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1919- Ars Quatuor Corona Vol.32.Pdf @uafusr @oronaf.-- ~rum -. RErNC THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE I / QUATUOR CQRONATI LODGE NO. 2076, LONDON. I / X%>: X%>: FROM THE ISABELLA MISSAL. It I / RIIIIZD 1+'01: IIIIR C011~~1T11T71J31331. 111 H. I1IZAA7D.S', TS.A., P.A.G.D.C., 1 1 VOLUME XXXII. TABLE OF CONTENTS. LODGE PROCEEDINGS. PAGE . Friday. 3rd January. 1919 ... ... ... ... 1 Friday. 7th March. 1919 ... ... ... ... 56 Friday. 2nd May. 1919 ... ... ... ... 77 Tuesday. 24th June. 1918. St. John's Day in I'larvest ... ... 96 Friday. 3rd October. 1919 ... ... ... ... 146 Saturday. 8th November. 1919. Festival of the Four Crowned Martyrs 16'3 NOTES AND QUERIES. Church of the Four Crowned 3iartrrs at Canterbury ... ... Mellitus. Archbishop of Canterbury (619.624). and the Quatuor Coronati Square ... ... ... ... ... Free mason in 159.9 ... ... ... ... Society of Moonkification ... ... ... Maister Mason. &c . ... ... ... ... Bro . Isaac Chilcott ... ... ... ... The Leland-Loclre MS . ... ... ... Shakespeare and Frcemasonry ... ... ... ' ' Seven ' and ' Three Master Masons ' ... ... Foot Cloth-Painted Cloth-Floor Cloth-F looring ... Freemasonry in Francc 1732-3 ... ... ... A ltomaii Catholic Estimate of English Freelnasonrg .. The ' Opera di San Pietro ' ... ... ... OBITUARY . Atk~nson.Georgc ... Baker. Louis Leroy ... Bate. Osborn Hambrooli Booth. William ... Capel. George Wiliiam ... Carter. iMuior Frank Bird Cole. Charles William .. Couch. James ... Cuddon. Elias Martin Dalg!eish. Henry J . ... Dixon. hew . Edward Young Fisher. William ... Friend. Cupt . B . J . ... Gedge. Alfred Sydney George. Frederick Brand Gissing. George John ... Glass. John Hamm. Johaniles M . ... Hibberdine. William ... Houndle. Henry C . H . H . Jennings. Thorp Buttolph Kielland. Ur. Kristian S. Kiralfy. Imre ... Lambton. John William Laurensen. Robert Sinclair Lemon. Reav. Thomas Willism Lines. Stanley L . Burnett Loewg. Benno ... Macbean. Edward ... Marples. Robert Itoffat Maye. William Bennett [g. ?able of Contents. OBITUARY.-C~TL~~IL~~~. PAGE. Millar, James ... 176 Nethersole, Major Alfred Rnlph .75 Newton, Lieut. Edwin B. B. 75 Pegge, William Thomas 144 Plumbe, Rowland , ... 76 Pratt, Lieut.-Col. Sisson Cooper 77, 144 Rees, E. C. ... 144 Ridout, George ... 76 Sachse, Dr. Julius F. ... 176 Scott, George Lamb ... 76 Sebastian, Robert Lee 76 Simons, Henry ... 76 Smith, James R. ... 56 Speedy, James ... 76 Stockings, mTilliam F. 176 Tangye, Edgar ... 76 Vernon, Szr William ... 144 White, Dr. Henry F. La Touche l i6 Whitney, Frank Irving ... 76 PAYERS AND ESSAYS. The Origin of Additional Degrees. By J. E. S. Tuckett ... ... L Pure ' and ' Ancient ' Masonry; Article 11. at the Cnion in 1813; ' Additional ' Degrees; Their origin ; The Theories advanced not wholly but partly new; They are experimental and invite critical cxaminat~onand discussion, 5; Alleged Foreign (t.e., non-British) Origin of the earliest Additional Degrees discredited ; Examina- tion of the Foreign evidence to 1750; The Paris Lodge 1725, and the Walsh Regiment; Banier and Le Mascricr; Newspapers, English, Bmericnn, Foreign, 6; Ramsay's Oration, new light ' upon the date of its first