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Ars Quatuor Coronatorum Vol. 54 BEING THE TRANSACTIONS of the QUATUOR CORONATl LODGE NO. 2076, LONDON. EDITED FOlt THE COMMITTEE BY COLOXEB F. M. RICKARD, F.Q.F.li. VOLUME LIV. W. J. Parrett, Ltd.. Printers, Margate. TABLE OF CONTENTS LODGE PROCEEDINGS. PAGE Friday, 3rd January, 1941 ^ Friday, 7th March, 1941 J4 Friday, 2iid May, 194] Tuesday, 24th June, 1941 1^4 Friday, 3rd October, 1941 ... Saturday, 8tli November, 1941 ^11* OBITUARY. Anderson, Squadron Leader A. J. G. ... 118 Armington, A. H. ... 11B Bailey, T. W. 11« Balloch, D. 118 Bek, J. W. a.Tl Blunt, Sir E. A. H. 118 Burnand, A. A. ... 231 Oalderwood, W. T. ‘ 231 Garrick, W. L. 1 IS Grozier, G. 118 Fisher, N. 118 Foster, Major A. N. 118 Garrood, VV. G. 118 Gill, U. U. 231 Gorgas, G. A. ... 118 Hcndcr.son-Blantl, ('aqitain R. 231 Hill, C. H. 119 House, W. B. 119 Jewitt, \V. 119 Johms, H. G. 119 . Bangford, N. P. 119 Bevey, B. 119 Byncs, J. A. 119 -Marsden, W. 231 IMeier, W. F. 119 Meyer, J. H. G. 119 Middleton, T. 119 Moore, F. 119 Newman, G. A. 231 Oliver, F. 119 Parkinson, W. A. 119 Pemberton, P. 231 Picton, E. 119 Hichmond, G. W. 231 Ross, W. J. 120 Southwell, S. M. 120 Stanton, E. W. 12() T'horpe, A. T. 231 Trcntham, G. 12() Vincent, 11. E. 12i) Walters, F. G. 12o Watson, R. G. 120 IV. Table of Contents. OBITUARY.—Continued. PAGE White, K. C. 231 Whitelock, J. L. 120 Wilson, U. 231 Wood, G. \i. 120 Vortard, H. A. 120 PAPERS AND ESSAYS. The United Lodge of Harmony and Friendship. Hy W. Ivor Grantham 3 Sliort life of the Lodge, 3; Original Petition, 4; Query regarding Installation Ceremony, 4; Work done before constitution, 4; Activities in Mansfield, 5; Local antagonism to. the Craft, 5; Private Lodge Certifieateis, 6; Migration to Uckfield, 7; Proposal to move to Lewes, 9; Unfavourable reception in Lewes, 11; .Minute Hook (if 1827, 12; Suspension of regular meetings by W..M. on certain occasions, 13; Sale of Lodge furniture, 16; Aiiiiendices—By-laus of the Lodge, 19; Lists of Brethren, 25. An Introduction to the History of the Carbonari, Part IV. By F. B. Bad ice 35 State of Italy in 1821-1831, 35; The New Charbonnerie, 38; Society of Euroiiean Begeneration, 39; The Grand Firmament, 39; The Directing Committee, 40; The “ Speranza ”, 42; The Carbonari in the several States in 1821-1831, 44; The “ Filadelfi ”, 48; 3'he revolution of 1831, 50; The Alberti.sts, 52; The Lyon Expedition, 54; Austrian intervention, 59; Note on the Parisian Sub-committee, 62; Note on the Carbonari in Foreign Countries, 63. The Nomenclature of Masonic MSS. By Douglas Knoop and G. P. ■I ones 69 The Titles selected by copyists, 69; The conventional nomen¬ clature, 70; The grounds on which the MSS. appear to be named—(1) Public Bepository, 70; (2) Present Masonic Owner, 71 ; (3) Former Masonic Owner, 72; (4) Present Private Owner, 73; (5) Former Private Owner, 73; (6) Earlier and Later Private Owner, 73; (7) Owner-Copyist, 73; (8) Copyist, 74; (9) Purchaser-Cdllector, 74; (10) Purchaser-Donor, 74; (11) Donor, 74; (12) Donee-, 74; (13) Masonic Worthy, 