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x () i ]•: s . ( a ) Rev . Dr . George Oliver , D . D ., son of Bro . Rev . S . Oliver , Rector of Lambton , Northamptonshire , was bom at Popplewick , 3 th Nov cm ! er . i 7 S 2 , and initiated into Freemasonry in a lodge at Peterborough , in 1 S 01 . He is probably thc most
voluminous wiiter on Masonic subjects that ever lived ; but llvi » i 2 , li he undoubtedly did immense service to the Craft by his writings , the student must be chary of accepting ninny of his views , which , had he been less of an cntiuis-: i > t , and more careful in exaininincr the evidence on which he lixed
Ihem , he pos-ibly would never have advanced . For several years hewas Deputy Grand . Master of the " Province of Lincolnshire-, and Inside- ; being honorary nunibei of many lodge ; in this country , ha . l had tin honorary rank of Pa-1 Giand . Master cmiferredupon him by the Grand Lodge of
Alaisachusetts . He \ va-. also a member of the A . and A . Rite , ami had taken the 33 ' . _ I lis most important works arc " The Golden Remains of the eaily Masonic Writers , " his "Historical Landmarks , " "The Antiquities ol" Freem .-i-oniy , ' " The Sigps ami Symbol . ; i . f Alasoiirv , " "The lli-lnry oj
Initialinn , " an edition ¦ . •!' " I're-t . m ' s ( lliistrutions of . Masonry" (< citll llie history cmtinned to 1 ; . oil , " Institutes ! if Ma-. mic | uriprmlellci ' , " "Tin- Book of the l . olge , ' "Revelations ol a Square , " . V . \ , il :. ' . || . was al-n author of k iv .-ial noii-M . isnni .
works , such : is " I lisl . ny ami Antiquities of the Collegiate chinch of Wolvi'i lianq . toii , " "Guide to ihe Drui . lieal Temp ! ,-at Nottingham , " " Remains oi Alien nt licit on . ! e t . vt i-n Lincoln and Sleaionl , " . Vc . I le died , lull o ! yeais ami honours , in I '•'
(/ . ) Kansas . I hough abV lo boast an existence' extending over only a quaitii of a centuiy , this Grand l . o . lge , ,-neoiding to thc lalc-t letiinis , ha : on ils roll 11 . 1 less than 190 lodges , will ) a sub cubing nie ;; -. l-ership of . . 302 Cial ' tsinen .
( , ) William White , initialed in the Royal Somerset Hone anil Invernes-. Lodge , then No . 2 , was appointed Senior Warden of the Fmulatiiiii Lodge , JI t Di-ci-uibe-r , 1770 , and served tin- nllice of W . . Master during tin-years 1771 , 177 ' . 177 I . and 1777 .
and lillc-d the : same oiln-e in the Grand Steward ' s Lodge , i ; s'n . In the la-t iiained year he u-. is . -qijiointedGi .-mil . Scrrcl .-iry ( " . Moderns ") with Bro . James I leseltiiu' , became sole Grand Secretary i , " | , a » d so remained till 1 S 1 ¦ , , when his son , Bro . W . II . While , was made joint Secretary with him . lie died 12 th Alav . 181 :,
( . / I r < Ta : iSac ! iuacltr .. In ( ho jurisdiction of thi > Granil Lodge , whi . h is among the most lloiirishing in Ihe I ' uite . l States , there an- - ' - ' s lo ;! : 'es , am ' , over 23 , 000
subscribing member' . Abu cover , it has been al groat pains and sj . aie . l no ( reasonable ) rxpeiise in onl .-r to get logether a good Alasonie liliraiy , which already numbers 2230 bound volumes , and 2000 pamphlets .
( el Misrann . A foreign rib- which nppcars to have been i-. tahli-hrd at . Milan in 18 C . 3 , and inlrodii . e . l in 1 ' . 1 . ( into France , where it still exists . It has ninety degreis arranged in four M-ri . , which , according lo
Bro . ^ arl .-. r , are dci-rilii-d as ( 1 ) Syniboli .-al , ( 2 ) Phi ! ., ophical , ( . ; , ) . Mystical , ( . |) Kabbalistie . Il 11111-t unl In- confound , il with the rite of . Memphis , though there i ; an apparent similarity between the two .
