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The next thing worthy of remark in Dr . Eawlinson ' s book is a circular of the Hurlo-Thrumbo Society . "What may have been the distinguishing characteristics of this Society I am not prepared to say , but will simply give a description of their circular . It is headed by the figure to which I alluded , in the advertisement of "

Carrington s Best Mild York Biver Tobacco ; " which is made up of a human head and breast , with beard and moustaches , a horse ' s ears , neck , and mane , and the wings and tail of a dragon ; it is represented as issuing from a stone wall , with the motto , " JZisum teneatis amici " above , and " Ah origine mundi ^ below . The form of summons is as follows : —

I insert this not for its real value , but merely as a sample of the many Societies of the same kind which existed at the time , and to which ( though probably a kind of Bastard Freemasonry ) Dr . Bawlinson , perhaps , belonged , for much the same reasons for which many Masons now belong to the Order of Ancient Britons , Druids , Foresters , & c , merely for the sake of conviviality , or to oblige a friend , or for some similar reason .

There is also an old Grand Lodge summons of the year 1732 , when Lord Viscount Montague was M . W . Gr . M . The form of summons is— te Montague , Grand Master , You are desired to meet your Brethren , The Free and Accepted Masons , On the , at 12 a clock at Noon , to chuse a Grand Master and other general officers , and to dine . No . 563 . 10 Shillings 6 d . Start Sculpsit .

N . B . —No Brother admitted uncloath d or arm d . The list of recognised Lodges existing at that time may not be uninteresting . Dr , Bawlinson evidently intended to make it a complete list of every Member of the Craft , as he has devoted at least an

entire page to every Lodge ; most of these are , however , blank ; and , as in all the pages which contain the list of the Members of the Lodge , his own name appears , we may infer that he only completed the lists of the Lodges to which he himself belonged . They are all headed in the same way : —

1 . " A list of the members of the Lodge held at the , & c . ' 2 . " Ditto at the , & c . " As in most cases the Lodges seem to have been named after the

" Sir , — . " You are desired to meet the President , Senior Fellows , and the rest of the Hon Society of HURLO-THRUMBO , at — — , on Fryday , the day of —— , at - — - —— noon , being the Feast day of the said Society . " By order of the " Given at " President . "

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Obituary Article 60
LODGES OF INSTRUCTION. Article 59
ERRATA. Article 64
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 22
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS . Article 24
THE PRINCIPLES OP MASONRY. Article 9
KNIGHT TEMPLARISM. Article 48
MASONIC CURIOSITIES. Article 13
LAYS OF THE WAR. BY BBO. G. K. GILLESPIE, A.M. Article 18
CORRESPONDENCE Article 20
REVELATIONS OF A SQUAREE.* Article 1
PATRIOTIC FUND. Article 24
METROPOLITAN. Article 25
LANCASHIRE. Article 34
PROVINCIAL. Article 29
IRELAND. Article 53
INDIA. Article 55
METROPOLITAN LODGE MEETINGS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. Article 57
CHAPTERS OF INSTRUCTION. Article 60
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 61
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The next thing worthy of remark in Dr . Eawlinson ' s book is a circular of the Hurlo-Thrumbo Society . "What may have been the distinguishing characteristics of this Society I am not prepared to say , but will simply give a description of their circular . It is headed by the figure to which I alluded , in the advertisement of "

Carrington s Best Mild York Biver Tobacco ; " which is made up of a human head and breast , with beard and moustaches , a horse ' s ears , neck , and mane , and the wings and tail of a dragon ; it is represented as issuing from a stone wall , with the motto , " JZisum teneatis amici " above , and " Ah origine mundi ^ below . The form of summons is as follows : —

I insert this not for its real value , but merely as a sample of the many Societies of the same kind which existed at the time , and to which ( though probably a kind of Bastard Freemasonry ) Dr . Bawlinson , perhaps , belonged , for much the same reasons for which many Masons now belong to the Order of Ancient Britons , Druids , Foresters , & c , merely for the sake of conviviality , or to oblige a friend , or for some similar reason .

There is also an old Grand Lodge summons of the year 1732 , when Lord Viscount Montague was M . W . Gr . M . The form of summons is— te Montague , Grand Master , You are desired to meet your Brethren , The Free and Accepted Masons , On the , at 12 a clock at Noon , to chuse a Grand Master and other general officers , and to dine . No . 563 . 10 Shillings 6 d . Start Sculpsit .

N . B . —No Brother admitted uncloath d or arm d . The list of recognised Lodges existing at that time may not be uninteresting . Dr , Bawlinson evidently intended to make it a complete list of every Member of the Craft , as he has devoted at least an

entire page to every Lodge ; most of these are , however , blank ; and , as in all the pages which contain the list of the Members of the Lodge , his own name appears , we may infer that he only completed the lists of the Lodges to which he himself belonged . They are all headed in the same way : —

1 . " A list of the members of the Lodge held at the , & c . ' 2 . " Ditto at the , & c . " As in most cases the Lodges seem to have been named after the

" Sir , — . " You are desired to meet the President , Senior Fellows , and the rest of the Hon Society of HURLO-THRUMBO , at — — , on Fryday , the day of —— , at - — - —— noon , being the Feast day of the said Society . " By order of the " Given at " President . "

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