publication, 7 ; Voltaire; Documents at Stockholm; 1'Avocclt Barbier; de la 'Fierce, 8; The HBrault- Carton affair; Relatzon Apologique, 1738, 9; Earliest Allusion to an association between Freemasonry and the Order of Knights Templar; LPS Ftt-Macons Hype~tlrnme,1740, 10; Apologle pour llOrtlre, 1742; Le fv&re Amel-tcazn; The Degree Chev. tJe l'digle; The Abbe Perau, 11; French Regulations of 1743; the Simonnet MS. of 1744; La Franc-Mayonne, 1744; Le Scectu ltompu, 1745; ' Ecossois ' Masonry, 12 ; L'h'cole sles Frn~lcs-Mayons, 1748 ; Masonic Symbolism and Legend before 1717; The Third Degree Legend ; The Crusades; The Fraternity R.C. ; Adamson's Mic~cs Tllrenodze, 1638 ; Swift ; Ramsay ; Dassigny ; Samber's 3Inso~lic E'ormulce, 14; Long Lzvers, 1722; Stukeley's 0rrlc.r of the Book; ' Verus Commodus ' and Desaguliers ; The Stirling Brasses, 15; Freemasonry and the House of Stuart ; The Church of Rome and Freemasonry ; Papal Bulls and Police Crusade in France ; Failure of the attack, 17; Scots Masonry; its claim to superiority; Chambers' Cycloptetllci, 1728; Letters in the 1)trzly Journal, 1730; Hesolutions of Grand Lodge, 18; Scots Lodges in London, Salisbury ancl Bath; The Ro~alOrder of Scotland; The Lodge at Swallwell, 1746, 19; Scots Masonry asserts itself in France; References to additional degress in France from 1742 onwards, 21; Scottish and Jacobite origin of Scots Masonry; Prince Charles Ed~vardStuart claimed as its chief during his lifetime, 24; Con- clusion : The ' Additional Degree.' movement commenced with Britons, not Foreigners; Claim of such degrees to be a part of Freemasonry, 26. Comments bp Gordon Hills, 31; W. J. Songhurst, 34; Edward Armitage, 40; Sydney T. Klein, 42; Cecil Powell, 43; Henry Lovegrove; W. B. Hextall, 44; Count Goblet d'Alviella, 46. Reply by J. E. S. Tuckett, 47. PAPERS AND ESSAY S.-~bzctin~ied. , PAGE. Vestiges of the Craft in Spain. By Sydney T. Klein .. .. 57 The Square &nd Colllpasses in the Cathedral and the Church of San Lesmes, Burgos, 57; History of the Church and of its Founder, Adelelmo, 58; legend of the Saint and the Queen of England, 61 ; IVla~ons' Marks on buildings in Seville, 62; Valencia, 63; Tarragona, 64; Barcelona, 65; and Gerona, 66. Comments by Gordon Hills, 67; J. E. S. Tuckett, 69; H. G. McLachlan, 70. Reply by Sydney T. Klein, 72. Three Masonic Novels. By Henry I~ovegrovo ... ... ... .4mt~ Lu~orcnce, the Preetntrson's Dctuyhtrr, 79; The E1~ernicr,~otlo, 80; Love cit~tlthe Pi~eemctsons,81. Commcnts by Gordon Hills, 83; W. B. Hextall, 85; R. H. Baxter, 86; J. E. S. Tuckett, 87; C'. Gough, 9i); Sir Alfred llobbins, 02; W. J. Songhurst, 93. Xeply by Henry Lovegrove, 94. peculiarities of the Book of Constituions. By Rodk. H. Baxter ... Constitution or Constitutions; Grand Lodge composcd of all Private Lodges on Record, 97; Qualifications far Grand Office; Powers of the Grand Wardens, 98 ; The Grand Stewards; London ltank, 99; Provincial and District Grand Officers; Local funds for charitable and other 3Iasonic purposes, 100; Private' Lodges, 101; Petitioners for Warrants; Provisional Warrants in Districts ; Qualifications for Office ; The Confirmation of Minutes, 102 ; Credentials required from Visitors ; Honorary membership ; The mode of working