(/'; Nicola . ' ; de Bonneville is principally known by his work entitled " Lis Jc-suiti-s f'h . 'isse , de la Al .-icomicrie , " published ill 17 SS . He w . v . ac . - . uiliug lo'l'hory , also the author of " La Alaconneiie Kcossaise compan ' e avir lis ( rois Profc-sions des Temiiliers . " I le died 182 S .
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MAR . 1 Wed . 2 Tlmr . ' 3 Fri . ' i . _ Sat - 5 Sun . 6 Mon . 7 Tu . 8 Wed . 9 Tlmv . 10 Fi-i . 11 Sat VA Sun . ' 13 MOIL . 14 Tu . 15 Wed . 1 C Tlmr . ' 17 Fri . 18 Sat . I 19 -run . 20 MOIL 21 Tu . j 22 Wed . 23 Tlmr . 24 Fri . 25 Sat . 26 Sun . 27 Mon . 23 Tu . 29 Wed . 30 Tlmr . 31 Fri .
•!•HISTORICAL CALENDAR . * 1882 , Baron G . J . van Stassart elected first G . AI . of G . O . of Belgium , 1 S 35 . Supreme Council of Belgium founded , 1 S 71 . Bro . de Witt Clinton , b . 17 ( 19 . Fdict of Flector Charles Theodore of Bavaria against Illuminati and Free masons , 1783 .
Sir W . Scott made a Alason in St . David s Lodge , I-. eli lburgli , iSoi . Fdict of Alagistralos of Berne ( Switzerland ) against Freemasonry , 1745 . Bro . Rev . I ' , ' . Oliver , D . D ., ( . ;) Knglish Masonic Author , died 18 C 17 . Grand Lodge of Ouebec conditionally acknowledged as independent by Grand Lodge of Kngland , 1873 . Piince Cambaci ' iv ; nominated G . AI . nf the Philosophic Scotch Rite , 1801 .
First meeting of ( band Orient of France after its constitution in 1772 , Duke of Luxemburg in ( "hair , 1773 . Reports in favour of I ' nionof the two Grand Lodges , Massachusetts , 1791 . Opening of the . Masonic Temple at Rome , 1873 . Address by Grand Orient of F ' rance to Provisional Government , ISJ . S .
Lodges in Canada nominate Prince F . dward ( Duke of Kent ) their G . AI ., 1792 . Ordinance of Charles Louis F ' redciick , Grand Duke of Baden , against Secret S . uielics , 1813 . Grand Lodge of Kansas , ( It ) established , 1836 . W . While , ( i ) G . S . " Moderns'' 17 . S 0 . 1 S 13 , initiated in present No . 4 , 1779 . Grand Lodge ( Ancients ) Boston , met and declared itself independent
Grand Lodge of . Massachusetts , (
uncial Ledge held by G . O . of Poland in memoryof I mice I omaloivski , I 8 I . | Nirolasde Bonneville , (/ ' ) a French Masonicaulliorof note in his day , b . 17 C 0 First number of Freemason appeared , i / "o . Grand R . A . Chapter New York constituted , 179 S . Prince of Orange , afterwards William 11 . of the Netherlands , initiated , 1 S 17
New Statutes of the Grand ( liienl of France promulgated , 1 S 3 . 1 . Decree of the Imperial ( German ) Diet interdicting nil connection between the German Stone . Masonsand tlie G . L . ( Ilatipt-liutte ) of Strasburg , 1707 . Revival of Grand Lodge at York , ( g ) Bro , Francis Drake , G . AI ., 1761 . Foundation of the I ' . Tcctic Union in Germany . Bro . K . F . Klein , G . M . Royal York Lodge of Friendship from iSoi , died 1 S 10
The Committee of Associated Lodges seceding from G . Lodge of Scotland address Committee of G . Lodge expressing iheir wish to rejoin latter , 1813 . Baron von 11 unci . (//) chief instrument in spreading Knight Templarism , received into Freemasonry at Frankfoil-on-Maiii , 1732 . Lord Carysfoit installed Grand . Master of F ' ngland , 1752 .
