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During the eventful year 1848 , the Supreme Conseil consisted of the first officers of the state ; but after this period Masonry suffered considerably in Paris ; for a short time even the Supreme Conseil ceased to exist altogether , and at the re-election of new officers , other less influential members were installed . Disputes and dissensions between the Grand Orient of France and the Supreme Conseil unhappily existed for a long period , although formerly united in one Masonic temple ; at present the Grand Orient has entered a new and magnificent hall of its own . The Government only recognises the Grand Orient as legal ; the Conseil does not enjoy any legal acknowledgment . Steps to unite the two bodies have been till now unsuccessful .
No . of Working R ¦ , Town . the Name . Craft J ^™ Lodge . Degrees . A c Niort . 78 Friends of Order .. .. 1 9 > • _ 81 Happy Sympathy Caluire . 120 Friends of Man 1 Cusset , 122 Friends of Peace 1 Cette 127 True Brotherly Love ,. . . 1 „ ,. 132 Scotch Brethren ........ .. 1 Vaire . 89 Friends of Truth ..... 1 Strasburg .... 108 Three Epochs ., .. 1 Tournais 77 Concordia ................ 1 Chalons a Saone .... 68 Equality and Progress 1 „ „ .... 79 St . Andrew of Scotland .. 1 Avignon 109 Perseverance ..... . ......... 1 Limoges .......... 116 United Friends 1 „ .......... 117 For ever United ,. ...... .... .. 1 Valence .. 130 Arts and Industry .. 1 Aix ... 129 Scotch Hammer ........ 1 Marseilles 75 United and Re-born Brethren .. 1 „ 80 Regenerators .............. .. 1 ........ 104 Right .. 1 „ ........ 123 Progress ..... — 1 Algiers 131 Benevolent Star .. 1 St . Pierre , Martinique 115 Union ... 1 Cayes , Hayti 10 Students of Nature ........ 1 „ „ ...... 49 Fortitude .. 1 Jarmel „ . 59 Philadelphia .......... 1 „ „ 73 Southern Cross .. 1 Port-au-Prince .... 97 Friends of Truth . 1 Cayenne 93 Equinoctial France 1 „ 119 Elected of Equinoctial France .. 1 Sandwich Isles .... 124 Progress of Oceanic 1
MAURITIUS . INTOLERANCE OF M . COLLIER , BISHOP OF PORT LOUIS , T 0 WAKD 9 THE FRENCH FREEMASONS OF THE MAURITIUS . In our last number , it was our painful duty to draw the attention of our readers o certain acts totally unworthy of an ecclesiastic , or even of a man , which the Popish priest of Port Louis has chosen to perpetrate . It appears that M . Collier , the worthy scion of a persecuting stock , not only wars with the living upon matters of discipline , but even seeks to extend his anathemas beyond that shield which by noble spirits has ever been considered sacred—we mean the coffin . Upon a recent visit to Paris , we had the opportunity , which , our readers may rely upon it , we earnestly employed , in disabusing the mind of a very worthy but , as usual , ignorant Popish ecclesiastic , relative to the character of Masonry , which he had been taught to consider the fons et origo of all rebellion . But we must confess he showed himself open to conviction , and was naturally of too mild and pious a spirit ever to manifest the virulent temper exhibited by M . Collier , and
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During the eventful year 1848 , the Supreme Conseil consisted of the first officers of the state ; but after this period Masonry suffered considerably in Paris ; for a short time even the Supreme Conseil ceased to exist altogether , and at the re-election of new officers , other less influential members were installed . Disputes and dissensions between the Grand Orient of France and the Supreme Conseil unhappily existed for a long period , although formerly united in one Masonic temple ; at present the Grand Orient has entered a new and magnificent hall of its own . The Government only recognises the Grand Orient as legal ; the Conseil does not enjoy any legal acknowledgment . Steps to unite the two bodies have been till now unsuccessful .
No . of Working R ¦ , Town . the Name . Craft J ^™ Lodge . Degrees . A c Niort . 78 Friends of Order .. .. 1 9 > • _ 81 Happy Sympathy Caluire . 120 Friends of Man 1 Cusset , 122 Friends of Peace 1 Cette 127 True Brotherly Love ,. . . 1 „ ,. 132 Scotch Brethren ........ .. 1 Vaire . 89 Friends of Truth ..... 1 Strasburg .... 108 Three Epochs ., .. 1 Tournais 77 Concordia ................ 1 Chalons a Saone .... 68 Equality and Progress 1 „ „ .... 79 St . Andrew of Scotland .. 1 Avignon 109 Perseverance ..... . ......... 1 Limoges .......... 116 United Friends 1 „ .......... 117 For ever United ,. ...... .... .. 1 Valence .. 130 Arts and Industry .. 1 Aix ... 129 Scotch Hammer ........ 1 Marseilles 75 United and Re-born Brethren .. 1 „ 80 Regenerators .............. .. 1 ........ 104 Right .. 1 „ ........ 123 Progress ..... — 1 Algiers 131 Benevolent Star .. 1 St . Pierre , Martinique 115 Union ... 1 Cayes , Hayti 10 Students of Nature ........ 1 „ „ ...... 49 Fortitude .. 1 Jarmel „ . 59 Philadelphia .......... 1 „ „ 73 Southern Cross .. 1 Port-au-Prince .... 97 Friends of Truth . 1 Cayenne 93 Equinoctial France 1 „ 119 Elected of Equinoctial France .. 1 Sandwich Isles .... 124 Progress of Oceanic 1
MAURITIUS . INTOLERANCE OF M . COLLIER , BISHOP OF PORT LOUIS , T 0 WAKD 9 THE FRENCH FREEMASONS OF THE MAURITIUS . In our last number , it was our painful duty to draw the attention of our readers o certain acts totally unworthy of an ecclesiastic , or even of a man , which the Popish priest of Port Louis has chosen to perpetrate . It appears that M . Collier , the worthy scion of a persecuting stock , not only wars with the living upon matters of discipline , but even seeks to extend his anathemas beyond that shield which by noble spirits has ever been considered sacred—we mean the coffin . Upon a recent visit to Paris , we had the opportunity , which , our readers may rely upon it , we earnestly employed , in disabusing the mind of a very worthy but , as usual , ignorant Popish ecclesiastic , relative to the character of Masonry , which he had been taught to consider the fons et origo of all rebellion . But we must confess he showed himself open to conviction , and was naturally of too mild and pious a spirit ever to manifest the virulent temper exhibited by M . Collier , and