membership
Aries
Thomas Breed
of the
Lodge
birth).
(
-1905)
for a short time,
He was
were therefore few in number.
was another brother who only enjoyed
and
his contributions to the Transactions
the principal Founder, Past President and
Secretary of the Sussex Association for Masonic Research, before which body he read
several papers
and
essays.
Thomas Bowman Whytehead (1840-1907), the great authority on Freemasonry
York and a capable and painstaking lecturer. Besides his valuable work for the
Lodge he had written " Records of Extinct Lodges," " Freemasonry in York in the
Seventeenth Century," " Some Ancient York Masons and their Early Haunts,"
" Landmarks of Freemasonry," " Masonic Duties," " ISfotes on the Early Rosicruin
cians,"
and other works.
Fraternity Company's
'
He
Knights Templars in the
Hughan's " English Rite."
alno wrote the chapter on the
" History " and the Introduction to
Robert Hovenden (1830-1908) joined the Lodge after he had passed his threescore-years-and-ten, and although of
contributed
much
in the
way
much
of writing.
fined to such seemingly dry subjects as "
and
assistance as a keen archaeologist, never
His literary work was almost entirely con-
The Registers
of
Canterbury Cathedral
others of like kind.
Witham Matthew By water
(1825-1911) was an active
member
the long period of nearly sixty-five years. His earliest work, "
Royal Athelstan Lodge, No. 19," was published
with Hughan's
first
book.
in 1869,
of tbe craft for
The History
of the
and was thus contemporaneous
In 1884 appeared his very useful " Notes on Lawrence
Dermott, Grand Secretary, and
his
Work." Several short essays from
his
pen enriched
the pages of A.Q.C.
Sir
all
Caspar Purdon Clarke (1846-1911), an architect of ability and an expert on
forms of
art, particularly
election, related to art
justified
by
those relating to the East.
and architecture
only, but his
several papers which he afterwards produced.
Board was both
of interest
His writings, prior to his
membership was more than
His paper on the Tracing
and value, and evoked much appreciation.
Henry Sadler (1840-1911), for long the sub-librarian and later the librarian of
the Grand Lodge, may be regarded as the creator of that wonderful collection. An
-indefatigable investigator, he had unique opportunities for pursuing his researches.
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I.0DGE.
9
Of a somewh'at' brusque manner, he nevertheless possessed a
humourous temperament.
and
genial, kindly
His services were ever in demand, and his assistance was
always reddily' forthcoming.
His epoch-making work " Masonic Facts and Fictions,"
1887, opened tip an entirely
new outlook on the
long been regarded as seceders.
origin of the " Antients,"
meet with general support, but he lived long enough to see its almost
acceptance. Other works from his pen included " Notes on the Ceremony
lation," 1889, "
I,ife,
who had
His theory as to their Irish origin did not at
Labours, and Letters of
Thomas Dunckerley,"
first
uijiversal
of Instal-
1891, " Masonic
Reprints and Historical Revelations," .1898, " History, of the Emulation Lodge of
Improvement for Master Masons," 1904, ".History of the Globe Lodge, No. 23, and
Red Apron,"
Origin of the
and "History
1904,
of the
Emulation Lodge, No. 21,"
He was
the author of several papers and essays which appeared in the Transactions—notably " An Unrecorded Grand' Lodge "—and an amusing Installation
Address. He died shortly before the completion of his year of office as Master, which
1906.
position he rightly regarded as the crowning point of his masonic career.
Edward James Castle (1842-1912), a lawyer of distinction, who had held a comarmy in his younger days, had written legal treatises on " The Law of
Commerce in Time of War," and on the vexed " Shakespeare, Bacon, and Jonson
mission in the
Controversy."
His main interest
in
masonry was on " Templar "
subjects,
on which
he contributed voluminously to the Transactions.
Edward
Lovell Hawkins (1851-1913),
members, resigned
twenty years
after only a
later.
who was amongst
In view of the excellence of his work this long hiatus
His writings in the masonic press included
be regretted.
the earliest of the joining
few months' connection, and did not re-join until
articles
is
much
to
on " The Red Apron
Lodges," " Freemasonry in Massachussets," " The Lodge of the Nine Muses and
its
Jewels," and a translation of the Pope's Encyclical Letter " De Secta Massonum."
He published in 1882 a " History of Freemasonry in Oxfordshire," and in 1908 " A
Handbook of Masonic Reference." He was the fortunate discoverer of a hitherto
unknown Engraved List of Lodges for 1735, of which he brought out an artistic
At the time of his decease he was engaged on the compilation of a
on the " Development of the Masonic Ritual," only the first of
reproduction.
series of three papers
He instituted a very useful little periodical
" Miscellanea Latomorum, or Masonic Notes and Queries," which was intended to
which he was spared to complete.
facilitate
inter-communication amongst masonic students, and which very satisfac-
torily achieved its purpose.
William John Chetwode Crawley (1844-1916) was
brilliant of the
Lodge's
list
of sixty-five
members.
princeps
facile
the
most
Practically the whole of his masonic
writings were contributed to the pages of the Transactions, and these in themselves
stamp the " Ars " as a publication of the highest literary merit.
are sufficient to
His fluent writing was inspired by a genius and grace
scholarship to be appreciated
reading,
and
by
all.
of style
which enabled
Everything that he wrote
is
his contributions on subjects relating to Ireland
his erudite
readable and worth
have done much to
place the history of the craft in that somewhat distressful country on a sure basis.
His three fasciculi of " Csementaria Hibernica " cannot possibly be disregarded by
any masonic
student, and at once established our brother's reputation as an author
The QUATUOR CORONAfi LODGE.
JO
and
historian.
He was
a delightful correspondent, and although I do not know.that
he was of Irish blood, his long residence in that country inspired his utterances with
the charm of the educated classes of that island.
his writings as a reference to the
appendix
will
There
is
no need here to tabulate
shew both their wide range and
frequency.
Frederick William I<evander (1839-1916) had only achieved the chair of the Lodge
when he was
stricken down.
He had
attained a ripe old age before being admitted to
membership, but must have retained the
from
had
—after
three years,
the death of Bro. Hawkins
a work requiring much
Let us hope that
labours,
truest
virility of
his contributions to the Transactions,
and that
all
youth almost to the end.
Apart
which were careful and painstaking, he
—edited " Miscellanea I/atomorum " for over
skill
and judgment.
these worthy brethren have obtained the due reward of .their
their bright
and best traditions
example
may
of our glorious craft.
long inspire future students with the
APPENDIX
List of
(i)
I,ODGE.
ii
A.
Members of
the Lodge.
Weutenant-General
Sir Charles Warren, G.C.M.G., Past Grand Deacon, Past
Grand Master, Eastern Archipelago. Founder.
William Harry Rylands, F.S. A. Past Assistant Director of Ceremonies. Founder.
District
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
,
Robert Freke Gould, Past Grand Warden.
March, 1915.
Founder.
Born 1836.
Died 26th
Rev. Adolphus Frederick Alexander Woodford, M.A., Past Grand Chaplain.
Founder. Born 9th July, 182I. Died 23rd December, 1887.
Sir
Walter Besant, M.A.,
Born 14th August, 1836.
Founder.
Died 9th June,
1901.
(6)
John Paul Rylands,
(7)
Colonel Sisson Cooper Pratt, R.A.
(8)
William James Hughan, Past Grand Deacon.
Founder.
Born 13th February,
Founder.
Died 20th May, 1911.
1841.
(9)
Founder.
F.S. A.
George William Speth, Past Assistant Grand Director of Ceremonies.
Born 30th
Founder,.
Died 19th April, 1901.
April, 1847.
Born 28th October, 1823.
(10)
William Simpson, R.I.
(ii)
Witham Matthew Bywater,
(12)
Born 1825. Died ist March, 1911.
Major Francis George Irwin, Past Provincial Grand Warden of Andalusia
and of Somerset. Joined 7th April, 1886. Bom 1^29. Died 26th July, 1893.
(13)
Thomas Bowman Whytehead, Past Grand Sword
(14)
Born 1840. Died 5th September, 1907.
Edward lyovell Hawkins, M.A., Past Provincial Grand Warden of Oxford and
of Sussex.
Joined 7th April, 1886. Resigned 2nd September, 1886. Re-
Joined 7th April, 1886.
Died 17th August, 1899.
Past Grand Sword Bearer.
Bearer.
Joined 7th April,
1886.
joined 8th November, 1906.
Born loth August, 1851.
Died 17th April,
1913(15)
John Ramsden
Yorkshire.
{16)
Professor
1818.
{17)
William
Grand Director
Riley, Past Provincial
Thomas Hayter
of Cer£monies,
West
Resigned, 1901.
Iêwis, F.R.I.B.A.
Joined 3rd June, 1886.
Born
Died loth December, 1898.
Wynn
Westcott, M.B., Past Grand Deacon.
Joined 2nd December,
1886.
(18)
(19)
Grand Director of Ceremonies. Joined 2nd
December, 1899.
Died
30th
Born
1843.
June, 1887.
William John Chetwode Crawley, IvL.D., D.C.I,., Past Grand Treasurer, Ireland.
(Joined C.C. May, 1887.) Joined 2nd June, 1887. Bom 15th November,
John
Iâne, F.C.A., Past Assistant
1844.
(20)
Died 13th March, 1916.
Edwin Thomas Budden, Past
June, 1887.
Born 1830.
Provincial
Grand Warden, Dorset.
Died 17th July, 1887.
Joined 2nd
12
(21)
THE QUATUOR- CORONATI tODGE.
I
j
Resigned i8th
Joined 8th September, 1887.
Rev. Charles James Ball, M.A.
November, 1908.
(22)
(23)
Henry James Burford Burford-Hancock, District Grand Master, Gibraltar.
(Joined C.C. May, 1887.) Joined 8th September, 1887. Died 1895.
William Kelly, F.S.A., Past Provincial Grand Master, Iêicester and Rutland.
Joined 8th November, 1887. Born 1815.
(Joined C.C. February, 1887.)
Sir
Died 23rd August, 1894.
(24)
Henry Josiah Whymper,
(25)
Edward James
C.I.E., Past
Born 26th
Joined 6th January, 1888.
1888.
(26)
Born
May, 1842.
District
April, 1845.
Deputy Grand
Castle, K.C., Past
1st
Deputy
Died 27th
Edward Macbean, Past Grand Steward,
Grand Master, Punjab.
Died 27th AprU, 1893.
Registrar.
Joined 4th May,
April, 1912.
(Joined C.C. May, 1887.)
Scotland.
Joined 4th May, 1888.
(27)
Frederick Hastings Goldney, Past Grand Deacon.
(28)
William Mattieu Williams.
(29)
Born 1820. Died
November, 1892.
Gustav Adolph Csesar Kupferschmidt, Assistant Grand Secretary for German
Correspondence.
Born ^7th August,
,
(30)
Joined 4th May, 1888.
Joined 8th November, 1888.
1840.
John Finlay Finlayson.
Died 30th October, igoi.
Bom
1836.
Died i8th
March, 1891.
(31)
Sir
Caspar Purdon Clarke, C.I.E., M.V.O.
1846.
Bom
Died 29th March, 1911.
(33)
Sydney Turner Klein, Iôndon Rank. Joined 8th. November, 1889.
Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson, M.A., M.D., F.R.S.
Joined 8th November,
1889. Born 31st October, 1828. Died 21st November, 1896,
(34)
Admiral
(32)
Sir Albert Hastings
Markham, Past
(Joined C.C. January, 1889.)
(35)
Grand Master, Malta.
Belgrave Ninnis, M.D., Inspector General R.N., Past Grand Deacon.
C.C. March, 1890.)
(36)
District
Joined 24th June, 1891.
(Joined
Ladislas Aurele de Malczovitch,
,
Representative and Past Grand Warden,
(Joined C.C. January, J890.) Joined 5th January, 1894.
Conder, F.S.A., Iôndon Rank. (Joined C.C. May, 1893.) Joined 5th
Ireland.
(37)
Edward
(38)
Gotthelf Greiner, Past 'Assistant
January, 1894.
(39)
(Joined C.C.
Rev. Canon John William Horsley, M.A., Past. Grand Chaplain.
(Joined C.C.
June, 1891.)
(40)
Joined 24th June, i8g6.
Rev. Charles Herbert Maiden, M.A., Past District Grand Chaplain, Madras,
(Joined C.C. November, 1889.)
(41)
Grand Director
of Ceremonies.
January, 1888.)
Resigned ist March,
George lyawrence Shackles, Past Provincial Grand Warden, North and East
Yorks. (Joined C.C. May, 1887.) Joined 7th May, 1897.
'
,
(42)
Hamon
le
Strange, M.A,, Provincial
June, 1890.)
(43)
(Joined C.C.
Joined ist October, 1897.
Edvifard Armitage, M.A., Past
ex. October,
Grand Master, Norfolk..
1888.)
Deputy Grand Director
Joined 7th October, 1898.
of Ceremonies.
(Joined
(44)
13
Frederick Joseph William Crowe, Past Assistant Grand Director of Ceremonies.
(45)
TvODGE.
John Thomas Thorp, Past Grand Deacon.
(Joined C.C.
January, 1895.)
(46)
Robert Hovenden, F.S.A., Past Grand Steward.
(47)
Born 1830. Died 23rd November, 1908.
Henry Sadler, Past Assistant Grand Director of Ceremonies. (Joined
(Joined C.C. June, 1897.)
February, 1887.)
C.C.
Died
Born 19th October, 1840.
Joined ist May, 1903.
15th October, 1911.
(48)
Edward
Aries
Thomas
Breed, Past Provincial Grand Warden, Sussex.
C.C. January, 1894.)
(Joined
Died 13th December,
1905(49)
(50)
John Ross Robertson, Past Grand Warden, England, Past Grand Master,
Canada. (Joined C.C. March, 1888.) Joined 6th May, 1904.
William Watson, Past Provincial Grand Warden, West Yorks. (Joined C.C.
February, 1887.)
(51)
1894.)
(52)
Joined 3rd March, 1905.
WUliam John Songhurst,
F.C.I.S., Past
Grand Deacon.
(Joined C.C. January,
Joined 2nd March, 1906.
John Percy Simpson,
January, 1905.)
(53)
Edmund Hunt
(54)
Henry
B.A.,. Past Assistant
Grand
Registrar.
(Joined C.C.
Dring, Junior
Grand Deacon.
Joined 25th June, 1906,
Fitzpatrick Berry, I.S.O., D.Lit.
Joined
3rd May, 1907.
(55)
William Brown Hextall, Past Provincial Grand Warden, Derbyshire.
(56)
Count Eugene Felicien Albert Goblet
William Malpass Wonnacott,
Ernest
Deacon, Herts.
(58)
d'Alviella, Past
Frederick
A.R.I.B.A.,
William Iêvander,
Past
Past
Provincial
Grand
Joined 3rd March, 1911.
(Joined C.C. March, 1904.)
Grand Master, Belgium.
Joined 5th March, 1909.
(57)
(Joined
Joined 5th March, 1909.
C.C. January, 1904.)
Provincial
Grand Warden, Middlesex.
Died 20th December,
1916.
(59)
Thomas Johnson Westropp, M.A., M.R.I.A.
(60)
Arthur CecU Powell, Past Provincial Grand Warden,
Bristol.
(Joined C.C.
(61)
November, 1902.)
Gordon Pettigrew Graham Hills, A.R.I. B.A., Iôndon Rank.
May, 1897.) Joined 2nd October, 1914.
(Joined C.C.
(62)
Major James Edward
Wiltshire.
(63)
Herbert Bradley,
October, 1893.)
(64)
Arthur
C.S.I.
Tuckett, M.A., Past Provincial Grand Registrar,
,
Past District
Joined 2nd October, 1914.
Grand Master, Madras. (Joined
C.C.
I<ionel Vibert,
Januray, 1895.)
(65)
Shum
Past District Grand Warden, Madras.
(Joined C.C.
Roderick Hildegar Baxter,
Past
(Joined C.C. October, 1907.)
Provincial
Grand Warden, East Lanes,
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14
APPENDIX
;.ODGE.
B.
Masters of the Lodge.
Date of
iNSTAti/AxioN.
APPENDIX
I,ODGE.
^5
C.
Publications of the Lodge.
QUATUOR CORONATORUM ANTIGRAPHA.
Vol.
I.
1889.
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Masonic Poem," with a
mentary by R.
Com-
F. Gould.
Facsimile and Transcript of " Urbanitatis."
Facsimile and Transcript from " Instructions for a Parish Priest."
Facsimiles of the " Plain Dealer," 1724
Khaihar," 1726
" Bro.
Vol. II.
1890.
Vol. III.
1891.
"
;
A
"
;
An Ode
Grand
and
Maps and
to the
Defence of Freemasonry," 1738
Euclid's I,etter to the Author,"
1738.
;
Glossary.
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Matthew Cooke MS.," with a
Commentary by G. W. Speth.
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Lansdowne MS."
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Harleian MS. No. 1,942."
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Harleian MS. No. 2,054."
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Sloane MS. No. 3,848."
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Sloane MS. No. 3,323."
Facsimile and Transcript of the " William
Commentary by
C. C.
Facsimile (partial) and Transcript of the "
Vol. IV.
1892.
Watson MS.," with
Howard.
Cama MS."
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Grand Lodge No.
Facsimile and
Transcript of the "
Grand Lodge No.
i,
2,
MS."
MS."
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Buchanan MS."
Facsimile of "
The Beginning and First Foundation of the Most
Worthy Craft of Masonry .... Printed for Mrs. Dodd ....
I739-"
Facsimile (partial) and Transcript of the " Harris No.
Vol. V.
1894.
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Phillips No.
i,
Facsimile (partial) and
1895.
MS."
2,
MS."
MS."
MS.".
Facsimile (partial) and Transcript of the " Phillips No.
Vol. VI.
2,
Facsimile and Transcript of the " Scarborough MS."
Transcript of the " Phillips
No.
3,
Facsimile of the " Inigo Jones MS."
Facsimile of the "
Wood MS."
Facsimile (partial) and Transcript of the " Lechmere MS."
Vol. VII.
1890.
Vol. VIII.
1895.
Facsimile of
"The New Book
Introduction and Notes by
Masonic
Certificates.
Riley.
of Constitutions,
W.
J.
1738," with an
Hughan.
Notes and Illustrations
by
J,
;
.Raihsden
THE QUATUOR CORONATI LODGE.
l6
"
Vol. IX.
The Book
of the
Fundamental Constitutions and Orders
of
the
1900.
Philo Musicse et Architecturse Societas, lyondon, 1725-27,"
Vol. X.
Minutes of the Grand I/odge of England from 1723 to 1739, with
W. Harry
with an Introduction and Notes by
1913.
an Introduction and Notes by W.
•
J.
Rylands.
Songhurst.
Facsimiles of the Old Charges on vegetable vellum in roll form stitched in exact
imitation of the originals.
" Grand lyodge No.
-
borough MS."
MS." " Grand Lodge No. 2, MS." " ScarBuchanan MS." and " William Watson
i,
;
;
;
"
;
MS."
BAIN REPRINTS.
No.
Facsimile of the " Briscoe "
I.
Introduction and Notes
No.
Facsimile of the Preface to
2.
Copy
by W.
" Long
of the
J.
Old Charges, 1724, with an
Hughan, 1891.
Livers," 1722, with an Introduction
and Notes by ,R. F. Gould, 1892.
Facsimile of the " Regius MS. or Masonic
Poem"
circa 1390,
bound
in imitation of
the original.
The Masonic Genius of Robert Burns, by
room edition, 1892.
Sir
Benjamin Ward Richardson.
Drawing
Csementaria Hibernica, a collection of facsimiles of Early Irish Documents, with
Commentaries by Dr. W.
J.
Chetwode Crawley.
Fasciculus L, 1895
;
II.,
1896
;
III., 1900.
"
The MacNab MS.," by William Watson and W. J. Hughan. Reproduction and
Commentary, 1896.
The Orientation of Temples, by Wm. Simpson, 1897.
The Medals of British Freemasonry, by G. L- Shackles, with an Introduction by W. J.
Chetwode Crawley, 1901.
A
Masonic Curriculum, by G. W.Speth, 1901.
ARS QUATUOR CORONATORUM, VOLS. I.—XXVIII.
(30 years.)
Contents.
(The Committee and Audit Reports are to be found under the headings
of the
Lodge Proceedings
for
January, and Installation Addresses and
Toasts of the Worshipful Master under the November Proceedings, and
are not further tabulated.)
Biographic Notices.
Ashmole, Elias
...
...
Aubrey, John
Ball,
Rev. Charles James
...
Besant, Sir Walter
Born, Ignatius von
Budden, Edwin Thomas
..,
XI.
5
I,ODGE.
17
Biographic Notices.
Burford-Hancock, Hon. Sir Henry James Burford
Bywater, Witham Matthew
...
i.
Cassard, Andreas
Clarke, Sir Caspar
Purdon
Conder, Edward, Junr.
...
Crawley, William John Chetwode
Dillon,
Dillon,
...
viii.
...
i.
...
vi.
...
...
...
199
201
36
xii.
23
xii.
26
XV. 27
...
Finlayson, John Finlay
...
198
i.
Frodsham, Bridge
17
ix.
Goldney, Frederick Hastings
...
.:!
...
115
...
i.
...
ix.
Gould, Robert Freke
Hawkins, Edward
lyovell
...
...
Hughan, William James
Humbert, Aime ...
...
...
I/C
192
xiii.
i.
...
....
...
•
...
lycwis,
ii.
...
i.
198
35
i-
Hamon
Thomas Hayter
...
...
...
...
...
'
...
William
Moyle,
J. Copley...
i.
115
...
vi.
201
10
...
88
ix.
'iv.
159
ix. 16,
...
Ninnis, Dr. Belgrave
Pratt,. Sisson
...
...
'
Sir Albert Hastings
Miller,
X.
i.
Malczovitch, Iâdislas Aurele de
Maiden, Rev. Charles Herbert
125
...
...
Macbean, Edward
Markham,
140
...
John
9
55
i-
Sydney Turner
Strange,
2
i.
Kupferschmidt, Gustav Adolph Csesar
I<ane,
9
88
ix.
Irwin, Major Francis George
Klein,
88
i.
Horsley, Rev. John William
...
I
i.
Greiner, Gotthelf
Kelly, William
9
72
i.
...
Baron John Talbot
Baron (Sir) John ...
Doyle, Sir John
50
i.
...
xi.
144
218
...
iv.
227
i.
2
xi.
2
Cooper
'
Rawlinson,
Dr Richard
Richardson, Sir Benjamin
Riley,
...
...
...
;..
Ward
jjji.
...
John Ramsden
Rylands, John Paul
Hylands, William Harry
Sayer, Antony
...
...
...
i.
9
i.
2
i.
I
xiv. 181
.tt-4.'
Shackles, George Lawrence
140
ii.
X. 41
i.
8
Speth, George William
i.
2
Warren, Sir Charles
i.
I
Simpson, William
Westcott, William
...
Wynn
...
Whymper, Henry Josiah ...
Whytehead, Thomas Bowman
Williams, WiUiam Mattieu
•
...
27
...
...
•••
i.
...
...
...
i.
...
..:
WUson, Gavin
Woodford, Rev. Adolphus Frederick Alexander
88
i.
9
i-
193
V.
154
i.
2
i8
I,ODGE.
]
Chronicle.
Africa
...
South
„
America
„
...
...
...
83, 191, 216,
...
i.
...
...
84,
iii.
...
...
i.
112, 199, 200, xiv. 95, 96, 219
84
...
...
North
...
...
...
...
...
...
xiii.
135, 192
South
...
...
...
...
...
...
i.
136, 216
...
...
...
...
...
Australia
...
136, 191, 217,
i.
vii. 62,
Formation
ii.
181,
209, ix. 128, 181,
of the
South
...
,
Western
...
i.
68, 135
xiii.
United Grand Ivodge of
New
South Wales
Ivodge of Western Australia
...
i.
217
191
...
i.
...
...
...
...
...
...
xiv.
144
...
...
...
...
...
...
xiv.
150
Basutoland
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Belgium
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Initiation of a Buddhist
„
...
...
...
Cape Colony, Destruction
Chair, Masonic
of
...
...
...
...
...
iii.
i.
191,
...
Church Congress, Freemasonry and the
ii.
xv. 68
i.
i35
83, ix. 128, x. 76, xi.
218
...
...
...
191
i.
112, iv. 248, v. 75, vi. 154, xiv. 152
Malmesbury Temple
...
...
164
x. 76,
64, 112, 200, iv. 72, 248, v. 74, vi. 83,
iii.
Inauguration of District Grand
„
Canada
210
83, 136, 191, v. 150, vi. 84,
Erasure of liiram I/odge, Connecticut
Australasia
Burma
164
...V. 74, 249, X.
...
...
ii.
xviii.
247
xvii.
177
...
...xvii.
178
xviii.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Masonry at the
Concise History of Freemasonry
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
xvi.
247
260
Cuba
...
Denmark
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
vi.
210
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
iv.
180
...
...
...
xviii.
Detroit, Michigan, Palestine I<odge...
England
i.
47, 81, 136, 192,
ii.
...
81, 136, 181,
248, V. 73, 149, 248, vi. 81, 152, 208,
63
62, iii, 199, iv. 70, 71, 179,
iii.
vii. 59,
112, 209,
252, ix. 52, 127, x. 75, 163, xi. 93, 168, 218,
xii.
viii.
74, 174,
61, 131, xiii. 66,
133, 192, xiv. 95, 150, 218, XV. 67, 68, 140
,,
Erection of Bradford and
„
Grand I/odge Honours, 1905
„
Jubilee of Bro. William Kelly
„
I/odgeis
Dis|;rict
Masonic I/iterary Society
...
...
...
1888...
...
...
...
...
ii.
81
1904...
...
64
....
...
...
i.
...
46, 82, 135, 190,
154, 210,
vii.
ii.
84, 136,
114, ix. 51,
Dr.
„
G.L. of
iii.
...
...
...
xviii.
...
...
i.
...
...
...
...
64, 112, 199,
...
„.
...
...
...
of the I<essing
i.
...
46, 82, 135, 191,
...
iii,
i.
iv.
81
xviii.
151
viii.
251
191,
180, v. 249, vi.
134, xiv. 94
Initiation of Prince Frederick Iêopold of Prussia
...
i.
...
xii. 63, xiii.
...
...
W. Begemann
Hamburg excludes members
„
Hungary
192
...
...
France
...
199
i.
...
...
...
Greece
36,
...
...
...
152
...
English Masonic Charities in 1905
Germany
82
ii.
...
xviii. 64,
warranted in 1887...
Plymouth Masonic Exhibition, 1887
,,
...
...
Bund
...
i.
190
...
i.
134
...
...
ii.
...
...
xi.
112, v. 150, xii. 133,
xiii.
84
96
134
QUAWOR
tJit
COROiSTAtt IÔDGS.
19
Chronici,e.
India
...
„
East
,,
„
...
,-...
...
...
Installation of the
of
Duke
Bombay, 1887
Lodge of
...
...
Ireland
Italy
i.
...
136, 192,
...
iii.
...
64, v. 248, vi. 153, vii. 114, 209, ix. 51
iii.
...
Instruction, Israel
Iowa
83,
ii.
of
...
...
...
Connaught
as District
...
i.
83
83
Grand Master
...
...
....
...
...
i.
...
...
...
...
...
xviii.
...
...
...
...
...xvii.
177
67, 133, xiv. 95,
219
83, 190, iv.
248
112, v. 73, 150, 248, xi. 95,
xiii.
63
...
...
...
...
Fusion of Rival Rites
...
...
••
...
...
i.
...
...
•...
...
...
...
xii.
...
...
...
...
...
...xvii.
...
...
...
...
...
"
...
...
...
...
...
xviii.
64
Moretonhampstead, Masonic Tombstone at
...
...
...
...
xviii.
64
Mexico
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Natal
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
South Wales
...
...
...
...
...
Zealand
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Wberia
...
...
Macabees, Modern
Malta
...
...
" Masonic Fraternity,
Netherlands
New
New
The
...
Northampton Association
Norway...
for
'
Masonic Research
...i.
153, x. 164
XV. 67
...
132,
viii.
...
...
...
...
...
Peru
...
...
...
...
...
Portugal
...
...
:..
...
...
...
Queensland
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
xi. 168, 219, xii.
vii.
...
viii.
...
...
...
...xviii.
R.M.I.B.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...xviii.
St.
John's Card,
Saxony
A
brother found
...
...
...
Scotland
216,
i.
by means
ii.
...
83, 181,
iii.
of
...
...
199, v. 150, vi. 83, 152,
Ix. 51, xii. 61, 131, xiii. 68, xiv.
Fund
Servia
of
Benevolence
...
...
South Africa
...
vi. 83,
217,
,,
219
...
...
...
...
i,
216
...
...
...
•••
••
iii-
199
75, 251, 252, ix. 128, 180, xi. 168, xii. 62, 133,
189, 192
xvi.
...
...
...
...
...
...
••
•
...
...
...
...
...
••vii. 62, ix. 51,
...
...
•••
„
!•
...
...
...
Straits Settlements
...
...
...
"...
...
v.
...
...
...
...
•••
•••
...
...
...
...
xii.
...
...
...
i.
Truter, Sir John, Patent of
...
...
...
...
•••
Turkey
...
...
...
...
...
and Norway
...
..,
...
...
135, 190,
xiii.
xiii.
68
248, v. 150
...
Switzerland
75
180
xvi. 205
...
iv.
260
viii.
45. 83, 191. "• ^4. vii. 209,
Speth Memorial Fund, Wst of Subscribers
...
