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Language Of Masonry.

Would it be natural that a recollecbion of these lessons —that a recurrence to these principles- * -that a re-opening of the sacred books of the law in which are inculcated peace and love , honesty and truth , would produce evil fruits in the conduct of those who read them ? Every intelligent person knows this would not be tho resultevery intelligent Mason knows that it is not . On the

contrary , under the light of these facts , we may see how Masonry becomes the great harmoniser of the world . Masons , travelling from place to place , become missionaries of charity and ministers of goodwill- Having assumed the vows of love and charity , they go forth , wherever their destination , conveying the principles conveyed in that language which has no word to inculcate wrong ,

which has no syllable to express hate , which could not frame , to pronounce aright , a sentence opposed to tho welfare of mankind . Such language cannot be used for evil , since it can only enunciate good . Masonry has no language for cursing . Its vocabulary is fitted for Gerizim , rather than Ebal- Ib was cradled in wisdom , nursed by charity , and

has been supported by the good iu all ages and countries ; and yeb the langnuge of a sacred writer , uaed on a similar occasion , is not misapplied when written in reference to Masonry : "Rather shall they which goby say , the blessing of the Lord bo upon thee . AVe bless thee , in the name of the Lord . " But wo have this lor our encouragement : Our mysterious language has

survived a thousand times more potent enemies than those which now array themselves against it . In every encounter it has come oft' conquorev ; and now , with a slight reservation , we may adopt the words of the Hebrew language , and say that "the earth is of one language and one speech , " since Masonic language is universal . —Landmark .

List Of Lodge, Meetings, &C., For Week Ending 13th, August 1870.

LIST OF LODGE , MEETINGS , & C ., FOR WEEK ENDING 13 TH , AUGUST 1870 .

( Abbreviations . —" F . M . H ., Freemasons' Hall ; M . IL , Masonic Hall ; M . T ., "Masonic Temple ; Tav ., Tavern ; Ho ., Hotel ; Ro . Booms ; L ., Lodge ; St ., Street ; Sq ., Square ) . METROPOLITAN LODGES AXD CHAPIIHS . Monday , August 8 th . CHAPTER , —Panmure , Balham Ho ., Balham .

Tuesday , August 9 th . LODGES . —AA ellington , AVhite Swan Tav ., Deptford ; Stanhope , Thicket Ho ., Anerley . Wednesday , August IQth . Com . R . M . B . Inst ., at 3 . LODGES . — -Justice , White Swan Tav ., Deptford ; Beaeoutree , Pri . lto ., Leytonstone ; Hervey , Britannia

Ho ., Walhain-green . Thursday , August lift . LODGES . —Upton , Spotted Dog- Tav ., Upton , Essex-. Saturday , August lSlh . LODGE . —Caveac , Radley ' s Ho ., Bridge-st ., Blackfriars . E . C ,

METROPOLITAN" LODGES AND CHAPTERS QW INSTRUCTION . Monday , August Sth . Temple , Old Goorge , St . Mary Axe , E . C . ; Justice , Royal Albert , New ( Jross-rd , Deptford ; St . James's Union , Swan Tav ., Mount-st ., Grosveiu > r-sq . IndustryDick ' s Coffee House '

; , , Fleet-st . ; Crystal Palace , City Arms Tav ., West-sq ., Southwark ; High Cross , AVhite Hart ' Ho ., Tottenham ; Eastern Star , Royal Ho ., Burdett-rd ., Jlile-end-vd . ; Camden , Adelaide Tav ., Haverstock Hill ; British Oak , Bank of Friendship Tav ., Mile End .

List Of Lodge, Meetings, &C., For Week Ending 13th, August 1870.

Tuesday , August 9 th . Faith , Fisher ' s Resiaurant , Metrop . Dist . Rail ., Victoria Station ; Domatic , Palmerston Arms , Grosvenor-park , Camberwell ; Jordan , Alwyne Castle , Cauonbury ; Yarborough , Green Dragon , Stepney ; Prince Frederick William , Knights of St . John ' s Tav ., St . John ' s-wood ; Dalhousie , Royal Edward , TriangleHackney ; Royal AlbertAVhite

HartAbchurch-, , , lane ; Pythagorean , Prince of Orange , Greenwich ; City of London , Shepherd and Flock Tav ., Bell-alley , Moorgate-st . ; New Wandsworth , Freemasons' Ho ., New Wandsworth ; Rose of Denmark , George Ho ., Aldermanbury ; Aletropolitan , Price ' s Portugal Ho ., Fleet-st . ¦ CHAPTER . —Robert Burns , Sussex Stores , Upper St . Martin ' s-lane .

