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Index To The Third Volume.

INDEX .

On the best mode of directing the influence of the female character in lhe mora ! state of society , by . Mr . W . Artaiul , 191 . —No . Ul . On presence of mind , by Mr . J . Dean , 331 . —No . IV . On sensibility , by Mr . T . Redder , 395 . LockeMr . the celebrated philosopher ,

, his opinion of Freemasonry , 79-Lodges , hints for regulating their charitable donations , 252 . Madness , an elegy , 437 . Maid , old , her case , written by herself , 337-Manuseripta very ancient one on the

, subject of" Freemasonry , with illustrations by Mr . Locke , So ., Marriages , 1 54 , 234 , 309 , 3 81 . Masonic anecdote , a whimsical one , 121 . ¦ intelligence , 73 , I 43 > 435-precepts , 318 , 390 .

Masonry , its origin , progress , and design , a discourse on , delivered at Charleslown in America , . D . 1793 , 159 . ¦ a charge delivered to King Solomon ' s Lodge atCharlestown , 1793 , 166 . ¦ charges , sermons , essays ,

letters , and other articles having relation to , 5 , 9 , 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 21 , 73 , 79 , 80 , 8 4 , 85 , 92 , 94 , 100 , , 102 , 10 3 , 121 , 133 , 143 , 159 , 166 , 171 , 239 , 246 , 252 , 313 , 31 S , 335 , 3 S 6 , 387 , 390 , 435 . > JJfe , Master and Slave , anEastenPapologue , 95 . T ^

Memoirs of Mr . Andrew Brice of Exeter , 21 . —Dr . Tipping Brown , 335 . —George Colman , Esq . i 3 o . »—Daniel Dancer , Esq . 2 S 1 . —Kosciusko , 3 > 373- —The Rev . William Peters , 260 . —The late Duke of Cumberland .

43 ° - Military discipline , examples of , 345 . Moliere , anecdotes of , 213 . Money , on the medical application of , 123 . Morality comparative of the ancients and moderns , 347 . Naples , memoirs of the Freemasons of ,

[ continued from Vol . I . p . 194 ] 209 , . 273 , 323 , 399-News , foreign and domestic , 73 , 14 R , 226 , 299 , 373 , 445 . Norfolk Island , account of , 4 8 . Old Age , 'plain rules for attaining to a 'l eiili ' ifti ! one , 409 . 01 . ' . Batckcic : ; his case , 277 .

Old Maid , her case , 337 . Oration on Freemasonry , pronounced at the Audit House in Southampton , Aug . 3 , 1792 , by Dr . Jieans , 9 . in a Funeral Lodge to the memory of W . St . Clair of Roslin , Esq . formerly hereditary Grand . Master of Masons in Scotland , 239 .

Parliamentary proceedings , 57 . Parsimony , singular instances of , 281 . Passions , essay on the subduing of , 416 Peters , the Rev . William , memoirs of , ' 260 . Poetry ;—Prologue to " The Glorious First of June , " 64 . Songs in ditto , 65 , 66 . — Address to the Grand

Architect of the universe , 67 . — A song for the Prince of Wales ' s birth-day , 68 . — Epitaph on a scold , ibid . —Paraphrase on Psalm exxii . 69 . — On a beautiful young lady of low size , who died at the age of fifteen , ibid . — Petherlon Bridge , an elegy , 70 . — On the death of a fly , 71 . —Lines on a

Welchman , ib . — Ode to a beautiful young lad }' , and a fine singer , 72 . — A caution to virgins , ib . —On Sir Francis Drake , ib . —Occasional address of Mr . Bannister , jun . to the audience at the Liverpool theatre ,

137 . — Ode to the King on his arrival at Weymouth , 13 S—A song- for the Knights Templars , by T . Dunckerley , Esq . 139 . —A Masonic song , 140 . —Lines on my shadow , ' 6 . - ^ . The debtor , 142 . —A Masonic hyrmr , 146 . —A poetical sketch of the beauties of Preston Court , Kent , 219 . —

