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BEING THE FRANSACTIONS of the QUATUOR CORONATI LODGE NO. 2076, LONDON. FROM THE ISABELLA MISSAL • BRITISH MUSEUM ADO. MSS.. 18.851 CIRCA 1500 A. D. □ ...-V tVt . EDITED FOR THE COMMITTEE BY W. J. SONGHURST, P.G.D., AND LIONEL VIBERT, R.A.G.D.C. VOLUME XLVII. TABLE OF CONTENTS - LODGE PROCEEDINGS. I’AGE. Friday, 5th January, 1934 1 Friday, 2nd March, 1934 45 Friday, 4th May, 1934 83 Saturday, 23rd June, 1934 ... 121 Thursday, 5th July, to Sunday, 8th J idy. Summer Outing: Durham 163 Friday, 5th October, 1934 171 Thursday, 8th November, 1934 248 NOTES AND QUERIES. Sketchley Tokens. H. Poole 259 T over H and the Interlaced Triangles. \j. \’ibert 259 The Brothers Kigge. E. Eyles 259 OBITUARY. Adams, A. ^V. 118 Anderson, Dr. D. Urysdale 118 Anderson, Major Dr. James 118 Bice, W. Player 118 Black, Captain J. Cameron 118 Blackburn, Joseph 118 Borrett, A. Trivett 267 Brabner, Frederick 118 Bridge, John 267 Brighton, G. L. 118 Brockbank, F. W. 118 Buck, E. H. 267 Comber, Dr. C. T. T. 118 Conder, Edward 267 Coode-Adams, Sir John 118 Cordell, J. H. R. 267 Crerar, John 119 Dickinson, George 119 Dolton, J. A. 119 Ferrier, R. F. E. 119 Forbes, Dr. S. Rus.sell 119 Fraser, J. Sutherland 119 Gill, Richard 267 Gillmor, Rev. Fitzwilliam J. C. 267 Gridley, A. R. 267 Grieve, C. J. Kerr Haslop, C. E. 119 Heard, G. T. 267 119 i \» Table of Contents. OBITUARY.—Continued. rAUE. Ho^^iu■(l, Capt. A. F. IF 119 Hutcliiiisoii, Frank 267 Jolley, P. H. 119 Kellett, P. E. 119 Klein, S. Turner 267 Lonnon, Uopt. 'William 268 IMcIsaac.s, Alexander 268 ^Mackintosh, 7i'er. Cunon A. 119 iMehta, Poostiimjee', Dhunjeebhoy 268 Murray, 7>r. John 268 Nixon, Capt. J. Clarke 119 Northond, J. "W. 120 Palmer, John 268 Pursell, 'W. T. 120 Pobsrts, J. D. 120 Kobertson, P. H. 268 Pose, Algernon 268 Poxburgh, J. P. 120 Pudd, H. Pulmer 120 Samuel, Sir John Smith 268 Slnnr, T. Sime 120 Simixson, (i. P. 268 Snowball, Fitzgerald 120 Sjiencer, Sir T. Harris 120 'rearoe, James 268 'riioiniison, J. M’ooilbui'\' 268 Trubshaii’, H. A. 120 Tuekett, J. E. Shum 268 Whitemore, C. J. 268 Wood, W. 120 Woodman, 11. .Musgra\e 120 Woods, H. 120 Youngman, A. AY. 120 PAPERS AND ESSAYS. London Bridge and its Builders. Py Douglas Knoop and G. P. Jones introductory, 5; The Pridge Aeeounts, 8; The AVork ot the AYarden.s, 9; Aia.sons employed at the Pridge, 11; Chief Alasons of the Pridgo, 19; AA’ages, 20; Masons’ Customs, J2; Continuity and Pegnlarity of Em]iloyment, 3o. Comments b\' P, Tele|)nelf, 38; AA’, J. Songhnrst, 10; G. AA^. Bullamore, 10; C. F. Sykes, 11; AA’. J. AA'illiams, 12; L. A^ibert, 13. Peply by Douglas Knoop, 43. Freemasonry in France in 1725-1735. Part 1. The Sources and the first Paris Lodges. Py AA'. E. Moss 17 The Biographical Aipiroach, 17; 1’lie Lalande Tradition, IS; Earliest Printed Sources, 19; “ Scot.s IMasters ” in 173o, 30; The Additions to Anderson, 52; Exposures and Apologies, 55; Horns and Harpoerates, 65; l)e La Tierce, Coustos and Ijoixl Afalpas, 68; The Orv.endlichc JS'ii'lirichf, 69; La.lande, 70; I’he Four Original Paris Lodges, 75. Comments by AA7 K. Firminger, 77; B. Telepneff, 79; AA". AA7 Covey-Crump, 81; G. AAk Bullamoro, 82; Lewis Edu'ards, 82. Table of Cnvienfs^. V. PAPERS AND ESSAYS— P.VUF. Freemasonry in France in 1725-1735. Part TT. I'he I^eiidcrs and tlieii 87 identi-fication. By W. E. Moss Lalande’s account, 87; ^ra.skclyne, 89 ; He"uert,\ , !)