94
252,
viii.
...
America
Sweden...
60, 113,
63
151
xiv.
...
...
„
...
vii.
247
xviii.
...
Masonic Education Fund
African Republic
Spain
209,
xiii.
viii.
...
209
252, xi. 96
Research, Associations for Masonic...
...
178
...xvii.
75
62
Orange Free State
...
75
84, 181
ii.
95
...
...
133
xiii.
viii.
...
...
vi.
v. 75, 250, vi. 83, xi. 96, xiv.
...
...
62
178
136, xii. 131
i.
xii.
83
76
62, 132
192, xiv. 94
xviii.
i.
63
191
1?HE QUA*rU0R CORONATI IvODG:^.
16
Chronicle.
United States
...
84, 181,
ii.
64, 199, iv. 71, 180, viL 210, xii. 62, 133, 217,
iii.
xiv. 94, 220
„
A. and A. Rite in
...
„
Yarker, John, Decoration by Sultan of Turkey
xviii.
151
xviii.
151
48, 132,
188
I/iTERARY Notes.
,,|Brussels
Conference
.^Colonel Clerke's
i.
MS.
...
...
Dresden Masonic Discussion Club
,
...
....
...
.
of a
Masonic I/ibrary and
Museum
at Wakefield
Quarterly, A
" Keystone " Coming of Age
"Masonic Records
La Espana Masonica
"
New
"
...
Lectures in Lodge " Prudence," Leeds in 1887
" L'Union Fraternelle "
...
Marvin's Masonic Medals
...
New
Zealand Mail
...
Peeters-Baertsoen Prize
...
,,
„
...
...
....
i.
used in Australia and South Africa
81
i.
188
i.
189
82
132
81
Papacy and Freemasonry
Jerusalem
i.
188
i-
133
81, 187
131
i.
81
i.
i.
Stiict Observance, Original Orders of the
at
i.
i.
and Fictions"
Warren on the Temple
81
i.
" South African Freemason "
Unflad's "
132
i.
i.
Quatuor Coronati Papers done into German...
„
Sadler's " Facts
131
i.
German Masonic
"
132
i.
" Frimurertidende "
I,ane's
131
i.
138, 188
Findel on English Masonic Writers...
Formation
i.
"
187
81,
i.
188
i.
81
i.
81
THE QUATUOR CORONATl
IvODGE.
Lodge Proceedings.
1886, I2th January, Consecration
7th April
1.
3rd June
2nd September
Sth November
25
27
2nd December
1887, 3rd March
2nd June
8th September
34
49
54
8th November
to Sir C.
1888, 6th January
2nd March
65
Presentation
„
,,
Warren
"
4th May
25th June
5th October
8th November
1889, 4th January
1st
3
8
10
16
March
3rd May
24th June
20th July (Summer Outing,
St. Alban's)
4th October
8th November
1890, 3rd January
7th March
72
85
115
137
166
193
198
3
ii-
52
85
108
137
140
144
3
iii.
38
65
89
2nd May
24th June
I2th July (Summer Outing,
Edgware, &c.)
4th September
3rd October
8th November
1891, 2nd January
6th March
1st
May
24th June
Cobham & Rochester)
31st July (Reception of
American Brethren)
2nd October
9th November
1892, 8th January
4th March
6th May
24th June
2nd July (Summer Outing,
Colchester)
7th October
8th November
1893, 6th January
3rd March
5th May
23rd June
'
113
122
139
168
iv.
3
42
90
158
194
181
201
227
V. I
46
88
133
151
171
195
vi. I
53
98
128
1893
24th June (Summer Outing,
21
THB QUAfUOR CORONATI
22
IvODGEi.
Lodge Proceedings.
1900 4th May
25th June
4th 8th July (Summer Outing,
77
92
—
Gloucester)
1 90 1,
5th October
Sth November
4th January
137
141
179
xiv. i
March
1st
3rd May
24th June
4th October
8th November
1902, 3rd January
7th March
177
xvi. i
6th March
May
24th June
25th 28th June (Summer Out-
—
64
95
162
213
192
220
ing, Iîncoln)
2nd October
9th November
xvii. i
36
73
99
24th June
7th loth July (Summer Outing, Worcester)
129
7th October
179
8th November
220
—
1905, 6th January
xviii. i
3rd March
5th May
24th June
6th
—Chester)
6th October
8th November
1906, I2th January
23
65
94
xix. i
43
4th May
90
25th June
no
5th Sth July (Summer Outing,
Shrewsbury & lyudlow)
171
5th October
175
Sth November
229
—
nth January
1st
March
xx. i
26
3rd May
93
24th June
143
4th 7th July (Summer Outing,
Bury St. Edmunds & Ely) 221
4th October
230
8th November
343
190S, loth January
xxi. i
6th March
33
—
1st
May
65
92
1st
116
136
187
October
Sth November
igio, 7th January
xxiii. i
4th March
35
106
6th May
165
24th June
30th June 3rd July (Summer
187
Outing, Chichester)
213
7th October
321
Sth November
xxiv. i
191 1, 6th January
3rd March
27
5th May
78
15th igth June (Summer Outing, Glastonbury & Wells) 132
24th June
147
6th October
199
276
Sth November
xxv. i
1912, 5th January
SS
ist March
3rd May
137
24th June
231
iSth 2ist July (Summer Outing, Newcastle, Hexham,
&c.)
317
4th October
285
8th November
341
xxvi. i
1913, 3rd January
7th March
27
2nd May
89
19th 22nd June (Summer
1S2
Outing, East Sussex)
24! h June
195
228
3rd October
Sth November
271
—
—
—
'
196
174
219
2nd March
1907,
34
— Cambridge)
50
162
xxii. i
5th March
7th May
24th June
1st
xv. i
3rd October
Sth November
1904, 6th January
4th March
6th May
1909, 8th January
105
172
196
—
1st
—
59
97
2nd May
69
24th June
87
3rd 6th July (Summer Outing,
Norwich)
141
1903, 2ist January
89
1908 24th June
204
14th July
i6th 19th July (Summer Out21S
ing, Durham)
227
2nd October
9th November
254
73
—
1914,
2nd January
6th March
1st
xxvii. i
22
May
24th June
25th 2Sth June (Summer
Outing, Monmouthshire)
—
2nd October
7th November
1915, 8th January
5th March
77
94
153
182
221
xxviii. i
34
7th May
65
24th June
113
1st
161
Staffordshire)
166
1st October
Sth November
199
—
TH:e
QUATUOR "CORONAfl
IÔDGi:.
23
Notes and Queries.
Aberdeen
Crafts, Constitutionrof
the
•
'
!i::m ii,
The
Merchant
and
>
Craft Guilds of
•
Abergavenny, Masonic Hall
Abyssinian Secrets
Accounts of St. Paul's
i6o
U'.
xiii.'
I59-'
I75'
iv. 174'
xvii.
Adjournment of a Lodge
Afghans, Freemasonry among
xxiii.
203
203
the
xxii. 223
African Brotherhoods and Cannibalism
ii. 72
African Native Freemasonry
iii. 188
Alban and Edwin Legends
viii. 34
Aldworth, Mrs., and the Castle
Lodge, Sandgate
xviii. 46
Alnwick Lodge
xiv. 136
Alphabet, Masonic
xv. 61, 135
Anderson, Dr. James
84
The Rev. James and
,,
the Earls of Buchan
XX. 85
Andrassy, Count
iii. Ill
Anecdote about Masonry
XV. 189
Anti-Grcgorians
Apollonian Order at Great Yar-
mouth
XXVI. 303
XV. 191
Apprentice Pillar
Apron, An Old
An
225
xix. 239
xiii. 37
xiv. 137
xiii. 124
xvii. 66
xxii. 135
V. 142
V. 228
xix. 243
iii. 185
V.
Old Engraved
01 i Antients
Old Masonic
Old Royal Arch
Moira
of a Prisoner of
276
;
War
Royal Arch
Aprons, Masons'
Arab Masonry
Arabian Freemasonry
Archseological Institute, Masonic
ii.
Arch and Temple in Dundee
Armenian Architecture and
Guilds
IV.
Armorial Bearings of the Grand
Masters of the Order of
Malta, 1 1 13 1536
Arms, Masons' or Freemasons'
—
Swindon
Freemasons
Ashmole's Epitaph
„
„
of the
,,
.
„
124 158
vii 194
Life
178
ii.
160
ii.
161
X. 159,
193
108
Burials, &c.
Australia, Indigenous Freemasonry in
Australian Blacks and Free-
masonry
Australian Freemasonry, Early
Austria and Hungary, History of
the Craft in
iii.
iii.
vii.
Baldwyn Encampment, The
177
65
iii. 184
xx. 85
xvi. 90
viii. 230
vii. 189
ix.
Ballygawley Lodges and Certificate
Ben Hadad and Ahab
Bergami, Bartolomo
Besant, Sir Walter, Memorial
Note
for
Bird at Stonehenge
Board inlaid with
xvi.
89
147
xiv. 58
xv. 137
Book-Plate, Masonic
Born, Ignatius von
A
xviii.
Freemason
xxvi. 219
at
Brahminical Initiation
Bravery, Masonic Medal for
Breastplate, Masonic
241
176
xiv. 137
iv.
xvii.
Master's
British
72
V. 67
X. 161
ii.
xi.
xi.
161
160
XX. 367, xxi. 69, xxiii. 208,
xxvi. 297
x.
Masonic
Emblems
Box, Masonic
Bradford-on-Avon,
84
xx. 366
Ballot, Justification of
Bibliophilists,
no
no
iii.
Austria, First Lodge in
Babylonian Initiation
Museum MSS.
xiv.
St. Paul's
Britons, Society of Ancient
Broached Thurnel
Bronze Ornament
iii.
xvii.
201
xxiv. 295
184, xii. 205
xiii.
Brothering
Bruin in the Suds
Brunswick, English
54
relating to
37, 175
ii.
ix.
159
in, 177
Provincial
Grand Lodge of
ix. 113
Bucks
iii. 194, xviii. 244
The Ancient and Honour,,
able Order of
Bucks, The Noble Order of
iv. 67, ix. 176,
xxi. 62
XV. 60
Ashmole, Wilson, Desaguliers
Ashton-under-Lyne, Memorial Stone
xxvi. 298
Astley's
xxiii. 334
AthoU, The Duke of
Attire to be worn at Meetings,
or Stags
xx. 369
XX. 367
iv. 67
Heraldry of
xxi. 86
Builders, Ancient
xi. 158, 200
Building Contract of 1578
xiii. 124
Bull- Roarer in Initiations
iv. 172
Burgess Ticket
vii. iii
ix. 25
Burghley, Lord, on Freemasons
Burial Service, Templar
vi. 61, xvi. 89
By-Laws, Co vent Garden Lodge,
London
xvii. 23
Cagliostro's Rose Croix Jewel
viii. 161
,,
Budrum
Castle,
The quatuor coronati
24
i.odge.
Notes and Queries.
Companionage, The
Calcutta I/odges, Queries on
History of
xvi. 258
Carmarthen, Ivodges at
xxiv. 180
Caste Marks
Catechisms, Early Masonic
Catnach's Masonic Hymn
vii.,
Certificate
and
A
Seal,
iii.
148
186
84, 191, xxvii.
234
vi. 62,
Curious
xix. 241, XX. 366
Ballygawley Iôdge
x. 65
Clachnacuddin
vii. iii, 189
,,
Curious Malta, 1808 xiii. 178
,,
Maltese Royal Arch
viii. 232
„
Masonic
xv. 194
of Edward Gibbon,
„
Masonic
xvii. 22
of Lodge Perth Royal
,,
Arch
xviii. 245
Old Master Mason's
iv. 62
„
R.A. of Sir Sidney
Smith
xxvii. 68
Royal Templar
xvi. 158
,,
Certificates, Cookstown
xvii. 96
Masonic of the Nether„
lands
xvii. 20
j^"
Wexford
,,
Chair, Masonic
xvii.
Exeter
Ivodge No. 32
Bowyer I/odge
,,
Chang, Was he a Mason ?
Charge, Masonic, Indenture, Free,,
dom
Charity,
A
iv. 63,
175
xviii.
239
i.
151
Forgotten Masonic
Charter Evidence
Chequered Floor
Board
93
229
viii. 230
vi. 147
vi. 146
V. 226
x. 63
xii. 106
iv. 244, viii. 162,
Recovery of an Antique
,,
Chairs, Coventry
,,
and
Tracing
'
vi.
193
106
xxii. 62
ii. 119
ii. 117
ii. 118
ii. 162
Chichester Freemason's Bequest
Stone, The
„
China, Freemasonry in
Secret Societies in
,,
Chinese lyodges
,,
xii.
Masons
Secret Societies
Chivalric Orders
Clerkenwell Gate
Clothing, Masonic v. 142,
Clubs and Societies,
vi.
193
56
i. 151
51, 87, 194
xiv.
vii.
Some Old
Time
Colchester, Joslin Museum
Colour in Freemasonry
Colours in Freemasonry
ii.
iii.
Antients
202
32
xi.
Constitutions, True Text of the
75
190
viii.
Continental Masonry, Early Men-
_
,,~!
'
Compass Brothers, Liibeck
Constituting a Lodge under the
tion of
Corrigenda
vi.
xvii. 66,
xviii.
61
176
148
Comacine Masters and Freexii. 208
masonry
xxvii. 70
Commins, Francis
v. 229
Como, Masters of
The Masons of and Masons'
„
xxiii. 97
Marks
xxviii. 214
Compact, The International
•
ii.
204
160
x. ,65
vi. 149, vii. 190, viii.
Cowan
Creed of the Craft, The
Cromwell and Freemasons, Irish
34 161
ix. 26
xvii. 61
xxi. 181
Belief
Crosses, Consecration
v. 224, vi.
Templar
61
xiv.
54
v. 142
iii. 108
iii. 194
v. 145
xi. 86
v. 68
vi. 196
xxii. 222
iii. 108
Crossle, Bro.
Crowe's Collection, Bro.
Crowned or Uncrowned
Croyland Abbey
Cryptogram on old Seal
Culdecs at St. Andrew's
Culpeper and Dunckerley
Cunningham, John
Curriculum, Masonic
Cypher, Masonic xxvii. 151, 232, xxviii. 61
Dagger Jewel
xvi. 157, xvii. 233
ix. 26
Death and the Freemason
Masonry and
v. 147
,,
Dedication, Masonic, 1723
Degrees, Brother of Twelve
,,
vii.
57
209
xviii. 49
x.
The Kadosh
The Three
iv. 175
Demeter, Mysteries of
iii. no
D'Eon, The Chevalier
xvii. 63
Dermott and the Masons' Arms
vi. 65
Laurence
x. 161
,,
Dermott's Book Plate
v. 142, 226, 227
Dervish Initiation
ix. 176
Desaguliers, John Theophilus
XV, 60, XXV. 278
Dick's Coffee House
xii. 209
Dodsley's Annual Register, Free-
masonry in
xxviii. 59
Double-Headed Eagle, Origin of vi. 150
Dring's List of Books on Freemasonry
xxvii. 71
Drory, Leonard
xxiii. 99
Druids' Feast of Alban Arthur, iii. 185
Drummond,
xxvii. 147, 150
xi.
Convener Court, The
Coote, Sir Eyre
Earls of Perth
xiv. 138
Druse Bible
vi.
The
ii. 157, iii. 108,
and the Ansireyeh
„
Dublin Tripos, The
Dunciad, The
Druses,
Dunckerley,
Thomas
Dunckerley's
Hymn
vi.
Seal
196,
vii.
149
175
xv. 192
xiii. 176
xix. 70
iv. 63,
58, xiv. 106
vii.
xviii.
52
43
133
Dundas Family and Freemasonry xxii.
Dundee, Arch and Temple in
vii. 194
teE QUA'ruOR CORONATI LODGE.
^5
Notes and Queries.
Early use
word Freemason
of
ii.
159, xvii. 60, 176, 235, xviii. 52,
xix. 143
,
Edinburgh Masonic News, 17671772
xxvi. 84
Edwin
Iêgend
Effigy of a Master Mason
Eleusinian Mysteries, The
viii.
Engine
A
Forgotten
for
raising
A
196
iii.
Water by
Quicksilver
Engraving,
vi.
188, iv.
iii.
Eleusis, Excavations at
Emblem,
viii.
34
244
107
230
xv. 61
Masonic
xvii. 66, 176,
xviii.
Entered Apprentices
iv.
Eon, Chevalier d'
Epitaph of a Mason
63
xi. 159
x. 195
Samber
Eulogium on Freemasonry
Exettr Masonry
xxviii.
157
xix. 142
xii. 209
Falb, Professor, on Freemasonry
vi. 194, vii. 87
FcrgusEon, Robert, Petition to
Cape Club
xxv. 277
F.E.R.T.
xxvii. 233
iii. 193
Finger Ring, Masonic
Fireplace, Masonic
viii. 28
xxii. 220
First Aid, Masons and
Folk-Ivore of the Ritual
vii. 83
FoUses, Martin
v. 229, xiv. 56
Medal
iii. 193, iv. 64
Freemasonry and
xv. 60
France, From the East through
Southern
v. 66
i. 151
The British and Irish in
,,
Frederick's last Gavel Stroke
„
Fortification,
199, xii, 47
xxvi. 84, 216
xi.
Free-and-Easy Clubs
Free-and-Easy John's
„
ii.
xxviii.
72,
—a Free-stone
iii.
Mason
Old
of 1568
„ 1570
„ 1580
„ 1663
,, 1683
Word, Early use of
„
ii.
viii.
35
172
xiii. 177
xiii. 177
xxviii. 58
xiii., 126
xxviii. 60
iv.
159, xvii. 60, 176, 235,
xviii. 52, xix.
143
Freemasonry
„
60
109, ix. 114
An
„
ix.
in 1722
in the 17th
26
XV. 61
Foot
85
25
French Lodge of 1755, The ix. 112, 175
Operative Master Mason, A xxii. 225
„
Freemaso-ns
,
,
Geometrical Master Masons
Geometrician, Great
Geometry
,,
xi.
ix.
—Masons—Symbols
German Lodges
in Foreign Parts
Masonic Charm
xvii.
Error, Curious Historical
Essenes, Freemasonry and its relation to the
xxviii. 213
Eugenius Philakthes, Robert
Freemason
xv. 191
Friendships, Consecrated
vii. 191
Fridstol at Beverley
xxi. 66
F.R.S. and F.L.S.
xix. 69
Funeral at Cork, Masonic
x. 158, xiii. 176
G., On the letter
Galivaid, Incised Stone at
vii. 54
Gateshead Charter of 1671 xv. 194, xvi. 89
ii.
Song
.,
,)
44
160
169, 245
xiv. 58
French Prisoners' Lodges
Fresco at Rotterdam
y. 143
Freymeister, Free and Freemason xi. 204
xxiii. 97
Friends, Old
Germany, Pre-revival Freemasons in
Generous Freemason, The
vii.
Gibbon,
Edw ard. Masonic
iii.
ix.
177
178
ix.
159
ii.
87, 190
Certifi-
cate of
,,
205
61
iv. 62
ii. 162
xii.
The Historian
Relics of
xvii.
x.
22
161
29
192
viii. 32
ix. 25
xviii. 45, 243
iii. 108
Gould's Concise History
xxiv. 181
Grand Geometrician
xiii. 177
Lodge, An Unrecorded xxii. 133
,,
The
Glaze on Stones, Hard
Gormogon Plate, Hogarth's
Gormogons, The
Gould Abridged Wanted
Girls' School,
viii.
vii.
Officers of Ireland, Roll
of
,,
Stewards' Lodge, Centenary Jewel
xiii.
xvi.
178
259
48
xxi. 179
vii. 184
x. 209
xiv. 216
Gregorian Calendar
xxi. 271
Hymn, A
xxii. 134
„
Gregorians
xiii. 37, xxvi. 83
Guilds in the East, Trade
i. 166
Guild Marks
vi. 63
Halbert, Masonic
viii. 159
Hali-werk Folk
iv. 243
Hamburg Journeyman Masons
iii. 187
Hammermen's Charges, Ludlow xii. 107
Handkerchief, Masonic
xv. 60, 137
Harlequin Freemason, The xxiii. 334,
xxiv. 180
Harnouester, Lord
iv. 247, xxvii. 63
Harper, Thomas
xviii. 147
xxv. 276
Hay, David Ramsay
Heber, Bishop, on Freemasonry
ix. 115
Hele
iii. 184
Help in Distress, Masonic
vi. 64
Herb Molly
xxviii. 213
Hewreka, Freemasons' vii. 190, viii. 32, 162
Gravesend Lodges
Gravestone, Masonic
Great Architect of the Universe
Greek Lodges
Name, Man with a
„
xii.
TkE QUA'fUOR CORONAtt
26
lyODGie.
Notes and Queries.
High Excellent
Hiram of Tyre
Hirams, The Two
Hogarth's Gormogan Plate
" Night
"
Honour where Honour
is
xxvii. 232
172
viii. 27
ix. 25
ii. 116, 158
due
xxii. 221
iv.
Honourable Artillery Company,
Freemasons in
xxiii.
Hope, William Fletcher
xxiv.
How Many for a M. M. Lodge ? vi.
Howard's Criticism of Regius MS. vi.
Hymn, Catnach's Masonic
xxvii.
Illustrations of Masonry, Preston's
210
295
197
148
234
xxiii. 337, xxiv. 71
Indian Marriage on the Square
masonry
and
Initiation
University Rites of
Initiatory Rite, Strange idea for
,,
Lines
Grand
and Afghans
Italy, Masonry in
Jacobite Freemasons
Jacob's Ladder
Officers
61
178
206
vi. 193
xv. 193
viii. 160
xvii. 234
xi. 201
ii. 122
xvi. 257
x. 160
xiii.
xxiii.
Israelites
-
Japanese Craft Guilds
Jersey, Carved Stones in
Jerusalem, The Masonic Hall
The Re-building of
„
Jewel, An Antient's
viii. 32, 161
Iron
„
xv. 133
Old Masonic
,,
,,
Silver Masonic
Jewels,
,,
Lodge No. 32
Masonic
xiv. 137
v.
.
vii. 86, 88,
,,
Two
226
193,
viii.
Silver
xii.
209
Leon, Jehuda
x.
161
Level, Old
vii.
vii.
iii.
in
Wooden
(Dublin)
,,
Masons'
iii.
xii.
204
189, 190, iv. 60, 61,
242, 243, V. 69, 147, 148,
62, 193, vii. 49, 54,
86, 89, 190, 192, viii. 162,
229, 233, ix. 26, no,
III, 177
vi.
88
vi.
xi.
Structures,
Builders'
109, 184
151
85
xii. 205
(E. Fox Thomas's)
,,
xii. 107
„ (J. T. Thorp's)
vii. 50, 83
Jugs, Masonic
xviii. 49
Kadosh Degrees, The
viii. 32
Kelly Bequest
xxvi. 83
Khaibarites
Kirby Stephen, Old Inscription at ix. 115
Kirkwall Scroll and CryptoX. 193
grams
„
59
iii.
Carvings on Church
of Santa Eulalia
xvii. 56
Malta, The Order of
^
xxviii. 156
Maltese Cross, A Silver
iv. 176
R. A. Certificate
viii. 232
Marblers, Dorset
vii. 56, xi. 87
Mark Seal
viii. 160
Marks
iv. 61, 169, 177, 241
Majorca,
,,
28, 159
xvii. 68
x.
Maisterstick
xxviii. 60
John's, Free-and-Easy
Johnson's Brief History of the
Freemasons
Josaphat
Jug, Masonic
49
210
xxiv. 70
xxiv. 70
xvii. 62
Liverpool Cathedral
Lodge, Humility with Virtue
xviii. 51,
Social and Military Virtues
„
xxiii. 336
of Unity, Peace and Con,,
cord, Royal Scots
xv. 63
Lodges, Ecclesiastical and Secular vii. 84
Ludlow, Hammermen's Charges xii. 107
Maccabees
ix. 23
Mach.
v. 228
McMillan, Bro. Neil, Farewell
Dinner to
xxii. 226
Magic, Freemasonry and
v. 144
Scroll, The
xvii. 60, 236
,,
Magister Mathesios
xxiii. 334, 336,
xxiv. 68
xxiv. 68, xxvii. 233
of
Roll of
,,
La Rochelle, The Sergeants of
Lee, Bro. Jesse, of Manchester
Leicester Masonry, 1103-1327
List of Lodges, Picart's
Early Grand Encamp-
ment
201
48
xxiii. 205
xiv. 139
xi.
xviii.
108
xxvi. 85
Newlyxxviii. 214
International Compact, The
Introduction of Outside Rites
v. 68
into the Craft
xxviii. 61
Inwood, Rev. Jethro
Ireland,
Large Lodges
iv.
34
64
173
177
a
to
Langley's, Batty, Complete
Assistant
x.
ix.
iii.
Master,
viii.
Lambert de Lintot
Landmarks, Hindu Masonic
206
an
Installed
xvi. 90
vii. 58,
iii.
xii.
Sacrifice
xiv. 54, xv. 134
xvi. 80
Templar
Kupferschmidt, The late Bro.
Lady Freemasons v. 66, 145,
,,
Lewis the Son of a Mason
Lights, The Three Great
and Free-
Superstitions
,,
46
xii.
Knights of Malta
,,
„
Guisborough,
„
„
Interlaken
„
Jerusalem
Elgin,
Donne
ii.
ICirkstall
„
„
?:ii.
xiii.
xiii.
Imitating Mediaeval
Mason
„
207
175
122
126
vii.
57
23
55, 56
ix.
Word
in Scotland,
The
vii.
Masonic News, Edinburgh, 1767xxvi. 84
1772
I,ODGE.
27
Notes and Queries.
" Masonry Dissected," sixth
edition
xvi.
Masorians
Masses endowed
257
iv. 64
by French
Masons
200
148
xiv. 56
Medal, Copper
xv. 133
Curious
„
xi. 160
Medical Masons
viu. 27, 159
Memorial Stone, Ashton-underLyne
xxvi. 298
Midsummer or St. John's Eve
ii. 72
Migration of Myths
viii. 31
Maymus
xi.
Manus Grsecus
Meason-word, The
or
vi.
Symbols
Miller,
184
iii.
William
ix.,114
Hugh
62
138
299
161
109
xv. 131
xi. 200
i. 138
iii. 190, 194
vi. 147
v. 69
ix. 23
XV. 131
i. 138
iv. 171
New iv. 245
vi. 147
xix. 69
viii. 33, 162
xxii.
Miracle Play, The
xiv.
""
Miscellanea Iâtomorum "
xxvi.
Mistake, A Curious
viii.
Mithras, Worship of, in England iii.
Montagu, Duke of
Montgomerie's Portrait
MS.,
Cama
Cooke, Matthew
Dumfries, No. 4
„
„
„
„
Holme, Randle
Inigo Jones
„
Locke
„
,,
Scarborough
Stukeley-Payne-Cooke
„
Roll of Constitutions,
MSS., Regius and Cooke
„
The Missing York
Mugs, Masonic
Munkhouse, Dr. Richard
A
Ancient, Murders and
„
See also
iv.
73
60
xiv. 216
Curious Mason xxi. 68
iii.
A
„
Maymus.
Nelson a Mason
and B.
Newcastle Masonic Society
Nimrbd
as a
J.
Buck Mason
Noorthouck, John
Philadelphian Visits to Lodge St.
David, Edinburgh
xxi. 270
Phillipine Masonry, Early
xx. 82
Philo-Musicse Societas, 1725-27 xvii. 236
Phoenix Lodge, No. 173
xxiii. 207
Phoenix, Sons of the
xxvii. 232
Picart's List of Lodges
xxiv. 70
Pillars
of Solomon's
Temple,
Origin of
xxi. 270
Plate, Old Masonic
viii. 132, xiv. 136
Play, Masons Patronise a
xxviii. 60
Pope Pius IX. a Mason ?
xxvi. 218
Portsmouth, Masons' Lodge vi. 61, 149,150
Pottery Masonic
xiv. 139
Powder Flask
xxiii. 336
Pownall, Governor, and the Freemasons
XV. 132
Prayer, Opening Meetings with
ii. 160
Presentation to G. L- of New
Zealand
Preston Jubilee Guild
Preston's
Priest
Prince
Mason,
A
Edwin
xi.
viii.
Print Masonic
Prussian Hermits
xxiii.
in Dorset
Qualification for the Chair
,,
,,
„
„
„
„
,,
,,
xvii.
Odd
Relic,
ii.
160
Old Charges, Indenture and
iii.
192
Belgian Guild
of the
in
Belgium
Church, Canterbury
Devotional
Medal
Lodge in
Fiction
,,
63
xv. 131
Purbeck Marblers
Pye, Hugh, Freemason
Quaint Customs of Marblers, &c.,
viii.
xxvii. 151
33,
x. 62,
74
20
160
vi. 64
iv. 6g
xxii. 62
v. 145
71
158
85, 158
xxviii.
Henry, the Navigator
Rare Pamphlet
Record, An Old
Freedom
of
Quatuor Coronati
ii.
244
58
vii.
xxiii. 337, xxiv.
Noose and Girdle
Oakley, Edward, Architect M. M. xxvii.145
Oath of the Craftsmen
ii. 160
Oaths in Last Century
xxiv. 296
Fellows, Club of
Office-bearers
xviii.
" Illustrations
"
Masonry
109
xii.
?
Nestorian Kibleh, The
Netherlands, Masonic Certificates
of the
Network on
.
