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Account Of A Pantomime Entitled "Harlequin Free-Mason."

dispersion and confusion of tongues at Babel gave rise to the Mason's faculty , and universal practice of knowing each other by signs and tokens , which became the source of symbolical learning throughout the East .

Third banner . Mizraim . —Two attendants . Two carrying the Pyramid . Mizraim , the second son of Ham , built many magnificent edifices in Egypt including the famous Pyramid and the colossal sphynx A . M . 1816 .

Fourth banner . Six soldiers . —Four trumpets . Six singers . —Four boys . The High Priest Hiram Abiff . Solomon . Hiram , King of Tyreon his throne .

, Solomon , Great Grand Master of Masonry founded his temple , the second ivonder of the world , A . M . 2993 , assisted by his Deputy Grand Master and most accomplished designer , Hiram Abiff , sent by Hiram , King of Tyre .

Fifth banner . Queen of Sheba . Four Egyptian virgins bearing vases . Four men bearing the Temple . Solomon divided the Fellow Crafts into certain lodges , with a Master and Wardens in each , that

they might receive commands in a regular manner , might take care of their tools and jewels , might be regularly paid every iveek , and be duly fed and clothed , & c . ; ancl the Fellow Crafts took care of their succession by educating apprentices . Thus a solid foundation was laid of perfect harmony

among the brotherhood , the lodge was strongly cemented with love and friendship , every brother was taught secrecy and prudence , morality and friendship j each knew his particular business , and the Avork was A igorously pursued .

Sixth banner . Darius Hystaspes . —Zoroaster . Two bearing the Temple of the Sun . Darius Hystaspes , AVIIO married the daughter of Cyrus , confirmed the idea of rebuilding the Temple of Jerusalem , and , in the sixth year of

his reign , his Grand Warden , Zerubbabel , finished . it . In his reign Zoroaster flourished , the Archimagus , or Grand Master of the Magi , whose disciples ivere great improA 7 ers of the liberal sciences and geometry , and who erected many famous temples dedicated to the sun .

Seventh banner . Augustus Cossar . —Agrippa . - TAVO soldiers . Two bearing the Pantheon . Grand Master Augustus GVosar with his Deputy Agrippa built the grand portico of the Pantheon at Rome , tho Temple of Mara the Avenger , the Temple of Apollo , and many other ' edifices .

Augustus dying , said " I found Rome built of brick , but I have left it built of marble . " Hence the Augustan style , the union of wisdom , strength , and beauty . Eighth banner .

Titus V espasian . A soldier bound , who fired the Temple . Two bearing the Temple on fire . Guards . Grand Master Titus Vespasian built the temple of Peace and raised the famous Amphitheatre where the Composite Order Avas first used .

Ninth banner . Roman Senator . —Constantine . —Roman Senator . Four carrying the Triumphal Arch . Constantine erected at Rome the last triumphal arch of the Augustan style , and at his new metropolis , Byzantium ( which he called Constantinople ) the amazing serpentine pillar , & c .

Tenth banner . William the Conqueror . Britannia . Guudolph . —De Montgomery . Two bearing the Tower of London . William the Conqueror appointed Gundolph ,

Bishop of Rochester , and Roger de Montgomery , Earl of Shrewsbury , to be at the head of the Fellow Crafts , building for the king the ToAver of London , Dover Castle . & c .

Eleventh banner . Edward III . —The Black Prince . King John , ancl his son , Philip of France , in chains . Lord Audley . Two bearing Windsor Castle .

Edward III . ancl his son , the Black Prince , became patrons of the arts and sciences . He rebuilt the Castle of Windsor ; was himself Grand Master , meliorated the constitution , and died , after building many stately edifices , June 21 st , 1377 .

Twelfth banner . Essex . —Elizabeth .- —Sir W . Raleigh . Four Master Masons ivith Aprons . Elizabeth , in whose reign the true Augustan style revived in England , hearing that the Freemasons had certain secrets which could not be

revealed to her , ancl being- jealous of all secret assemblies , sent an armed force to break up their annual lodge at York , on St . John ' s Day , 1561 ; but Sir Thomas Sackville , with other Freemasons ,, making an honourable report of the society to the Queenshe afterwards esteemed them as a peculiar

, set of men , AVIIO cultivated peace and friendship , arts ancl sciences , without meddling in affairs of State . In her reign , Grand Master Sir Thomas Gresham built the first Royal Exchange , 1570 .

Thirteenth banner . Michael Angelo . —Pope Julius II . —Bramante Raphael . —Jocunda . —San Gallo . TAVO bearing St . Peter ' s .