(), Harnouester, 92; Ormond, 94; Scheffer, 96; Derwentwater, 98; Radcliffe Family, 98; The Lords Clifford, 103; Countess of Newburgh, 108. Comments by B. Teleimefl, 109; J. Heron Le|)ijer. Ill; L. Vibert, 112. Reply by W. 1C iMoss, 112. Our Early Brethren as Patentees. By F. IV. Golby 121 Introductory, 124; History of Patent Law, 126; Ijist ol .llasonie Patentees, 129. Clnnments by IV. K. Firmingor, l.)4; C. Adams, loo; Gen. Bnllamore, 1.16: J. O. .Manton, lo7; 11. .lames, l.)8; H. A. Maeinin, 1.19. Ro])ly by F. M. Golby, lo9. Freemasonry in France: 1725-1735. By W. K. Firminger 160 Summer Outing: Durham. By Lionel Vibert 163 Sunderland Afasonic Hall, 164; Durham Cathedral, 164; Durham Castle, 164; Pittington (dinrcli, 164; Phmnix T.odge, 16.1; Ihnehah' Priory, 161; Eggleston, 161; Bowes Aluseum, 16.1; Paper by L. Vibert, 166. The Early Years of Harmony Masonic Lodge No. 555 Fermoy, Co. Cork (1806-58). Com])iled from the Original Afinutes. By .1. Heron Lefiper 176 Formoy, 17,1; A Imdge at Carlow 1778, 176; AVarraut transfei’red to Eei'inoy, 176; Earliest Alinnto Book, 178; Alilitary Alcmbers, 181 ; Seton AVarrants, 18.1; Taiter records, 190; Act of 182.'! against Secret Societies, 197; Period 18.30-1834, gajis in the Afinutes, 201; De.gree of Past Alaster, 20.1; R..V. Eneanijiment 183.1, 206; .loining members from Greece, 212; AVarrant Snri-endered 18.10 and revived 1862, 216; Arundel Hill, 221; Condiisiou, 223. Apiiendiees: 1., Alembers, 1806-1868, 224; IL, A'isitoi-s, 1806-1868, 230. Inaugural Address. By AV. .1. Snnghnrst 263 The Toast of the W.M. By AAV K. Firmingor 267 REVIEWS. The two earliest Alasonic ATSS. By Douglas Knoop, G. P. .Jones and Douglas Hamer Innnel A'ibert 116 Hi,story of the Lodge of Amity. By Harry P. Smith Jjionel A'ibert 261 The Briti,sh Lodge No. 334. By T. N. Craustoim-Day Tjionel A'ibert 263 The Lodge of Sincerity No. 292 Jjiverponl. By AA^m. Scott Jiionel A'ibert 265 INDEX --mm PAGE. PAGE. Ar'ce])tion, The ... ... 172 Durham Castle 164 Alniinuir]i Frattcmaronx, 1757 S'2 Durham Cathedral 164 Amity llisrnit ... ... 262 Ai)ok)i);ia, IJibliography nf ... 52 Eclectic Union 186 Appreiitice.ship; London Hridpie 32 EsKle.ston Abbey ... 165 Audit Keijort ... ... 2 English Lodge in Ireland 190 Eiiriiclopl'iJir (Diderot) 71 Bristol Masonic Society 173 Bowes Museum 165 Exhibits:— Cancellation of AVarrant 186 Aprons ; — (liaitsons (Naudot) 84 Continental, uncertain date ... ... 4 Chapters referred to :— Linen, Scottish ... 4 Linen, probably Scottish 86 British 265 Moira ... ... 122 Cyrus, No. 21 250 Orange Order ... 4 Fermoy 206, 209 By-Laws of Spalding Lodge 4 Panmure 257 Certificates : — 262 Poole Atholl ... ... 122 Boyal York No. 7 257 Craft, of Coldstream vSineerity, Liverpool 265 Lodge ... ... 86 112 Friendship, Oldham ... 4 Chivalric Degrees in Ireland G.L. of Ireland (1810)... 174 Conuicines 166 Ditto (1845)... 174 K.T. & IMark (I.C.) ... 174 Constitutions, MS.:— Master Mason (New York) ... ... 