Sentence of death passed on Cagliostro (;') by the Inquisition at Rome , 1791 , Grand Lodge of Holland niai . itains its independence against proposed encroachments n ( Grand Orient of France , 1 S 12 . Gtistavus IV . of Sweden initiated into Freemasonry at Stockholm , 17 . 13 . Lodge " Catherine of the North Star " at Warsaw reopened , 1810 .
Grand Lodge " mr F . intracht , " Darmstadt , founded iSad , The Grand Chapter General and Gerbier ' s Grand Chapter of France united into one Chapter , 1783 . Grand Lodge of South Carolina ( so-called A . Y . M . Rite ) constituted 17 S 7 . Committee of l- ' oiirlei'i ) appointed to report on Dr . Anderson ' s Draft Constitutions signify their approval to Grand Lodge , 1722 . Institution of Royal Alasonie Institution for Girls , 1788 .
1 he magistrates of Aix-la-Chapelle publish an ordinance lorliidcling assemblage of Freemasons under certain penalties , 1779 . Fdict of Gustavus IV ., placing all secret societies , excepting that of the Freemasons , under surveillance , 18113 . First Ouarterly Alcelingof St . . Mary ' s Chapel , Fdinburgh , No . 1 , under purely Speculative System , many members from other lodges being present , 1740 ,
Royal Kent Lodge of Antiquity , Chatham , constituted , 1723 . Funeral honours paid by Supreme Grand Council of France to Count de Valence , S . G . C ., deceased , 1822 . Lord Love ! ( k ) ( afterwards F " arl of Leicester ) , installed Grand Alaster at Mercers' I lall , 1731 . Ivnianucl Swedenhorg (/) died , 1722 . Fail of Crawford installed Grand . Master at Mercers' Hall , 1734 . I I . U . I I . Piince of Wales presided at Festival of K . M . I , for Boys , iSfiij .
Baron Bielheld , ( 111 ) present when Frederick of Piussia ( Frederick the Great ) became a Alason , born 1717 . First record of admission nf a M . M . in Scotland under the Alodern or Speculative System , in Minutes of Canongate Kilwinning-, 1735 . The seceded Associated Lodges reunited with Grand Lodge of Scotland , 1 S 13 ,
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N O T K S -continued . ( g ) York . This fine old northern city , the metropolis of northern Kngland , is so intimately associated with the traditions and history of our Craft as to have become a household word . The earliest minutes of thc old York Lodge date back to the year 1703 , at which time , and for twenty years
afterwards , ils chief was distinguished by thc title of . Master or President . In 1725 ft assumed the title of "Grand Lodge of AI . i . F ' ngland , " presumably in contradistinction lo the Grand Lodge in London , which styled itself the" Grand Lodge of F . ngl . ind . " Between thc years 1734 am ! 17 G 1 it lay dormant , but in the latter il resumed work as notetl in the " Calendar . "
(/;) C . G . Baron von Hund was born in 1722 , died 1770 . The year following his initiation lie is .-aid to have received lhc High Grades in Paris . About 1749 he founded the Lodge of thc " Drei Saulen " at Kitllitz , and laid Ihe foundation of a Protestant church with Alasonie ceremonial . About
17 . 54 he again visited Paris , when he became mixed up with Bonneville ' s Chapter of Clermont , which had incorporated the Templar grade and the pseudo-tradition of the Scottish continuation . On this , according to T'hory , hi : built up his system of the Strict
Observance . I hough originally a Protestant , he died a Roman Catholic , and was buried in front of the high altar of the Romish church of Alelrichstadt . For further information sec Kenning ' s " Cyclop . reli . i of Freemasonry . "
(/) Cagliostro , Count dc , a gross impostor , whose proper name was Joseph Balsamo , is believed to have been horn of honest parents , at Palermo , in 1743 , anil died in piison nt Rome , 1 793 . He mure than once visited F ' . ngland , wheie , it is alleged , he had some connectijii with the
Craft , but it was not long- before the real character of the man was discovered . He was the founder of an Fgyptian system of Freemasonry , and also of an Androgyne Masonry . He was mixed up ( villi several disreputable frauds , notably that of the "Diamond Necklace , " and died , as slated ,
in a prison of the Inquisition , at Rome . (/•) Lord Lovcl . It was during the Grand Mastership of this nobleman that Freemasonry had the honour of receiving into ils fold Francis of Lorraine , afterwards Kinprror of Germany , and husband of thc
lib strums Fnipress-Ouecn Alalia- ' ! hcrc-a . The Duke was initialed , 1731 , at an occasional lodge held at the Hague , under a deputation from thc Grand Lodge of F ' ngland . He subsequently received the Third Degree at a similar lodge held at Houghton Hall , Norfolk , the seat of Sir Robert Walpole .
