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Freemasonry In England.

St . Michael , Eoyal church , on the- east side of College Hill , was rebuilt in 1694 . St . Michael , Queenhithe church , in Little Trinity Lane , Thames Street , was rebuilt in 1677 . St . Michael , Wood Street church , on the west side of Great Wood Street , was rebuilt in 1675 .

St . Michael , Crooked Lane chinch , on the east side of St . Michael's Lane , was rebuilt in 1688 . St . Michael , Cornhill church , on the south side of Cornhill , was rebuilt in 1672 . St . Mildred , Bread Street church , on the east side of Bread Street , was rebuilt in 1683 .

St , Mildred , Poultry church , on the north side of the Poultry , was rebuilt in 1676 . St . Nicholas , Cole Abbey church , on the south side of Old Pish Street , was rebuilt in 1677 .

St . Olaves , Jewry church , on the west side of the Old Jewry , was rebuilt in 1673 . St . Peter ' s church , in Cornhill , was rebuilt in 1681 . St . Sepulchre ' s church , on the north side of Snow Hill , being partly demolished by the great fire , was rebuilt , 1670 . St . Stephen ' s , Coleman Street , was rebuilt , in 1676 ,

St . Stephen ' s , Walbrook church , behind the Mansion House , was rebuilt in 1676 , it is greatly admired for its interior beauties . Walbrook church though little known among us , is famous all over Europe , and is justly reputed the masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren . Every beauty that the plan can admit of is here to be found in the greatest perfection . And foreigners may justly censure our bad taste in allowing such a

masterpiece of art to be buried among the surrounding houses . St . Swithin ' s church , on the north side of Cannon Street , enclosing in its south wall the ancient London stone , was rebuilt in 1679 . St . Yedast , Foster Lane church , on the east side of Foster Lane , was

rebuilt in 1679 , During the carrying on of these works , King Charles II . founded the Chelsea Hospital as a retreat for disabled and aged soldiers ; and Sir William Bruce , bart ., Grand Master of Scotland , was ordered by the king to rebuild his palace at Holyrood House , at Edinburgh , in the best Augustan style—and' the Scottish secretary ' s office at Whitehall . The

Grand Master Bruce also built a pretty seat at Kinross , so that fellow Crafts were never better employed than in this reign . Many fine struetmes were built in different parts of the country , the most worthy of notice are , Wing House , Bedfordshire ,- Chevening in Kent ; Ambusbury in Wiltshire ; Hotham House and Stainburgh , Yorkshi 2 - epalace of Hamilton in Cldesdale ; Stirling Housenear the Castle ;

; y , Drumlanrig in Nithisdale , and many more . Many Lodges were constituted throughout the Kingdom under the authority of several Grand Masters . George Yillars , Duke of Buckingham , an old mason , succeeded Elvers ,

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THE MARK DEGREE. Article 1
FREEMASONRY IN ENGLAND. Article 3
THE CHANCES OF LIFE, Article 8
MASONIC REMINISCENCES. Article 9
A MASONIC SONG. Article 16
BROTHERLY LOVE. Article 17
THE LIGHT DIVINE. Article 26
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 27
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL. Article 27
LONDON LODGES. Article 30
INSTRUCTION. Article 32
PROVINCIAL LODGES. Article 33
ROYAL ARCH. Article 37
THE COLONIES. Article 39
AMERICA. Article 39
THE HIGH DEGREES. Article 40
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 41
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR JULY. Article 44
OBITUARY. Article 51
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 52
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Freemasonry In England.

St . Michael , Eoyal church , on the- east side of College Hill , was rebuilt in 1694 . St . Michael , Queenhithe church , in Little Trinity Lane , Thames Street , was rebuilt in 1677 . St . Michael , Wood Street church , on the west side of Great Wood Street , was rebuilt in 1675 .

St . Michael , Crooked Lane chinch , on the east side of St . Michael's Lane , was rebuilt in 1688 . St . Michael , Cornhill church , on the south side of Cornhill , was rebuilt in 1672 . St . Mildred , Bread Street church , on the east side of Bread Street , was rebuilt in 1683 .

St , Mildred , Poultry church , on the north side of the Poultry , was rebuilt in 1676 . St . Nicholas , Cole Abbey church , on the south side of Old Pish Street , was rebuilt in 1677 .

St . Olaves , Jewry church , on the west side of the Old Jewry , was rebuilt in 1673 . St . Peter ' s church , in Cornhill , was rebuilt in 1681 . St . Sepulchre ' s church , on the north side of Snow Hill , being partly demolished by the great fire , was rebuilt , 1670 . St . Stephen ' s , Coleman Street , was rebuilt , in 1676 ,

St . Stephen ' s , Walbrook church , behind the Mansion House , was rebuilt in 1676 , it is greatly admired for its interior beauties . Walbrook church though little known among us , is famous all over Europe , and is justly reputed the masterpiece of Sir Christopher Wren . Every beauty that the plan can admit of is here to be found in the greatest perfection . And foreigners may justly censure our bad taste in allowing such a

masterpiece of art to be buried among the surrounding houses . St . Swithin ' s church , on the north side of Cannon Street , enclosing in its south wall the ancient London stone , was rebuilt in 1679 . St . Yedast , Foster Lane church , on the east side of Foster Lane , was

rebuilt in 1679 , During the carrying on of these works , King Charles II . founded the Chelsea Hospital as a retreat for disabled and aged soldiers ; and Sir William Bruce , bart ., Grand Master of Scotland , was ordered by the king to rebuild his palace at Holyrood House , at Edinburgh , in the best Augustan style—and' the Scottish secretary ' s office at Whitehall . The

Grand Master Bruce also built a pretty seat at Kinross , so that fellow Crafts were never better employed than in this reign . Many fine struetmes were built in different parts of the country , the most worthy of notice are , Wing House , Bedfordshire ,- Chevening in Kent ; Ambusbury in Wiltshire ; Hotham House and Stainburgh , Yorkshi 2 - epalace of Hamilton in Cldesdale ; Stirling Housenear the Castle ;

; y , Drumlanrig in Nithisdale , and many more . Many Lodges were constituted throughout the Kingdom under the authority of several Grand Masters . George Yillars , Duke of Buckingham , an old mason , succeeded Elvers ,

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