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still adni | nistei'ed to all clieya ^^ declaration eit ^ that he abjure ^ the spirit of ^ pf St . 3 ^ hnr & naries being arranged , his f ^

conventual houses or Jby the special legate of the Grand Mastexv in whose nanaepijlyh a Knight ! and any pretence whatever , r ^

Generalj or assem ^ vested in the M I ) eputes , or J ^ e ^^ of the Gr ^ nd Council , whicb ancloight Grand Preceptors , the Pri ^ ^ ^ Goaxl jT ^

principal ^ digrutaries that ^ Each nation o ^ ^ pointed for lif ^ w ^ divMon | pf Bailiwick ^ or Provinces ; Go Knights and K ^ Chapters o ^^^ P ^ ^ ^ special •• cases , no Clievalier is eligible for a Commaiidery before the of two

^ giration ye Siighthood and ^ in like manner , no Comiiiander can be appointed a Bailli , nor any Bailli a Grand Prior ^ before the same period has intervened . In concluding these observations , we may add that the Order of the Teruple notwithstanding its undeniable claims to honourable

distinction , has never enjoyed much consideration amongst our countrymen ( Scotchmen ) . Tts exclusive character , together with the great expense and difficulty which attend admission into its ranks , has raised against it a host of enemies . Hence calumnies have been propagated against it ; and an institution perfectly

unconnected with politics , and actuated by the purest principles of Christian philanthropy , has been represented as engendering false notions of government and wild infidelity . But the registers of the Temple contain the respected names of Massillon and Eenelon : Erederick ^ the Q-reat and Napoleon sanctioned its ceremonies , and honoured its officers ; and even in these days , princes of the blood , and some of the most illustrious nobles of our town ( Edinburgh ) , and other countries , have not disdained to display the humble ring of profession , along with the gorgeous decorations of the Garter and the Golden Fleece .

* "Le primat actuel est Vi ^ Ce ' sarini , commandeur conventuel de l ' ordre de Malte . Les ci-devant Chevaliers de Malte qui , depuis trente ans , s ' efforcent de ressusciter leur ordre , avaient fait , dit-on , des avances pour s ' unir aux Templiers , etpar ce moyen fortifier leurs reclamations . ' —Histoire des Sectes Reli ^ ieuses , par M . Gr 6 goire , ancien eV £ que de Blois . Paris . 1828 .

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GRAND LODGE. Article 1
THE VISIBLE SYMBOLISM OF FREEMASONRY. Article 3
HERALDIC STUDIO, GREAT TURNSTILE, LINCOLN'S-INN FIELDS. Article 10
STUDIO Article 11
THE ORDER OF THE TEMPLE IN FRANCE. Article 12
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 18
THE SUN IS SOMEWHERE SHINING. Article 27
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 28
mpnthfs, or perhaps e i ghteen months^ a... Article 37
METROPOLITAN. Article 43
PROVINCIAL Article 47
KENT. Article 60
ROYAL ARCH. Article 76
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 78
THE ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 80
MARK MASONRY. Article 80
SCOTLAND. Article 83
AMERICA Article 86
THE GIRLS' SCHOOL. Article 88
MONUMENTAL BRASSES. Article 89
BARTHOLOMEW'S HOSPITAL. Article 89
SUMMARY OF NEWS FOR JUNE Article 90
Obituary. Article 95
NOTICE. Article 96
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still adni | nistei'ed to all clieya ^^ declaration eit ^ that he abjure ^ the spirit of ^ pf St . 3 ^ hnr & naries being arranged , his f ^

conventual houses or Jby the special legate of the Grand Mastexv in whose nanaepijlyh a Knight ! and any pretence whatever , r ^

Generalj or assem ^ vested in the M I ) eputes , or J ^ e ^^ of the Gr ^ nd Council , whicb ancloight Grand Preceptors , the Pri ^ ^ ^ Goaxl jT ^

principal ^ digrutaries that ^ Each nation o ^ ^ pointed for lif ^ w ^ divMon | pf Bailiwick ^ or Provinces ; Go Knights and K ^ Chapters o ^^^ P ^ ^ ^ special •• cases , no Clievalier is eligible for a Commaiidery before the of two

^ giration ye Siighthood and ^ in like manner , no Comiiiander can be appointed a Bailli , nor any Bailli a Grand Prior ^ before the same period has intervened . In concluding these observations , we may add that the Order of the Teruple notwithstanding its undeniable claims to honourable

distinction , has never enjoyed much consideration amongst our countrymen ( Scotchmen ) . Tts exclusive character , together with the great expense and difficulty which attend admission into its ranks , has raised against it a host of enemies . Hence calumnies have been propagated against it ; and an institution perfectly

unconnected with politics , and actuated by the purest principles of Christian philanthropy , has been represented as engendering false notions of government and wild infidelity . But the registers of the Temple contain the respected names of Massillon and Eenelon : Erederick ^ the Q-reat and Napoleon sanctioned its ceremonies , and honoured its officers ; and even in these days , princes of the blood , and some of the most illustrious nobles of our town ( Edinburgh ) , and other countries , have not disdained to display the humble ring of profession , along with the gorgeous decorations of the Garter and the Golden Fleece .

* "Le primat actuel est Vi ^ Ce ' sarini , commandeur conventuel de l ' ordre de Malte . Les ci-devant Chevaliers de Malte qui , depuis trente ans , s ' efforcent de ressusciter leur ordre , avaient fait , dit-on , des avances pour s ' unir aux Templiers , etpar ce moyen fortifier leurs reclamations . ' —Histoire des Sectes Reli ^ ieuses , par M . Gr 6 goire , ancien eV £ que de Blois . Paris . 1828 .

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