(/) Emanuel Swedenborg , horn 111 I ' psala , I'iSS , was an eminent scholar anil metallurgist , and from 1710 Swedish assessor tu the Royal Alining College . In 1743 he asserted that he had had a vision from on high , telling him to instruct mankind in the
line worship of God . In 17 ^ 7 he gave up his profession , and thenceforward devoted himself to perfecting and promoting his religious system . lie was not a Freemason , though a quasi-Masonic rite has been named after him .
( m ) Llaron Biclfield , or Von Biclefield , bom 1717 , died 1770 . In 1740 , being at tlie time in the Prussian diplomatic service , he helped to found the Lodge of lhc " Three Globes , " at Berlin , under lhc
King s patronage , which afterwards became "The Grand . Mother Lodge of the Three Globes . '' ile was ennobled in 174 S , and became Prussian Alinister at the Hague . He was Grand Alaster of Ihe said Grand Lodge , 17 . 5-1-57-
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x () i ]•: s . ( a ) Rev . Dr . George Oliver , D . D ., son of Bro . Rev . S . Oliver , Rector of Lambton , Northamptonshire , was bom at Popplewick , 3 th Nov cm ! er . i 7 S 2 , and initiated into Freemasonry in a lodge at Peterborough , in 1 S 01 . He is probably thc most
voluminous wiiter on Masonic subjects that ever lived ; but llvi » i 2 , li he undoubtedly did immense service to the Craft by his writings , the student must be chary of accepting ninny of his views , which , had he been less of an cntiuis-: i > t , and more careful in exaininincr the evidence on which he lixed
Ihem , he pos-ibly would never have advanced . For several years hewas Deputy Grand . Master of the " Province of Lincolnshire-, and Inside- ; being honorary nunibei of many lodge ; in this country , ha . l had tin honorary rank of Pa-1 Giand . Master cmiferredupon him by the Grand Lodge of
Alaisachusetts . He \ va-. also a member of the A . and A . Rite , ami had taken the 33 ' . _ I lis most important works arc " The Golden Remains of the eaily Masonic Writers , " his "Historical Landmarks , " "The Antiquities ol" Freem .-i-oniy , ' " The Sigps ami Symbol . ; i . f Alasoiirv , " "The lli-lnry oj
Initialinn , " an edition ¦ . •!' " I're-t . m ' s ( lliistrutions of . Masonry" (< citll llie history cmtinned to 1 ; . oil , " Institutes ! if Ma-. mic | uriprmlellci ' , " "Tin- Book of the l . olge , ' "Revelations ol a Square , " . V . \ , il :. ' . || . was al-n author of k iv .-ial noii-M . isnni .
works , such : is " I lisl . ny ami Antiquities of the Collegiate chinch of Wolvi'i lianq . toii , " "Guide to ihe Drui . lieal Temp ! ,-at Nottingham , " " Remains oi Alien nt licit on . ! e t . vt i-n Lincoln and Sleaionl , " . Vc . I le died , lull o ! yeais ami honours , in I '•'
(/ . ) Kansas . I hough abV lo boast an existence' extending over only a quaitii of a centuiy , this Grand l . o . lge , ,-neoiding to thc lalc-t letiinis , ha : on ils roll 11 . 1 less than 190 lodges , will ) a sub cubing nie ;; -. l-ership of . . 302 Cial ' tsinen .