,,
xxvi. 83, xxviii. 61
Murdo's, John, Inscriptions
v. 143, 227
Mysteries, The Ancient
iii. 59, vi. 61
Funerals
Naassene, The
Naymus Greens
Old Charges, Wykehara and
Shakespeare
xi. 160
Orator and Experts in English
xii. 105
Lodges
Order of Malta, The
xxviii. 156
iv. 240
Orientation of Church, Peculiar
Orphan School, Dublin, Masonic
Female, 1814
xix. 68
Pasqually
xx. 85
Persia, Freemasonry in
ii.
74
Coronatorum, Cardinal
99
87
35
xi.
viii.
56
224
v. 66
vii.
v.
60
iii.
xv. 195
vii.
192
viii.
159
xx. 86
142
52
vii. 87
v.
vii.
Masonic, before time of
Moses
Riding the Goat
Rite, An Ancient
iii.
ii.
ii.
185
159
118
-28
I,ODGE.
Notes and Queries.
R.M.I.B., Early Advertisement
Roman Catholic View of Masonry
io8
194
viii. 229
Romsey Abbey
Rose Croix Jewel and the Stuarts i. 150
Rosicrucian Society of England, The i. 54
Rosicrticians in Denmark in 1484
v. 67
Rosicrucians in Holland
vii. 83
Roslin, Earls of
ix. 25
Royal George I<odge, No. 240 xxiv. 297
Order of Scotland and
,,
vii.
Slade's "
Scandinavian Edda, The
Scott Family, Connection
with Freemasonry
Square,
Scriveners'
Sculthorpe, John
xxvi.
Seal, Dunckerley's
„
Mark
„
of
160
xi..
.g3;;9
xviii,.
,
viii.
,
43
160
Royal Purple Lodge
vi.
,
197, vii. 54,55
Stirling Lodge
„
Seals of a Mason
Irish Lodges
Secrets, Genuine
Serment
Sethos, Author
vi.
iv.
vi.
xi.
xxiii.
of
iv.
194
246
195
87
99
240, 247
Life of
V. 65, 68
Shakespeare, Edmund Kean
vi. 151
Shakesperian Toast List
xviii. 20
Sharri Tephlia
xxi. 180
Shrewsbury Records and Freemasons
XV. 190
Sign of Assent
vii. 55
Signs, Aboriginal Australian
ii. 73
Sikh Initiation
Simpson, WUliam,
graphy of
vii.
84, 191
Autobioxvi.
92
Circle
xi.
199
64
viii. 160
vi. 64, 148
iii. 183
xii. 46
Winding
Statuette Masonic
Steinmetz Pass Words
Spruch
,,
Stennors, William, M.M.
Tomb-
stone
Sterne, Rev. Laurence
Stone, Masonic, Peterborough
„
„
xxi. 67
Sculptured Stone, Masonic
and
Queen)
iv.
Staircase,
69
xviii. ,246
xix. 141
Stags
Chrono-
Company, The
Triangle
(Fairie
Freemason xxvi. 217
Scottish Lodges, Numeration of
v, 228
Masonry,
49
xix. 69
in
Scott, Sir Walter, as a
Rite
logy of
vii.
Spanish Templars
of,
xxi.
xxvii. 68
xxiv. 295
Society of Ancient Britons
Solomon's Temple, Origin of
xxi. 270
Pillars to
Sols, Royal Grand Arch Constiiv. 174
tutional
iii. 59
Songs, Masonic
S.O.S. of Masonic Origin ? xxviii. 156, 213
Spain, Survival of Templarism
157
150
i.
xxvii. 68
ficate
Eugenius Philaxxviii.
Freemason Examined " xx. 366
Smyrna Lodge, 1745
-
„
xix. 142
Smith, William Bramwell
Sir Sidney, R.A. Certi„
Lodge St. David
xxii. 59, 61
Purple Lodge Seal
vii. 54, 55
„ Society and Freemasons xxviii. 57
Thames Lodge, No. 2966
xvi. 90
„
Russian Freemasonry, Relic of
viii. 231
Grand Lodge, Patent of
„
a, 1815
xvi. 160
Rye
vii. 192
Sackville and Martin Folkes
xiv. 56
Medal
xii. 204
„
Sadler, Henry, Memorial
xxvi. 300
St. Helena, Freemasonry in
iii. 187
St. John the Apostle, the Patron
Saint of Freemasonry in
Scotland
xxi. 66
St. Werberg's Pulpit
iv. 240
Saints John, The Two
viii. 33
Samber, Robert
viii. 35
lethes
xix. 142
'
Henry Charles
,,
,,
,,
Family and Freemasonry
Sirr
xii.
.
John, Freemason
Nicholas, Family of
177
162
xxii. 218
xxvi. 301
xxvi. 302
xiii.
ii.
Statuary and
xxvii.* 67
Master Mason
xv. 136, 189
Stonehenge
xii. 207
as an Observatory
,,
" Stray Leaves from a Free"
xviii. 50
mason's Note Book
xviii. 50
Stukeley, Dr.
Superintendents of Works,
xvii. 67
Egyptian
vii. 55
Surname, Freemason as a
xxi. 180
Swaffham Grsat Lodge
Swastica iii. 59, iv. 241, v. 147, 225, ix. 23
ii. 160
Swearing and Giving the Lie
ix. no
Sweden, Freemasonry in
iii. 109
Symbolic Chart of 1789, The
Symbolism, Antiquity of Masonic
iv. 176, 177, 244, V. 68, 288
Symbols on Tombstones, Masonic xv. 195
viii. 233
System of Ancient Masons
"
ix. 24
Tablet, A Curious
xv. 133
Talisman
" Tatler, The," and Francis Drake's
v. 69
Address
v. 224
Tau or Cross
v. 227
Teapot, Masonic
Tekmoreioi, A Sort of Freemasons viii. 35
Temples, The Threefold Division of i. 166
xvii. 72
Theveneau de Morande
xviii. 49
Tiberine Island, The
Titles, Masonic, compared with
Church
xxiii.
97
29
Notes and Queries.
Tombs, Masonic Emblems on
Tombstone, Masonic
,,
Launceston
St. Andrew's
Seringapatam
„
Shane's Castle
,,
Tombstones, Masonic
Tonson, Monsieur
iii.
184, 190
172
xxvi. 304
xxviii. 58
xxvi. 216
vi.
149
163, xxiv. 296
xxiv. 72
Tracing-Board, Old, at Gibraltar xiii. 37
Treasure Trove in Hungary,
viii.
Masonic
Triangular Buildings
Tripos,
The Dublin
Trowel, &c.
Jewels
,,
Wearing
„
Truter, Sir J. A.
University of Masonic Origin, A
Rites of Initiation
,,
no
iii.
23
xiii. 176
xv. 132
xvii. 64
vii. 194
xviii. 241
xxii. 224
ix. 177
as a Freemason
and lyodge No. 227
(I.e.)
Weise King
Westminster, Archaeological Discoveries at
,,
A
243
133
62
143
v. 66
xxii.
v.
Visvakarma
Waikuku, Iêad Casting from
xvi. 91
Warrant, Curious, Savannah, 1786 xiii. 176
Warren, Major General Joseph
xxi. 182
95
61
iii.
xiv. 140, xv. 61, xvii.6o
Model for Re-
building Masonry
Scoorie
Wilkes, John, and Burke
Wilson, Sir William
xxii.
xvi.
Wisdom, Strength and Beauty
Freemasons
C, and
Sir
Wykeham, William
219
90
iii. 61
xxvi. 83
xxiv. 182
iii.
186
xviii.
241
Hampton
of,
and the
Regius MS.
York Masonry
xxiii.
xii.
Whuppity
Wren,
63
193
106
xi. 159
Epitaph
xi. 86
xvii. 126
,,
,,
Wheeler, Francis
Wheeler's Iôdge
Women
xvii.
vii.
Wharton and Desaguliers
Duke of. Anecdote
Court
xviii.
Unrecorded Grand lyodge, An
xxii.
Vaughan, Capt. H., and Freemasonry
viii. 29
Verdun, Masonic Hero at, 1807 xxvi. 299
Verein Deutscher Freimaurer
Vertu, Freemason
„
ix.
UnmUjtary Association, Freemasonry an
Washington
iv.
iii.
190
in tha Seventeenth
Century
xii. 47
Yorkshire Masons and Freemasons v. 228
Yeuele, Henry
xxi. 179
Freemason to
III.,
Richard
Henry IV.
The Will of
Zoroastrian Three Steps
Edward
II.,
and
xxi. 65
xxviii.
58
viii.
34
THK QUATUOR CORONATI
30
IÔDGE).
Obituary.
Abrahams, Woodward
Abud, Ivieut.-Col. Henry Mallaby
v.
xxviii.
Achard, Dr. A.
Aland, Robert
149
199
xxvii. 72
xviii.
Allan, John Scott
Allen, George
x.
William John
,,
215
xxi. 181
1,.
Samuel
AUsopp, Thomas W.
Amherst of- Hacknsy, Baron
,,
xxi. 71
xxiv. 298
Amphlett, George Thomas
Ancell, James Shirlaw
Anderson, Eustace
215
63
xxvii. 72
xv. 138
xiii. 188
John
xviii. 61
,,
Anderton, Edward Dixon
Andrews, William Henry
Andy, S. Pulney
Ansdell, James Richard
Archer,
xxviii.
xxii.
xii.
xxiii.
xxii.
ix.
Thomas
Armitage,
vi.
Samuel
Dr.
128
338
228
179
191
Harris
Tatham
xxi. 71
Armstrong, John
xv. 138
Arter,
Thomas
R.
x.
Ashdown, Charles John
xxviii.
Ashenden, Henry
Atherton, Jeremiah Ivcech
Atkins, Henry John
Atkinson, Rev. Christie
xxii.
xxiv. 298
xxvi. 86
George
,
W.
Batchelor, James Cunningham
Bayley, Edgar
Bayliss,
228
xxv. 136
xi. 8g
xxv. 386
xiii. 38
xxii.
Bailey, F. J. Ferris
Frederick
64
Chetwynd
Audagna, Antonio
Baelz, Robert
,,
71
xxi. 183
Atkinson, Herbert
,,
162
159
xvii.
Thomas Abraham
Beak, Henry
Bean, Joseph Henry
191
119
xxviii. 159
xxi. 272
xx. 91
xxv. 305
xv. 59
xxvi. 220
vi.
ix.
.
Beaumont, Henry Francis
Begemann, Simon
BeU, James Richard
Bellingham, Augustus William
Henry
Bellows, John
Bennett, John G. I/loyd
xxiii.
100
xv. 138
xv. 59
William Roylance
xxii. 228
„
Bennison, W. J.
xxv. 136
Benson, NesviUe Grant
v. 132
Bentley, William Rae Buchanan viii. 163
Benzecry, Raphael
xxvii. 73
Bergmann, T.
xix. 71
Berry, Clement Harris
xxiv. 73
272
162
xxviii. 62
:xxvi. 86
Binning, Lieut.-Col. J.
ix. 50
Blackburn, Peter
xxviii. 62
Blair, William Robert
Baily, James Thomas Herbert xxvii. 235
xxiv. 73
Baines, Arthur
xiv. 142
Baker, Edwin
vi. 80
George
„
xxi. 72
George Comstock
vii. 207
George Edward
xx. 372
William
„
xxv. 279
William
„
xii. 216
W. J.
xxiii. 100
William King
,,
xxvii. 235
Ball, William Thomas
vii. 109
Barber, Joseph Wright
xxi. 72
Barchus, J. T.
xxv. 386
Barker, Thomas E.
xxviii. 215
Barlow, Dr. William
xxv. 386
Barnard, George S.
xii. 216
Barnes, Charles Barritt
viii. 72
Barnett, John
xvii. 71
Barr, W. R.
vi. 80
Barrenstein, Capt. Horst von
iv. 247
Barrett, Dr. A. W.
xii. 216
G. R.
xxvi. 305
J. Leech
xii. 216
Barto, Alphonso
xii. 130
Blakey, Othman
xiv. 93
Block, Cecil Macartney
xxiii. 212
BodiUy, Reginald T. H.
xxviii. 215
Boffey, Henry Sutton
Boileau, Sir Francis G. M., Bart. xiv. 92
xvi. 87
Borg, Raphael
xxvii. 152
Borlase, William Rawson
xxviii. 215
Boston, John
Boswell, Major Genl. John James xxi. 272
xxiv. 183
Boteler, William Stewart
xxvi. 305
Bouche, C. H. Max
xvi. 88
Bowser, Wilfrid Arthur
xiv. 92
Boyce, Walter James
xx. 91
Bradley, Robert
xxi. 71
Braine, Woodhouse
xxi. 71
Bramble, Col. James Roger
xxvii. 152
Brandon, James Augustine
xix. 71
Breed, Edward Aries Thomas
xii. 49
Bremner, Bruce George Laing
xxv. 279
Brice, Albert G.
xxii. 64
Brickhill, James
xxvi. 305
Bridger, Percy Iôuis Grey
xiii. 127
Briggs, William
i. 189
Brockbank, George Parker
xi. 89
Brooks, William M,
Ben, John Charles Frederick
Beveridge, George
Bingham, Sir John E.
229
.
xxi.
x.
I,ODGE.
31
Obituary.
Broomhead, William
Brough, Bennett Hooper
Brown, Harry
Hon. James W.
„
Robert Smith
Browne, H. Buxton
Matthew Frederick
,,
vi.
xxii.
xxiii.
227
100
xxiv. 73
XXV. 279
xxiv. 73
XX. 372
xxvi. 220
XX. 372
i. 80
viii. 72
Browning, Arthur Girard
Buchanan, John
Buckham, George Millward
Budden, E. T.
Frederick
„
145
xxi. 272
Bumstead, Alfred
XX. 91
Burdon, Major Augustus E.
xxi. 272
Burgoyne, Frank J.
xxvi. 305
Burkitt, Hon. Sir William Robert xxi. 184
Burn-Callender, Edward
Burne, Thomas
Busbridge, Walter
John
Butterfield,
Bywater,
211
xvi. 260
xxviii. 62
xii. 128
xxiii.
Witham Matthew
Edward
xxiv. 66, 73
Cain, Robert
Cama, Dorabjee Pestonjee
Cameron, John
Campbell, Philip Charles John
R.
J.
Campion, George
Canton, Ermilio G.
Carkeek, Charles
Carnarvon, Earl of
Carpenter, Arthur
Carson, Enoch Terry
xxvii. 73
xii.
Cassard, Andreas
Caster, George
Castle, E. J.
109
xxiii. 338
xxv. 386
xv. 215
xvii. 71
vii. 207
xii. 130
xvii. 71
iii. iii
vii.
49
72
xxvii. 73
xxv. 279
x. 162
xvi. 87
xxi. 71
vi. 191
xxviii. 159
viii.
Coburn
Chamberlain, H. B.
Changuion, Francois Daniel
Chard, Ernest James
John
Charnock, John A.
Chataway, The Hon. James
Charles,
Vincent
xiv. 142
Cheel, Charles
Cheese, Henry Kinder
x.
199
127
Clarence and Avondale, Duke of
v. 70
Clarke, Arthur Walter
vi. 145
Sir Caspar Purdon xxiv. 73, 118
xiii.
Charles
,,
xxviii.
Clarke, Ven. Archdeacon F. E.
Clayton, John
xii.
Clerke, Col. Shadwell
H.
George Radcliffe
Cochran, William Allison
Cockbum, James Balfour
Coles,
John
William James
Collins,
Howard
J.
49
71
xx. 91
v.
Cobham, Charles
Cole, Christian
159
100
xxiii.
235
72
xx. 203
xix. 71
xxiv. 73
xxvii. 235
xxiii. 100
vii. 47, 109
viii.
viii.
Conder, Edward
Connor, George C.
Convent, Johannes, Marinus Freid-
heim
viii.
235
Cook, Thomas
Cooper, Charles Partington
George C.
xxi. 183
iv.
-Oakley, Alfred John
,,
Corcoran,
William
St.
Denny
xxvi. 86
xxv. 279
xiv. 141
-
xxiv. 73
vii.
Crabtree, Charles
Robert
Cramer, Benvenuto
Edward William
Crossle, Dr. Francis C.
Cruesemann, Dr. Edward
Crump, V. C. L.
Cunningham, William Moore
Currey, William
Curtis, C. H. O.
Dale, Percy W.
Dales, Hugh James
'Daley, G. J.
iii.
xxi.
Brand
Dalrymple, James D. G.
Daneel, Henry Maurice
Dansey, Brandon
184
xxiv. 298
xxi. 71
xviii.
149
xx. 91
xxviii.
159
Henry
Mahoney
•
Davidson, William, B.A.
Davies, F. Frehawke
Davis,
iii
xxiv. 74
xv. 59
Dall, William
,,
69
207
viii. 72
xxviii. 62
xxviii. 159
xxiii. 328
xxii. 227
xxvi. 220
xxii. 228
xviii. 246
iv.
vii.
Creswick, James Frost
Croker, William Walter
Danvers, Ernest
Chancellor
47
xxi. 71
Craig,
Davey,
xii.
Clair
Coveney, Albert E.
Cowper, William Henry
Cox, Charles Henry
William George
,,
Cross,
179
235
128
viii.
John William
J. Mortimer
W. H.
Dawes, William
Dawson, William
Day, Robert
Deane, Francis John
De Fabeck, William Frederick
Dewell, James D.
De Witt, Franklin J.
Dickey, Samuel J.
Dieprink, Dr. Hendrik
xxvii. 152
viii.
235
xx. 91
xxvii. 235
v.
229
xx. 203
xxii.
228
xxiv. 183
xxviii.
62
xxvi. 86
xix. 71
xxi. 72
xi.
89
47
xii. 129
WiUem
xxiv. 183
Dill, Judge James Brooks
viii. 72
Dinning, Thomas
Dixon, Capt. Hubert Bradshaw xxviii. 62
xxviii. 62
Dobson, Albert
xi. 218
Dodge, Martin Westerman
xxv. 279
Dowding, Major Hewitt
xxi. 272
Dowse, Francis
vii. 109
Dresser, Joseph Marion
Drinkwater, Harry Walter George ix. 50
Drummond, Hon. Josiah Haydon xv. 215
xxviii. 159
Drury, Ensor
xxiv. 74
Duffill, John Htnry
xv. 59
Dunn, Charles Henry
vii. 207
Dunsdon, Frederick William
x. 199
Dunstan, Charles Waller
xi. 89
Durling, Thomas J.
vii.
THE QUATUOR GdRONATI
32
I,ODGE.
Obituary.
Button, Arthur
xvi.
87
109
iv. 179
xii. 48
XXV. 386
xxvi. 305
xxui. loi, 211
John Rowe
„
Earnshaw,
vii.
Edmund
Eckersall, William
Eckles, George
Edlin, E. F. H.
Edward VII., King
Edwards, Edward Tickner
John Whitfield
Egan, Charles James
Eisenman, Joseph William
Elder, H. V.
Elliott, Major G. Ramsay
of Wolflee, J. T. S.
„
Ellis, Iîlley
„
Col.
Richard Sidney
Embleton, Thomas
England, Frederick
W.
Escott, Albert
Eve, Richard
John Piggin
Fellows, Joseph
Fendelow, Charles
Ferry, Charles Edwin
Fearfield,
xviii.
149
ii. 163
xxii. 227
xxiv. 298
xvii. 71
xxviii. 160
vi. 80
xxiii. 338
xxviii. 62
vi. 193
xx. 372
iv. 247
xiii. 128
v. 70
xix. 71
xviii.
xix.
FiUingham, Rev. Robert Charles
xxi.
61
250
272
246
xviii.
Findel, J. G.
Gottfried Joseph Gabriel xix. 71
,,
Finlayson, John Finlay
iv. 70
xix. 251
Finnemore, Robert Isaac
iv. 69
Firth, Harry
xviii. 61, 149
Fischer, Robrrt
xxi. 183
Flather, W. T.
Flohr, Prof. August
xii. 216
Flood, Samuel James, Major,
188
250
xxviii. 63
xxvii. 235
xxiv. 74
xxii. 63
xxvi. 306
R.A.M.C.
Fooks, William
xiii.
xix.
Foppoli, I/Bandro
Foreman, Robert F.
Forrester, Alexander
Foster, Charles Ross
Francis, Wesley
Frazer, Rev.
Frederick
C.
W. Henry
III.,
xix. 71
Emperor
Fredericks, Dr. Fried. A.
Freeman, John William
Vincent Paine
,,
Frias, Guillermo Raphael
Frizzel,
John
Frost, Fred Cornish
Galloway, F. C.
Gardiner, Alfonzo
^
Gardner, Joseph Goodes
W.
J.
Gartley, John Alexander
Gate, Frederick William
George, George Stewart
Gerstenkorn, Karl Andreas
Gestranus, Ann Marie Maas
Gibbons, Hubert
Gilks,
William
Gillies,
David
J.
189
170
xxiii. 212
xix. 71
xiv. 92
viii. 72
xxvii. 152
ix. 50
xxiv. 298
xxvi. 305
xvii. 71
xxiii. 127
xvi. 87
xvi. 87
xx. 203
xii. 130
xxiii. 212
xxi. 71
xv. 138
i.
1,.
iv.
Ginsburg, Dr. Christian David
Glenn, Henry
Goddard, John Hawksley
John Williams
„
Goold, John Arthur
Gordon, Gilbert Thomas
Gough, Col. Foster
Gould, Robert Freke
xxvii. 73
48
247
xi. 89
vii. 207
xxviii. 215
xii.
iv.
v. -71
xxviii. 63, iii
Gramman, Edwin
xxvi. 305
xvii. 71
Grant, Alexander
Graveley, George
Gray-Buchanan, Alec Wilson
Greene, Thomas, LL-D., J. P.
Greeneish, Joseph
Greenwood, Charles
Gregory, George
Gregson, George
xv. 59
xv. 139
63
63
ix. 50
xix. 250
xxviii.
xxii.
Gribble, James Dunning Baker
GroothofE, Hermann
Grounds, Holbrook
Gunn, Rev. George
128
100
xiii.
xxiii.
61
iii.
100
xiii. 127
xxviii. 63
xxiii. 211
x. 162
xxiii.
Guthrie, Adam White
Guttmann, Oscar
Haigh, John
HaUord, Major Frederick Benxxviii. 63
jamin
Hall, George
W.
Henry Foljambe
HaUas, Arthur Edward
Halley, Dr. John
Hammett, B. W.
„
xx. 91
xviii.
149
xx. 203
xxviii.
215
xx. 91
xxviii. 63
Hanbidge, Robert
xviii. 61
Hancock, Frank Rider
xxv. 386
Hanks, Walter S.
Hantke, T. J. C.
xxv. 386
xxiii. 211
Harben, Henry Andrade
xxvi. 86
Hardwick, James Edward
vi. 80
Harrhy, William Rosser
Harrison, Rev. John Frederick
ix. 179
Harvey, Edward George
xxiv. 74
Haslip, Lewis Christopher
xiv. 142
Hawkins, Edward IvOvell
xxvi. 86, 89
Hay, H. P.
xiii. 127
Haydon, G. H.
iv. 247
Hayes, James William
v. 132
Haynes, Alfred Ernest
x. 74
Heap, John Henry
xxiv. 298
Hemming, Alfred O.
xx. 203
Hemmings, Frank
xxii. 227
Hendry, Major J. Burke
xxviii. 63
Henry, Joseph Carruthers
xxvi. 306
Hewer, Henry John
xix. 71
Hickerson, Senero D.
xxii. 227
Hicks, Edward
Hillman, William Hairison
David
John
Hind, James
Hills,
Hill,
Hines, Alfred John
Hoar^, George
Hobbs,
Hugh Marcus
xix. 71
xxiv. 183
xxvi. 306
vii, 109
xxv. 136
xxvi. 220
xxiv. 74
xxvii.
74
I.ODGE.
33
Obituary.
Hodson, James
Hofmeyer, Jan Hendrik
Hogard, Charles Frederick
Hogg, Jabez
Hooker, Richard
Hopekirk Walter
xxvii.
74
231
x. 199
xii. 128
xiv. 142
x. igg
Hopkins, A. Bassett
xxvii. 152
R. B.
..
xix. 251
Home, Edward I,.
xxv. 136
Hornor, Joseph Potts
vi. 80
Horst, Christian
xxii. 64
Horton, Edward
xxiii. 100
Hovenden, Robert
xxi. 272
Howard, Sir Richard Nicholas
xix. 71
Hudson, Charles William
xii. 49
Robert
xviii. 149
Hughan, William James
xxiv. 74, 118
Hughes, A.
xviii. 62
•
Robert
v.
xv. 59
-Hallett, Col.
Henry Thomas
xxii.
-Hunter, Sir Charles
136
xx. 91
Hulbert, Edward
Humbeek, Pierre Van
Humphreys, Alfred William
Hunt, Arthur John
xxviii. 63
xxii. 227
Hurd, William Frederick
Husbands, Joseph
xxviii. 63
Ibbotson, Willis
xxvi. 220
Ingle,
Thomas
xii.
127
194
129
119
63
vi. 191
xix. 71
ix.
Joseph
xxviii.
Irwin, Francis George
Sidney Frederick
Jackson, Charles Napier
Isitt,
„
iii.
xvi. 87
Ingleby, John
Inglis,
xiii.
Edward
xx. 91
xviii.
149
71
Thomas Clepham
xxii. 63
W. Grierson
„
xiv. 142
Jacolette, Martin John
xxi. 72
James, Hugh
xxiii. 100
John
xiv. 143
„
Janson, I,amens
xiv. 212
Jefferis, Arthur Henry
xxviii. 64
Johnson, Joseph
xxvi. 306
Jones, Paul Eugene
xxviii. 64
Robert Bibby
xiii. 38
Samuel George
„
xi. 165
Joseph, Dr. Joshua Raphael
xiii. 127
Joyce, Alfred
xxviii. 160
Kauffmann, Andrew John
xii. 129
Keighley, Col. Charles M.
xxiv. 183
Killner, Karl
xviii. 150
Kellevink, H. J. D.
xxv. 136
Kelley, John G.
xxv. 136
Kelly, William
vii. 173, 207
Kemmis, Edward Bernhard
xxi. 72
Kemp, Alexander
xii. 216
H.
XX. 203
,,
Kempster, Dr. W. H.
xvii. 71
Kennedy, Alfred C.
xxviii. 215
Henry,
J. P.
xvii.
Kenning, George
xiv.
212
xxiii. 211
Kenyon, George Henry
Key, Thomas E.
xxiv. 74
Keyter, Petrus Wilhelmus
vi. 80
Kiallmark, Col. Henry Walter xxvi. 306
Kiddie, Major Walter, R.A.M.C. xiii. 127
King, Rev. Charles Henry
34
Obituary.
Lockwood, Thomas Meakin
IvOgan, William
lyombard, Major Graves
i88
xix. 71
Mehlhaus, Friedrich Wilhelm
xxi. 72
William Chubb
„
Metcalfe, George Reuben
xiii.
Chamncy
Swan
I,ong, Hiram
250
xxv. 387
xxiv. 184
xxiv. 74
xxiv. 74
xv. 216
xv. 138
xxv. 136
xix.
Sadler
Ivongman, Henry
Ivowe, William Wallace
Lynch, Peter John
Lyon, David Murray
Macadam, William Ivison
McAlister, Robert
xv. 59
Macbean, John Edward
v. 132
MacCalla, Clifford Paynter
xx. 91
McCaw, John Dysart
x. 74
McClenachan, Charles T.
xxv. 280
McClure, Dr. Charles T.
McCord, Dr. Eugene Woodworth xxvii. 74
xxi. 272
McCutcheon, Dr. Charles
xxii. 64
Macdonald, Anderw
xxvi. 67
MacDonald, John Christopher
xxviii. 215
Macdonald, Robert
v. 132
MacDougall, J. James
xxiv. 75
McDowall, Andrew
xxviii. 215
Macgregor, James
ii. 163
Maclntyre, ^neas J.
xxiii. 339
Mackay, Daniel
xvi. 87
Mackersey, Lindsay
xxiv. 299
Mackway, Sydney E.
xiv. 142
Maclaren, Duncan Mark
xiv. 143
MacNair, Thomas
Magee, Dr., Archbishop of York iv. 179
xvi. 88
Maguire, Edward
188
62
xxiv. 299
xxiii. 212
xviii. 62
xxv. 280
xxi. 272
xi. 89
xv. 139
vii. 207
xxvii. 152
ix. 119
i. 216
xx. 372
xxiii. 212
xxiv. 184
ix. 179
xx. 203
xiii.
Mejlaender, Johann
Meredith, Sir James Creed
xviii.
William
,,
Micholls, E. E.
Micklethwait, Edward
Mickley, George, M.A., M.B.
MiUer, Andrew, M.D.
George
,,
W.
MiUer, John Irwin
Mixsell, Dr. J.
Mold, Charles Trevor
MoUoy, Harry J.
Monk, Albert
Monks, James
Montgomery, Thomas
Moon, Sir Francis Sydney
Graham
xxiv. 75
Moore, Charles John
xiv. 141
Col. C. J. B. MacLeod
Sir George Montgomery
,,
John
iii.
194
xxiv. 75
Robert M.
Moors, Henry
Morland, Charles Henry
Morley, Edward
x. 75
xix. 251
Duncan
Morphy, Ferdinand Jamieson
Morris, Dr. Richard
Spencer William
,,
xxiv. 184
xv. 215
61
xviii.
vii.
no
xxvii. 74
Maidment, Erank
xxi. 71
Main, Alexander M.