Song to Delia , 221 . —The candlestick , ib . — The farewell , a Masonic song , by Mr . Robert Bunts , 222 . — Lines on temperance , 223 . — Occasional address intended for the opening of Covent-Garden Theatre , 22 4 . — Extempore lines on love , 225 . — A favourite Masonic song , set to

music , 291 . —Address spoken at the exhibition of Mr . Wright ' s academy in Sunderland , 292 . — The celebrated lines of Des Barreaux to the Deity translated , 293 . —Lines to Mrs . Jemima Jones on her liirth-day , [ Oct . 17 , 1794 . 3 294 . — Elegy to the island of Jamaicaib . — Epitaph on a

, celebrated Irish actor [ Mr . Rowe ] , 295 . — The fly , 296 . — Lines by Mrs . Robinson , ib . — A favourite Masonic song , set to music , 3 6 3 . — Whisky , ¦ in Iris . ') Bacchanalian song , 364 . — On contemplating the tombs in West-

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THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, OR GENERAL AND COMPLETE LIBRARY. Article 1
A SERMON PREACHED AT THE ANNIVERSARY GRAND PROVINCIAL MEETING OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS, AT WEST MAILING, IN KENT , MAY 19, 1794. Article 3
MASONIC PRECEPTS, TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN, FOR THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE. Article 6
EXTRACT FROM THE PRECEDING RULES. Article 9
SELECT PAPERS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, READ BEFORE A LITERARY SOCIETY IN LONDON. Article 11
MEMOIRS OF THE FREEMASONS AT NAPLES. Article 15
ANECDOTES OF HENRIETTE DE COLIGNY, SINCE MADAME DE LA SUZE. Article 18
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE RELIGIOUS AND MILITARY ORDER OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS OF ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM. Article 19
ANECDOTE OF LE PAYS. Article 22
MR. TASKER'S LETTERS Article 23
PLAIN RULES FOR ATTAINING TO A HEALTHFUL OLD AGE. Article 25
EXPERIMENTS ILLUSTRATING THE PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL. Article 28
ON SUBDUING OUR PASSIONS. Article 32
AUTHENTIC AND INTERESTING NARRATIVE OF THE ADVENTURES OF THE MUTINEERS Article 35
LAWS CONCERNING LITERARY PROPERTY, &c. Article 41
CHARACTER OF HENRY VII. Article 43
CHARACTER OF HENRY VIII. Article 44
ANECDOTE. Article 45
MEMOIRS OF HIS LATE ROYAL HIGHNESS HENRY FREDERIC, Article 46
MR. BADDELEY, THE COMEDIAN, OF DRURY-LANE THEATRE. Article 48
CURIOUS AND AUTHENTIC ANECDOTES, FROM DIFFERENT AUTHORS. Article 50
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 51
ELECTION OF THE GRAND LODGE OF SCOTLAND. Article 51
POETRY. Article 52
MADNESS, AN ELEGY: Article 53
ON SHAKSPEARE. Article 57
EPIGRAM ON PETER THE GREAT, CZAR OF RUSSIA. Article 58
ON A GENTLEMAN WHO MARRIED A THIN CONSUMPTIVE LADY. Article 58
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 59
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 61
INDEX TO THE THIRD VOLUME. Article 67
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Index To The Third Volume.

INDEX .

On the best mode of directing the influence of the female character in lhe mora ! state of society , by . Mr . W . Artaiul , 191 . —No . Ul . On presence of mind , by Mr . J . Dean , 331 . —No . IV . On sensibility , by Mr . T . Redder , 395 . LockeMr . the celebrated philosopher ,

, his opinion of Freemasonry , 79-Lodges , hints for regulating their charitable donations , 252 . Madness , an elegy , 437 . Maid , old , her case , written by herself , 337-Manuseripta very ancient one on the

, subject of" Freemasonry , with illustrations by Mr . Locke , So ., Marriages , 1 54 , 234 , 309 , 3 81 . Masonic anecdote , a whimsical one , 121 . ¦ intelligence , 73 , I 43 > 435-precepts , 318 , 390 .