( , ) William White , initialed in the Royal Somerset Hone anil Invernes-. Lodge , then No . 2 , was appointed Senior Warden of the Fmulatiiiii Lodge , JI t Di-ci-uibe-r , 1770 , and served tin- nllice of W . . Master during tin-years 1771 , 177 ' . 177 I . and 1777 .
and lillc-d the : same oiln-e in the Grand Steward ' s Lodge , i ; s'n . In the la-t iiained year he u-. is . -qijiointedGi .-mil . Scrrcl .-iry ( " . Moderns ") with Bro . James I leseltiiu' , became sole Grand Secretary i , " | , a » d so remained till 1 S 1 ¦ , , when his son , Bro . W . II . While , was made joint Secretary with him . lie died 12 th Alav . 181 :,
( . / I r < Ta : iSac ! iuacltr .. In ( ho jurisdiction of thi > Granil Lodge , whi . h is among the most lloiirishing in Ihe I ' uite . l States , there an- - ' - ' s lo ;! : 'es , am ' , over 23 , 000
subscribing member' . Abu cover , it has been al groat pains and sj . aie . l no ( reasonable ) rxpeiise in onl .-r to get logether a good Alasonie liliraiy , which already numbers 2230 bound volumes , and 2000 pamphlets .
( el Misrann . A foreign rib- which nppcars to have been i-. tahli-hrd at . Milan in 18 C . 3 , and inlrodii . e . l in 1 ' . 1 . ( into France , where it still exists . It has ninety degreis arranged in four M-ri . , which , according lo
Bro . ^ arl .-. r , are dci-rilii-d as ( 1 ) Syniboli .-al , ( 2 ) Phi ! ., ophical , ( . ; , ) . Mystical , ( . |) Kabbalistie . Il 11111-t unl In- confound , il with the rite of . Memphis , though there i ; an apparent similarity between the two .
(/'; Nicola . ' ; de Bonneville is principally known by his work entitled " Lis Jc-suiti-s f'h . 'isse , de la Al .-icomicrie , " published ill 17 SS . He w . v . ac . - . uiliug lo'l'hory , also the author of " La Alaconneiie Kcossaise compan ' e avir lis ( rois Profc-sions des Temiiliers . " I le died 182 S .
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MAR . 1 Wed . 2 Tlmr . ' 3 Fri . ' i . _ Sat - 5 Sun . 6 Mon . 7 Tu . 8 Wed . 9 Tlmv . 10 Fi-i . 11 Sat VA Sun . ' 13 MOIL . 14 Tu . 15 Wed . 1 C Tlmr . ' 17 Fri . 18 Sat . I 19 -run . 20 MOIL 21 Tu . j 22 Wed . 23 Tlmr . 24 Fri . 25 Sat . 26 Sun . 27 Mon . 23 Tu . 29 Wed . 30 Tlmr . 31 Fri .
•!•HISTORICAL CALENDAR . * 1882 , Baron G . J . van Stassart elected first G . AI . of G . O . of Belgium , 1 S 35 . Supreme Council of Belgium founded , 1 S 71 . Bro . de Witt Clinton , b . 17 ( 19 . Fdict of Flector Charles Theodore of Bavaria against Illuminati and Free masons , 1783 .
Sir W . Scott made a Alason in St . David s Lodge , I-. eli lburgli , iSoi . Fdict of Alagistralos of Berne ( Switzerland ) against Freemasonry , 1745 . Bro . Rev . I ' , ' . Oliver , D . D ., ( . ;) Knglish Masonic Author , died 18 C 17 . Grand Lodge of Ouebec conditionally acknowledged as independent by Grand Lodge of Kngland , 1873 . Piince Cambaci ' iv ; nominated G . AI . nf the Philosophic Scotch Rite , 1801 .