75; (14) Author quoting MS., 75; (15) Printer, 75; (16) Person for whom jiamphlet was printed, 75; (17) The First Editor, 75; (18) Association with a particular place, 75; (19) Beputed Owner or Association, 75; (20) Family resemblance, 75; Cases where names have been changed, 76. An Introduction to the History of the Carbonari, Part V. By F. B. Badice 122 Mazzini and Carbonarism, 122; Foundation of ” Young Italy , 124; The ‘‘Independents” and “Beal Italians”, 125; Split in the Emigration, 126; The “ Befqrmed Carboneria ” remains a revolutionary Bump, 127; Waning of the Carboneria, 128; Second Savoy Expedition, 129; Pellico’s return, and his book, 131; Multi])lication of the Sects, 132; They lose their influence, 138; Ethical, religious and political aims of the Carboneria, 139; Subversive nature, of the inner councils, 153; Charles Albert’s fate, 156; Cavour and the Sects, 157; Appendix, 158; Bibliography, 171. Table of V. PAPERS AND ASSAYS—Continued. The Lodge of Lights, No. 148. By J. Armstrong 179 Constitution of the Lo.dge, 179; Places of meeting, 179; It. Arch in Warrington, 180; Irregularities of behaviour of members, 182; Charitable efforts, 184; Compounding of disjjutes, 184; Military duties, 186; Admission from “Ancient” Lodges, 187; Lodge in “low water”, 190; Amalgamation with Lodge No. 322, 193; Laying of Foundation Stone of Warrington Bridge, 194; Episode of bill for framing by-laws, 19o; Nolihca- tion from Grand Secretary re spurious Lodges, 197; Celebration of wedding of Prince of Wales, 198; Centenary celebration, 200; Contact with German Masoirs, 200; I>ord Lathom, Prov. G. Master, 206; Masonic Hall, 206; Lodge Banner, 207. Begemann's History of Freemasonry. By Douglas Knoop and G. P. Jones ... ... 86 The Lodge in Trinity College, Dublin, 1688. By B. F. Parkinson ... 96 Gild of Masons at Lincoln. By W. J. Williams 108 The Common Judge. By P. J. Underwood 111 The Tracing Boards of Britannia Lodge No. 139. By D. Flalher... 228 Inaugural Address 218 Toast of Worshipful Master 226 NOTES. The Lodge of Reconciliation and the Ritual 116 Mrs. Caroline Baker nC Walter Hancox (1599) 230 INDEX PAGE PAGE Accei)tion, The 89 Constitutions Adeltia ... ... 39 149, 153 AI Leftists 54, 122 Chetwode-Crawlev 70, 75, 93 AiualKaination of Ix)clge of Clapham 72, 73 Lifrhts witli St. John’.s Clerke 72, 74, 76 Lodge 193 Cole 69, 75, 80, 83 Amici del populo ”... 136 Colne, No, 1 71, 75 Amicizia cattolica 131 Colne No. 2 71, 75 ” Amis dll peuple ” 136 Cooke 70, 71, 76, 80, 88 Anniversary, 150th, of Lodge of Cooke-Baker 73, 76 Lights 206 Crane No. ’71, 73, 76 “ Antholog.v ” 135 Crane No. 73, 76 A]M)fasimeni ... 124 Dauntesey 73, 79, 84 ‘‘ Astro del Meditcrraneo ” 48 Dermott 73 Austrian intervention... 60 Dodd 69, 75, 80, 81 ‘‘ Authentic School ” of Masonic Drake 75, 81 writers 92 Dring-Gale 73 Drinkwater No. 69, 72, 76 Ranner, Lodge of Lights 207 Drinkwater No. 69, 72, 76 ” Black Pin ” Society 53 Dumfries No. 1 69, 71, 75, 76 ” Book M ” ... ... 74 Dumfries No. 2 71, 75, 76 “ Braccia ”... ... 49 Dumfries No. 3 71, 75, 76 Bylaws, payment for ... 