Makeham, Henry William Payne xx. 91
xxvi. 67
Mangles, William Waring
vi. 80
Manley, James Wooley
xxiv. 299
Mansfield, William Wall
i. 215
Mar and Kellie, Earl of
xx. 91
Marr, Robert
xxviii. 64
Marrs, Henry John
64
50
v. 229
Moutray, Rev. James Maxwell
xxi. 272
Moyle, J. Copley
xxii. 136
Muir, Major Robert Home
xxviii. 216
Murray, Donald
xxv. 387
xii. 130
Henry AthoU
-Aynsley, Harriet G. M. xi. 165
,,
Neads, Francis John Lancaster xxviii. 216
Neild, James Reginald Jewsbury xxviii 216
Nelson, George
xv. 215
Marsland, Octavius
Martin, Rev. Charles J.
Reginald Alexander
,,
xix. 251
xiv. 92
Newitt, Williaih Thomas
Newnham, Ernest Edward
William Thomas
Mason, Charles Letch
„ Rev. Henry J.
xxiv. 75
xx. 91
Newland,
Newman, Henry
Field
xiv. 143
J. P.
64
xvi. 88
Newsome, Mark,
Newton, James
John
„
xiv.
Nienstadt, Carl Robert
„
Masterton, Frederick Charles
Mason, J. J.
Massey, Stanley Franklin
Masters, William
Mather, J. Lawrence
Matier, Charles Fitzgerald
Matthews, H.
Matveieff, Basil
Maughan, Rev. Henry M.
Mayers, John
Mead,
Col. J.
Mears, Arthur
75
xxii.
viii.
viii.
93
163
163
xxvii.
74
64
xxi. 272
x. 199
ii. 80
xxv. 387
xxii.
J.
Veargitt
x.
W.
xi.
89
xvi. 87
Morrison, Wm. Epps
Moses, William Stainton
,,
WiUiam Cowper
—
Norton, Jacob
James Stephen
k f„
Nott, William
Nunn, Dr. Richard Joseph
Officer, William
Oldham, Samuel B.
Oortmann-Gerlings, J. D.
Oppleton, Henry Robert
Oram, John Earle
Page, Alfred
xxviii.
ix.
62
165
xiii. 38
iv. 69
xxii. 227
viii. 72
xxi. 71
xii. 216
xviii.
xi.
xxviii.
216
x.
74
xxvii. 75
80
212
xix. 145
i. 190
xii. 48
xviii. 61
xiii. 38
xix. yi
ii.
xxiii.
ThB QUATUOR CORONATI
IÔDGlt.
33
Obituary.
Page, Alfred John
Edward
William S.
Palmer, Rev. James Nelson
Papworth, Wyatt
„
xxii.
63
216
xxi. 184
vii. Z07
Parkin, Henry
Parvin, Theodore Sutton
Patterson, J.
Dr. John N.
xix. 251
xiv. 142
xvi. 87
xxviii. 64
xxvii. 75
63
xiv. 93
xxii.
Penn, Alexander Strathern
Penny, Reuben Henry
Pepper, Josiah Francis
xx. 91
xxvii. 75
xx. 372
xxvi. 67
xxiv. 299
John James
Perry, Alfred Henry
Percival,
Martin
80
xxvi. 67
xxiv. 75
xix. 250
vii. 109
viii. 72
xxiii. 339
iv. 70
vi.
Edward
Pickance, Col. William John
Pickering, Thomas
Pidcock, Richard
„
Pierce,
,.
W. Frank
Pike, Genl. Albert
E. H.
,,
Pim, Frederick R., LL.D.
Pinckard, George Josiah
Pinder,
XX. 91
viii.
72
xxvii. 75
xvi. 87
James
Piper, George
188
xiii.
Pearce, Gilbert P.
Dr. T. Frederick
,,
Pearson, Thomas
Penfold, Abel
Phillips,
69
iv.
xxi. 72
Paxton, Adam
Peacock, Thomas Francis
Petrie, Col.
Harry
x.
199
218
ix. 179
William
vi. 80
„
Pope, Seth hxxvi. 67
Portal, Rev. Canon
ii. 80
Powell, Champney
viii. 235
Charles Champney
xiv. 142
,,
Pringle, Sir Norman W. D., Bart.
x. 162
Pruden, Frederick
xxii. 136
Pryor, Abraham
viii. 163
Pudsey, Col. Henry Fawcelt
xxviii. 160
Pulvermann, Martin
xxvii. 75
Pyrah, John
xx. 203
Quayle, Mark
xxv. 136
vi. 80
Ramsay, Col. Marmaduke
Pittway, James
Poore, Thomas
xi.
Rau, Rangarao Vasudeva
Reed, Commander, Geo.
Ba5mes
xxiii.
339
Hy.
xiv. 141
Rees, Griffith
Reid, ]vieut. Geo. Saml. Burling-
ton
xii.
49
xxvii. 235
Reid, Dr. J. Maclagan
Rhodes, Rt. Hon. Cecil J.
Richard, Dr. J. P.
Richards, George
Samuel
„
Richardson, Arthur Connor
„
Sir
Richardson, George
xxviii.
xvii.
136
xv. 59
xvii.
70
xxiv. 299
xxiv. 75
xxii. 136
Benjamin Ward
ix.
179, X.
4
„
Henry
,,
Stephen
Rideal, George
Riley, Thomas
Rimell, George
Samuel
Rivington, Edward
Rix, Owen William
Roach, John Henry
Robbins, John
Joseph
,,
Roberts, Austin
Edward
,,
Roberts, Richard MUes
Robertson, Walter W.
Robinson, George Herbert
John
John Peter
,,
v.
70
xxvi. 306
ix.
179
xix. 145
XV. 215
xxiv. 75
xxiv. 299
xxiv. 184
160
xxviii.
XV. 139
136
xxii.
xvii.
71
xxv. 136
xii. 48
XX. 372
xxii. 228
xxiii.
339
xxiv. 75
Thomas Graham
xiii. 188
xxv. 387
xix. 251
iii. Ill
Ross, Peter, lyl^.D.
xiv. 138
Rosslyn, Earl of
iii. 195
Rowbotham, Thomas
xxvii. 235
Rowe, James Tovey
XV. 59
Rowland, W. H.
xvi. 87
Royds, H. B.
ix. 50
Royston, Rev. Peter
xix. 250
xxiv. 184
Rudd, John
Rumphelt-Walther, E.F.A.F.
i. 218
xix. 146
Rupp, George P.
Russell, Capt. Benjamin Hill
xi. 165
Douglas Ebor Nicol xxviii. 64
,,
Rustomjee, H. M., J. P.
xvii. 71
Sadler, Henry
xxiv. 184, 277
Sakalini, Joseph
xxviii. 160
Salter, H.
xiii. 38
xvi. 260
Sandford, Philip G.
xxii. 227
Sandham, Robert
xxi. 72
Sansom, Dr. Arthur Ernest
xxvii. 152
Saul, John Beamish
Saunders, David William Alban xxvii. 152
xxvii. 152
Sibert
„
xxvi. 220
Saulez, Rev. Wilberforce
Scarritt, Winthrop E.
xxiv. 300
xxii. 64
Schlener, John Albert
xxvii. 235
Schoales, J. R. D.
xxi. 183
Schoder, Anthony
xiv. 141
Schreiner, Frederick Samuel
,,
Robshaw, John
Roffey, James Richard
Roome, Genl. Charles
Edward T.
Herman H.
Thomas
Schultz,
xxvi. 67
Schwerin,
xiv.
Scott,
xiv. 143
Scurrah, William Alfred
SeaviU, Iêonard Crowley
Andreas
Seymour, John
Selzer,
Shallcrcss, G.
Sharpe,
W.
Shaw, Robert Barclay
Shread, George
142
xxvi. 67
xxii.
64
216
xiii. 38
xii.
xx. 91
xvii.
136
xx. 203
xxvi. 67
TH^ QUA'fUOR
36
CORO^fAtI
IvOD(i^..
'Obituary.
Sillitoe, Dr.,
Bishop
of
New West-
minster
Simner, Abel
Siraonsen, Sophus Heimann
Simpson, Dr. James Kidd
,,
Sinclair,
William
Hugh William
Singleton, W. R.
Slack, Arthur William
Slator,
Thomas Henry
Walter
SmaHes, Dr. Robert
Slicer,
W.
Smith, Charles
Ivt.-Col.
E. G. S.
H. H. Montague
James
James J.
John
Genl. John Corson
Norman
Rev. Samuel George
Southam, John Downes
Sparks, Henry James
Spiers, Ernest George
Spurgeon, Clement
Staben, Albert
Staley, G. W.
Staton, James W.
Steavenson, Joseph
Ill
xxiii.
339
xxvi. 306
216
216
xxi. 183
xxviii.
xii.
xiv. 141
xxvi. 220
xxii.
64
xiv. 141
xix. 145
xxv. 136
xvii. 136
xxv. 387
xx. 203
vii. 207
xxi. 72
xxiv. 75
xviii. 246
xxviii. 64
xxi. 72
xxiii. 100
ix.
179
74
xxviii. 160
xxv. 387
xvi. 260
x.
xxiii.
339
Steeds, Herbert William Pilditch xviii. 149
Steinberg, E. G.
xxv. 387
Stephens, Edwin
xx. 291
Samuel George
xxii.227
„
Stevens, Henry
x. 162
James
,,
Steyermann,
Max
Henry Leonard
Stimson, Edward
Stocker, Anthony Eugene
Stillson,
Stokes, Charles
Stone, Walter Henry
Storr,
Street,
Edwin
Eugene Edward
Stiitzer, Eritz
Stout,
Thomas
Strasser,
50
260
xxii. 63
xxii. 136
xxvi. 68
ix.
Stevenson, James Edgar
Stewart, Robert
xvi.
xxiv. 75
x.
162
xxvi. 306
xviii.
149
xv. 215
xxvi. 307
xix. 145
Sartoris
Solomon
Stuart, William Edward
Stuttaford, William Foot
Subramaniam, Hon. N.
Sudlow, Robert Clay
Sud worth, Samuel
Summer, William Thoriias
Sutherland, Henry
„
„
Swales, William
Swithenbank, J. S.
Sword, Patrick
Tabley, I/Ord de
Taylor, Joseph Henry
xviii.
149
xiv. 141
x.
74
339
xxiv. 76
xxvii. 75
xix. 145
xxiii.
xiv. 141
xiv. 213
XV. 59
xxvi. 307
69
192
i. 81
xxvi. 68
iv.
vi.
Thomas Arthur
191
179
xiii. 188
xxii. 64
Terry, James
viii. 163
Tew, Thomas William
xvii. 236
Thomas, James Iêwis
xxi. 272
John Douglas
xxiii. 211
Richard Griffith
xxiii. 211
Thompson, Frank J.
xxv. 387
Ralph
Thomson, Reginald Alexander xxii. 228
xiii. 127
Thorburn, Charles
xxi. 72
Thorley, James
Thurston, John Nevill Oldfield xxii. 227
xxiv. 184
Tobias, Henry A.
ix. 179
Todd, Joseph
xix. 71
Todman, Frank
Tomlinson, Rev. Edward Murray xxii. 63
xxv. 388
Tonkin, Rev. C. D.
v. 70
Torgins, L. E. S.
xv. 59
Tracey, Nathaniel
viii. 163
Traill-Straith, Edward Stuart
xiv. 92
Travers-Drapes, G. F.
xxi. 184
Trevor-Smith, James
xix. 71
Tristram, Canon Herbert Baker
xii. 49
Tuck, Matthew Thomas
xxvii. 152
Tucker, Ambrose
xx. 372
Turner, C. A.
xxvi. 307
John J. C.
ix. 119
William Edward
„
xvi. 88
Turton, Isaiah
xviii. 62
Twing, Cornelius L.
xix. 251
Upton, William Henry
xii. 130
Usher, John
ix. 119
Vaillant, Johan Pieter
xiii. 188
Varma, H. H., Sir Martanda
xxviii. 160
Vaughan, Ivt.-Col. T. T.
Venning, E.
xvii. 71
Vernon, W. Frederick
xi. 89
Victor, Maurice
xxii. 227
Vigo, James George
xxviii. 160
Vincent, William
xvii. 71
Vizard, Major-Genl. Walter John xii. 48
Vogeler, Gustav Adolph Werner xxviii. 160
Waddy, Benjamin Owen
viii. 72
Wade, Henry Greensmith
xiii. 127
Wakelin, Joseph
xiii. 127
Walker, Dr. Charles Rotherham xix. 145
William
xxviii. 160
,,
Waltman, Thomas S.
xi. 165
Ward, Dr. Charles Samuel
xi. 218
Gordon B.
xxv. 136
„
Horatio
xiv. 212
Waring, Walter, M.D.
xiv. 92
Warre, Charles Bamfylde
xix. 71
Washington, Thomas I,owndes xxviii. 160
Watson, Charles Henry
xxviii. 235
Daniel Ernest
xxi. 272
,,
Taylor,
viii.
vi.
William
Templeton, Dr. B. F.
ix.
•
,,
John
Webb, Joseph
Webber, Frederick
xxviii.
64
229
xxi. 72
v.
'THE
QUATUOR CORONATI
I,OD(iE.
3^
Obituary.
Weber, Louis Robert
Webster, James
xiv. 141
163
Weigall, Rev. Edward Mitford
xxi. 71
Weiss, Felix
v. 132
Fred
xx. 372
Welch, Ivouis
xix. 146
Wendt, Ernest Emil
v. 229
West, George
xiv. 212
Westropp, Col. William Keilly
xix. 71
Whitaker, Walter S.
xxviii. 160
White, Hubert
xix. 71
William Henry
xxiv. 300
,,
Whited, Otic O.
xxvi. 68
Whitley, Edwin John
xxviii. 64
Whymper, Henry Josiah
vi. 145
Whytchead, Thomas Bowman xx. 204, 230
Wiberg, John Englcbcrt
xxvii. 76
Wiebe, Carl Cornelius
xxiii. 339
Wilbur, Newfil I,ce
xxviii. 216
Wilcock, Col. George Woodford
xxi. 71
Wilcox, C. A.
xii. 216
Charles R.
xx. 372
„
Wilkinson, Tom Ash
xii. 128
Willey, William Henry
vii. 47
xix. 250
Williams, Howard Douglas
Robert James
xxi. 184
„
ii.
Williams, S. Stacker
,,
Willis,
William Mattieu
Thomas H.
Willmott, John
Wilson, James Richard
William R.
xvu. 70
v. 229
xxiii. 212
Wooley, John
Wood, Rev. C. H.
„
Edwin James
216
vii.
Wingham, Walter
Wise, Capt. Charles Driver
Witthaus, Julius Adolph
Woelicke, Emil
Wolff, Albert
61
iii.
xxviii.
47
vi.
191
xiv.
212
xxvii. 235
216
250
viii, 163
xvii. 71
XV. 138
ii. 80
xviii. 149
i- 85, 133
V. 70
xii.
xix.
Rev. John George
Woodall, John Woodall
Woodford, Rev. A. F. A.
Woodman, Wm. Robert
Wright, Charles Romley Alder,
,,
vii. 208
D.Sc.
Wright, William Henry Sterling xx. 372
Yarker, John
xxvi. 68
Yeatman-Biggs, Major-Genl.,
xi. 89
A.G., C.B.
xx. 91
Zobel, Care Mority Emil
7
tKH QUATUOR
38
CORONA*!*! IvODGiB.
Papers and Essays.
* Duplicated Titles.
I.
Sir C. Warren
Address at Consecration.
2.
Adoptive Masonry, and the Order
3-
Age
4-
5-
of Freemasonry,
An
of the
i-
E.L.Hawkins...
Mopses.
attempt to Ascertain the, from Internal
Evidence. J.R.Dore
Ahiman Rezon ^Faithful Brother Secretary.
baum
...
...
...
...
Aitchison's Haven Lodge, The Minute Book
—
202
vi.
Rev. Morris Rosenxxiu. 162
of,
1598-1764.
R. E.
XXIV. 30
Wallace James
6.
xxiv. 6
A
Alban and Athelstan Legends,
*
Aldworth, Mrs.
7-
Alnwick Lodge Minutes, The.
Examination
Critical
History and Relationship.
of the, their
iv.
C. C. Howard.
73
See St. Leger.
America, Freemasonry
in.
W.H.Rylands
C. P.
MacCalla
xiv. 4
122
iii.
...
Ancient and Modern Freemasonry, Connecting Links between, from
W.
a Non-Masonic Standpoint.
The Grand Lodge
Hughan
J.
R. F. Gould
of the Schismatics or.
10.
Ancients,
II.
Anderson's Non-Masonic Writings.
12.
Anderson
of the Constitutions.
W.
Chetwode Crawley
J.
13-
Anderson, The Rev. James, and the Earls of Buchan.
Anecdote,
15-
" Antients,"
Lane
Russian Masonic.
Date
G.
/. T. Thorp.
W. Speth
of the Origin of the
Grand Lodge
of the.
i8.
Apron,
19.
Apron, The Masonic.
20.
Arch and Temple
21.
Arundel MS., The Legend of the Quatuor Coronati as given in the.
24.
in
W. H.
Dundee.
72
166
108
iv.
Thomas A. Lindsay
56
172
V.
viii.
...
4
i-59
Rev. A. F. A. Woodford
S.
Pulney Andy, M.D.
15
ix.
Ashmole's Diary, Dr. Rd. Rawlinson and the Masonic Entries in the
/. E. S. Tuckett
...
W. Begemann
...
Assembly, The.
,,
,,
XXV. 237
vi.
169
R. F. Gould
V.
203
W. speth
vi.
173
77, 184, viii. 180, ix
129
Austria and Hungary,
in.
A
Sketch
of the Earlier
History of Free-
Ladislas de Malczovitch
iv. 20,
181, V. 15, 187, vi. 85,
vii. 18,
Austrian Netherlands, The English Provincial Grand Lodge of the,
and
its
Grand Master, the Marquis de Gages.
Count Goblet
d'
Alviella
28.
9
iv.
liylands
Aryan Temple, The Ancient.
masonry
27.
...
/. E. Green
D. R. Clark
Curious Masonic.
G.
2b.
/. E. S. Tuckett
Curious Hand-painted Masonic.
Diary.
23-
xviii.
V.
Apron,
*
6
xxvi. 31
Apollonian Summons, An.
22.
xxiii.
John
...
17-
"'
50
44
28
X.
i6.
A
A
i.
vi.
xviii.
Alfred F. Robhins
14-
A
...
Austrian Precursor of th2 Quatuor Coronati Lodge, An.
Brough
XXV. 39
Bennett H.
xiii.
72
QUAfUOR CORONATI
"iJlU
I,ODGE.
39
Papers and Essays.
*
Bain MS., The.
W.
30.
J. Hughan
Baldwyn K.T. Certificate, The Earliest. /. E. S. Tuckett
Bath and Bristol, The High Grades in. John Yarker
31.
Belgian Daughter of the Grand Lodge of Scotland.
32.
Belgium, The Papal Bulls and Freemasonry
29.
d'
Alviella
XX. 249
xxiv. 285
XX. 71
...
Count Goblet
in.
d'
Alviella
XXV. 81
33.
Belgium, The Quatuor Coronati
34.
Bell,
35.
Beltz, Bro. Samuel,
Andrew,
d' Alviella
Deputy Assistant Commissary
Bengal Ivodges, Some Fresh
37.
Besant, Sir Walter.
I<ight
to the Forces
W. K. Firminger
...
xiv. 105
MS., An Exact Typographical
with a Short Description. Rodk. H. Baxter
Reproduction
Bibliography of the Old Charges.
39.
Biscop, Benedict, and the Introduction of Freemasonry into England.
40.
Blue, Masonic.
41.
Bodleian Iîbrary, The Masonic MSS.
42.
Bordeaux, The English I,odge
43.
Conder, Jr.
Medals
,,
.
,;
,,
45.
,i
,,
...
ix.
...
J Chetwode Crawley
.
G.
at.
W.
W. Speth
in the.
W. Simpson
W. Simpson
F. J. W. Crowe
46.
Brixham, Devon, Freemasonry
47.
48.
Henry P. H. R. F. Gould ...
Bucks, The Noble Order of the, A forgotten Rival
W. H. Rylands
49.
Budrum
50.
Bulls,
51.
Bulls,
in,
1781-1840.
Sir A. H.
...
53.
Burns, Robert, The Masonic Genius
G.M.
H.
R. F. Gould
in Belgium.
Count Goblet
Byron,
55.
Caledonian Society, The Ancient.
56.
Cambridgeshire,
Century.
59.
*
V.
21
viii.
...
B.
of.
J.
W. Richardson
H. Rose Mackenzie
Some Notes on Freemasonry
in, in
the Eighteenth
A. R. Hill
Canada, The Craft
/. Ross Robertson
in.
Canongate Kilwinning Iôdge, Freeman and Cowan, with special
reference to the Records of. Alfred A. A. Murray ...
Carbonari Certificate,
A
Curious.
F. J.
W. Crowe
Carmick MS., and the Introduction of Freemasonry into Philadelphia, U.S.A.
W.
J.
Hughan
60.
Carolus of our Ancient MSS., The.
61;
Carpenters,
The
Free.
F.
John Yarker
J.W.Crowe
5
57
xvi.
107
iii.
140
d'
Whymper
54.
58.
89
XXV
Burnes, The ChevaUer.
57.
27
iii.
74
J. Chetwode Crawley
xxiv. 47, 107 125, 251
Alviella
52.
4
6
xii.
xvii.
The Old Charges and the Papal. W.
I/ord,
xi.
of Freemasonry.
Markham
The Papal, and Freemasonry
109
309
V.
Browell,
Castle.
ix.
xii.
...
John Yarker
The Noose Symbol.
•
85
yxiii.
J. Chetwode Crawley
G. L. Shackles
of.
Brahminical Initiation.
44.
...
189
xxviii.
W.J. Hughan
38.
*
xvm. 157
...
W. H. Rylands
Beswicke-Royds
W
xxiv. 248
...
'
on the Old.
78
xiii.
M. Mackay
A.
Ernest A. Ebblewhite
36.
Edward
'
Count Goblet
in.
of the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
(1783-1862).
*
88
xvii.
Count Goblet
...
...
THB QUATUOR CORONATl
40
IÔDGEi.
Papers and Essays.
R. F. Gould.
Celebrities, Masonic.
62.
63-
II.
64.
III.
6566.
67.
68.
eg.
70.
.71-
«
72.
The Grand Master of Canada
I.
Ross Robertson)
iii.
Martin Clare
iv.
Thomas Manningham
The Rev. William Stukely, M.D.
VI. The Duke of Wharton, with which
History of the Gormogons
VII. Hon. Josiah H. Druramond
IV.
...
V.
...
„
,,
An
F. J. W. Crowe
Curious Carbonari. F. J.
Old York Templar.
Certificates,
Earliest
Early
Irish.
W. Crowe
Baldwyn K.T. /. E.
W. H. Rylands
75-
„
,,
English Masonic.
/.
Seals
79-
,,
Robert Partridge's Masonic.
H.
le
xvi. 212
xvi. 17
Thorp
/. T.
...
Strange
81.
Charles
82.
Chart of 1789,
83.
Charter Incorporating the Trades of Gateshead (1671).
84.
Chevaliers des Cinq Epees,
...
A
xi.
....
Symbolic.
G.
W. Speth
0.
Chichester Stone, The.
87.
Chinese Secret Societies.
Chivalric Freemasonry,
City,
On
Clare, Martin.
„
„
Union,
of, in
C.B
Thorp
G.
" St.
Maur
"
vii.
131
xiii.
156
xviii.
153
of
W. Speth
Freemasonry,"
viii.
1730.
96.
Cleremont Chapter, The Very Ancient.
97-
Clothing, Masonic.
86
iv.
33
xxviii. 80
Old Charges of the British Freemasons.
Classification of the
Hughan
W.
J.
vi.
J.W.Crowe
217
iv.
W.
~1
95-
17
xvi. 171
S. Russell Forbes
and " The Defence
F.
26
xvii.
R. F. Gould
Wonnacott
191
the British
/. Littleton
Masonic Built.
97
xvi. 212
xiii.
the Origin and Progress
Squaring the. Geometrically.
A
of the I/odge of
...
xxiii.
Naval Freemasonry.
„
Circle,
...
/. Copley Moyle
/. T.
90.
93-
Thorp
Dr. S. Russell Forbes
Sir Charles A. Cameron,
Chivalry, Masonic.
92.
vi.
/. T.
N. Wyait
86.
94.
/. P. Vaillant
Some Notes on the Tracing Boards
Isles.
36
W. H.
xv. 153
Iês.
Chichester Certificates, Eighteenth Century.
38.
138
iii.
Rylands
„
xix. 181
King, At the Royal Exchange in Iôndon in 1667.
II.,
E. Conder, Jr.
91.
xix. 63
xxvii. 142
Canon Horsley
Chaplains of England. Notes on the Grand.
Rev.
48
viii.
80.
89.
170
xvi. 81
Thorp
/. T.
on " Ancients " Grand Chapter.
„
No.
44
xxiv. 285
W. Crowe
F. J.
Netherlands Masonic.
Chichester,
165
xviii.
S. Tuckett
Ramsien Riley
78.
85-
114
x.
xvi. 163
John Yarker
76.
*
viii.
xiv. 51
Eighteenth Century Chichester.
77-
93
128
xv. 29
Curious.
The
v.
vi.
xiii.
IX. Theodore Sutton Parvin
A
A
33
116
combined the True
is
VIII. The Chevalier Burnes
Certificate,
137
iv.
General Albert Pike
7374-
(J.
John Yarker
198
xvii,
v. 29, vi.
84
160
QUATUOR CORONATI
"tW^
I,ODGE.
41
Papers and Essays.
98.
99.
Clubs and Societies,
Some Old Time. W. B.
Cobham Church, Notes on. W. M. Bywater
xxvii.
Hextall
iv.
100.
Coins of the Grand Masters of the Order of Malta or Knights
loi.
Cole, John.
102.
Colours in Freemasonry.
103.
Communication, Masonic, from Lieut.-Genl. Sir Charles Warren
104.
Company
Hospitallers of St.
W.
of Jerusalem.
Geo. L. Shackles
...
xv. 70
xx. 6
J. Songhurst
Masons
of
John
J.W.Crowe
F.
2|
193
xvii. 3
for the City of Iôndon in the year 1481,
.....
xv. 85
The
Orders and Regulations of the, and the Fsast of the Quatuor
Coronati.
E. Conder
...
...
...
...
...
...
106.
A Word on the Legends of the. W. H. Rylands i.
Connecting Links between Ancient and Modern Freemasonry from a
107.
Consecration of a Parsee Priest.
108.
Constitutions and Warrants,
109.
John Lane ...
Constitutions, The True Text
105.
Compagnonnage,
Non-Masonic Standpoint.
W. J. Hughan
W. Simpson
The Early Lodges
their.
...
...
...
...
...
Continental
113.
Contract,
114.
Contract, Early Masons at
115.
Cork
116.
Corner Stones laid in the Olden Time, Two.
*
A
City,
of the
118.
119.
120.
...
...
...
Masonic, of A.D. 1378.
Durham.
Notes on Freemasonry
Cowan and Freeman, with
in.
W.
...
...
193
vii.
119
...
...
J.
E. H. Bring
T. J. Westropp
W.
25
special reference to the Records of
Death and the Freemason. E.J.Barron
Death, The Worship of. W. Simpson
126.
Degrees of Pure and Ancient Freemasonry, The.
127.
Degrees Theory, The Two.
128.
Degrees,
129.
oldest known records of the Master Masons' Ceremony. W.
Hughan
Demit and Jewel of Antient Lodge, No. 53, Liverpool. Geo.
G.
viii.
25
116
iii.
125.
...
on.
185
xv. 47
...
124.
...
xxiv. 21
xvii. 91
Dartmoor Stone Monuments, Address
of the
70
225
xxi.
123.
...
147
Lodge
Alfred A. A.
On Some Old Scottish. R.F.Gould
Law of, and other Curious Customs
xix.
xxi. 59
J. Chelwode Crawley
Customs,
i.
10
ix.
89
Bedouin.
...
R. Hansford Worth
...
...
xii.
viii.
119
240
ii.
R. F. Gould
...
W. Speth
7
xvi.
28
xi.
47
Freemasonry, especially in relation to the
J.
...
x.
127
L.
xix. IQ9
Shackles
131.
76
vii.
xxi.
Dakhiel, The
130.
xxi.
x.
122.
of
viii.
Hughan
121.
The Three,
...
...
...
Murray
Crawley MS., The Chetwode. W. J. Hughan
Culham Bridge, The Building of. W. H. Rylands
Cumberland Lodges, Some Notes on Old. W. F. Lamonhy
Curriculum, A Masonic. G. W. Speth
Sydney T. Klein
50
164
Masonry, Studies in Eighteenth Century,
Canongate Kilwinning.
117.
i.
...
...
112.
W. K. Firminger
52
Freemasons and
of
...
111.
(so-called)
81
ii.
vi.
Book of. W. H. Upton
Constitutions, Two Editors of the Book of.
E. L. Hawkins
Continental Lodge Jewels and Medals. F. J. W. Crowe
no.
xxrvii.
116,
...
Denmark, A Danish Lodge Unknown in. Alfred J. Lange
D'Eon, The Chevalier J^-.W.-. of Lodge No. 376. W. J. Chetwode
xii.
166
xvi.
329
:
Crawley
...
QUATUOR
Th:E
-42
COROISTA*!
IÔDGlfi.
Papers and Essays.
132.
Description of Frontispiece
A
..;"'
...
the.