First meeting of ( band Orient of France after its constitution in 1772 , Duke of Luxemburg in ( "hair , 1773 . Reports in favour of I ' nionof the two Grand Lodges , Massachusetts , 1791 . Opening of the . Masonic Temple at Rome , 1873 . Address by Grand Orient of F ' rance to Provisional Government , ISJ . S .
Lodges in Canada nominate Prince F . dward ( Duke of Kent ) their G . AI ., 1792 . Ordinance of Charles Louis F ' redciick , Grand Duke of Baden , against Secret S . uielics , 1813 . Grand Lodge of Kansas , ( It ) established , 1836 . W . While , ( i ) G . S . " Moderns'' 17 . S 0 . 1 S 13 , initiated in present No . 4 , 1779 . Grand Lodge ( Ancients ) Boston , met and declared itself independent
Grand Lodge of . Massachusetts , (
uncial Ledge held by G . O . of Poland in memoryof I mice I omaloivski , I 8 I . | Nirolasde Bonneville , (/ ' ) a French Masonicaulliorof note in his day , b . 17 C 0 First number of Freemason appeared , i / "o . Grand R . A . Chapter New York constituted , 179 S . Prince of Orange , afterwards William 11 . of the Netherlands , initiated , 1 S 17
New Statutes of the Grand ( liienl of France promulgated , 1 S 3 . 1 . Decree of the Imperial ( German ) Diet interdicting nil connection between the German Stone . Masonsand tlie G . L . ( Ilatipt-liutte ) of Strasburg , 1707 . Revival of Grand Lodge at York , ( g ) Bro , Francis Drake , G . AI ., 1761 . Foundation of the I ' . Tcctic Union in Germany . Bro . K . F . Klein , G . M . Royal York Lodge of Friendship from iSoi , died 1 S 10
The Committee of Associated Lodges seceding from G . Lodge of Scotland address Committee of G . Lodge expressing iheir wish to rejoin latter , 1813 . Baron von 11 unci . (//) chief instrument in spreading Knight Templarism , received into Freemasonry at Frankfoil-on-Maiii , 1732 . Lord Carysfoit installed Grand . Master of F ' ngland , 1752 .
Sentence of death passed on Cagliostro (;') by the Inquisition at Rome , 1791 , Grand Lodge of Holland niai . itains its independence against proposed encroachments n ( Grand Orient of France , 1 S 12 . Gtistavus IV . of Sweden initiated into Freemasonry at Stockholm , 17 . 13 . Lodge " Catherine of the North Star " at Warsaw reopened , 1810 .
Grand Lodge " mr F . intracht , " Darmstadt , founded iSad , The Grand Chapter General and Gerbier ' s Grand Chapter of France united into one Chapter , 1783 . Grand Lodge of South Carolina ( so-called A . Y . M . Rite ) constituted 17 S 7 . Committee of l- ' oiirlei'i ) appointed to report on Dr . Anderson ' s Draft Constitutions signify their approval to Grand Lodge , 1722 . Institution of Royal Alasonie Institution for Girls , 1788 .
1 he magistrates of Aix-la-Chapelle publish an ordinance lorliidcling assemblage of Freemasons under certain penalties , 1779 . Fdict of Gustavus IV ., placing all secret societies , excepting that of the Freemasons , under surveillance , 18113 . First Ouarterly Alcelingof St . . Mary ' s Chapel , Fdinburgh , No . 1 , under purely Speculative System , many members from other lodges being present , 1740 ,
Royal Kent Lodge of Antiquity , Chatham , constituted , 1723 . Funeral honours paid by Supreme Grand Council of France to Count de Valence , S . G . C ., deceased , 1822 . Lord Love ! ( k ) ( afterwards F " arl of Leicester ) , installed Grand Alaster at Mercers' I lall , 1731 . Ivnianucl Swedenhorg (/) died , 1722 . Fail of Crawford installed Grand . Master at Mercers' Hall , 1734 . I I . U . I I . Piince of Wales presided at Festival of K . M . I , for Boys , iSfiij .