195 Dumfries No. 4 71, 75, 76 Dumfries-Kihvinning No. 1 76 ‘ Calderai ” ... 46 Dumfries-Kilwinning No. 2 76 Carbonari in France ... 55 Dumfrie.s-Kilw’inning No. 3 76 Carbonarian Circular of Mazzini 169 Dumfries-Kilwinning No. 4 76 Carbonoria, Aims of ... 139 Dumfries-Kilwinning No. 5 76 ,, Changes in 43 Ed inburgh-Kil winning 76 ,, and the Papacy ... 142 Edinburgh Register House... 70, 93 ,, Reformed 133, 136 Emberton ... 72, 74, 76 ,, in Rome ... 141 Essex 70, SO strength in 1830 ... 50 Fisher ... ... 69, 72, 74, 76 Catechisms 70 F isher-Rosedale 73, 76 Cattolica, Societe 128 Folkes 73 Chapter of Benevolence No. 98 180, 198 Fortitude 71 Chaptei', Elias Ashmole No. 148 180, 201 Foxcroft ... rn ro Charbonnerie 38, 54 Gateshead Charity Ball, Lewes ... 7 Graham ... 70, 73, 74, 0\>, DO ” Charte ” ... 38, 54 Grand Lodge No. 1 72, 75, 81 Chester Cathedral 204 Grand Lodge No. 2 72, 75 Centenary of Lodge of Lights... 200 Haddon ... 74 Ceremony by a Warden 198, 199 Halliwell 76 Certificate. Private Lodge 6 Hargrave 75 “ Circoli ” 45 Harleian, 2054 ... 69, 71, 74 Harleian, 1942 71 Constitutions:— Harris No. 1 ... 69. 71, 74, 75 Harris No. 2 ... 69, 71, 75 Aberdeen 69, 71, 75 Heaton, Wallace, No. 1 72, 74 Aitchison’s Haven 69. 72, 74, 75, 80 Heaton, Wallace, No. 2 76 Alnwick 69, 71, 75, 83 Henery Heade 71. 74, 77. 78, 81 Anchor and Hope 71 Henry Browm 76, 77 Antiquity 71, 74 Holywell 72, 73, 75 Bain 69, 73, 74, 77 Hope 69, 71, 72 Baker 73 Hub of Universe 76 Beaumont ...69. 72, 73, 77, 80 Huddleston 72, 73, 76 Beswdcke-Royds 72, 73, 74, 76, 83 Hugh an ... 69, 72, 75 Bolt-Coleraine 72, 73, 78, 79, 81 Inigo Jones 72, 75 Boyken 72, 73, 74, 75 Kilwinning 69, "71, 75, 76 Bri.scoe 69, 75, 81 Krause 75 Brook-Hills 72, 73 Lamb Smith 73, 84 Brown, Henry 76, 77 Langdale 73 Buchanan 72, 73, 74, 80 Langley ... 75 Cama 69, 71, 74 Lansdowne 69, 70 Carmick, Thomas... 72, 73, 74 Lechmere 72, 74 Carson 72, 74, 76 Levander-Yorke 71, 73 Chesham 72, 75 MacNab ... 72, 73, 74 Index. vli. PAGE PAGE 39, 52 Constitutions:— “ Grand Amphitryon ” “ Grand Firmament ” 37, 39, 126, 149, 73, 77 154 Masons’ Company 89 Melrose No. 1 71, 75 Grand Ijodgc, formation ot 71, 75 Grand Orient of France 204 .Alelrose No. 2 148 Melrose No. 3 71, 75, 80 “ Guelfia ” 73, 77 Morgan ... 36, 48 Newcastle 69 Holy Alliance Newcastle College 72, 73 Newcastle Lodge ... 71, 77 Illuminati 149, 153 124 Pap worth 70, 72, 74, 79 Indipendenti ... .. Phillipps No. 1 69, 73, 75, 77, 84 Installing Master, qualification Phillipps No. 2 69, 73, 75, 77, 84 Phillipps No. 3 69, 73, 75, 84 La (ruerra per Jiantle—Rianco.’ 138 Plot 75 Le, mie priyioni—Pollico 131 Poole, Ealph 73, 74 Lewes, Ma.sonrv in, 1827 11 Portland . 73 L(i wes, Royal visit to, 1830 13 Probity 71 “ Liberati ” 146 Ralph Poole 73, 74 Liberty, Knights of ... 46 Ramsey 69, 73 Rawlinson 69, 70 Lodges referred to : — Regins 70, 72, 75, 76, 88 Roberts 69, 75, 81, 89 Aberdeen, No. 1, ter 71 Scarborough 72, 74, 75, 77 Aitchison’s Haven 94 Sloane, 3323 69, 71, 74 Alnwick 71, 89 Sloane, 3329 70, 71 Anchor and Hope No.
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