46 115 Cooke R.A. and K.T., Carrick- Fortitude D.48 46 fergus ... ... 174 Regius 115 R.A. and K.T., North Sloane MS. 3329 ... 253 Ireland ... ... 174 5Villiam tVatson ... 116 R.A. (I.C.) 174 Roval Order of Phillip! 174 Constitutions (Kvi’npn) 1736 52 Charge (1756) ... ... 122 Cork .Masonic Asylum 209 Code Alayonnique ... 174 Cro.sses, Anglo-Saxon 166 Constitutions of 1723 ... 4 Deputation (1791) ... 4 “ Declared off ” Certificate 180 Fe.stival Ticket (1813) ... 122 Fortitude MS. (Photographs) 46 Degrees:— Gavels b_v David C. Schramm 86 G.L. (Moderns) Report 1791 122 Ecossai.s ... 49 Heraidt (Brussels reprint) .. 122 High Knight Templar 113 Jeton of Grand Commandery. Highrodiam ... 168 K.T. of Virginia 174 Installed Master ... 265 Kilwinning . .. 1‘3 Jewels: — Knight of St. John of Deacon (French) ... 4 Jerusalem ... ... 113 Lodge No. 979 (I.C.) ... 3 Knight of St. Paul ... 113 Provincial Grand Lodge Past Master ... 205 of Lancashire ... 173 Prince Alason ... 201 Lunarians Notice of Meeting 86 R.A. Irish ... 210 Mappas Macon ... ... 46 Rose Croix 52 Medal, New Temple ... 86 Scots Masters 50, 78 Pamphlet, 7 Liheri Mvratrri Templar 52 Schiacciati ... ... 174 Pamphlet, Charge, Newcastle T)fl La Tierce ... ••• 52 Lodge ... 46 Desagulier.s’ Patents ... ... 132, 159 Patents (specimens) ... 123 Dickens on Patents ... ... 127 Print, James Asperne ... 122 Dorset, Provincial G.L. ... 262 Print, Philip Broadfoot ... 86 Ducat, Freemason’s ... ... 63 Proclamations against Free¬ Duel between Lodge members ,,, 207 masons (Almeira) ... 86 Index. vn. Exhibits:— Lodges referred to:— P.\GE. r.VGE. Proclamation by Emperor Devil Tavern 78 Joseph (1786) 122 Dorchester 262 Summons, Lodge of Friend¬ Duke of Lorraine (London) 67 ship, Oldham 4 Dunkerque 76, 79 Summons, Non-Masonic Lodge Eighth Light Dragoons 263 Les Philadelphes 4 Eightj^-third Regiment 182 Snuff Box (Scots) 174 Fermoy, Harmony 175 Table-cloth 4 Fifth Regiment 190 Token (Brass) from Billings¬ Fifty-third Regiment 182 gate 46 Frankfort-on-M. 62 Tracing Boards (Miniature) 46 Friendship, Oldham 4 Gate.shead 168 Fees for Patents 126 Glasgow Kilwinning 199 Fermoy 175 Globe 259 Finchale Priory 165 Kihvorth 182 Freemasonry through three King’s Arms, Mar.vlebone ... 264 Golden Jubilees 265 Hamburgh 78 Freres Pontifes 39 Hartington, No. 916 173 Fro m the Watch Tower 250 Hengist 262 Horn 77 Garden of Enchantment, The... 250 Inhabitants, 178 ... 217 Genealogical Tables : — Ionic 257 Cholmley 100 Karl zur gekionten Saiile ... 63 Dunbar 101 Kings Head 401 ... 259 Lennox 99 Lebeck Tavern 260 R ivers 102 London No. 108 ... 260 Louis d’Argent 75 Grand Lodge of Greece, 1840 ... 212. Grand Lodge Questionnaire 197 Lyme Regis 262 Marburgh 62 Marlborough Harmonic Lunarians 86 173 IIi.starico-Masonic Tracts 177 Melcombe Regis 262 Hole Craft and Fellowship 172 Moira 253 Mons 76 In Memoriam: — Moy 113 Edward Conder 172 Neptune 237 Sydney T. Klein 249 Neuf Soeurs 70 J. E. Shum Tuckett 172 New castle-upon-Tyne 46 Ninth Regiment ... 180 Jarrow 166 Ninety-first Regiment 180 Jewels of British Lodge 265 Paris 75 .Journal de Terdiin 111 Phamix 165 Plymouth Dock 180 Les Fri-Macons ; Hyperdrame ..