Wednesday , August 10 th . Confidence , Railway Tav ., London-street ; United Strength , Bull and Gate , Kentish Town ; " vowConcord , Rosemary Branch Tav ., Hoxton ; St . Mark's , MawbyArms , Mawby-st ., S . Lain ; beth ; Peckham , Alaismore Arms , Park-road , Peckliam-Rye , Temperance in the East , George the Fourth , Catherine-st ., Poplar ; Prosperity , Gladstone Tav ., Bishopsgate-strect .

CHAPTER OP IXSTBTTOTIOX . —St . James ' s Union , Swan Tav ., Mount-st ., Grosvenor-sq . Thursday , August 11 th . Fidelity , Goat and Compasses , Euston-road ; Kent , Duke ol York , Bovough-rd ., Southwark ; United Mariners , Three Cranes , Mile-end-rd . ; Vitrnvian , White Hart , College-st ., Lambeth ; St . George'sGlobe Tav . Royal HillGreenwich

, , , ; Manchester , Berkeley Arms , Johu-st ., Berkeley-square ; Tranquillity , SugarLoafTav ., Great St . Helen ' s , B . C . ; Whittington , Thatched House Tav ., ' . ) , Red Lion-st . ; Royal Oak , Royal Oak Tavern , Deptford . CHAPTF . K OE INSTRUCTION . —Joppa , Prospect of AVhitby Tav ., 57 , AVapping-wall ,,

Friday , August 12 th . St . Luke ' s , Pier Ho ., Cbeyne-walk , Chelsea ; Temperance , Victoria Tav ., Victoriii-rd ., Deptford ; Unions ( EmulationLodge of Improvement for M . M . ) , F . AI . H . ; United Pilgrims , Horns' Tav .-Kennington ; A \ estbourne , tbe Grapes , Duke-st ., Manchester ; square ; AVellington , Lord Duncan Tavern , Broadway , Deptford ; Florence Nightingale , Freemasons' Tav ., AA ' oolwich ; Ranelag-hAVindsor Castle HotelKing-stHammersmith

, , ., ; Belgrave , Duke of Wellington , Spring-gardens , Charing-cross ; St . James's , Gregorian Arms , Jamaica-row , Bermondsey ; Doric , Three Cranes , Mile Eiul-rd . ; Kose of Denmark Metropolitan Chapter of Instruction , White Hart , Barnes , Surrey ; Victoria , Anderton ' s Ho ., Fleet-st . ; Hervey , George Ho ., AValbam-green . CHAPTEB or IXSTIIUCTIOX — Domatic , Fisher's Restaurant , A'ictoria Station ; Metropolitan , Price's Portugal Ho ., Fleet-st .

Saturday , August loth . Robert Burns , Sussex Stores , Upper St . Martin ' s-lane . [ This information is extracted from the "Universal Masonic Calendar , " published at 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand , and brethren who may detect any inaccuracies ( and there are , doubtless , many ) , are respectfully requested to communicate the same to the Editor at the Office , No . 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand . ]

To Correspondents.

TO CORRESPONDENTS .

'V All Communications to be addressed to 19 , Salisburystreet , Strand , "W . C , AVE shall be glad to receive from brethren any proceedings of Masonic meetings , which shall be duly inserted . Coininunica tions should be forwarded so as to reach us as early in the week as convenient—not later than " Wednesday il possible . AA e have to request our correspondents to be particular in

writing names distinctly . EnuAiot . — The last lines of the article on "The Masonic Red Cross Order , & c . " page 81 , should read thus : — " Nee Jovis ira , nee ignis , Nee potent ferrum , nee . edax abolero vetustas . " ( Ovid , Melamorplwseon , lib . xv ., 871 ) .

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MASONIC JOTTINGS.—No. 31. Article 8
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REVIEWS Article 18
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BENGAL MASONIC ASSOCIATION FOR EDUCATING CHILDREN OF INDIGENT FREEMASONS. Article 18
LANGUAGE OF MASONRY. Article 19
LIST OF LODGE, MEETINGS, &C., FOR WEEK ENDING 13TH, AUGUST 1870. Article 20
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Language Of Masonry.