in Lodges of Instruction, 103; The admission of C'and~dates; Clearance Certificates, 104 ; ltegalia, 105. Comments by Gordon Hills, 105; W. B. Hextall, 107; Lionel Vibert, 108; J. H. Stirling, @g; 11'. J. Songhurst, 110; J. Walter Hobbs, 111. Reply by R. H. Baxter, 113. Lodge No. 20, Antients. By W. J. Songhurst ... .. Notes on the Minute Book and some members of the Lodge, 114; The By-Laws, 115; The Minutes, 119; Lists of Members and attendances, ?28; Lists of Visitors, 134; Cash Accounts, 137. C Notes on some Trade Guilds at Ludlow. By T. J. Salwey ... ... The Pnlmers Guild, founders of the Grammar School; The Fletchers Guild; Federation of the Trade Guilds as Stitchmen and Hammer- men; Charters regulating the Guilds, 149; The Government of the Hammermen by Six men and Two wardens; The meeting place in the Church of St. Laurence, 150; Fees paid for admission of - Freemen,, 151; Revisions of the Ordinances, 152; Decline of the Guild ; Admission of non-Operatives ; The virtual extinction in 1835, 153. Comments by Gordon Hills, 154; W. B. Hextall; Canon Horsley, 160; Andrew Hope, 161. Inaugural Address. By J. E. S. Tuckett ... .. ... The Toast of the Worshipful Master. By Gordon P. G. Hills .. INDEX. PAGE. PAGE. Additional Degrees, The Origin of 5 1 Hammermen's Guild at Ludlow ... 149 Audit Committee, Report of ... 2 -Honorary Masons ... ... 18 Barcelona. Masons' Marks at ... 65 1 Jacobite Lodges ... ... 16 Book of ~6nstitutions,Peculiarities in the ... 97 Knights Templar, Early allusions British Origin of Mason;; ~e~re'iH 6 to association of Freemasonry Burgos, Masons' Marks at ... 57 with ... ... ... 10 Larmenius, Charter of Chapters (R.A.) referred to:- Legend and Symbolisn~before lj17 Glasgow ... 146 Leland-Locke MS., The 141, Hartington, N;."916 169 Lincoln, Masons' Marks at ... King Solon~on's, No. 20% 146 Methuen. No. 1533 ... 169 Lodges referred to :- Panmure, No. 720 ... 148 Antiquity, London ... Strict Benevolence. Sunder- Bayard, No. 1615 ... land ... ... Bath .... ... ... Devil Tavern, Temple Bar Chevtrlfer de Z'Aigle, Degree of ... Gallery, No. 1928 ... Church of Rome and Freemasonry Hartington, No. 916 Clearance Certificates, when re- Jubilee Masters, No. 2712: : : quired ... ... Kaiser-i-hind. N'o. 1724 ... Constitution, ~eculialitiesin the Z'U~ion, rankf fort ... Book of ... ... ... Lily, Richmond, No. 820 ... Cdntinental Freemasonry derived Loyal, Monmouth ... from England ... ... Loyalty, No. 1533 Mary Chapel, dinb burgh::: \Degree of Chevalier tle I' Aigle ... Moira, No. 92 Degree of Royal Arch ... ... Mournimg Bush, kdersga& ' Degrees, Ecossois . Old Marlburian, No. 3533 ... Degrees, The Origin of 'Ahditionii Paris, 1725 ... Robert Thorne, No. 3663 ... ' Ecossois ' Masonry ... St. George, North Shields.. England, Masons' ,~ari;s' in St. John's, Glasgow ... English Masters in Lodge at Salisbury ... ... Swallwell ... ... Solomon's Temple, Hemming Row Exhibits :- White Bear. ~ol&hsquare Apron, Hand-painted ... No. 1, Antients ... ,, Craft, Brazil ... No. 3, ,, ... Rose Croix, Brazil.. No. 4, ,, ~e<iificate(M.M.), Lodge No. 5, ,, St. George, North No. 8, ,, Shields ... No. 15, ,, ,, (M.M.), Grand No. 16, ,, Lodge of England No. 18,
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