“The Freemasons' Monthly Magazine: 1866-03-24, Page 6” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 31 March 2023, masonicperiodicals.org/periodicals/mmr/issues/mmr_24031866/page/6/.
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ADDRESS BY BRO. J. P. SCHTUTZ, W.M. OF THE ST. JOHN'S LODGE (No. 919), OF ALEXANDRIA. Article 1
THE POPE AND FREEMASONRY. Article 2
ACCOUNT OF A PANTOMIME ENTITLED "HARLEQUIN FREE-MASON." Article 5
NEW MASONIC HALL AT KOTREE, WESTERN INDIA. Article 7
MASONIC PROCESSIONS. Article 8
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 8
Untitled Article 9
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 9
ROYAL MASONIC INSTITUTION FOR BOYS, Article 9
METROPOLITAN. Article 9
PROVINCIAL. Article 11
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 13
SCOTLAND. Article 14
NEW ZEALAND. Article 14
BRITISH BURMAH. Article 15
TURKEY. Article 16
REVIEWS. Article 17
MEETINGS OF THE SCIENTIFIC AND LEARNED SOCIETIES FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 31ST, 1866. Article 17
THE WEEK. Article 17
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Account Of A Pantomime Entitled "Harlequin Free-Mason."

dispersion and confusion of tongues at Babel gave rise to the Mason's faculty , and universal practice of knowing each other by signs and tokens , which became the source of symbolical learning throughout the East .

Third banner . Mizraim . —Two attendants . Two carrying the Pyramid . Mizraim , the second son of Ham , built many magnificent edifices in Egypt including the famous Pyramid and the colossal sphynx A . M . 1816 .

Fourth banner . Six soldiers . —Four trumpets . Six singers . —Four boys . The High Priest Hiram Abiff . Solomon . Hiram , King of Tyreon his throne .

, Solomon , Great Grand Master of Masonry founded his temple , the second ivonder of the world , A . M . 2993 , assisted by his Deputy Grand Master and most accomplished designer , Hiram Abiff , sent by Hiram , King of Tyre .

Fifth banner . Queen of Sheba . Four Egyptian virgins bearing vases . Four men bearing the Temple . Solomon divided the Fellow Crafts into certain lodges , with a Master and Wardens in each , that

they might receive commands in a regular manner , might take care of their tools and jewels , might be regularly paid every iveek , and be duly fed and clothed , & c . ; ancl the Fellow Crafts took care of their succession by educating apprentices . Thus a solid foundation was laid of perfect harmony

among the brotherhood , the lodge was strongly cemented with love and friendship , every brother was taught secrecy and prudence , morality and friendship j each knew his particular business , and the Avork was A igorously pursued .

Sixth banner . Darius Hystaspes . —Zoroaster . Two bearing the Temple of the Sun . Darius Hystaspes , AVIIO married the daughter of Cyrus , confirmed the idea of rebuilding the Temple of Jerusalem , and , in the sixth year of

his reign , his Grand Warden , Zerubbabel , finished . it . In his reign Zoroaster flourished , the Archimagus , or Grand Master of the Magi , whose disciples ivere great improA 7 ers of the liberal sciences and geometry , and who erected many famous temples dedicated to the sun .

Seventh banner . Augustus Cossar . —Agrippa . - TAVO soldiers . Two bearing the Pantheon . Grand Master Augustus GVosar with his Deputy Agrippa built the grand portico of the Pantheon at Rome , tho Temple of Mara the Avenger , the Temple of Apollo , and many other ' edifices .

Augustus dying , said " I found Rome built of brick , but I have left it built of marble . " Hence the Augustan style , the union of wisdom , strength , and beauty . Eighth banner .

Titus V espasian . A soldier bound , who fired the Temple . Two bearing the Temple on fire . Guards . Grand Master Titus Vespasian built the temple of Peace and raised the famous Amphitheatre where the Composite Order Avas first used .

Ninth banner . Roman Senator . —Constantine . —Roman Senator . Four carrying the Triumphal Arch . Constantine erected at Rome the last triumphal arch of the Augustan style , and at his new metropolis , Byzantium ( which he called Constantinople ) the amazing serpentine pillar , & c .

Tenth banner . William the Conqueror . Britannia . Guudolph . —De Montgomery . Two bearing the Tower of London . William the Conqueror appointed Gundolph ,

Bishop of Rochester , and Roger de Montgomery , Earl of Shrewsbury , to be at the head of the Fellow Crafts , building for the king the ToAver of London , Dover Castle . & c .

Eleventh banner . Edward III . —The Black Prince . King John , ancl his son , Philip of France , in chains . Lord Audley . Two bearing Windsor Castle .

Edward III . ancl his son , the Black Prince , became patrons of the arts and sciences . He rebuilt the Castle of Windsor ; was himself Grand Master , meliorated the constitution , and died , after building many stately edifices , June 21 st , 1377 .

Twelfth banner . Essex . —Elizabeth .- —Sir W . Raleigh . Four Master Masons ivith Aprons . Elizabeth , in whose reign the true Augustan style revived in England , hearing that the Freemasons had certain secrets which could not be

revealed to her , ancl being- jealous of all secret assemblies , sent an armed force to break up their annual lodge at York , on St . John ' s Day , 1561 ; but Sir Thomas Sackville , with other Freemasons ,, making an honourable report of the society to the Queenshe afterwards esteemed them as a peculiar

, set of men , AVIIO cultivated peace and friendship , arts ancl sciences , without meddling in affairs of State . In her reign , Grand Master Sir Thomas Gresham built the first Royal Exchange , 1570 .

Thirteenth banner . Michael Angelo . —Pope Julius II . —Bramante Raphael . —Jocunda . —San Gallo . TAVO bearing St . Peter ' s .

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