Would it be natural that a recollecbion of these lessons —that a recurrence to these principles- * -that a re-opening of the sacred books of the law in which are inculcated peace and love , honesty and truth , would produce evil fruits in the conduct of those who read them ? Every intelligent person knows this would not be tho resultevery intelligent Mason knows that it is not . On the

contrary , under the light of these facts , we may see how Masonry becomes the great harmoniser of the world . Masons , travelling from place to place , become missionaries of charity and ministers of goodwill- Having assumed the vows of love and charity , they go forth , wherever their destination , conveying the principles conveyed in that language which has no word to inculcate wrong ,

which has no syllable to express hate , which could not frame , to pronounce aright , a sentence opposed to tho welfare of mankind . Such language cannot be used for evil , since it can only enunciate good . Masonry has no language for cursing . Its vocabulary is fitted for Gerizim , rather than Ebal- Ib was cradled in wisdom , nursed by charity , and

has been supported by the good iu all ages and countries ; and yeb the langnuge of a sacred writer , uaed on a similar occasion , is not misapplied when written in reference to Masonry : "Rather shall they which goby say , the blessing of the Lord bo upon thee . AVe bless thee , in the name of the Lord . " But wo have this lor our encouragement : Our mysterious language has

survived a thousand times more potent enemies than those which now array themselves against it . In every encounter it has come oft' conquorev ; and now , with a slight reservation , we may adopt the words of the Hebrew language , and say that "the earth is of one language and one speech , " since Masonic language is universal . —Landmark .

List Of Lodge, Meetings, &C., For Week Ending 13th, August 1870.

LIST OF LODGE , MEETINGS , & C ., FOR WEEK ENDING 13 TH , AUGUST 1870 .

( Abbreviations . —" F . M . H ., Freemasons' Hall ; M . IL , Masonic Hall ; M . T ., "Masonic Temple ; Tav ., Tavern ; Ho ., Hotel ; Ro . Booms ; L ., Lodge ; St ., Street ; Sq ., Square ) . METROPOLITAN LODGES AXD CHAPIIHS . Monday , August 8 th . CHAPTER , —Panmure , Balham Ho ., Balham .

Tuesday , August 9 th . LODGES . —AA ellington , AVhite Swan Tav ., Deptford ; Stanhope , Thicket Ho ., Anerley . Wednesday , August IQth . Com . R . M . B . Inst ., at 3 . LODGES . — -Justice , White Swan Tav ., Deptford ; Beaeoutree , Pri . lto ., Leytonstone ; Hervey , Britannia

Ho ., Walhain-green . Thursday , August lift . LODGES . —Upton , Spotted Dog- Tav ., Upton , Essex-. Saturday , August lSlh . LODGE . —Caveac , Radley ' s Ho ., Bridge-st ., Blackfriars . E . C ,

METROPOLITAN" LODGES AND CHAPTERS QW INSTRUCTION . Monday , August Sth . Temple , Old Goorge , St . Mary Axe , E . C . ; Justice , Royal Albert , New ( Jross-rd , Deptford ; St . James's Union , Swan Tav ., Mount-st ., Grosveiu > r-sq . IndustryDick ' s Coffee House '

; , , Fleet-st . ; Crystal Palace , City Arms Tav ., West-sq ., Southwark ; High Cross , AVhite Hart ' Ho ., Tottenham ; Eastern Star , Royal Ho ., Burdett-rd ., Jlile-end-vd . ; Camden , Adelaide Tav ., Haverstock Hill ; British Oak , Bank of Friendship Tav ., Mile End .

List Of Lodge, Meetings, &C., For Week Ending 13th, August 1870.