W. J. Chetwode Cfawley
Some Eighteenth Century Masonic. Arch-''
Monograph on
133-
Dillons,
134-
DocuraentSj Notes on
135-
Documents,
136.
Dodd,
137*
Doyle, Sir John.
138.
Druses of Syria, The, and their Relation to Freemasonry.
deacon Clarke
Dr.,
Two
...
...
...
W. H. Rylands
Grand Chaplain. W. Wonnacott
French.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
Haskett Smith
...
R.F.Gould
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
*
Dundee, The Arch and Temple
*
143-
Durham, Early Masons' Contracts at. E. H. Bring
Durham, Notes concerning the Masons' Guild and the Marquis bf
Granby Iôdge of Freemasons in the City of. Harry Brown
...
...
Early Home of Freemasonry, An. W. F. Vernon ...
Edward VII., King, Past Grand Master and Protector of the Craft.
W. J. Hughan
Edwin, The Prince, Legend. E. H. Dring
Effigy of a reputed Grand Master of Freemasons in Winchester
Cathedral W. H. Jacobs
Eighteenth Century Freemasonry, Contemporary Comments on.
W. J. Chetwode Crawley
...
England, Notes on the Grand Chaplains of. Rev. Canon Horsley ...
English Freemasonry before the Era of Grand I/odges (1717). R. F.
146.
Equilateral Triangle in Gothic Architecture, The.
147-
Error,
139-
140.
141.
142.
143
144
A
148.
150.
Thomas A. Lindsay
.'
,,
,,
Dr.
Arthur Bowes
W. Barlow
„
H. F. Berry
,,
W.
...
...
151-
Essenes, Freemasonry and
J. ChetiDode Crawley
152.
Euclid,
The 47th
...
...
its relation
Proposition of -the ist
of a Past Master.
Thomas
...
to the.
Book
Greene,
...
...
...
C. C.
Howard
...
iv.
7
36
viii.
4
225
xxi.
xxii.
19
iv.
230
xxiii.
loi
...
...
of,
...
6
xxii.
112
i.
xviii 201
xix. 181
67
xix. 165
ix.
153
x.
59
x.
58
W. M.
...
...
W. WynnWestcott
...
ii.
141
xxviii.
67
as part of the Jewel
LL.D.
Evidential Value of the Regius, Cooke, and
...
...
Errors of Scientific Expression in the Masonic Ritual, Some.
Williams
105
i.
;
Curious Historical.
xv. 27
vi.
'
Gould
149-
John Lane
in.
94
Rev.
Dumf lies- Kilwinning
4.
'xv.
x. 165, xvi.
*
MS., No.
202
xix.
'
23
'xii.
xx. 352
'
R. F. Gould
Drummond, Josiah H.
i8i2
li.
'
'
...
...
W. Watson MSS.,
...
...
...
xiv. 27
The.
...
...
21
vi.
xii.
in
154-
Exeter, Address on the History of. G. R. Shorto
Exeter Cathedral, Address on the History of. Rev. Canon Edmunds
xii.
115
155-
Exeter Cathedral, The Remarkable Vane -of.
xii.
123
153.
Henry Lovegrove
I57-
The Masters' Ivodge at. W. J. Hughan
Falkirk, Th« I/)dge of, and Portraits of Some of its Masters.
158.
Fallows, The Rev. Fearon, M.A., F.R.S.
159-
Fendeurs, The.
i6o.
Fessler, Ignatius Aurelius.
161.
Florida,
156.
...
Exeter,
The
...
F.
Lamonby
xxii.
56
xviii.
J.W.Crowe
217
xxii.
R. C. Beck, translated by G.
31st -Foot and Freemasonry in West.
63
Thomas
Middleton
W-. F.
vii.
W: Speth
R. F. Gould
i.
...
37
113
xiii.
69
THB QUATUOR CQRONATI
:
IvODGE.
43
Papers and Essays.
1 62.
Foundation of Modern Freemasonry, The.
G.
163.
Frederick the Great,' The last Gavel Stroke
of.
164.
165.
166.
W. Speth
G. W. Speth
Frederick the Great, How he became a Freemason. A. J. W.
Freemason about 1700 A.D. W. B. Hextall
Free and Freemasonry, A Tentative Enquiry. G. W. Speth
86
ii.
...
Cerf
...
xi.
166
x.
188
xxviii.
28
x.
10
167.
W.Begemann
x.
156
168.
C. G.
Browne
x.
155
i6g.
F.F.Giraud
x.
155
170.
F. F. Schnitger
ii.
141
X.
155
171.
*
172.
173-
...
...
...
...
W. Speth
French Documents, Two. W. H. Rylands
French Prisoners' Ivodge, A. F. J. W. Crowe
„ Another. F. J. W. Crowe
„
G.
xv. 94
xx. 226
Frontispiece, Description of
ii.
174.
*
" G,"
175.
Gateshead, Speculative Members included in Bishop Cosin's Charter
The
Iêtter.
John A. Cockburn
...
...
...
...
incorporating the Trades of (1671).
of.
...
" St.
...
Maur
"
177.
178.
German Freemasonry in the
German Freemasonry, Notes
179.
Germany,
180.
Germany, The Settegast Grand Ivodge
181.
Giorgione's " Three Wise Men."
182.
Glasgow International Exhibition,
183.
Gnostic Sects, Various, and their influence on Freemasonry.
184.
" Goose and Gridiron, The."
185.
*
190.
Gormogon Medal, The. G. L. Shackles
...
...
Gormogons, The True History of the. R. F. Gould
Gould, Robert Frcke. W. B. Hextall
...
...
...
Grand lyodgc. An Unrecorded. H. Sadler
Grand Lodge at York. Relics of the. Thomas B. Whytehead
Grand Iôdgs at York, The. T. B. Whytehead
Grand lyodge of Germany, The Settegast. G. W. Speth
Grand Lodge of Hungary, The Ballot in the Organisation of
191.
Grand
xxvii. 185
Gotthelf Greiner
Absolom the Premier
ix.
Glimpse of Early Freemasonry
E. Conder, Jr.
...
de I'Hoste Ranking...
186.
187.
188.
189.
*
192.
*
Jvodge, of Ireland,
F.
...
of.
G.
W. Speth
J.W.Crowe
Masonic Antiquities
...
...
C. Kupferschmidt...
in.
...
...
...
at
...
...
146
ix.
160
xiv.
83
xxii.
90
xiv. 165
D. F.
...
...
Daily Graphic
A Few
ix.
the.
...
...
xxiv. 202
vii.
...
...
55
Carl
Ivodge.
Wiebe
A
53
in.
...
Present Era.
on.
xv. 153
xviii.
" Gentleman's Magazine, The," The Story of the Craft as told
F. Armitage
40
W. H.
(1671)
176.
1731-1820.
182
x.
Gateshead, Charter Incorporating the Trades
Rylands
129
xvi.
,,
viii.
114
xxviii.
3
...
xviii.
69
...
xiii.
93
ii.
no
xiv. 83
the.
...
...
Remarks on the Establishment
the.
Dr. W. Begemann ...
...
...
...
...
Grand Lodge of Scotland, Formation of the. E. Macbean
Grand Lodge of the " Antients," Date of the Origin of the.
Lane ...
...
...
...
...
...
Grand Lodgeof theSchismatics or Ancients. R. F. Gould
182
xv. 65
87
iii.
of
...
xii.
164
...
iii.
172
v.
166
John
...
.,,
vi.
44
44
IÔDGE.
Papers and Essays,
194;
Grand lodge; The York. W. J. Hughan
Greece, Ereemasonry in. Nicholas Philon
195.
Greek Menu,
196.
Gregofians, Ndtes on the Society of the.
197.
Guisers,
198.
H.A.B'., Notes in Reference
193.
W
A.*
.
J
Some.
Hamnter
Harnouester, The IvOrd, of 1736-38.
201.
*
Haughfoot
iii.'Si
John Yarker
Mrs. H. G. M. Murray-Aynsley
to.
199.
W. B.
202.
Herme'ticism," Freemasonry and.
203.
High
...
Hextall
xvi.
A. F. A. Wooiford
Degrees' in the Netherlands, History of the.
Oortmann-
J. Cooper Oakley
205.
Hindus, Masonic Landmarks among the.
206.
Htramlc
207.
208.
History, Old Masonic, I/et us seek Truth. J. Yarker
Hogarth's Picture " Night." W. H. Rylands
209.
Holland, Freemasonry
Iêgend,
On an Early
Rev. P. J. Oliver
„
,,
211.
„
„
,,
/• P. Vaillant
212.
,,
„
,,
A
An
Freemasonry,
A
Word
last
on.
/. P. Vaillant
...
...
...
Hungary, Grand Lodge
of.
...
W. F. Vernon
Early.
...
The Ballot
...
214.
Immortality; Intimations
215.
Indian Relics.
216.
Installing Master, The,
217.
International
*
219.
/.
M.
of.
Rev. J.
Spainhour-
A
...
...
...
W. Horsley
...
..-.
Poem.
of 1814, The.
I.
Miss
St.
her as a
221.
II.
Three Lost Lodges
(Irish
...
Medals
.;
IV. -The Old Lodge at=Bandon
.;.
...
.:.
-
114
iv.
230
xvii. 181
iii.
87
xii.
50
i.
106
iv. 72,
240
xxviii. 141
xvi. 201
164
xii.
53
viiL
79
Irish Certificates
no
ix.
xiii.
VI. The Wesleys' and Irish Freemasonry
Some Early
viii.
viii.
V. The Sackville Medal
VII.'
157
v.
Lodges at Norwich, the Middle
Temple, and Beziers, France)
223.
226.
23
iv.
Leger (Hon. Mrs. Aldworth) and the Lodges claiming
III.
225.
146
223
xvi. 81
member
222.
224.
ii.
84, iv.
xvi. 193
W. H. Rylands
Freemasonry, Notes on. W. J. Chetwode Crawley
Irish Certificates, Early.
Irish
220.
25
in the Organisation of the.
John T. Thorp
*
42
i.
G. L.
E.G.Crisp
...
W. J. Songhurst
...
...
...
Ionic Lodge, No. 227, London.
Remarks
the
Establishment
of
the
Grand
of.
on
Lodge
Ireland, A few
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
W. Begemann
"Irene, The Queen -of Sheba," Freemasonry in Gounod's Opera.
Compact
33
iv.
iv. 24, v.
L. de Malczovitch
218.
158
xiii.
...
iii.
Glance at the Records of two extinct.
Shackles
*
.
xx. 15
F. J. W. Crowe
Dr. W. H. Dieprink
in.
,,
of
Minos
T. Hayter Lewis
Version of the.
210.
Home
•
v.
A.
28
i.
;
/. D.
Hindoo Temples.
Hull Lodges,
177
xxi. r6i
204.
213.
vi.'5i
xxvi.'22
Gerlings
*
r34
vii.
John Yarker
E. L. Hawkins
I/6dge, The.
Heade'MS., The Henry.
79
xxi. 91
W.Simpson
or.
200.
Iêgends,
viii.
W. H. Rylands
4
loo
xi.
Chetwode Crawley
.
The Mummers
xiii'.
and
their Story
4
142
xv. 100
...
...
xvi. iSg
IvODGE.
45
Papers and Essays.
227.
VIII. The Grand Iôdge of Ireland and the Grand Iôdge of Pennsylvania
228.
Irish Freemasonry, 1790-1830,
229.
Irish Freemasonry,
230.
Irwin, Francis George.
231.
Jerusalem, Knights of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre
Some
xvii.
Berry...
'Edge
xxvi. 196
A Short Sketch of the Rise and Progress of.
/.
H.
...
xxvi. 131
Malczovitch
*
R.F.Gould
...
...
'.
...
...
L. de
of.
xix. 137
...
232.
233.
Kelly, William.
234.
Kipperah or Bora, The
235.
Kirkwall Kilwinning I<odge, No. 38 », and
236.
/. B. Craven and G. W. Speth
...
...
...
Knight Templary in the United Kingdom, Origin of. W.
J. Hughan
Knights of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, Order of the. L. de
W. Crowe
...
...
.,.
Remarkable
its
238.
Knights Templars Degree, Notes on the
F. H. Goldney
earliest
Ivabour to Refreshment in the Olden Time.
240.
Iâmhton
W.
Medal, The.
I/andmarks, Masonic,
Landmarks
J.
Landiharks, The.
243.
lyane, John.
244.
Iângley, Batty,
245.
Iârmenius,
W.
among the Hindus.
The Old. W. B.
J.
248.
...
...
...
F. J.
of.
...
iv.
42
41
...
134
xxiv. 185
...
xxv. 69
W. Fooks
...
W.
...
Craft.
...
v.
88
v.
37
W.
...
...
J. Chetwode Crawley
xxvii. 158
E. H. Bring
xxii.
250.
Legerids concerning the First Temple, termed Solomon's Temple,
251.
I<egends in Freemasonry,
Ancient.
50
xi.
...
W. Crowe
Remarks on the
lyegend of the S.S. Quatubr Coronati, The.
The Prince Edwin.
4
viii.
xiii.
Henry Lovegrove
on Geometry.
...
79
xxiv. 151
Hughan
IvCgends of the Old' British Masons,
Two
137
xxv. 91
Axel J. A. Poignant
I/aws of the Realm, Freemasonry in Relation to.
Iêgeiid,
91
Minos
Rev. P. J. Oliver
247.
*
79
vii.
Hextall
246.
249.
x.
xviii.
xvi.
The " Charta Transmissionis "
lyarmenius, The Charter of. John Yarker
Begemann
56
W. F. Vernon
Hughan
of the Craft,
242.
143
Reference to the.
...
239.
*
vii.
xviii.
xvi. 203
Sir C. A. Cameron
241.
161
xix.
Knights Templars.
lyo'dge
i.
Scroll.
Malczovitch
237.
25
vii.
W. Speth
G.
167
vi.
Jewels and Medals, Continental Ivodge. F.
J.
Kaiser Wilhelm, as a Mason. G, W. Speth
*
137
H. F.
Historical Episodes in.
...
John Yarker
The Templar. W.
...
...
...
6
xxi. 264
...
J. Chetwode Crawley
xxvi. 45, 146, 221
*
252.
Iêgends of the Compagnonnage,
Iêgends of Crafts Kindred to Masonry,
P. G. Hills
...
...
...
...
on
the.
W. H. Rylands
Some Usages
...
...
I/egends of Masonry,
254.
Leicester
255.
Leicestershire Masonry, Part II.
256.
Leon, Rabbi Jacob Jehudah.
Levander-York MS.
F.
W.
W.
E. Conder, Jr
J. Chetwode Crawley
Levander
i.
116,
ii.
52
Gordon
and.
Some Notes on the. W. H. Rylands
Masonry 1103-1327. G. W. Speth
253.
*
A Word
...
...
...
xxviii.
115
xvi.
4
xii.
100
xiv.
126
xii.
150
xviii.
161
THK QUATUOR CORONATI LODGE.
46
Papers and Essays.
257.
258.
259.
260.
261.
Purdon Clarke
Lewys, Sir Peter, Ecclesiastic, Cathedral and Bridge Builder, and
Company of Masons. H. F. Berry
lyincoln, The Old Iôdge at.
William Dixon
Thomas Hayter.
Iêwis,
W. J.
List of A.D. 1747, The Engraved.
lyist of Lodges, " Ancients " A.D. 1753,
262.
*
263.
...
Lodge
XV. 4
iv.
,.
W.
Engraved.
J.
xix.
Demit and Jewel
of the Marches,
of
John Lane
New.
Ancient Lodge No. 53.
37
xix. 108
G. L. Shackles
Ludlow, Notes on the History of the.
T. J.
V.77
R.F.Gould
264.
Lyon, David Murray.
265.
Lysons, Rev Daniel, F.R.S., F.S.A., The Collectanea
Levander
...
...
266.
MacCalla, C. P., Grand Master of Pennsylvania.
267.
Madras, An Old Minute Book of the Lodge Perfect Unanimity,
No. 150. Herbert Bradley
Magic. Roll, The.
269.
Magic
270.
Magister Mathesios.
271.
Malta, Knights
The.
Manningham, Thomas.
272.
Man
273.
MS., The Bain.
274.
,,
275.
„
276.
,,
277.
„
278.
„
279.
*
280.
*
„
,,
,,
„
281.
„
282.
„
283.
,,
284.
„
285.
286.
A
of Taste, The,
„
W.
Roberts,
A
now
xxi. 19
xxvi. 254
xvi. 132
V.
W. B.
Hextall
of.
xxi.
189
xxii.
95
xvii.
91
vi.
36
xxi. 161
...
xviii.
161
i.
127
xxii.
185
i.
127
xxi. 211
Roll.
W.
xi.
205
iv.
109
J.
W
J. Chetwode Crawley..
The Evidential Value of the Regius, Cooke, and Wm. Watson.
Howard
J.
93
230
XX. 249
xxviii.
Alfred F. Robbins
The Stanley. G.W.Speth
The Taylor. W. Watson and W. J. Hughan
The John T, Thorp. W. J. Hughan
The Wm. Watson, Remarks on. W. Begemann
The T. M. Woodhead. A Curious Old Illuminated
Hughan
W.
107
xiv. 168
...
newly discovered Print
Unidentified or Missing.
131
iii.
R. F. Gould
Satire of 1733.
36
xxviii.
R. F. Gould
W. J. Hughan
The Beswicke-Royds. Rodk. H. Baxter...
The Tho. Carmick. W. J. Hughan
The Chetwode Crawley. W. J. Hughan
Dumfries Kilwinning, No. 4. John Lane
The Henery Heade. E. L. Hawkins
The Levander York. F. W. Levander
The Phillipps, No. 3. G.W.Speth
C. C.
287.
F.
xxiii.
MSS., Masonic in the Bodleian Library.
„
of.
Sydney T. Klein
L. de Malczovitch
of.
no
xvi.
W. Wynn Westcott
W. J. Hughan and W. H. Rylands
268.
*
93
xii.
Salwey
Scroll,
97
308
xxiii.
.;
List of Lodges for 1732, Another
Liverpool,
his
Hughan
A Unique
Hughan
xn, 2
C.
Hughan
xvi. 65
xi.
4
vi.
21
iv.
52
xviii.
13
xii.
33
ix.
28
iii.
78
See also Old Charges.
288.
" Marencourt "
289.
Marks, Masons', at Wetheral.
290.
Masons'
291.
Masons' Marks,
Cup and an Ancient Square preserved in the Union
Lodge, No. 13, Limerick, The. H. F. Berry
Company
R. Hooper Holme
of the City of
Masons connected with
London, and the Lodge of Accepted
it.
F, F, Schnitger
The.
E. Conder, Jr.
...
I,ODGE.
47
Papers and Essays.
292.
Masons' Marks, and their relation to the Secret Magical Alphabet
293-
Masons' Marks, Masonry and.
W. Wynn
of Cornelius Agrippa.
295-
Masters' Iôdges.
iii.
Hay ter Lewis
W. J. Hughan
T.
Masters' lyodge at Exeter, The.
294-
Westcott
Master Masons to the Crown of Scotland, The.
E. Machean
G. L. Shackles
Medal, The l,ambton Lodge.
W.
Medals, Masqnic.
297-
Medals of the English I/Odge at Bordeaux, The. G. L. Shackles
Medical Profession and Freemasonry, The. R. F. Gould ...
Mendez, Bro. Moses, Grand Steward, 1738. J. Percy Simpson
299*
Merit,.
Order
G. L. Shackles
W.
of Masonic.
Hughan
F. E. Young
Mexico, Freemasonry
302.
Military Masonry.
303-
Minute Books in Grand L,odge Muniment Room, Extracts from Old.
304-
Minutes of an Extinct lyodge.
305-
Miracle Play, The.
3o6.
Mithraic Rites.
307*
Mock Masonry
308.
Mons, Belgium,
VI.
113, vu. 72,
yiii.
R. F. Gould
d' Alviella
in the Eighteenth Century.
J.,
and
of.
J. Chetwode Crawley
G. W. Speth
the Antiquity of Iôdge Iâ Parfaite Union
his Phoenix Britannicus.
of the
Phoenix Britannicus,
E. L. Hawkins
312.
313-
,,
Character of the
„
Mosaics
at.
Mozart, Bro., and
315-
Musicians, Masonic.
Mummers
I.
II.
318.
III.
319-
IV. Light
320.
321.
322.
323
324-
Roman
46
Col.
...
Roman
of his
W. A.
Villa at.
Sydney T. Klein
Masonic Friends.
W. Simpson
Barrett,
...
Herbert Bradley
...
Mus.Doc.
...
.
...
iii.
38
iv,
32
iii.
82
xxvi. 241
iii,
81
iv.
90
xi.
45
82
Sydney T. Klein
xi.
xi.
132
xi. 153.
V. Beauty
VI. The Mystery of the
Apex
...
The Real Personality or Transcendental Ego ...
Mysteries, The Classic, Writers on the.
Gerald Fitzgihbon
Naimus Grecus Legend, The. E. H. Bring
VII.
X.
xix. 127
Villa at.
Sympathy or the Power of Fraternal Love
Sympathy without Contact
The Love of the Atoms
316.
317-
86
xxvi. 71
or Guisers, The.
Mysteries, Hidden.
ii.
on.
.S Russell Forbes
Some
314-
90
129
xxiv. 6
Harry Sirr
Some Further Light
Morton, I.W., The Masonic Character of the
J. F. Crease, C.B.
xviii.
at.
/. E. S. Tuckett
3TI.
37
xiii.
W
Mopses, Adoptive Masonry and the Order of the.
Morgan,
214
219, x. 66
xiv. 60
Modern Freemasonry, The Foundation
310.
68
xvii.
Gustav JoUrand
309-
104
xxviii. 5
...'
E. A. 2\ Breed
E. Conder, Jr
On
145
xviii.
xiv. 42
...
Count Goblet
vii.
xxii.
R. F. Gould...
...
50
189
xvi.
J.
301.
W.Hammond
loi
xii..27
Mexican Masonry
in.
vii.
X.
300.
in 1909.
167
viii.
296.
298.,
i.
XV. 65
Hughan
J.
63
vii.
John Lane
Medal, The Gormogon.
77
iii.,65
xi.
183
xxiii.
149
XXV. 285
viii.
190
xviii. .179
TUB QUATUOR CORONATI
48
I<ODGE.
Papers and Essays.
325-
Naimus Grecus
Ivegend, The.
326.
Names
327-
Namur, The
Scottish I<odge at.
328.
Napoleon
and Freemasonry.
of
Masonic Tradition, The Proper.
I.
xix.
Rev. C. J. Ball
Naymus
Grsecus.
W. Crowe
W. Speth
xx. 205
,,
„
333-
„
,,
Identified.
xxvii.
of the Greeks
„
Who
?
George
xiv. 108
J. Chetwode Crawley
C. C.
Howard
S. Russell Forbes
was.
...
...
...
...
...
338.
Nicotiates, or the Order of the Priseurs.
*
/.
Netherlands Freemasonry in Court.
" Night," Hogarth's Picture.
340.-
Norwegian Masonic History,
34-1.
Norwich, Extracts from the Records of the Corporation
...
John Yarker
Albert J. Lange
31
xxviii. 168
146
...
vi.
34
...
xiii.
35
Walter
of.
Rye
XV. 205
342.
Norwich, Some Notes on the Craft Guilds
343.
Norwich, The Iôdge held at the Maid's Head in 1724. W. H. Rylands
Old Charges, A newly-discovered Version of the. (The Levander-
to the Masons.
*
165
ii.
Nimesian Theory and the French Iêgends, The.
of.
158
v.
xiii.
R. E. Wallace James
339-
Sketch
v.
xvi. 17
W. H. Rylands
A
201
D.
...
...
337-
*.
114
iv.
xv. 151
W. H. Dieprink
Netherlands, Masonic Certificates of the. F. J. W. Crowe
New York, The Third Masonic District in. W. J. Allen
336.
xiv.
v. 20
...
...
M. Doe
Netherlands, Early History of the High Degrees in the.
Oortmann-Gerlings
96
162
iii-
G.
Neck, Crying the.
188
viii.
Wyatt Papworth
332.
„
45
136
v.
F. J.
G.
W. Speth
Eversus.
W.
335.
its
J. E. S.Tuckett
331.
334-
in
E. H. Bring
the.
329330.
The St Alban Ivegend
II.
and
relation to St. Alcuin
York MS.)
F.
/. C. Tingey
with particular reference
of,
...
...
...
...
...
W. Levander
xv. 197
xv. 175
161
xviii.
Old Charges and the Papal- Bulls, The.
W.
J. Chetwode Crawley
xxiv. 47, 107, 125, 251
Old Charges, Bibliography of
344.
the.
W.
Old Charges of the British Freemasons,
J.
Hughan
An Attempt
ix.85
to Classify the.
W. Begemann
*
345.
346.
Old Charges
of the British
Freemasons, Classification.
Hughan
Old Charges, Remarks on the " Sloane Family," including the John
T. Thorp and the John Strachan MSS.
W. Begemann
Old Charges, Two New Versions of the. G. W. Speth
See also
347.
W.
J.
i.
152
vi.
198
xiv. 153
i.
127
MSS.
Opera, Gounod's, " Irene, the Queen of Sheba," Freemasonry
in.
John T, Thorp
XVI. 193
348.
Oration at Consecration.
Rev. A. F. A. Woodford
349-
Order of Masonic Merit.
W.
350.
Order of
J.
i.
Hughan
351.
St. John of Jerusalem in England.
W. H. Rylands
Organised Freemasonry, The Earliest Years of English. Alfred F,
Rabbins
352.
Orientation of Temples,
353-
Origin of Freemasonry, The.
On
the.
xvi. 189
xxii.
67
i.
36
Sir C. Warren
B. Cramer, translated by G.
4
xvi. 68
W.
Speth
ii,
102
49
Papers and Essays,
354-
Orphans in the Eighteenth Century, The Craft and
wocLe
355-
356.
W.
its.
/, Chet-
Crawley
Two
Oxford I/odges,
Pantomime,
A
E. L. Hawkins
Old.
Some Other
Masonic, and
*
Parfaite
*
Parsee Priest, Consecration of
Union
and
..
Hamon
Certificates of.
le
Strange
R. F. Gould
358.
Personalities,
359-
Philo Musicse et Architecturse Societas ApoUini.
Union.
/. E. S. Tuckett
End
the
the
at
of
361.
Review.
R.
F
iv.
„
of the
on the Old.
I/ight
Plot, Dr. Robert,
362.
,,
The Ordeal
121
I2o
W.
Portugal, Freemasonry
366.
Prince Hall's Iêtter Book.
367.
Promulgation, The Special Lodge
of the.
of,
Prudent Brethren, No. 145,
Lodge of, Harry Guy
369.
Prussia,
A Few
*
„
*
„
Masons
of the.
for
54
37
136
Historic Notes relating to the
xix. 65
visit to
192
V.
R. F. Gould
of.
the
Hague and
xvi.
179
i.
in Belgium, The.
Count Goblet
d'
28
Brussels
Alviella
xiii.
The Legend of the S.S. W. J. Chetwode Crawley
The Orders and Regulations for the Company of
the City of London in the Year 1481, and the Feast
E, Conder
78
xxvii. 158
xxvii. 81
Quatuor Coronati, The Legend as given in the Arundel MS.
A. F. A. Woodford
371-
Quatuor Coronatorum
372.
Quattro Coronati, The Church of the Santi, Rome.
373*
Quattro Incoronati, The
374-
Ragon.
Vestigia.
C.
Purdon Clarke
Roman Legend
Rabbi Jacob Jehudah Leon.
W.
of the.
...
Rev.
...
i.
...
xii.
59
196
S. Russell Forbes xxvii. 20
S. Ri^ssell Forbes
J. Chetwode Crawley
1.149
xii.
W.
375-
...
...
...
J. Songhurst
Rainsford Papers in the British Museum, Notes on the.
376.
Random
377-
Rawlinson, Dr. Richard, and the Masonic Entries in Elias Ashmole's
150
xviii.
Gordon P.
97
G
Hills
xxvi. 93
Courses of Scottish Masonry.
Diary.
24
xiii.
V.
W. speth
Quatuor Coronati
viii.
xxiii.
G.
Quatuor Coronati Abroad, The, a
G.
Hextall
Rev. C. J. Ball...
W. Speth
Pure and Ancient Freemasonry, The Degrees
in.
W. B.
1809-11.
Masonic Tradition, The.
Freemasonry
xvi. 181
...
W. H. Upton
368.
*
John T. Thorp
W. Speth
G.
in.
ix.83
J. Chetwode Crawley
" in Paris, in 1806, A.
of
xxi. 6
vi.
"
370-
W. Horsley
vi.
365.
Names
116
Solomon's Temple, Some
W. Begemann
364.
Proper
of
R. F. Gould'
Poker,
Pomp Funebre
Porch
Rev. J.
363.
*
xxvii. 142
xvi. 112
which stood in Front
New
46
164
XXV. 141
A
R. F. Gould
Pike, Albert.
Pillars
X.
Eighteenth Century,
Gould
36o.
xxi. 138
xxvii. 217
Gordon P. G. Hills
*
139
XV. 29
Perseval, Nicolas,
Iâ Triple
167
xxii.
vi.
357-
Masonic,
..
W. Simpson
a.
The Masonic
Parvin, Theodore Sutton.
Hextall
Gustav Jottrand
Mons, Belgium.
I<odge, The, at
Partridge, Robert,
W. B.
Plays.
xxiii.
/. E. S, Tuckett
.,
C.
N. M. North
,
vii.
137
XXV. 237
50
Papers and Essays.
