Masonic Notes And Queries.

Jones ' s Masonic Miscellanies and Muse of Masonry . Loudon , 1707 . Jachin and Boaz , Svo . London , 1795 . ' . Che Freemasons' Pocket Companion , 12 iuo . Ayr , 1 . 792 . Masonic Vocal Manual , 12 mo . Hebden Bridge , [ No date ] . Masonic Songs , 12 mo . Philadelphia , 1 S 14 . ¦ Masonic Minstrel , Dedham , 181 G .

Masonic Museum , by J . Ilardcastle , 12 mo . New York , 1817 . The Master Workman , by 11 . 0 . Atwood , 12 mo . New York , 1851 . Cross ' s Charts . New York , 1851 . Eobert Morris ' s Works . There are , besides , numerous songs , real and fictitious , in the several ' revelation books . Of French song books the number is us great as of English . Tim

Manuels and Thuileurs all contain songs , and likewise the following among other works : — L'Ecole ties Francs Macons , 12 mo . Jerusalem , 1718 . [ Perhaps Paris . ] L'Ordrc des Francs Macons trahi , 12 mo . Amsterdam , 1752 . La Lyre Macomie , 12 mo . Hague , 1775 . La Quadrille des Francs Macons . Par de Bergeron . fNo date ! i i

' u _ - JOHN EXTICK " , 1 I . A . The connexion of this brother with Masonry deserves more attention than it has received , as he is one of our literary members . He was a clergyman . In 17 o ( i he was appointed to revise Anderson ' s Constitutions , in an edition professing to be collected and digested by order of the Grand Lodge , from the records , and carefully revised , continued and enlarged with

many additions . This volume contains 312 pages ; the orig inal volume of Anderson containing only 113 . One of Eutick ' s large works was a History of the War , which ended iu 17 ( i : 3 , in 5 vols ., Svo . ; a History of London , -. 1- vols ., Svo . ; his well known Latin and English Dictionary ; and an English Spelling Dictionary , no less well known . He produced other works however . Entick died in 1780 . Wc should like to know what Lodge claims him .

WOMAN ' m ; voi'i : nxi .: KS TO MAX . —She is happy in owing everything to man . That alone imparts a singular charm to the poor household . There , nothing is foreign or indifferent ; everything bears the stamp of a beloved hand , the seal of the heart . Mtm very often little knows the privations she endures in order that , on his return he find his dwelling modest yet adornedGreat is the ambition

may . of woman for the household clothes , and linen . This last article is new ; tho linen closet , the pride of the countrywoman , was unknown to the wife of the town workman before the revolution in industry which I have mentioned . Cleanliness , purity , modesty , those graces of woman , then enchanted tho house ; the bed was surrounded with curtains ; the child ' s cradle , dazzled with whiteness , became a paradise ; the whole cut out and sewed in a few evenings . Add , moreover a flower to the window ! "What a surprise ! the husband , on bis return , no longer knows his home This taste for flowerswhich has

own I , spread , and this little expenditure to ornament the interior , aro they not lamentable , when these people never know whether they have any work on the morrow ) Call it not cepciidiiure , say rather economy . It is a very great one , if the innocent attraction of tho wife renders the bouse charming to the husband , aud can keep him there . Let us ornament , I beseech you , both the house aud the wife ? A few ells of printed cotton makes her another woman ; see , who is regenerated , and become young again . — ¦ Mkheltt .