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    CONTENTS. good grammar are insulted, and in which all Masonic teaching and all Masonic good feeling are ignored and put on one side altogether. We do not speak L EADERS 273 j Masonic Notes and Queries 277 without book, f or Masonic History and Historians 274 Royal Masonic Institution for Boys 277 " " wc have seen similar productions, which , in our opinion Thc American Vast. Master's Degree 274 : New South Wales 277 if the subject was " worth the candle," might bring the writer before the Unjustifiable Fears 274 i R EPORTS OF M ASONIC M EETINGS — Public Installations 275 j Craft Masonry 277 ?' Board of General Purposes. " Ceaseless attacks on the living and reflec- Wasting Time 275 j Instrnction 270 The Masonic 1-csUval of 1S09 275 1 Royal Arch 270 tions on the dead are not the proper methods of exhibiting the true princi ples CurtRF.sroxnEN'ci:— ;' New /caiand 279 of Freemasonry, of endearing it to its friends, or recommending it to its Increase of Louies 276 ! Tasmania 2S0 Correct Terminology 276 Masonic Tidings 2S1 foes. We always make allowances for personal idiosyncrasies or temporary Masonic Directory ^-A Query 27 6 J General Tidings 2Sr Reviews .' 276 1 Lodge Meetings for Next Week 2S2 excitement , but we think that we have " had enough of it " in the metropolis, and trust that we may not have to allude to these nonsensical proceedings again, as, like some contagious disorders, they are " infectious," and may OUR esteemed confrere, Bro. G RIMAUX , in the " Monde Maconnique " for spread far and do much evil.
  • 0711 Knights Templar Magazine

    0711 Knights Templar Magazine

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  • A Masonic a L P H a B

    A Masonic a L P H a B

    The heart may conceive and the head devise in vain if the hand be not prompt to execute the design. A masonic alphabet............................ 1 Rev. Dr.James Anderson .....................1 Palmer Cox’s Brownies....................... 2 The golden mean .................................2 The Inquisition..................................... 2 Old Charges.......................................... 3 Lodge notes ......................................... 4 Our Grand Master’s itinerary............ 4 A masonic This portrait of the Rev. Dr . James An d e r son (1680-1739), compiler of the first Book of Constitutions, ap p e a r ed in Arthur Edward Wai t e ’ s Ne w Encyclopædia of Freemasonry in 1921. Bonus points for anyone who knows al p h a b e t what is wrong with this portrai t . A is for Antient. This spelling, been purged from most usages, a square and compasses, and Some masonic scholars have common enough in Scotland to this day the Canadian Wor k below the urn was a Bi b l e , pr oposed the theory that the and Ireland, comes down to us Installation found in our Fo rm s sq u a r e and compasses, colour of the Grand Lodge fr om a revisor of James and Cerem o n i e s refers to the in t e r twined with laurel. of ficers clothing was adopted An d e r s o n ’ s 1723 Co n s t i t u t i o n s Antient Charge s . C is for colour. The pred o m i - fr om the ribbon of the Most of Free m a s o n s , John B is for Broken Column.
  • The Galweys & Gallweys of Munster

    The Galweys & Gallweys of Munster

    Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2016 https://archive.org/detaiis/galweysgailweysoOObiac The Galweys & Gallweys of Munster by Sir Henry Blackall Updated & Computerised by Andrew Galwey & Tim Gallwey Revised issue 2015 Vinctus sed non Victus Vincit Veritas PUBLIC VERSION N.B. May be put into the public domain. See over. 1 CONDITIONS OF ACCEPTANCE, USE, COPYING & TRANSMISSION Risk of Identity Theft This version is for general usage since only the year of birth, marriage or death is given i.e. no day or month, for people born after 1914, married after 1934 or died after 1984. It is available in some publicly accessible locations such as the library of the Irish Genealogical Research Society, National Archive of Ireland, Public Record Office of Northern Ireland, Cork County Library (Reference section). National Library of Ireland, and Clonakilty Library. There is also a FAMILY VERSION which is restricted to family members only, as it has full details of day, month and year of birth, marriage and death, where known, to facilitate identification of individuals when located. Such information is not provided in this version due to the risk of identity theft. Open Source The information contained herein has been collated from many sources. The bulk comes from copies of the Journal of the Cork Historical and Archaeological Society (JCHAS) which owns the copyright. Other material has been published in The Irish Genealogist and further information has been gleaned from the internet, requests to family members, personal archives, and so on. This is a living document and is distributed subject to the conditions of the copyleft convention (GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE See http://fsf.org ) whereby there is no charge for copying or distributing.