378.
379.
*
380.
of,
1813-16.
Century, Notes on the.
last
*
The I,odge
W. Wonnacott
Refreshment Bills, An Old Lodge and its. W. N. Cheeseman
...
Refreshment in the Olden Time, From Labour to. W. F. Vernon
Relations between the Grand Lodges of England and Sweden in thfe
Reconciliation,
Relics, Indian.
/.
Grand Lodge
at York, The.
Thos. B. Whytehead
382.
Religion of Freemasonry, The, Illuminated
383.
Richardson, Sir Benjamin Ward.
384.
Ritual,
The Evolution
*
Roberts MS.,
*
Robertson,
*
Roman
A
385.
Roman
...
by the Kabbalah.
...
...
...
...
Alfred F. Robbins
The Masonic Character
of the.
388.
*
389.
390.
*
391.
55
xxii.
185
iii.
137
Sydney T. Klein
iii.
38
iv.
32
vii.
36
Rosicrucians, their History and Aims, with reference to the alleged
...
...
...
...
...
...
W. Wynn
...
...
On3 hundred and twenty years ago.
...
...
...
/. P. Vaillant, translated by G. W. Speth
Royal Arch Masonry, 1744-65, Early English. W. J. Hughan
...
Royal Naval Lodge, No. 59, A Chapter from the Early History of the.
...
Canon Horsley
...
...
...
...
...
...
Russian Masonic Anecdote, A. G. W. Speth
St. Bartholomew the Great, Church of.
W. M. Bywater
St. Gabriel's, Canterbury.
W. M. Bywater
Rotterdam, Freemasonry
St.
John
in,
Order
of Jerusalem,
St. Leger,
*
„
W. H. Rylands
in England.
of,
The Hon. Miss and Freemasonrj'.
„
393.
St.
394.
St. Paul,
Church
The
of.
Rev.
Canon
].
...
/. Chetwode Crawley
W. Horsley
Apostle, a Mason.
C.
.'
xxiii.
152
193
vi.
157
xvi.
189
viii.
16
viii.
53
,,
,,
W- J- Chetwode Crawley
Jacob Norton
...
...
H. Lovegrove
397.
Salisbury Cathedral.
398.
Samber, Robert.
399.
Samaritans, The Good, or
400.
Sayer, Antony.
401.
W. H. Rylands
...
Scotland, Formation of the Grand Lodge of. E. Macbean
...
The Master Masons to the Crown of. E. Macbean
,,
A. M. Mackay
Scott, Sir Walter, as a Freemason.
Scottish Freemasonry before the Era of Grand Lodges. G. W. Speth
some
*
*
402.
403.
74
i.
Saints John Legend, The Two.
,,
loi
xvii.
,
Speth
396.
72
iv.
xx. 146
...
H. Tendler, translated by G. W.
96
220
x.
Notes on the Metal Work of, and Jean Tijou's
Designs and Ironwork therein. C. J. R. Tijou
Paul's, London, An Account of the Re-building of the' Cathedral
St. Paul's Cathedral,
iv.
ii.
E. Conder
IT'.
,,
,,
392.
395.
4
Col.
C.B
Villa at Morton, I.W., Character of the.
Westcott
387.
i.
xxvi. 6
R. F. Gould
Villa at Morton, I.W.,
93
...
E. L. Hawkins
of the Masonic.
xiii.
ix.
connection between Rosicrucians and Freemasonry.
386.
...
W.
R. F. Gould
Newly-discovered Print of the.
J. Ross.
J. F. Crease,
*
...
4
i.'io6
Relics of the
Westcott
77
202
i.
M. Spainhour
381.
Wynn
x.
vii.
KupfefSchmidt
C.
215
xxiii.
Edward Armitage
of their
Ark Masons
members.
in Politics, with a note
/. C. Brookhouse
...
...
156
vii.
135
vii.
116
xi.
103
on
...
Albert F. Calvert
Schott's Model of Solomon's Temple.
viii.
xxiv. 81
xiv. 181
xiii.
24
iii.
172
vii.
loi
xx. 209
i.
139
tnt QUATUOR CORONATI
I,ODGE.
-51
Papers and Essays.
404.
Scottish Freemasonry in the present Era.
*
Masonic Customs,
*
Masonry,
*
On Some
Random
Courses
i-i93
R. F. Gould
Old.
Craven and G. W. Speth
*
405*
X.79
Seals on " Antients "
Grand Chapter
Sea Sergeants, The.
W. B.
Secret Societies, Chinese.
John T. Thorp
Certificates.,
xix. 63
xix. 100
Hextall
Moyle
/. Copley
4o6.
Secret Tribal Societies of
407.
Sethos,
408.
Shakespeare Lodge, No. 426,
West
W. Richardson
B.
of.
An Account
from
of the,
its
and the Furniture belonging to
Foundation
/. Jarvis
it.
Shall
410.
Sheba, King Solomon and the Queen
411.
Sikh Initiation.
W. Simpson
413-
Simpson, William.
414.
Sirr
415-
Slade's "
W.
P. Temples, translated by G.
?
E.
F. J.
of.
Speth
W. Crowe
vi.
Mrs. H. G. M. Murray-Aynsley
A
" Solomon,
417.
*
Solomon's Seal and the Shield of David.
of,"
Lore of the Temple.
Rev.
W.
F. J.
xix. 112
Crowe...
W indie
of.
xiv. 172
Rev. J.
W. Horsley
XV. 51
W. H. Rylands
of.
Prof.
Societies of the Eight-
F. W. Levander
W. J. W. B. Hextall
Speth, G. W.
W. H. Rylands
Square, Symbolism of the.
W. H. Rylands
Squaring the Circle, Geometrically. G. W. Speth
XXV. 9
eenth Century.
421.
422.
*
423-
424.
Steinmetz Esoterics, Evidence
Theory
Critically
Stirling Lodge,
426.
Stonehenge, Notes on.
of.
W.
xxviii.
J.
G.
97
28
xiii.
217
viii.
...
,
_
W. Speth
Hughan
iii-
33
i.
17
vi.
H. Lovegrove
Story, of the Craft as told in the " Gentleman's Magazine," 17311820.
139
xiv.
F. F. Schnitger
Examined, The.
The Ancient.
425-
135
xii.
...
The Jerusalem, and some other London
24
xiii.
Century Descriptions
Seventeenth
Songhurst,
36
1754
Contribution to the Legendary
W. E.
Solomon's Temple, Schott's Model
420.
77
187
XX. 95
416.
Swift p. Johnston
53
xix.
in
John T. Thorp
Solomon, King, and the Queen of Sheba.
418.
vii. 15,
xii.
Family and Freemasonry, The. Harry Sirr
Freemasonry Examined," Freemasonry Parodied
419.
xix. 112
...
Macbean
The Testament
Ill
i.
...
Further I,ight on.
,,
Sols,
41
X.
be a Mason
409.
by.
158
iv.
Rainey
„
66
xii.
The I<egcnd
in 1835 to 1895,
412.
131
vii.
H. P. Fitzgerald
Africa, The.
Marriott
I.
137
vii.
...
Rev. J. B.
remarkable.
its
10
i.
N. Maclntyre North
C.
of.
Kirkwall Kilwinning lyodge and
Scroll,
E. Macbean
Fred Armitage
108
XV. 26
xxvii. 185
Stukeley, Rev. William, M.D.
R. F. Gould
W. H. Rylands
W. B. Wildman
427.
Sussex Masonry, Notes on.
428.
Sussex Masonry, Notes on.
429.
Swafiham, Norfolk, The Great Lodge, 1764-85.
430.
Swalwell Lodge, The Old, and the Harodim.
vi.
128
xi.
170
xii.
Hamon
le
John Yarker
Strange
32
XX. 232
XV. 184
.
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52
CORONAl*! I,ODGE.
Papers and Kssays.
Mrs. H. G.
M. Murray-Aynsley
431-
Swastika, The.
432.
Sword,
433-
Symbol, The
434*
Symbolic Card for 'Xmas 1887, The.
Notes on the.
„
An
iv,
Col. S. C. Pratt
W. H. Rylands
Interesting Masonic.
Sydney T. Klein
Great..
Sydney T. Klein
435-
Symbolic Chart of 1789, A. G. W. Speth
Symbolism, Freemasonry and Hindoo. Rai Bahadur Lala Bhawani
436.
Symbolism, Masonic, As founded
437-
W. Horsley
Symbols, Notes on Some Masonic. W.H. Rylands
Symbolism of the Square. W. H. Rylands
Das Batra
...
in
the Rationale of Durandus.
Rev. J.
*
„
439440.
On the. W.W. WestcoU
On the Antiquity of Masonic. R. F. Gould
On the Symbolism of the. W. Wynn WestcoU
of the Tabernacle,
438.
Tabernacle,
Rev. C. H.
The.
441.
A
Maiden
C. Kupferschmidt
442.
Tablet,
443.
Tau as a Keystone, The. H. J. Whymper
Tau or Cross, The. Mrs. H. G. M. Murray-Aynsley
Taverns and Masonry, Old City. J. Percy Simpson
444-
445-
Curious.
446.
447-
,,
„
Surburban.
„
Ivondon
Templar lyCgends in
„
„
„
W. Watson and W.
Taylor MS., The.
...
Hughan
Freemasonry, The.
J.
xxvi. 45, 146, 221
448.
Templar, The Reception of
449-
Templaria
450.
Templars, Enquiry into the Charge of Gnosticism brought agiinst the
451.
Templar J, Proceedings against
a.
ct Hospitallaria.
Freemasons and.
1307-11.
E
E. J. Castle
The Order
Temples, Hindoo.
On
*
*
452.
*
...
the, in
...
...
xv. 163
xvii. 204, xix. 73, xx.
156
...
France and England for Heresy,
of the.
S.
Pulney Andy
John Yarker
A. J. Cooper Oakley
of.
Sir C. Warren
The
Threefold
Division
of.
W. Simpson
,^
Text of the Book of Constitutions, The True. W. H. Upton
Thorp, The John T. MS. W. J. Hughan
Three Degrees of Freemasonry, The. W. J. Hughan
Threefold Division of Temples, The.
W. Simpson ...
,,
*
...
J. Castle
Temple, The Ancient Aryan.
„
E. J. Castle
the Orientation
Tracing Boards of the Iôdgi of Union, No. 38, Chichester.
;..
0.
N.
Wyatt
453-
Tracing Board, The, In Modern Oriental and Operative Masonry.
454-
Tracing Board, Remarks on Bro. Purdon Clarke's Paper on the.
C Purdon
.
Clarke
-W. H. Rylands
Two
Degrees Theory, The.
vi.124
G.W.
Speth
xi.
47
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LODG:^.
$i
Papers and Essays.
455.
Unrecognised I/)dges and Degrees of Freemasonry before and after
1717, The.
John Yarker
Warrants, The Early I,odges of Ereemasons, their Constitutions and.
*
Watson MS., Remarks on the. W. Begemann
West Africa, The Secret Tribal Societies of. H.
Wharton, Duke of. R.F.Gould
John Lane
*
*
...
W.
...
...
...
...
Wheeler's Iôdge.
Whymper, Henry
458-
R.F.Gould
„
„
„
Wilhelm, Kaiser, as a Mason. G. W. Speth
Williams, William Mattieu. Sir B. W. Richardson
Wilson, Gavin, A Forgotten Masonic Worthy
*
459.
460.
461.
463.
Winchester, William of
Wykeham, Bishop
man.
464.
465.
*
*
466.
*
467.
*
*
468.
94
vi.
98
161
vi.
A.
XXV. 258
178
viii.
...
of,
5
154
M.
Architect and States-
E. Conder, Jr
xvi.
R.F.Gould
Woodhead MS. W. J. Hughan
Worship of Death, The. W. Simpson
Wykeham, William of. E. Conder, Jr.
i.
85,
94
133
xvi. 65
ii-7
xvi.
John Yarker
Yizids, The.
vi.
v.
...
,...
H. Lovegrove
66
114
i.
Mackay
Winchester Cathedral.
109
xiv. 205
W.J.Hughan
462.
193
iv.
xii.
Chetwode Crawley
CLE.
viii.
viii.
Poet Ivaureat to the Lodge otSt. David.
,,
,,
...
P. Fitzgerald Marriott
457.
J.
...
...
456.
Josiah,
107
i.
*
iv.
York Grand Lodge, The. W. J. Hughan
" York Masons, Ancient," in British America. James Vroom
...
York, Relics of the Grand Lodge at. T. B. Whytehead
...
....
York, The Grand Lodge at. T. B. Whytehead
Yvele, Henry, The King's Master Mason, 1320-1400. W. Wonnacott
94
224
xiii.
4
xxiv. 268
xiii.
93
ii.
no
xxi.
244
Roll of Authors of Papers and Essays.
W.
Allen,
Fred, 176.
Ball,
Barron, E.
274.
J.,
337.
J.,
Rev.
124.
Andy,
S.
Harry, 139.
Browne,
Cameron, Sir
Cheeseman,
W.
C. G., 168.
C. A., 88, 238.
Purdon, 257, 371, 453.
J.
C,
W.
Bradley, Herbert, 267, 314.
Brown,
Calvert, Albert F.,
M., 99, 389, 390.
Cerf, A. J.
Clarke, Archdeacon, 134.
Clark, D. R., 18.
Craven, Rev.
Baxter, Rodk. H.,
435.
Castle, E. J., 448, 450, 451.
W., 164.
Clarke, Sir C.
Conder, Edward, 39, 81, 104, 182,
Cockburn, John A., 174.
255, 290, 305, 391, 463.
Barrett, Dr. A. W., 315.
Brough, Bennett H., 28.
399.
Bywater,
Armitage,
23, 167, 191, 248, 283, 344, 345, 361.
Bowes, Arthur, 146.
Brookhouse,
N., 379.
Bhawani Das,
Begemann, Dr. W.,
Berry, H. F., 148, 228, 258, 288.
Breed, E. A. T., 304.
400.
Barlow, Dr. W., 147.
C. J., 326.
Batra, Rai Bahadur Lala
Beck, R. C, 160.
Armitage, Edward, 398.
Pulney, 22.
J. B., 235.
Crawley,
W.
J.
Chetwode,
11, 40,
41, 50, 116, 131, 133, 144, 149, 195, 217, 220, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 249,
251, 256, 285, 307, 332, 354, 363, 395, 456.
Crowe, F.
41
0.
J.
W., 46,
Crease, Col. J. F., 311.
59, 61, 71, 77, 97, 102,
" Daily Graphic," 184.
Dieprink, Dr.
in,
W.
Crisp, E. G., 216.
159, 172, 173, 181, 209, 245, 327,
H.. 210, 236.
Dixon, William, 259.
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54
Roll of Authors of Papers and Essays.
Doe, Geo. M., 335.
Ernest A., 35.
Dore,
Edge,
J.
W.
Goblet
Fitzgibbon, Gerald,
154.
Greene, Dr. Thomas, 152.
Giraud,
Goldney, F. H., 237.
Count, 27, 31, 32, 33, 51, 306.
d' Alviella,
Forbes, S. Russell,
Fooks, W., 247.
K., 36, 112.
Green, J. E., 17.
86, 93, 313, 334, 372, 373.
F. F., 169.
Edmonds, Rev. Canon,
H., 229.
Firminger, Archdeacon
323.
Ebblewhite,
Dring, E. H., 114, 142, 324, 325.
J. R., 3,
Gould, R. F., 10, 24, 47, 52, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 121, 126, 137, 145, 161,
Grsiner, Gotthelf, 177.
230,. 264, 266, 298, 301, 302, 359, 362, 383, 439, 458, 464.
Guy, Harry, 368.
Hextall,
W.
Hammond, Wm.,
303.
Hawkins, E.
Hill,
B., 98, 165, 186, 200, 241, 272, 356, 367, 405, 420.
Gordon, P. G., 252, 358, 375.
Howard,
C.
C,
6,
A R
,
56
Hills,
Horsley, Rev. Canon J. W.,
Holme, R. Hooper, 289.
80, 214, 360, .388, 393, 417, 436.
iio, 278, 355, 384.
L., 2,
Hughan, W.
286, 333.
J., 9, 38,
95; 106, 113, 117, 128, 141, 156, 193, 236, 240, 243, 260, 261, 269, 273, 275, 276, 281,
Jacobs,
282, 284, 287, 349, 387, 425, 457, 465.
W.
James, R. E. Wallace,
H., 143.
Jottrand, Gustav, 308.
Johnston, Prof. Swift P., 418.
5, 338.
Klein,
Sydney Turner,
Kupferschmidt, C, 179,
122, 270, 312, 316, 317, 318, 319, 320, 321, 322, 433, 434.
Lamonby, W. F., 119, 158. I,ane, John, 15, 108, 262, 277, 294. Ivange,
Albert J., 130, 340. Le Strange, Hamon, 79, 429. Levandcr, F. W., 265, 279, 419.
Lewis, Prof'. T. Hayter, 206, 293. Lindsay, Thomas A., 20. Littleton, J., 89. Love-
380, 442.
Macbean, E., 192, 295, 404, 413.
grove, Henry, 155, 244, 397, 426, 462.
C. P., 8.
Mackay, A. M.,
de, 26, 190, 231, 271, 449.
Maiden, Rev.
Marriott, H. P. Fitzgerald, 406.
Moyle,
205.
J.
Copley, 87.
Poignant, Axel J. A., 242.
Ranking, D, F. de
408.
J.
Ramsden,
J.
D.,
76.
1'
Hoste, 183.
Robbins, Alfred
baum. Rev. Morris,
4.
Sir Albert H., 49-
Minos, Rev. P.
J. Oliver,
Murray-Aynslcy, Mrs. H.G. M.,
58.
Norton, Jacob, 396.
203.
MacCalla,"
Malczovitch, Ladislas
Markham,
Middleton, Thomas, 157.
Murray, Alfred A. A.,
Oortmann-Gerlings,
Nicolas, 194.
C. H., 441.
North, C. N. Mp.clntyre, 376.
jgg, 412, 444.
Cooper, 204.
Mackenzie, H. Rose, 55.
34, 402, 461.
Oakley, C.
Papworth, Wyatt, 330.
Pratt, Col. S.
C,
431.
Rainey,
J.
Philon,
J. Jarvis,
Richardson, Sir B. W., 53, 407, 459. Riley,
Robertson, J. Ross, 58. Rosen-
F., 12, 280, 351.
Rye, Walter, 341.
Ryknds, W. H-,
7> 19, 37, 48, 74, 83, 105,
Sadler,
118, 135, 196, 208, 253, 269, 343, 350, 401, 421, 422, 427, 432, 437, 454.
Henry, 187. " St. Maur," 91, 175. Salwey, T. J., 263. Schnitger, F. F., 170, 291,
423.
J.
Shackles, Geo. L., 100, 129, 185, 213, 296, 297.
Shorto, G. R., 153.
Simpson,
Simpson, W., 43, 45, 107, 125, 197, 411, 452. Sirr,
Smith, Rev. Haskett, 138. Songhurst, W. J., loi, 218, 374. Spain-
Percy, 299, 445, 446, 447.
Harry, 309, 414.
hour,
J.
M., 215.
Speth, G. W., 14, 25, 42, 82, 92, 120, 127, 160, 162, 163, 166, 171,
180, 232, 233, 235, 254, 328, 331, 346, 353, 365, 369, 370, 386, 394, 403, 409, 424.
Tendler, C. H., 394.
•392.
W.
Tingey,
J.
C,
Thorp, John
342.
T., 13, 75, 78, 90, 219, 347, 364, 415.
Tuckett,
J.
E.
S., 16, 29, 73, 310, 329,
Tijori, C. J. R.,
357, 377.
Upton,
W. F., 140, 239. Vroom,
James, 467. Warren, Sir Charles, i, 103, 352. Walson, Wm., 281. Westcott, W.
Wynn, 151, 268, 292, 382, 385, 438, 440. Westropp, T. J., 115. Whymper, H. J.,
Whytehead, T. B., 188, 189, 381. Wiebe, Carl, 178. Wildman, W. B.,
54, 443.
428. Williams, W. M., 150. Windle, Rev. W. E., 416. Wonnacott, W., 94, 136,
H., 109, 366.
378,468.
O. N., 85.
466.
Vaillant, J. P., 84, 211, 212, 386.
Woodford, Rev. A. F.
A., 21, 202, 348.
Vernon,
Worth, R. Hansford, 123;
Wyatt,
Yarker, John, 30, 44, 60, 72, 96, 198, 201, 207, 246, 250, 339, 430, 455,
Young, F. E., 300.
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lodg:E.
55
Reviews.
Abbildungen
Freimaurerischer
Denkmuenzen und
Medaillen
Vol.1...
.
W.
J.
Hughan
xu. 40
Vol. II.
xii.
XV. 128
Vol. IV.
Vols. V.
&
VI.
Vol. VII.
Western,
Australia,
Constitutions
the
of
171
XV. 23
Vol. III.
xvi.
252
xix.
245
xiii.
186
Grand
W. W. Knight
I/odge of
...
Bibliotheek van het Groot-oosten det Nederlanden,
1902
Burmah Masonic
Diary, 1899
Catalogue of Medals in Grand lyodge of Holland
Ireland,
,,
R. F. Gould
XV. 125
W. Speth
G. W. Speth
O. W. Speth
xii.
G.
Book of Constitutions, 1899
Grand Lodge of, Annual Report
...
J.
Iôdge Badges and Jewels
W.
J.
Masonic Illustrated, The
G.
Medals.
xii.
R. F. Gould
Katalog der Bibliothek, Grossen Loge von Hamburg W.
Hughan
Hughan
171
vii.
92
167
XV. 40
...
...
W. Speth
xxiii.
196
XV. 213
xiii.
186
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Newcastle College Roll, D.37
E. Macbean
New
G.
W. Speth
W. J. Hughan
Masonic Periodicals
Quatuor Coronatorum Antigrapha, Vol.
I.
ii.
132
179
ii.
179
ii.
180
ii.
180
ii.
180
ii.
180
iii.
103
...
viii.
168
...
xiv. 133
"Builder"
...
" S. African F.M."
Vol. VII.
Albert Pike
" F.M's. Chronicle "
Vol. IX.
...
W. Crowe
W. J. Hughan
Vol. IX.
...
R. F. Gould
xvi. 112
Vol. X.
...
J. T.
Thorp
xxvi. 207
Vol. VIII.
F. J.
W. Speth
W. Speth
South African Freemasonry, Historical Jottings
South African Masonic Record
G.
Adams, W. M.
...
W. Wynn Westcott
...
E. L. Hawkins
Armitage, Fred.
Armstrong, John.
House
A
of
95
95
ii.
...
Jno. Lane
" Keystone "
"Athenaeum"
vii.
vii.
Hidden Places
Short Masoiuc History
Antiquity of Chester Masonry
History of Freemasonry in Cheshire
..v
G.
W.
J.
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R. F. Gould
xi.
156
vi.
...
...
viii.
66
171
XXV. 132
xiv.
87
XV. 41
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Reviews.
Aberdeen Incorporated Trades
Bain, Eben-.
W.
Bain, G.
Long Livers
.
Masonic Catalogue
Barlow, Dr.
W.
...
...
Freemasonry in Grimsby
Begemann, Dr. W.
...
On the Cooke MS
Poem
Operative Documents
of
...
115
vi.
118
R. F. Gould
V.
XX. 359
R. F. Gould
G.
55
233
V.
W. Speth
W. Speth
ix.
18
vii.
33
i.
79
G.
W. Speth
W. Speth
xi.
G.
W. Speth
xiv.
89
xiv.
90
G.
Dublin Wills and Inventories
Berry, H. F.
V.
A. E. Austin
G.
On
On the Grand Lodge of London and its Treatment
the Regius
165
ii.
W. Speth
W. Speth
G.
•
Valedictory Address
Bates, Anderson.
R. F. Gould
G.
South African Masonic History
H.
Bate, 0.
...
(Reprint)
157
Records of the Dublin Gilds of Merchants,
1438-1671
The Little Red Book of Bristol
... G. W. Speth
Boos, Henri. Manuel de la Franc Ma<;onnerie,
... G. W. ^peth,
Bowers, R- W- Freemasonry and the Tabernacle and
...
the Temple
.,
...,
... G. W. Speth
Scots
Mediaeval
Macgregor.
A
Architect
Chalmers, P.
W. F. Vernon
Bickley, F. B.
Freemasonry
Chapin, A. C.
W.
in Poole
J.
...
,
Hughan
...
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Metham's Masonic Orations
G. W. Speth
Churchward, A. Origin and Antiquity of Freemagonry W. Wynn Westcott
Colston, James.
Incorporated Trades of Edinburgh ,R. F. Gpuld
Conder, Edward.
History of the Masons'
Company
G.
Crawley,
W.J.
Fasc.
Dr. Robert Fludd
Freemasonry at Bottoms, Eastwood
Craven, J. E.
Chetwode.
Csementaria Hibernica,
..
I.
Fasc II
A
„
personal disclaimer
W.
Catalogue of Masonic Certificates
Drury, C. D, Hill.
G.
Know
xii.
40
V.
125
vii.
178
,
J.
Hughan
.
W. Speth
W. Speth
W. Speth
Hawkins
167
172
X.
Ill
X.
113
X.
119
xiii.
130
vii.
180
iii.
195
ix.
W. Speth
R. F. Gould
viii.
viii.
.
18
viii.
45
X.
36
xxiii.
196
viii.
40
Royal Arch Masonry in Darling-
W. Speth
iii.
103
La Franc Maconnerie Beige au
Duchaine, Paul.
W.
XVIIIe. Siecle
Uia Lvi? J
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.
Lane
E. L...
G.
T.
.
W. J. Hughan
W. H. Rylands
W. J. Hughan
G.
,
ton
Embleton,
168
27
E. Macbean
Freemasonry in Lincolnshire
166
ii.
58
Scottish
Wm,
198
iv.
G.
Handbook
Master Mason's Handbook
Things a Freemason Should
X.
viii.
R. F. Gould
G.
Dixon,
..
Speth,
Irish Master Mason's
Masonic Clothing
171
xvii.
W.
Master Mason's Handbook
.
W.
J no.
Fasc. HI.
Crowe, F. J.
177
ix.
E. Armitags
R. F. Gould
II
Fflsc
xii.
of
London
Craven, Rev. J. B.
172
vii.
W.
•
Picart's
•,•
Freemasons
â*
%^
%
J.
Songhurst
xxiv. 176
(Facsimile
•••
G.
W. Speth
V.
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Reviews.
" Expectans."
The Symbolism
the
of
and
Bible
Ancient Literature generally
Finlayson, J. Finlay.
,
Symbols and Legends
of
Free
masonry
Firminger, Rev.
W. K.
Freemasonry
in
Bengal and
the Punjab
Flohr, A.
Grand Lodge Royal York
Fox-Thomas, E.
History of Freemasonry
Appendix to Whitby Freemasonry
Whitby Royal Arch Masonry
Gardner, F. L.
Ghosh, H.
Whitb
Rosicrucian Books
Master Mason's Guide
Modern Freemasonry
Freemasonry in Faversham
Gilon, Ernest.
Giraud, F. F.
Goblet
in
d' Alviella,
Croix
Count.
Migration des Symboles
Rose Croix Ritual
Gooch, Rakhaldas.
Gould, R. F.
...
Gammee
...
...
The Rules
Masonic Ethics
of
..
Collected Essays and Papers on Free-
masonry
...
...
Concise History of Freemasonry
Military Lodges
Graham, Alexander.
Graham, J. H.
Freemasonry
in
in Shropshire
M.
Freemasonry
in
,
Shanghai
Our Lady Guests
Templar Movement in Freemasonry
Freemasonry in Hyderabad,
Grihble, J. D. B.
Greeven, R.
Deccan
Grtiber,
Father H., S.J.
Harper, Kenton H.
Holme, Randle.
Howell, Alex.
Hughan, W.
J.
Der
Giftige
Freemasonry
Academy
of
Freemasonry
in
Kern
Columbia
Armory
in
Engraved List
Portsmouth
of
Lodges
for
Rome, 1735-37
...
Kenning's Archaeological Library, Vol.
II.
The Jacobite Lodge
at
Old Charges (Second Edition)
.
Quebec
Ancient Landmarks
Grant, H. B.
Gratton, F.
Freemasonry
1734
Rev.
S. S. Stitt
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Reviews.
W.
Hughan,
Origin
J.
of
English
the
Rite
of
W.
Freemasonry (Second Edition)
Hughan, W.
Dassigny's Inquiry
and Jackson, R.
J.
(Reprint) and Royal
Arch Masonry
Benoist's Geometrical
Jackson, R.
Review (Facsimile
plate)
Cole's Constitutions (Reprint)
Science and the Infinite, or Through
Klein, Sydney T.
a
Window
Blank Wall
in a
Lamonby, W. F.
Freemasonry
in Australia
United Grand lyodge of Queensland
Centenary Warrants and Jewels
Lane, John.
Handy Book
to the Lists of Lodges
Masonic Records
„
(First Edition)
(Second Edition)
,,
Lawrence, Rev. J. T. By-ways in Freemasonry
Masonic Jurisprudence and Symbolism
„
Leslie,
Le
„ (Second Edition)
„
Sidelights on
Freemasonry
...
Languard Fort
Major.
Hamon Freemasonry
Strange,
Holy Places
Lewis, T. Hayter.
in Norfolk
of Jerusalem
Freemasons' Marks, Scottish
The Sun God and the Holy
Norman.
Lockyer, Prof.
Stars
New York
Freemasonry in
McClenachan, C. T^
,,...