Masonry , its origin , progress , and design , a discourse on , delivered at Charleslown in America , . D . 1793 , 159 . ¦ a charge delivered to King Solomon ' s Lodge atCharlestown , 1793 , 166 . ¦ charges , sermons , essays ,

letters , and other articles having relation to , 5 , 9 , 13 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 21 , 73 , 79 , 80 , 8 4 , 85 , 92 , 94 , 100 , , 102 , 10 3 , 121 , 133 , 143 , 159 , 166 , 171 , 239 , 246 , 252 , 313 , 31 S , 335 , 3 S 6 , 387 , 390 , 435 . > JJfe , Master and Slave , anEastenPapologue , 95 . T ^

Memoirs of Mr . Andrew Brice of Exeter , 21 . —Dr . Tipping Brown , 335 . —George Colman , Esq . i 3 o . »—Daniel Dancer , Esq . 2 S 1 . —Kosciusko , 3 > 373- —The Rev . William Peters , 260 . —The late Duke of Cumberland .

43 ° - Military discipline , examples of , 345 . Moliere , anecdotes of , 213 . Money , on the medical application of , 123 . Morality comparative of the ancients and moderns , 347 . Naples , memoirs of the Freemasons of ,

[ continued from Vol . I . p . 194 ] 209 , . 273 , 323 , 399-News , foreign and domestic , 73 , 14 R , 226 , 299 , 373 , 445 . Norfolk Island , account of , 4 8 . Old Age , 'plain rules for attaining to a 'l eiili ' ifti ! one , 409 . 01 . ' . Batckcic : ; his case , 277 .

Old Maid , her case , 337 . Oration on Freemasonry , pronounced at the Audit House in Southampton , Aug . 3 , 1792 , by Dr . Jieans , 9 . in a Funeral Lodge to the memory of W . St . Clair of Roslin , Esq . formerly hereditary Grand . Master of Masons in Scotland , 239 .

Parliamentary proceedings , 57 . Parsimony , singular instances of , 281 . Passions , essay on the subduing of , 416 Peters , the Rev . William , memoirs of , ' 260 . Poetry ;—Prologue to " The Glorious First of June , " 64 . Songs in ditto , 65 , 66 . — Address to the Grand

Architect of the universe , 67 . — A song for the Prince of Wales ' s birth-day , 68 . — Epitaph on a scold , ibid . —Paraphrase on Psalm exxii . 69 . — On a beautiful young lady of low size , who died at the age of fifteen , ibid . — Petherlon Bridge , an elegy , 70 . — On the death of a fly , 71 . —Lines on a

Welchman , ib . — Ode to a beautiful young lad }' , and a fine singer , 72 . — A caution to virgins , ib . —On Sir Francis Drake , ib . —Occasional address of Mr . Bannister , jun . to the audience at the Liverpool theatre ,

137 . — Ode to the King on his arrival at Weymouth , 13 S—A song- for the Knights Templars , by T . Dunckerley , Esq . 139 . —A Masonic song , 140 . —Lines on my shadow , ' 6 . - ^ . The debtor , 142 . —A Masonic hyrmr , 146 . —A poetical sketch of the beauties of Preston Court , Kent , 219 . —

Song to Delia , 221 . —The candlestick , ib . — The farewell , a Masonic song , by Mr . Robert Bunts , 222 . — Lines on temperance , 223 . — Occasional address intended for the opening of Covent-Garden Theatre , 22 4 . — Extempore lines on love , 225 . — A favourite Masonic song , set to

music , 291 . —Address spoken at the exhibition of Mr . Wright ' s academy in Sunderland , 292 . — The celebrated lines of Des Barreaux to the Deity translated , 293 . —Lines to Mrs . Jemima Jones on her liirth-day , [ Oct . 17 , 1794 . 3 294 . — Elegy to the island of Jamaicaib . — Epitaph on a

, celebrated Irish actor [ Mr . Rowe ] , 295 . — The fly , 296 . — Lines by Mrs . Robinson , ib . — A favourite Masonic song , set to music , 3 6 3 . — Whisky , ¦ in Iris . ') Bacchanalian song , 364 . — On contemplating the tombs in West-

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