Tuesday , August 9 th . Faith , Fisher ' s Resiaurant , Metrop . Dist . Rail ., Victoria Station ; Domatic , Palmerston Arms , Grosvenor-park , Camberwell ; Jordan , Alwyne Castle , Cauonbury ; Yarborough , Green Dragon , Stepney ; Prince Frederick William , Knights of St . John ' s Tav ., St . John ' s-wood ; Dalhousie , Royal Edward , TriangleHackney ; Royal AlbertAVhite

HartAbchurch-, , , lane ; Pythagorean , Prince of Orange , Greenwich ; City of London , Shepherd and Flock Tav ., Bell-alley , Moorgate-st . ; New Wandsworth , Freemasons' Ho ., New Wandsworth ; Rose of Denmark , George Ho ., Aldermanbury ; Aletropolitan , Price ' s Portugal Ho ., Fleet-st . ¦ CHAPTER . —Robert Burns , Sussex Stores , Upper St . Martin ' s-lane .

Wednesday , August 10 th . Confidence , Railway Tav ., London-street ; United Strength , Bull and Gate , Kentish Town ; " vowConcord , Rosemary Branch Tav ., Hoxton ; St . Mark's , MawbyArms , Mawby-st ., S . Lain ; beth ; Peckham , Alaismore Arms , Park-road , Peckliam-Rye , Temperance in the East , George the Fourth , Catherine-st ., Poplar ; Prosperity , Gladstone Tav ., Bishopsgate-strect .

CHAPTER OP IXSTBTTOTIOX . —St . James ' s Union , Swan Tav ., Mount-st ., Grosvenor-sq . Thursday , August 11 th . Fidelity , Goat and Compasses , Euston-road ; Kent , Duke ol York , Bovough-rd ., Southwark ; United Mariners , Three Cranes , Mile-end-rd . ; Vitrnvian , White Hart , College-st ., Lambeth ; St . George'sGlobe Tav . Royal HillGreenwich

, , , ; Manchester , Berkeley Arms , Johu-st ., Berkeley-square ; Tranquillity , SugarLoafTav ., Great St . Helen ' s , B . C . ; Whittington , Thatched House Tav ., ' . ) , Red Lion-st . ; Royal Oak , Royal Oak Tavern , Deptford . CHAPTF . K OE INSTRUCTION . —Joppa , Prospect of AVhitby Tav ., 57 , AVapping-wall ,,

Friday , August 12 th . St . Luke ' s , Pier Ho ., Cbeyne-walk , Chelsea ; Temperance , Victoria Tav ., Victoriii-rd ., Deptford ; Unions ( EmulationLodge of Improvement for M . M . ) , F . AI . H . ; United Pilgrims , Horns' Tav .-Kennington ; A \ estbourne , tbe Grapes , Duke-st ., Manchester ; square ; AVellington , Lord Duncan Tavern , Broadway , Deptford ; Florence Nightingale , Freemasons' Tav ., AA ' oolwich ; Ranelag-hAVindsor Castle HotelKing-stHammersmith

, , ., ; Belgrave , Duke of Wellington , Spring-gardens , Charing-cross ; St . James's , Gregorian Arms , Jamaica-row , Bermondsey ; Doric , Three Cranes , Mile Eiul-rd . ; Kose of Denmark Metropolitan Chapter of Instruction , White Hart , Barnes , Surrey ; Victoria , Anderton ' s Ho ., Fleet-st . ; Hervey , George Ho ., AValbam-green . CHAPTEB or IXSTIIUCTIOX — Domatic , Fisher's Restaurant , A'ictoria Station ; Metropolitan , Price's Portugal Ho ., Fleet-st .

Saturday , August loth . Robert Burns , Sussex Stores , Upper St . Martin ' s-lane . [ This information is extracted from the "Universal Masonic Calendar , " published at 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand , and brethren who may detect any inaccuracies ( and there are , doubtless , many ) , are respectfully requested to communicate the same to the Editor at the Office , No . 19 , Salisbury-street , Strand . ]

To Correspondents.

TO CORRESPONDENTS .

'V All Communications to be addressed to 19 , Salisburystreet , Strand , "W . C , AVE shall be glad to receive from brethren any proceedings of Masonic meetings , which shall be duly inserted . Coininunica tions should be forwarded so as to reach us as early in the week as convenient—not later than " Wednesday il possible . AA e have to request our correspondents to be particular in

writing names distinctly . EnuAiot . — The last lines of the article on "The Masonic Red Cross Order , & c . " page 81 , should read thus : — " Nee Jovis ira , nee ignis , Nee potent ferrum , nee . edax abolero vetustas . " ( Ovid , Melamorplwseon , lib . xv ., 871 ) .

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