,,
,,
...
...
True Friendship, 1759
Maiden, Rev. C. H.. Freemasonry on the Coromandel
Maennels, Dr. Rud.
Order
of
Coast
Origin and Progress of the
Matter, C. Fitzgerald.
Preceptory of
Matthewman,
George, 1795-1895
St.
Addresses of T.
J.
W. Tew
Masonic Miscellanea
Mead,
Freemasonry
Col.
in St.
Helena
Har Moad
Miller, Dr. 0. D.
Masonic Fiction Exploded
Norton, Jacob.
Cornwall Freemasonry
Osborn, J. G.
Tnrot of the Bohemians
Fapus, Mons.
Powell, A. C. and Littleton, Joseph.
Freemasonry in
Bristol
Rademacher, F. W.
Ravenscroft,
W.
See Abbildungen, &c.
The Comacines, Their Predecessors
and Successors
Read,
W. H.
Masonry
in
London and Middlesex
...
B. Hextall
...
I,ODGE.
Reviews.
W.
Richardson, Sir B.
Masonic Genius of Robert
Burns
R. F. Gould
Rdmsden.
Riley, J.
Masonic
Certificates
The Yorkshire Lodges
Robertson, J. Ross.
Cryptic Rite
History of Freemascinry in Canada
History of the Knight Templars in Canada
Robinson, John.
Irish
W. H.
Rylands,
Masonic
Certificates
...
...
Masons' Marks
Philo Milsicae et Architecturse Societas
}}
)j
t
Royal Arch Chapter
-
>)
• • •
• •
*
James
of St.
Washington's Masonic Corres-
Sachse, Julius F.
pondence
...
Uy. Life of Thomas Dunckerley
Masonic Reprints and Revelations
Sadler,
Anthony Sayer
Thomas and Paul Sandby
Portrait of
Wm.
Sandby,
Scarth and Braim.
Freemasonry in Leeds
Schwallbach, F. K.
...
History of the Masonic Ritual
Studies in the Master's Degree
Shackles, G. L.
The Cathedral Builders
The Medals of British Freemasonry
Simpson, W.
The Jonah Legend
Scott, Leader.
Praying "Wheel
Tower
of Babel
Smith, D. Crawford.
W.
Vol.
of the
Strachan, John.
Thomas.
W.
Northumbrian Freemasonry
Book
St.
Taylor, Sydney.
of the
Centenary
George's Chapter, No. 140
Freemasonry
in
Buxton and Long-
nor
Temples,
P
...
Kings of Golconda
Chapter of Paradise, No. 139
Stokes, Dr. J.
Taylor, G.
and Ceremonies
Cyclopaedia of Fraternities
Tombs
Stevens, F.
Stuart,
...
Quatuor Coronatorum Antigrapha,
Builders' Rites
A. C.
Stevens,
of Perth
X
W.
Speth, G.
J.
The Historians
Burns as a Freemason
Somerville, Robert.
Songhurst,
and Birs Nimroud
Les Francma9ons
Thome, Guy.
Love and the Freemason
Thorp, J. T.
French Prisoners' Lodges
59
6o
I,ODGE.
Reviews.
Todcl and. Whytehead.
Travers-Drape, G. F.
Freemasonry
Tuckett, J, E. S.
Masonry
Turner, G. E.
W. H.
Upton,
York Masonic
Mark Masonry
in
G.
Rolls
Marlborough
in Blandford
Constitutions of the
Grand Lodge
of
Washington
Vernon,
W.
Freemasonry in Roxburgh, Peebles
F.
and Selkirk
Vibert,
shires
Freemasonry before the existence
A. Lionel.
of
Grand Lodges
The Secret Tradition
Waite, A. E.
Walker, G. W.,
S-c.
in
Freemasonry
Freemasonry in Staffordshire
Watson, W., and Hughan, W. J. The Macnab MS.
Westcott,W.Wynn. The Isiac Tablet of Bembo ...
Numbers
Brought to Light
Willox, David.
Poems and Sketches
Whymper, H.
Wolfsteig,
A,
J.
Religion of Freemasonry
Bibliographic der freimaurerischen
Literatur
Yarker, John.
The Arcane Schools
W. Speth
The quatuor coronati LODGE.
:6l
Reviews.
50.
Knights
51.
Belfast lyodge
52.
Union Lodge, Norwich. H.
Amherst of Hackney
of
/. T. Thorp W.
and Chapter. Samuel Leighton ...
Malta lyodge, Hinckley.
53.
St. Paul's I/odge,
57.
Humber
61.
Lodge
63.
St.
Minnesota.
Lodge, Hull.
Dr. G. R. Metcalfe
Shaw
G.. A.
of Probity, Halifax.
Strange and Lord
le
.
,
Herbert Crossley
Kilwinning
James Smith
...
Michael's
Lodge,
65.
Lodge
72.
Royal. Jubilee Lodge, London.
76.
Lodge, of Economy, Winchester.
77.
St. Patrick's
80.
St.
89.
St. John's
94.
Phoenix Lodge, Sunderland.
London.
of Prosperity,
Lodge, Newry.
C. E. F^rry
...
H. A. Darch
...
Lodge
Jos. L. Carson
T.O.Todd
E. A. Ebblewhite
Fortrose,
Robertson
...
W.Logan
Lodge, Enniskillen.
of
Thos. Stopher
F. C. Crossle
John's Lodge, Sunderla,nd.
Shakespeare Lodge.
99.-
108.
'
...
Dumfries.
Stornoway.
/.
Ross
...
170.
AH
173.
Phoenix Lodge, London, 1785-1909
174.
Lodge
176.
Caveac Lodge, London,
179.
192.
Lodge of St. Andrew. J, Smith
Lion and Lamb Lodge and Chapter, London.
195.
Lodge
216.
246.
Harmonic Lodge, Liverpool. Jos. Hawkins ...
Royal Union Lodge, Cheltenham. Geo. Norman.
281.
Lodge
of Fortitude, Lancaster.
28*7.
Lodge
of
Souls' Lodge,
Weymouth.
W.
J.
/. Percy
Simpson
...
Hughan
of Hengist,
Bournemouth.
C. /. Whiting
H. Longman...
Unanimity, Sto.ckport,
Blakehurst
Cookson and
...
Rural Philharmonic Lodge, Highbridge.
291.
...
Jno. Newton
London.
of Sincerity,
Z. Milledge
F.F.
N orris
294.
Constitution Lodge, Beverley
295.
Combermere Lodge
Brown
of Union, Macclesfield.
Hope, Bradford.
R.
Chas. Gott
302.
Lodge
304.
Philanthropic Lodge, Leeds.
320.
Lodge
328.
Jno. Chapman ...
St.
Pomfret Lodge, Northampton. T. P. Dorman
526.
C. Letch Mason...
Mottram.
Menturia Lodge, Hantey.
418.
445.
of Loyalty,
/. Wagstaffe
...
John's Lodge, Torquay.
360.
517.
of
•
Lodge
New
E. V. Greatbach
of Fidelity, Towcester.
Zealand Pacific Lodge.
Lodge
"
of
Honour,
Barrett
...
T. P.
Geo. Robertson
Wolverhampton.
>
'..'.
".•
...
Dorman
T.
...
J.
J.'
Hughan
..
j62
Reviews.
W.
John's Lodge, Newfoundland.
579-
St.
587.
Howe
711.
Lodge
Port
Goodwill,
Edgar
A. D. Brooks
Lodge, Birmingham.
of
J.
T.
Elizabeth.
G.
Hughan
J.
..
xxu. 212
W. Speth
xiv.
E. L. Hawkins
..
XXV. 130
Fifty Years of the Arboretum Lodge, Derby.
Joseph Bland
F.
John's Lodge, Grahamstown.
8i28.
St.
853-
British Kafiarian Lodge,
E. G.
J.
W. Crowe
..
xxiii.
XX. 358
A. E. Austin
King William's Town.
G. Ross Spencer
Thome
W. J. Songhurst
W. Watson
W. J. Hughan ..
IIOI.
Grey Friars Lodge, Reading.
1114.
Joppa Lodge, Fakenham.
1416.
Falcon Lodge, Thirsk.
1469.
Meridian Lodge, Cradock.
A. E. Austen
G.
1514-
Thornhill Lodge, Lindley.
—
W.
G.
Phillips
/. Armstrong
E. L- Hawkins
E. Charlesworth
Beever
.
..
xxvi. 208
XXV. 125
xi.
A. J. Carpenter
Rawal
Pindi.
Stewart Lodge,
/. H. Leslie
Burrell Lodge, Brighton.
W. Speth
xi.
Alnwick Lodge Records, 1701-57
Dumfries, Old Lodge
James Smith
H. Sadler
of.
Emulation Lodge of Improvement.
New
Brunswick,
St.
W.
John's Lodge.
F. Bunting
W.
York, Apollo Lodge.
J.
W. Speth
W. J. Hughan
W. J. Hughan
ix.
Hughan
123
xiv.
87
..
ix.
122
..
viii.
223
R. F. Gould
v.
237
Thorp
xvii.
237
J.
T.
R. F. Gould
W.
Roxbury, Mass., Washington Lodge
91
Chetwode
J.
G.
...
156
XXV. 130
Crawley
i960.
94
Dru
Drury
1829.
87
N.
Cranstoun-Day
731-
W.
T.
viii,
..
J. Hughan
Whytehead
B.
42
ix.
170
ii.
176
TRANSACTIONS.
Albert Victor Lodge, No. 2370
E. L. Hawkins
XXIV. 290
Army and Navy Lodge
E. L. Hawkins
xxiv. 290
Christchurch Masters' and P.M.s', Lodge, N.Z.
E. L. Hawkins
xxiv. 290
Dorset Masters' Lodge, No. 3366
E. L- Hawkins
xxiv. 290
Humber
Journal, Aldershot
Installed Masters'
Lodge
„
1895-1903
Leeds Installed Masters' Association
Leicester,
Lodge
xi. 189,
xvii. 57,
of
xii.
1904-5
xviii. 120,
Hughan
xvi. 175
E. L. Hawkins
xxiv. 290
J.
Hughan]
X. 197,
1910-11 E. L. Hawkins xxiv. 290
Pentagram, The
Rosicrucians, Newcastle College
Hallamsbire
and
MetropoHtan
Colleges
West of Scotland College
Singapore, Lodge of St. Michael, No. 2933
Rosicrucians,
J.
20
1905-6 xix. 244, 1906-7 xx. 356, 1907-8 xxi. 177,
xxiii. 193,
Manchester Association for Masonic Research
York,
W.
ix.
170, 1900-1 xiv. 135, 1901-2 xv. 126, 1902-3 xvi. 85, 1903-4
1908-9 xxii. 128, 1909-10
„
W.
W.
Research
1898-9
G.
Speth
E. L. Hawkins
..
I,ODGE.
63
Various.
By-I/aws
Alteration
,,
Correspondence Circle
Dates of Meetings
Errata
g
i
34
49
i. 217
V. 65
viii. 156
i.
i.
Q.C.A., Vol. III.
„
i.
xii.
Csementaria Hibernica
Founders' Petition
Free and Freemason
,,
i.
xi.
i
Ivibrary
85
209
166
i.
Deed
of Trust
i.
Local Secretaries
i.
Members
i. 16
Speth, Geo. Wm., Presentation to vii. 204
Speth, the late Bro., and Lodge
St. Alban, Adelaide
xiv. 144
Warrant of Constitution
i.
3
Qualification of
166
Illustrations.
Abyssinian Tablet
Acle Bridge
Adam at the Foot of the Cross
Address presented to Marquis de
Gages
Advertisement
14
ii.
15
XXV. 48
Directory,
in
Cleveland, Ohio
Ahimon Rezon,
ii.
xv. 147
1764,
xxiv. 79
Frontis-
piece
xii. 150
Alphabets, Secret
iii. 77, 78
Amiens Cathedral
xix. 126
Answer to Pope's Bull, Dedication to Bernard Clarke's
xxiv. 109
Antients' Lodges, Engraved List
of
xxi. 263
Antiquity, Lodge of. Lecture
Ticket
xviii. 67
Antwerp Bible, 1563
xix. 126
Apollonian Summons
xxvi. 32
Aprons
:
Curious
56
108
xxii. 138
xxiv. 149
Embroidered
xix. 239, xxiii. 165
Engraved
xxiv. 80
Free Gardeners
French engraved
xxi. 255
xxi. 256
Grand Lodge of Denmark
xxiii. 165
Hand painted
xvii. 219
Indian Needlework
xxvi. 273
Irish, William Greenwell
Leather, hand-painted
xvii. 179, XXV. 4, 89
xvii. 93
Linen
xxiii. 322
Loyal United Friends
iv.
hand-painted
Druidical Lodge, Rotherham
,,
Masonic
(12
(3 plates)
plates)
vi.
v.
160, 162,
Newman
Norwegian, of 1746
Painted
iv.
186,
vii.
195,
xviii. 24, 156
xxvi. 92
xiii.
35
xxiv. 29
Printed from Engraved Plates xxv. 140
Prisoner of War
xxii. 135
R.A., Scottish, 1825
xiii. 124
Small French
xvii. 181
Templar
White Satin, hand-painted
xxiii.
5
xiv.
137
xvii. 73
With design in Indian ink
xxi. 256
Arab Tribal Marks
ix. 95
Arcading in Castle Rising Church xxiii. 112
Arches at Romsey Abbey
xxiii. 115
Ark of Ptah-Socharis-Osiris
Arms of G. M. Viscount Montague
John Drawwater
,,
Masons' Company
Masons' Guild, Durham
,,
,,
25
177
xxv 20
ix. 28
xxii. 213
ii.
xi.
Prefecture Rodomskoy
vii. 77
,,
Arundel House Estate, Strand xxiv. 101
xx. 28
Ashmole's House in Shire Lane
Athlone, Stone Carvings, Old
Bridge of
Autographs
Aid worth, Hon. Mrs.
Bayley, Richard
Bell,
xv. 115
:
Thomas
viii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
Broadfoot, Philip
Claret, G.
Cummins, W. D.
xxiii.
Da
xxiii.
Costa, J. M.
de Chastelain, Chevalier
Philippe
French Documents
xxiii.
xxiii.
xvi.
xvi.
Gilkes, Peter
xxiii.
Golds worthy, J. H.
Harper, Edwards
xxiii.
Hemming,
xxiii.
Dr. Samuel
Jones, Joseph
Jones, Stephen
Joyce, James
Knapp, H. I.
McCann, James
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
55
278
275
282
265
281
280
189
188
258
279
280
275
277
276
276
281
278
:
:
:
:
QUATUOR GORONATI
•THE
64
:
I,ODG:^.
Il,I,USTRATIONS.
Autographs
Masons' Company Books
ix. 38, 42,
Mestayer, R. F.
Mornington, Garrett, Earl of
Richard, „
„
Thomas,
Morton,
Bishop
Durham
29
xxvi. 238
xxiii. 280
xxiii. 281
xvi. 188
xxiii. 276
xxiii. 282
xxiii. 275
xxiii. 277
xx. 149
xv. 122
xv. 116
xxiii. 277, 278
xvi. 104
xxiii. 283
xxiii. 243
xxiv. 24, 26
xxiv. 80
xxvi. 148
xxvi. 148
xxi. 222
W.
Percy, R.
I,i
Pomp Funebre
Scarratt, J. H.
Satterley, Thomas
Shadbolt, William
Thompson, Iâwrence
Tijou, Jean
Wellington, Duke of
Wesley, Hon. A.
White, William Henry
William of Wykeham
Williams, William
Woodcock, John
Babylonian Inscriptions
Bank Note
Banner, K. T.
R..A.
„
Barnard Castle
Battle
.
Abbey
Mark
iv.
Modern. Freemasons'
Pocket Book
Biblia
188
188
188
188
169, 241
xxvi.
xxvi.
xxvi.
xxvi.
The Cloisters
The Dormitory
The Gateway
Bennett's
24
126
xix. 126
xviii.
Pauperum
xix.
Sacra
,,
Heads
John Cole
Samuel Foulger
James Mitchener
xx. 8
xx. 144
xx. 144
:
BlacksmithsCompany.Cupof the xxviii. 128
Board inlaid with Masonic Emblems, Brighton
xvi.
89
St. Patrick's
Cathedral, Dublin
xvii.
Bodiam Castle
Book Plates
Baron J. T. Dillon
Mellor
I/ord Petre
Sober Society
Book
of
Emblems
Boom Towers
Boscobel House
Bosham Church
Town Hall
„
76
148
xvii. 76
xxi. 230
xiii.
Bucks' Relics
Budrum
iii.
Castle
Burlington Gate
Burns, Inauguration
of, as Poet
Laureate
Burnt Fen Broad, Boathouse
Bury
i
vii. 8
xv. 146
Edmunds
St.
xx.
xx.
xx.
xx.
xx.
xx.
Cornhill
Moyses Hall
Norman Tower
Abbey Gateway
St. Edmundsbury Abbey
White Horse " Sign
"Bye-Laws, Mercian Lodge
"
xxi.
4
Caldicot Castle
Cambridge
118
116
xxii. 116, 120
xxii. 120
xxii. ti6
xxii. 116,
King's College
Benet's Church
St. John's College
St. Mary's Church
Trinity College
xxii.
St.
Lodge
Candlestick,
Graces,
of
ot
the Three
Ha worth
the Human
xxvi. 240
Figure
(2
plates)
Canterbury
vi,
(4 plates)
Cape Club, Petition
vi.
of
106
155
Robert
xxv. 277
Fergusson
.viii. 229
Capital in Romsey Abbey
xviii. 201
Caricature, Masonic
Carpenters' Hall, Wall-paintings
xviii.
24
xxi. 64
xxi. 176
xxiv. 200
Castle
52
xxvi. 4
xx. 268
xxvii. 41
xii. 136
xv. 148
xxviii. 164
xxiii. 188
xxiii. 188
222
222
222
222
221
225
xxvii. 153
xxvii. 154
xxvii. 154
Caerphilly Castle
Carved Stones, Grosney Castle,
xviii.
J.
.
xv. 149, 150
xiii. 37
Bronze Ornament
Bronze Statue, I. Born
'
John Hodsall
.
Broads, on the
141
xii.
Masonic
xv. 147
xxvi. 192
xxvi. 192
:
Dr. Dodd
Peter Gilkes
xiv. 136
Brickwall, Sussex
Canon
Bill
Boardman Cenotaph,
Masters', Lodge
Sanquhar Kilwinning
Breydon Water
Caerwent
Crypt under Dormitory
Bell
Box, brass, with engraved design xxvii. 184
xxiii. 36
Boys' School, Festival Ticket
iii. 92
Brahmin with Sacred Thread
xi. 176
Brass of Hugh May
vi. 108
Brass, Stirling Lodge
Breastplate,
of
xxii.
Noorthouck, John
Oliver,
43
xxiii. 279
xv. 115
xv. 116
Jersey
xi.
Rising,
Arcading
201
in
112
xxv. 156
Church
Cave of Mithra
Certificates
120
xxiii.
:
Antients R.A., 1792
„
1795
,,
1808
Baldwyn
Bath Council
xix. 63
xix. 64
xix.
64
xxiv. 285
322
xxv. 262
Curious
xiv. 51
Elect Master, Amsterdam, 1819 xvi. 24
xvi, 36
Belgium, 1823
„
„
Cape Club
of Rites
xxiii.
1
:
^HE QUATUOR,
:
CORONAi'I I,0D6E.
65
Il,I<USTRATIONS.
Certificates
:
Finch
xxiii. 214
Free Carpenters
xxvii. 16
French Prisoners' Lodge, Dart.
moor
XX. 228
French Prisoners' Lodge, Odi-
ham
xvi.
Giesecke
C. L.
K. T.
K. T.
K. T.
K. T., Dunckerley
Irish
.
Aitchison's
I/odge des
Haven
Amis
129
xxvi. 249
xxvii. 184
xix. 2
xxiv. 285
212
xxiv. 200
xvi.
L,odge
Theresians,
Mons
XXV. 48
xix. iii
Deomatic Lodge, No. 234
Lodge De Eendracht, Rotterdam, 1786-1808
Lodge of Harmony, Chichester,
xvi. 17
1791
xvi.
212
Lodge No. 361, 17th Light
Dragoons
xxv. 88
Lodge No. 53, Liverpool
xix. 108
Military Lodge
xiv. 215
Lodge La Parfaite Union,
Smyrna
xvii. 181
„
„
XX. 205
,,
Lodge Perth Royal Arch
xviii. 244
Lodge Social and Military
Virtues
Lodge
xxiii.
of Ultrajectina, Utrecht,
1840
xvi. 23
Mark
xx. 144
xx. 144
Cypher
in
„
96
Masonic
Mopses
xix.
Partridge, Robert
xxvii. 142
R.A., Paris
xxi. 34, 36
Red Cross
xix. 2
Rose Croix, Holland, 1832
xvi. 23
St. John of Jerusalem, Malta,
189
xxvii. 68
xxv. 20
xxv. 236
xxv. 138
xvi.
Sydney Smith
Sir
Order
of Sols
Templar
Design for Templar
Upper
Elect
Master,
Delft,
1823
xvi.
24
Wardensbip
xxiv. 200
Willem Fredrik Chapter, Amsterdam, 1813
xvi. 26
York
xiii.
92
Chairs
Benevolent Lodge, Wells
Lodge Corinth, Nagpur
Coventry and Kxeter (2
.
Lincoln
N'o. 32,
Liverpool
Masonic
,,
Shakespeare's
xxiv. 136
xxii.
plates)
93
146
v. 68
v. 226
iv. 244
viii. 162
vi.
vi.
Chester
St. John's Church
St. Mary on the Hill
Eaton Hall
City Wall
Cathedral
:
15
xviii.
xviii.
xviii.
xviii.
xviii.
The Rows
xviii.
Old Houses
Roman Remains
The Old Bridge
xviii.
Chichester
The Cathedral
The Market Cross
xviii.
xviii.
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
200
:
188
188
xxiii. 188
xxiii. 188
vi. 194
ii. 33
xxv. 332
xxiii. 187,
xxiii.
Canon Gate
Mary's Hospital
Chinese Blocks
Grave Mound
„
ChoUerford Bridge
Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin,
St.
Crypt
Cilurnum
XV. 8
:
The Apodyterium
The Hypocaust
The Laconium
xxv. 332
xxv. 332
xxv. 332
Clavel's Histoire Pittoresque
215
32
xvi. 213
xviii. 213,
240
xxiv. 16
1827
Chaldean Plans in Louvre
vi. 106, 126
xxi. 241
Chandos Tomb
Charity, Report of Committee of,
xxvii. 80
1725
Charter of Masons' Guild, Durham, 1638
xxii. 24
Chartres Cathedral
xix. 126
Chearful Evening, Invitation to a xxviii. 4
Chepstow Castle
xxvii. 156
Clothing
(5 plates)
Coates, Views of
Cobham College
v.
:
South Front
Quadrangle
Cobham, The Leather Bottle
iv.
iv.
iv.
197
198
198
199
iv.
Park, The Museum
Coins of the G.M.'s of the Order
of Malta, Figs, i—41 xv. 72, 76, 80, 84
Colchester
Cobham
:
Castle
Castle
.
and Abbey Gateway
Priory
Red Lion Hotel
Trinity Church
Doorway
154
154
v. 154
v. 154
v. 154
12, 16
y.
v.
xxvii. 8,
Compagnonnage, The
Compagnons, Les, Partent de la
i. 120
Judee
ii. 155
Concert Ticket, Masonic
xix. 126
Corbeil Church, Figures from
Lodge, Illuminated
xxvii. 80
Address of
Corstopitum
Fountain and Watering Trough xxv. 332
xxv. 332
The Granaries
Coronati
:
ThB
66
QUA'IÛOR CORONAtt IÔDGEl.
IlvLUSTRATIONS.
Costume
Coutumes
West Porch
Templars and Hos-
of
xxvi. 236
pitallers
Religieuses, Picart's
xxiii. 126
The " (Caleb D'
" Craftsman,
Anvers)
xviii.
Crosier
xxiii.
206
125
Cross of San J ago
xx. 197
Crosses (6 plates)
v. 84
Teutonic Knights xx. 159, 171, 175
„
Cuneiform Inscriptions
xxiv. 24, 26
Cup of the Blacksmiths' Company
xxviii. 128
Cup, The Marencourt
xviii. 17
Cypher, Larmenius Charter
xxiv. 185
xxvi. 223
,,
,,
,,
Masonic
xxvii. 78, 151, 232
,,
Cyprian Coin showing J. & B.
v. 139
Dartmoor, Views on
xii. 119
Prison
xx. 226
,,
viii. 241
Death and the Freemason
Deerhurst
xvii. 129
Defence of Masonry, Title-page xxvi. 240
xvi. 229, 245, 246, 250
D'Eon, Chevalier
Book-plate
xvi. 251
,,
,,
Dermott's Book-plate
v. 142
Despencer Monument, Tewkesbury
xvii. 129
Diagrams Square, 47th Proposi:
Equilateral
tion,
Vesica
Piscis,
Templar
Triangle,
Pentagon,
Cross, Cross Potent,
no, 116, 117, 118, 120,
121, 122, 123, 126, 129, 131, 132, 133,
&c. xxiii. 109,
136
Dinner Ticket, R.M.I. B., 1813
xxiii. 36
Dodd, Book-plate of Dr.
xxi. 64
Doorway, Melrose
v. 226
Double-headed Eagle at Eyiuk in
Cappadocia
iii. 105
Drawing at Brixham with Masonic Cypher
xxvii. 78
Druidic Threefold Division of the
Universe
Dudley Castle
Dudley Priory
Durham
94
162
xxviii. 162
xxi. 200
xxi. 218
vi. 150
i.
xxviii.
Castle
Cathedral
Eagle, Double
Two-headed, Rite of Perfection
xxiv. 22
Edgar Tower, Worcester
Edinburgh, High Street
129
xxv. 264
Effigy of a Master Mason, Oeschel iii. 188
Egyptian Ark
,,
,,
,,
Canon
xvii.
24
106
ii.
of Proportion
vi.
Figures (Woodcut) xiv. 34, 35
Temple, General Plan
of an
Ely Cathedral
Octagon Tower
East Front
i.
91
xx. 222
xx. 222
:
The quaTuor coronaTi
i,odge.
67
Il.I,USTRATIONS.
Facsimiles
Swan and Rummer,
tions, &c.
X. 151,
154
xxi. 212
Taylor MS.
The Happy Death "
Union Lodge of St.
"
Entries
relating
xviii.
Wesley
Wardens' Book, Masons' Guild,
xv. 102
xiii.
1725-6
1761
1726-78
1780
,,
xiii.
xiii.
29
92
92
92
92
xiii. 92
xviii. 190
viii. 28
xv. 144
xiii.
Fierabras
Fireplace, Masonic
Fishing Box
Forty-seventh Proposition
Four Martyrs, Statuary Group,
Florence
Frederick the Great presiding at
viii.
xii.
94
198
an Initiation
ii. Front.
Free and Easy Johns, Membership Card
xxvi. 4, xxvii. 24
Free Carpenters
xxvii. 8, 12, 16
" Freemasons Examined," Frontispiece of
XX. 95
Freemasons' Hall, London
Fresco, Rotterdam
Frescoes in St. Gabriel's
Fridstol at Beverley
Frontispiece to Boissard's Work
Frontispiece of Code of Laws,
Jerusalem Sols
Frontispiece of Code of Laws,
Select Sols
xviii.
211
v.
143
158
192
109
vi.
vii.
x.
xxv. 20
xxv. 28
burg
xxii.
of
Lodge
the
(2 plates)
Noah's Ark Lodge
„
Gavels, presented to G.L. of
x.
xvii.
xix. 2
Zealand
xviii.
Gilbert, Dr., Tablet
„
„
Dublin, 1792-1807
1807-1817
„
1818-1828
,,
1828-1835
,,
1836-1843
,,
1843-1853
„
1853-1882
,,
1910
,,
London, 1803
„
„
„.
„
„
„
,,
,,
,,
,,
Glastonbury
Abbot's Kitchen
St. Mary's Chapel
45
56
New
German Masonic Charm
Girls' School,
137
Shakespeare
Gavel, Double-headed
ix.
v.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
xxiii.
244
178
152
168
168
168
168
172
172
172
177
167
:
The Abbey
Glendalough,
Round Tower
Good News
xxiv.
xxiv.
xxiv.
xxvi.
142
142
144
136
"
XX. 40
vii. 182
Goose and Gridiron
viii. 136, XV. 65
Gormogon Medal
viii. 138
Print, Hogarth
xix. 178
Gould Jubilee Plaque
xi. 38
Grand Lodge Sword of State
of France, Proceed-
ings in 1805
Gregorian Constitutional
Engraved
Song
List
xxvii. 137
xxi. 93
of
Chapters
List of Chapters
Greek Temple, Plan of
Ground Plans
Group at Croyland Abbey
xxi. 95
xix. 19
ii.
viii.
26
98, 99
x.
124
on Dartmoor
xii.
no
at'Rievaulx
Guesten Hall, Worcester
Halbert, Masonic
Harper, Thomas
Handkerchief with Emblems
xi.
,,
,,
Masonic
,,
Hastings
xvii.
viii.
169
129
159
xviii. i
xv. 60
v.