Baron Bielheld , ( 111 ) present when Frederick of Piussia ( Frederick the Great ) became a Alason , born 1717 . First record of admission nf a M . M . in Scotland under the Alodern or Speculative System , in Minutes of Canongate Kilwinning-, 1735 . The seceded Associated Lodges reunited with Grand Lodge of Scotland , 1 S 13 ,
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N O T K S -continued . ( g ) York . This fine old northern city , the metropolis of northern Kngland , is so intimately associated with the traditions and history of our Craft as to have become a household word . The earliest minutes of thc old York Lodge date back to the year 1703 , at which time , and for twenty years
afterwards , ils chief was distinguished by thc title of . Master or President . In 1725 ft assumed the title of "Grand Lodge of AI . i . F ' ngland , " presumably in contradistinction lo the Grand Lodge in London , which styled itself the" Grand Lodge of F . ngl . ind . " Between thc years 1734 am ! 17 G 1 it lay dormant , but in the latter il resumed work as notetl in the " Calendar . "
(/;) C . G . Baron von Hund was born in 1722 , died 1770 . The year following his initiation lie is .-aid to have received lhc High Grades in Paris . About 1749 he founded the Lodge of thc " Drei Saulen " at Kitllitz , and laid Ihe foundation of a Protestant church with Alasonie ceremonial . About
17 . 54 he again visited Paris , when he became mixed up with Bonneville ' s Chapter of Clermont , which had incorporated the Templar grade and the pseudo-tradition of the Scottish continuation . On this , according to T'hory , hi : built up his system of the Strict
Observance . I hough originally a Protestant , he died a Roman Catholic , and was buried in front of the high altar of the Romish church of Alelrichstadt . For further information sec Kenning ' s " Cyclop . reli . i of Freemasonry . "
(/) Cagliostro , Count dc , a gross impostor , whose proper name was Joseph Balsamo , is believed to have been horn of honest parents , at Palermo , in 1743 , anil died in piison nt Rome , 1 793 . He mure than once visited F ' . ngland , wheie , it is alleged , he had some connectijii with the
Craft , but it was not long- before the real character of the man was discovered . He was the founder of an Fgyptian system of Freemasonry , and also of an Androgyne Masonry . He was mixed up ( villi several disreputable frauds , notably that of the "Diamond Necklace , " and died , as slated ,
in a prison of the Inquisition , at Rome . (/•) Lord Lovcl . It was during the Grand Mastership of this nobleman that Freemasonry had the honour of receiving into ils fold Francis of Lorraine , afterwards Kinprror of Germany , and husband of thc
lib strums Fnipress-Ouecn Alalia- ' ! hcrc-a . The Duke was initialed , 1731 , at an occasional lodge held at the Hague , under a deputation from thc Grand Lodge of F ' ngland . He subsequently received the Third Degree at a similar lodge held at Houghton Hall , Norfolk , the seat of Sir Robert Walpole .
(/) Emanuel Swedenborg , horn 111 I ' psala , I'iSS , was an eminent scholar anil metallurgist , and from 1710 Swedish assessor tu the Royal Alining College . In 1743 he asserted that he had had a vision from on high , telling him to instruct mankind in the
line worship of God . In 17 ^ 7 he gave up his profession , and thenceforward devoted himself to perfecting and promoting his religious system . lie was not a Freemason , though a quasi-Masonic rite has been named after him .
( m ) Llaron Biclfield , or Von Biclefield , bom 1717 , died 1770 . In 1740 , being at tlie time in the Prussian diplomatic service , he helped to found the Lodge of lhc " Three Globes , " at Berlin , under lhc
King s patronage , which afterwards became "The Grand . Mother Lodge of the Three Globes . '' ile was ennobled in 174 S , and became Prussian Alinister at the Hague . He was Grand Alaster of Ihe said Grand Lodge , 17 . 5-1-57-
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