226
:
xxvi. 184
Castle
in St. Clement's Church xxvi. 184
xxvi. 184
Map of
Royal Coat of Arms at
xxvi. 184
xxvi. 184
St. Clement's Church
Stoup in All Saints' Church xxvi. 184
Font
Hexham
:
The Abbey
Masons' Marks
The Moot Hall
Historiale
History of Old
ments
Furniture Lodge Orange, RustenFurniture
"
Grand Orient
xxii. 28,
York Minutes, 1713
„
9
Patrick,
to John
Durham
xui. 137
xxi. 4
Gloucester (5 plates)
Goblet, Silurean Lodge
Constitu-
and
New
xxv. 328, 332
xxv. 328
xxv. 328
xviii. 190
Testaxix. 126
"
Hogarth's " Night
ii. 90
Holy Cross, Stratford-on-Avon,
xxiii. 124
Fresco at Guild of the
Horn Mug, Orange Society
xxii. 5
xv. 145
Horning Ferry, Horning Mill
xi. 140, 141, 143, 144, 150
Horoscopes
Hughan Medal
xx. 345
Hygeia repelling the Fates
xxv. 156
Incorporated Trades of Edinburgh
vii. 102
Invitation Card, Convivial Friends xxvii. 44
Ionic Capital and Base
vi. 106
Iron Stand, Brass
xviii. 42
Isabella Breviary, Miniature of
the Quatuor Coronati
i. Front.
Jellalabad, The Ahin Posh Tope
ii. 29
Jerusalem, The Masons' Hall
ii. 123
Jewels
British Lodge
xxv. 233, 234
Robert Burns's
ii. 85
xviii. 148
Cast Bronze
Bro. Craster's
x. 160
Centenary, G.L. of Scotland
.iii. 181
:
:
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68
CORONATI LODGE.
Il,I.USTRATIONS.
'~'
Jewels
Collar
Combined R.A. and P.M:
W.M. and M.E.Z.
Compass Brothers, I/iibeck
158
xxii.
94
200
iii. 192
xx. 144
xxvi. 4
xvi. 157
iii. 85
xviii.
Cornelius de Vriend
Richard Crossley
Dagger, Jno. A. Dotchin
Elected Masters', Holland
Engraved
xvii. 11, 21, 69, 83, xviii. i,
62, 90, 93, 95, 150, 175, 221, xix. Ill,
XX. 144, xxi. 5, 74, 75, 229, 256,
xxii. 36,
xxiii. 307,
xxiv. 78, 200,
xxvi. 240, 274
passes
'
,,
189
214
xxvi. 4
,,
xxiii.
,,
R.A.
Free Gardeners
v.
tenary
Sregorians
Capt. Gregor's
Keane's
,
King's Friends' Lodge
Exhibited by C. Kupfer.
xvi.
259
Surgeon,
xii.
,
Mark
65
166
xxvi. 4
xix. 138
36
xxv. 234
xviii. 221
xxii.
XX. 94
xxv. 234
vi. 162, vii. 26, 87,
109,
viii.
193,
no,
;
Modern
144, 145,
236, xi. 137, 213
xxi, 4
Sols
xxiii.
R. P. Noverre's Collection
Oddfellows'
105
xv. 196
xxi. 271
xxiii.
337
226
iii. 62
Of&cers, of No. 32
v.
Old
Old Mark
Old,
Found
at
xx. 94
xv. 132
York
xxv. 140
Order of Bucks
Order of Masonic Merit, Thornxvi. 68
hill
Old Engraved, Dr. Chetwynd
Atkinson's
xvi. 88
xxiii. 85
PhcEuix Lodge
.
.
Pierced
xvii. .64,. xviii. 221,
xxiv.
5,
Lodge of Antiquity
„
R.A., 1789
„
1809
xxii. 36,
149
P.M.'s
(Chinese)
„
xxiii. 5
R.A.
xiv. 27
v. 226
I.
Jugs
Finch
Masonic
xxv. 28
ix. 131
xviii. 67
xvii.
64
xx. 92
xiv.
137
:
vii.
vi. 151, vii. i, viii.
50
234, xxiii.
165
Dublin Masonic
E. Fox-Thomas's
Selby Lodge
J. T. Thorp's
85
205
x. 77
xii. 65, xvi. 93
Kali Yantram
xiii. 34
Kirkwall Scroll (2 plates)
x. 80
Klein, S. T., Jubilee Card
xi. 88
Residence of
iii. 114
„
Kupferschmidt Monument, Highgate
xvi. 90
Larmenius Charter
xxiv. 186, 188
" La Triple Union " by Perseval xxvii. 217
L'Art du Serrurier, Frontispiece xii. 143
Lead Plate from Waikuku, N.Z.
xvi. 91
Leech v. Seaton, Order of Court xxiv. 127
xi.
xii.
Letters
Said by Rawlinson to be from
Dr. Plot
xxv. 256
Rev. Thos. Maurice to Dr.
I/Cttsom
xxv. 148
Dr. J. C. Lettsom to Rev. Thos.
Maurice
xxv. 144
Geo. Downing to Rev. Thos.
Maurice
xxv. 142
Level,
Levels
36
Tobbias, 1806
Union Lodge, Connecticut
W. H. S. Wright
36
xxii.
Pillars
Trowel
xix. 209
xxiii.
Constitutional
Sols
T.
94
of Instruc-
tion
Three Crowned
XV. 132
xxii. 93,
Man Lodge
89
151
xxvi. 240
xii.
Mercian Lodge
xxv. 6
165
engraved
xxv. 6, 235, 283
pierced
xiii. 76, 91, xxv. 5, 7
engraved, B. White
xiii. 27
xiv. 41
Thomas White
xxv. 28, 32, 36, 38
xxiii.
Sols
Star, engraved
vii.
vi.
xxiv. 149
Bristol xv. 133
Collar
Strong
Lodge No. 83
Lodge Charles the Lion,
Copenhagen
Lodge of .Felicity
Lodge No. 53. Liverpool
Lodge of Prudent Brethren
Lodge of Regularity
Masonic
,,
Lodge No. 187
Angel Lodge, Colchester
xxvi. 240
schmidt
'
,,
135
Grand Stewards' Lodge, Cen-
Representation of
,,
Silver in
„
„
xxvii.
xxv. 36
Sols
xxi v.. 87
Royal Ark Mariner
xxiv. 29
Royal Cumberland Lodge
Royal York Lodge of PerseXX. 26
verance
xii. 65
St. George's Lodge
xvi. 189
St. John of Jerusalem
xxii. 188,
,
v.
Woodbury, Connecticut
Raised Master, Modern Sols
Recorder. Modern Jerusalem
„
Engraved Square and ComFinch
226
78
xxv. 32
R. A., Chapter
ix. 27, 54,
An Old
Irish
Lichfield Cathedral
vii.
49
171
xxviii. 160
xi.
:
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69
Il<I,USTRATIONS.
Lincoln
Marks, Masons', Wetheral
Portico of Roman
Building
Plan of Roman City
Bishop's Palace
Plan of Castle
'Roman Altar in St. Swithin's
Plan
Church
Ling Yoni
xvi.
214
xvi. 215
xvi. 216
xvi.
xvi.
217
218
31
ii.
List (engraved) of Lodges, 1747 xxiii. 308
List of Lodges, Antients, 1753
xix. 96
Locomotion No. i
Lodges, Engraved List of
Love, Honour and Justice
Ludlow
xxv. 317
xxi. 263
xvii. 137
The Feathers
The Reader's House
The Castle
The Chapel
Lumber Troopers
xix.
172
xix. 172
xix. 172
xix.
172
60
xxvii.
Magazine of Architecture, Frontispiece and Title-page
xxvii. 145
Malta, Knights of, Jeremy Cross,
Templar Chart
xxvi. 50
Man of Taste
xxi. 230
Mansion House, London
xix. 16
Map of Southwark in 1542
xxi. 42
Marencourt Cup, The
xviii. 17
Marischal College, Aberdeen
xviii. 28
Marks, Bakers', Aberdeen
ii. 161
,,
„
,,
Caste
Guild
148
vi. 63
vi. 62,
Masons' iii. 79, 189, 190, iv. 60,
61, 242, 243, iv. 169, V. 69, 147, 149,
vi. 62, 193, vii. 31, 49, 86, 90, viii. 162,
229, 233, xxiv. 35, 38, 39, 40, 42
Marks, Masons', Coele-Syria
ii. 126
,,
,,
„
„
„
„
,,
,,
„
,,
Kirkstall
„
Lebanon
,,
Masons'
„
pany
Melbourne
,,
Melrose
,,
„
„
„
,,
„
„
„
,,
„
,,
,,
„
„
68
ix.
41
iii
ix. 26,
no
ix.
x.
ii.
ii.
160
127
127
Registered
xxiv. 35, 38, 39, 40, 42
Saaditalat
ii. 127
Salisbury
ix. 177
Selby
Sidon
Somaliland
Sussex
ix.
no
ii.
126
ix.
no
xi.
170
xi.
-
164
xxi.
44
vi.
92
xxi. 52
Edinburgh
Masonic Stone, Peterborough
Masons' Arms, Swindon
Masons' Hall, Plan of
Masons' Lodge, Portsmouth
May, Hugh, Brass of
Meare
Church
vii.
60
vii.
61
218
v. 67
ix. 42
vii. 140
xi. 176
xxii.
xxiv 140
xxiv 140
xxiv. 140
ii. 18
Fish House
Lake Village
Mecca, The Kaaba at
Medals
Alfred Lodge, Oxford
Duke of Athol
Austrian
:
xxii.
iv.
xxi.
255
187
xxi. 228
i.
xxvi. 4
xi.
160
27
228
xii.
xxi.
xxi.
34
36
xx. 345
xxiii.
J. Hughan
Lambton Lodge
W.
viii.
Lodge des Cceur Unis
,,
187
xxvi. 4
Correspondence Circle
Seb. Cramoisy
Craft, R.A. and K.T.
Curious
English Lodge at Bordeaux
Entrepreneurs de Ma9onnerie
Count Goblet d' Alviella
Harcourt, E. C.
,,
199
xxvii. 184
James Brush
Dr. Chetwode Crawley
Franc ChevaUers
50
xxvii. 121
xxvii. 121
xxi. 228
Amite Bienfaisance
of Friendship and Fra-
xxv. 6
ternity
xii.
Com-
Norwich
Pompeii
Raglan Castle
Rievaulx
,,
207
ix. 26
xiii. 175
ii. 125
xiii. 126
ii. 126
36
in
Mârshalsea Prison
Martland Ruins, Cashmere
Marylebone in 1750
Masonic Hall, Glasgow
Mary's Chapel,
,,
,,
,,
iii.
Guisborough,
Elgin, L)onne
Hereford
Interlaken
Jerusalem
,,
'
,,
Comparative
Table of
„
„
xii. 35,
ix.
Whitby
York and
of
Napoleon le Grand
xxvii. 121
Masonic
viii. 15, 28, 32, 52, 53, in,
112, 159, xix. 44
Old Lodge St. John Lanark xxiii. 105
,,
Pilgjim Lodge, Visit to
Ham-
burg
P.M. Presentation Jewel
Prague Orphans' Home
Prince Masons'
105
192
ix. 131
xvii. 154
xvii. 154
„ of Ireland
R.M.I.G.
xxiii. 36
Rose Croix
xvii. 154
xxvi. 91
Scotch Templar
With Working Tools
xxvii. 184
Meeting Place of St. John's
Lodge, Connecticut
xxi. 90
Membership Card, Free and Easy
xxiii.
xxii. 5,
xxvi. 4, xxvii. 24
Johns
Memorial Tablet, John Stone
xxvi. 300
Merrivale Monuments, Diagram of xii, 120
70
Il<I<USTRATlONS.
Milan Cathedral and Equilateral
Triangle
Milltown, The Bridge of
Mithraic Temple, IVpe of
xxiii.
119
xv. 8
90
Mock Masonry xviii. 129, 132, 137, 140, 144
Monument to C. Kupferschmidt xvi. 90
Hy. Sadler
xxvi. 300
„
G. W. Speth
xvi. 205
Mopses, Reception of a Candidate xxiv. 16
Mornington House, Dublin,
Birthplace of Hon. A. Wesley xv. 108
Morton, I.W., Ground Plan of
Roman
xiii.
Villa at
iii.
Villa
42
Roman
Morton, I.W., Mosaics in
viii.
106
149
xxiii. 149
xxvii. 132
xxv. 4
xv. 151
xii. 109
xxiii.
Mystery
Apex
of the
xxiii.
Hidden
„
Napoleon at a French I/odge
Nautillus Shell
" Neck," The
Nelson Banner at York
Newcastle-on-Tyne
:
Map
of City
Ruins of Old Bridge
General View of City
xxv.
xxv.
xxv.
xxv.
xxv.
xxv.
xxv.
xxv.
xxv.
xxv.
320
320
320
320
324
324
324
324
325
326
xix. 126
The City Walls and Towers
The Castle
Hospital of the Holy Jesus
The Keelmen's Hospital
The Surtees' House
The Trinity House
The Cathedral
New History of the Holy Bible
New
Palace Yard, Westminster
Newport, Mon.
News from Elysium,
xx. 44
xxvii. 153
Frontis-
piece
Newstead Cottage
Norwich
xviii. 34, 36
iv. 232, 233
:
The Cathedral
East
End
of Cathedral
Gate
The Sheep Market
Cloister Arch
St. Ethelbert's
The
Cloisters
Church of St. Peter, Mancroft
Porch of St. Andrew's Hall
Old House in Tombland
House
built
XV.
XV.
XV.
XV.
xv.
xv.
xv.
xv.
xv.
142
142
142
142
142
142
142
142
145
by Mayor Henry
Bacon, 1557
Window
Head
I,eonard's Priory
Roman Wall
Notre Dame, Paris
Numbers, Secret
Odd Fellows, Club of
137
89
xii.
xvi.
Parsee Consecration of a Priest
vi. 167
(2 plates)
iii.
Parsee with Shoodrah
94
Patent, Marquis de Gages, Prov.
xxv. 40
G.M., Netherlands
xxiv. 190, 192, 196
Patent K.T.
vii. 76
Pedigree of Grand Dieta, Mexico
viii. 91
Pentalpha
Perfection, Rite of. Two-headed
xxiv. 22
Eagle
xxi. 8
Persepolis, Column at
vi. 106
Persian Plans
xx. 268
Petre, I/ord, Book-plate of
xxvi. 188
Pevensey Castle
v. 226
Picture (by Gainsborough ?)
xxi. 8
Pillar at Jerusalem, Capital of
viii. 16
Plan of Doneraile Court
Plan of Extent of Fire, Bishopsxix. 16
gate Street, 1765
xii. 33, 34
Plans of Wetheral Church
vi. 106
by Raphael Sanzio
viii. 32
Plate, Masonic
xxiv. 80
Plates, Engraved
Pocket-Book, Bennett's, Front-
xviii.
ispiece
Portraits
24
:
Armitage, Edward
Ashmole, Elias
Astley, Sir
xxvii. Front.
xi. 7,
xxi.
Aytoun, William
Ball, Rev. C. J.
Beckwith, Thomas
Bell,
vii.
ix. i
iii.
105
24
xxiii. 282
xvi. 107
xxv. 16
65, xiv.
xviii.
Bromwell, Henry P. H.
Brooks, William
Burnes, Dr. James
Byrom, Dr. John
W. M.
xiii.
xxi.
iv.
49
236
Front.
xvi. Front.
Castle, E. J.
Charlemagne
xviii.
Chilcott, Isaac
Cole,
92
xxiv. 248
Besant, Sir Walter
Blesington, Earl of
Broadfoot, Philip
Clarke, Sir C.
97
142
xiii.
Andrew
Bywater,
xxv. 237
Edward
Purdon
John
xv. 145
XV. 145
Conder, Edward
Connor, Geo. C.
Crawley, W. J. Chetwode
Crowe, F. J. W.
xv. 149
Curtis, Sir
Old Carved Bar at the Maid's
Ruins of the Church of
xx. 44
'
44, 45, 46, 48, 51
33, 162, xviii. 152, 160,
iii.
Mugs
Old Palace Yard, Westminster
Orbis Miraculum, Frontispiece
and 3 cuts
Panel of Inlaid Wood, Brighton
William
178
xx. 26
xii. Front.
xx. 6
xiv. Front.
vii.
no
xx. Front.
xxiii. Front.
xxv. 20
Daniel, Francis Columbine
St.
xv. 150
xv. 150
126
78
xxvii. 56
xix.
iii.
xviii. 66, xxiii.
152
D'Eon, Chevalier xvi. 229, 245, 246, 250
xii. 24
Dillon, John Talbot
Dinley, Sir John
Downing, George
xxviii. 52
xxv. 152
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IvODGfi.
Il,I,USTRATIONS.
Portraits
Sadler,
Drake, Sir Francis
xiii.
Drawwater, John
Bring, E. H.
Drummond,
Josiah H.
Entick, John
Eques a Capite Galeat
x.
xxv. 12
xxvi. Front.
164, xvi. 105
xxi.
17
152
xxi. Front.
ix.
Gilbert, Dr.
v.
Goldney, F. H.
Gould, R. F.
iv.
Greiner, Gotthelf
W.
xxviii.
B.
J.
W.
Irwin, Francis George
Kelly, William
Klein, Sydney T.
I,ane,
C.
John
Iêinster,
40
xxviii. Front.
J.
Kupfcrschmidt,
90
x.
xxvi. 89
Hofmeyer, J. H.
Hood, Viscount
Horsley, Rev. Canon
Hughan, W.
73
xv. Front.
Symon
Hawkins, E. hHenley, John
Hextall,
76
xxvii. 103
Frodsham, Bridge
Grynseus,
92
Duchess of
Duke of
„
le Strange, Hamon
Ivcttsom, Dr. J. C.
lyewes. Sir Watkin
Ivewis, T. Hayter
Ivyon, David Murray
I,ysons, Daniel
Samuel
Macbean, Edward
Ivysons,
MacCalla, C. P.
Markham, Sir A. H.
Maurice, Rev. Thomas"
vi. 81
xxv. 16
xviii. Front.
iv. 181
vi. 167
vii. 143
xi. Front.
x. Front.
xiii. 41
xvii. 160
xvii. 158
xvi. 92
xxv. 148
xxv. 16
vi. Front.
36
36
xxviii.
Front.
v. 132
xvii. Front.
xxv. 152
ix.
Mendez, Moses
Miller, William
xviii.
Moira, Earl of
xvii.
Montgomery, Andrew
no
xvi.
xxviii.
104
16
174
138
ix.
xviii.
Mornington, Richard, 2nd Earl
Wesley
•Mount joy, Viscount
Napoleon Bonaparte
of
Paine, Thomas
Partridge, Robert
Parvin, Theodore Sutton
Pelgrom, Charles de
Perceval, Nicolas
Pike, Genl. Albert
Plot, Dr. Robert
Pratt, W.-Col. S. C.
Rancliffe, I/ord
Ragon, Jean Baptiste Marie
Rawlinson, Dr. Richard
Richardson, Sir B. W.
Rylands, J. P.
W. H.
„
Sackville, Charles
xv. 115
24
96
xxviii. 48
xxvii. 142
xv. 29
xxv. 82
xxvii. 217
iv. 116
vi. 120
xviii.
xxvii.
Front.
xxi v. 100
iii.
xviii.
96
xi.
13
x.
5
151
V. Front.
xiii. 152
v.
Henry
xxiv. Front.
Sayer, Anthony
Schultz, Edward T.
Scott, Sir
xiv. 181
xii.
Walter
Shackles, G.
1,.
Ebenezer
Simpson, J. Percy
William
,,
Sinclair, Robert
Silby,
Sirr,
Henry
Charles
Joseph
Major
,,
Smellie, William
Topham, Edward
Thompson, Edward
Thorp, John T.
76
92
xix. 40
xix. 40
xix. 40
xxiv. 248
xxviii. 139
113, xiv. 97
xxvi. 300
xxvi. 300
X. 90
ix. 82
XXV. 20
xxv. 16
xiii. 92
V.
xiii.
,,
Songhurst, W. J.
Speth, G. W.
Stone, Henry
Nicholas
,,
Symon Grynseus
Thorns, Fredericus de
Tooke, John Home
134
XX. 209
xix. Front.
xxiv. 88, 89
xxv. Front.
iii.
xxii.
Front.
Warren, Sir C.
viii. Front.
Washington, George
xvii. 152
Watson, Sir Brook
xxv. 12
Wellesley, Col. The Hon. Arthur xv. 100
Wesley, Hon. A., Earl of
Wellington
xv. 108
Westcott, William Wynn
vii. Front.
Wharton, Philip, Duke of
viii. 116
Whitehead, Paul
xviii. 135
Whymper, H. J.
vi. 94
Whytehead, T. B.
xiii. Front.
Williams, W. M.
vi. 6
Wilson, Gavin
v. 154, xxv. 258
i. 133
Wooley, Edward
xiii. 92
Wright, Waller Rodwell
xviii. 176
Yeatmann-Biggs, Maj.-Genl.
xi. 89
Powder Flask
xxiii. 106
.Horn
xxiv. 80
,,
Prentice Bracket, Gloucester
Prince Arthur's Chantry, Worcester
"
Print of a " Freemason
Procession of St. James's lyodge,
xi.
xvii;
59
129
4
xxi.
Tarbolton
xxi. 158
in Building Construction, Rules of
xvi. 102
Pull's Ferry
xv. 148
Pyramid of Gizeh, The
i. 90
Quadrature of Circle
viii. 218
Quatro Incoronati, Rome, Church
and Convent. Exterior, Interior, Inscriptions, Plans
i. 148
Quatuor Coronati, Antwerp Token xiii. 78
Proportions
„
„
„
„
Bruges Jewel
Church of
„
„
Ghent Banner
xiii.
84
xxvii. 20
xiii.
89
72
lLI,USTRATIONS.
Quatuor Coronati, Ghent, House
I.ODGE.
:
:
I,ODGE.
73
Ili<ustrations.
Provincial
Grand
Stamps, English Lodge at Bor-
Iôdge,
Netherlands
Rodomskoy
xxv. 51
ix. 134
Prefecture
Royal Arch
I/odge, Kilmarnock xv. 204
Purple' Ivodge
vi. 197
St. Andrew's Lodge, unidentified xiii. 25
St. George's I/odge, Hamburg
xiv. 53
,,
John
St.
Malta
Vienna
of Jerusalem,
St. Joseph's Ivodge,
xvi. 198
128
86
xiv. 91
viii. 92
,,
xxi v. 149
with Figure of Justice
,.
vi. 64
Statuette, Masonic
xxvi. 156
Statutes, English Templar
French Templar xxvi. 158, 172
,,
xiii.
Polten Chapter
Shakespeare Ivodge, Spilsby
St.
vi.
Solomon's
Frankfort
ness,
xiv.
Lyon
Three Crowned
V. de
„
Pillars
lau, 1741
„
ix.
210
130
ix.
135
Thistles Lodge,
xiv. 171
Triple Council E. C. Rite
xv. 28
Unidentified
xiii. 178, xiv. 82,
XV. 216, xxi. 228
Union Parfaite Lodge, Varasd viii. 180
zine
xix. 172
xix. 172
xix. 172
vii.
tism
Stonehenge
Stow, Views of
Strand, Plan of the
i.
94,
xxvi. 302
115, 118
viii.
xvi.
Strassburg Cathedral, Sculpture
over West Door
Summonses
Engraved
Grand Master's Feast, 1769
Great Lodge, Swaffham
Lodge of Antiquity
23
188
xiii. 92
xiii.
vii.
,,
,
St.
Josephine
xxv. 36
xxv. 264
256
176
xx. 232
xxi.
xviii.
xix. 21
xxvii. 100
R.A. Constitutional Sols
xxv. 36
158, 160, 174
Friendship
Wakefield Chapter, Gregorians
9
xix. 126
xxiii. 180
Shrewsbury
St. Martin's Church
Market Hall
Mardol
Butcher Row
Grope Lane
Fish Street
xix. 170, 172
xix. 172
xix. 172
xix. 172
xix. 172
xix. 172
Old Mint
xix. 172
The Raven
xix. 172
xix. 172
Ship Inn
Rowley's Mansion
The Castle
The Council House
xix. 172
xix. 172
xix. 172
Sikh Knives
vii. 17
Snuff-box
xviii. 176
Napoleonic
xxvii. 117
,,
xvii. 218
Enamelled
„
Sober Society Book-Plate
xxvii. 41
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba xix. 126
Solomon's Seal and the Shield of
David (Figs. 1—46)
xv. 55, 56, 57
Southwark in 1542^ Map of
xxi. 42
Sowdonc of Babylone
xviii. 190
xvi. 205
Speth, G, W., Monument to
14
xxvi. 32
Royal York Lodge
xviii.
ii.
:
Ancient and Original Sols
Apollonian
Cape Club
XV. 64
213
xx. 28
xvii. 137, 148, 150, 152,
Sermon by James Anderson
Sheba, Queen of
Show Card of James Brush
54
Stone, Robert, Register of Bap-
Unity, Peace and Concord
Lodge
Unschuld Lodge, Vienna
Virtuous Traveller Lodge
York Grand Lodge
Sentimental and Masonic Maga-
xxvi. 152
The Castle
The Gateshouse
135
XV. 93
Mayence
and Frankfort
of
Munster
Stokesay
The Church
Stone at Galavaid
xiv.
Stars
Skeletons' Lodge, Bres-
Grand Encampment
,,
Socrates Lodge of SteadfastS.C. de la Sincere Amitie de la
xii. 22
deaux
Independent Black Prince xxv. 234
Lodge des Amis Constans xxiii. 214
Star,
of Perfect
xviii.
53
xxi. 105
West India and American Lodge xix. 21
Sun and Fire Symbols
iv. 31
Sussex, The Rapes of
xxvi. 184
Swastica
v. 147
Borderings
iii. 52
„
Swearing Circles of the Arabs
ix. 91
Sword of R.A. Constitutional Sols xxv. 284
Teutonic Knights
xx. 173
,,
with Masonic Emblems,
„
Turin
xiv. 49
Symbol of Perfect Man
xxiv. 209
Symbolic Chart of 1789
iii. 36
Plate
viii. 89, 93
Square
xiii. 28
„
Tabernacle, Model of
vi. 8
Plan of
i. 91
„
of the Roman Catholic
,,
Church
Talisman
Hebrew
„
Tau
ii.
at Bingley
Keystone
Taverns, London and Suburban
Angel Inn
as a
Barn, St. Martin's Lane
Crown and Anchor
Feathers
15
xxvi. 92
xv. 134
vi.
92
xx.
xx.
xx.
xx.
32
40
28
28
:
'THE
74
QUAfUOR CORONAlfl
Illustrations.
Taverns
:
lyODGE^.
THE QUATUOR CORONATi
I,ODGE.
75
Illustrations.
Uriconium
xix. 172
Venice Bible, 1587
xix. 126
Vesica Piscis in Art
xxiii. 135, 137, 138
Vier Gekroonde in Ghent, Drawing from Record Book
xv. 195
Waikuku, Cast Lead Plate from xvi 91
Wakeman Cenotaph, Tewksbury xvii. 129
Wall (Etocetum)
xxviii. 160
Wall Paintings, Carpenters' Hall,
I/Ondon
Walpole, St. Peter's Church
Walsoken, All Saints' Church
Wardenship, Certificate of
Warrants
xxviii. 120
120
118
xxiv. 200
xxii.
xxii.
:
Ancients' lyodge. No. 87
xxi. 74
Early Grand Encampment
xiii. 160
Grand Kilwinning Chapter
xiii. 162
Lodge True and Perfect Harmony, Mons.
XXV. 40
Mother Kilwinning Lodge
xiii. 161
Royal Ark Mariners
xxiv. 98
xxi. 90
St. John's Lodge, Connecticut
Supreme Grand Encampment
Warwick Chantry, Tewkesbury
Watch with Masonic Emblems
xvii.
165
129
xvii. 175, xxiii.
124
Watch-paper, Masonic
Wells
Almshouses
xiii.
xxvii. 24
:
xxiv.
xxiv.
xxiv.
xxiv.
High Street
xxiv.
Market Place
xxiv.
St. Cuthbert's Church
The Cathedral xix. 126, 165, xxiv.
xxiv.
Vicars Choral, HaU of
Bishop's Palace
Chairs of Benevolent Lodge
West India and American Lodge,
Summons
132
138
136
140
138
132
132
136
xix. 21
Westminster Abbey, Porch to N.
xxi. 251
Transept
Westminster and Keystone Lodge,
xx. 26
Engraving for
xx. 44
Westminster, Plan of
xviii. 129
Westminster Journal
West Walton, St. Mary's Church
xxii. 118, 120
xxi. 241
Whitchurch, St. Lawrence
xxviii. 164
White Ladies
Winchelsea
The Church, West Front
xxvi. 188
Tombs in N. Aisle of Church xxvi. 188
Winchester Cathedral, Fragments
of Stone in
i. 112
Winchester and Romsey (4 plates) viii. 175
Window, Chartres Cathedral
viii. 106
:
St. Neot's Church,
Cornwall
Wisbech, St. Peter's Church
177
118
xxviii. 160
Wolverhampton
St. Peter's Church xxviii. 160
viii. 87
Woodcarving, Masonic
Woodhead Scroll xvi. 122, 128, 141, 156
xxiii. 214
Woolwork Panels
Worcester
xvii. 129
Working Tools, presented by Dr.
xxviii. 34
Rd. Rawlinson, 1731
xv. 143
Wroxham Bridge
Broad
xv. 144
„
xv. 147
Yarmouth,
ii. 33
Yin- Yang
xiii. 92
York Banner
xiii. 92
Relics
,,
Summons used by Grand
„
ii. 112
Lodge at
xviii. 170
„ Templar Charter
xiii.
xxii.
.(,,
i
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