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The Knights Templar.

thousand brethren of the same Order-, who remained at Lyons or m its vicinity , united with them for this defence , Although these nine Templars had voluntarily presented themselves , we have " , nevertheless ordered that they should be arrested , and we keep them detained in prison . Since that time we have thought- proper to employ , for the

safety of our person , more assiduous care than usual , and to announce these occurrences to your magnitude , in order that the prudence of your vig ilant council may advise whatever may be proper and convenient for the safety of your person . Given at Vienne , November 11 , in the 6 th year of our Pontificate .

American Masonic Medals.*

AMERICAN MASONIC MEDALS . *

BY WILLIAM JAMES HUGHAN , P . G . D . OP ENGLAND . GE 0 EGE WASHINGTON MEDALS . MASSACHUSETTS .

f ^\ CLXV . —Bro . Marvin is in doubt as to this medal being a Masonic ^ one , though he has included it in his series . From the facts he has recorded , I have no doubt myself , believing it is in reality the medal that was worn in the great Masonic funeral z ? rocesSJ - ° n at Boston , February llth , 1800 . Bro . McClellan , so Bro . Marvin informs us , has in his possession such a souvenir , in which is still left

the ribbon to which it was attached for wearzng on that memorable day . Particulars thereof are also to be found in Bro . Heard ' s History of the " Columbian" Lodge . Obverse , Bust of the immortal Washington , surrounded by a wreath of laurel , the legend being : " He is in glory . The world in tears . " Beverse , " B . Feb .

11 , 1732 , Gen . Am . Armies 1775 . Re . 1786 , Pres . U . S . Am . ' 89 R . ' 96 . Gen . Arm . TJ . S . Am . ' 98 . Ob . D . 15 , 99 . " At the base a skull and cross-bones . Silver , size 18 | . Rare . CCLXIX . —Obverse , Bust of General Washington under which , " Merriam . " Legend , & c .: " George Washington . * * Born

February 22 , 1732 . " Beverse , View of the Masonic Temple , Boston , as obverse of 21 already noted . Several metals of size 19 . Very rare .

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THE ROMAN COLLEGIA. Article 1
ON THE WORD "EHRE" (HONOUR), AND ITS DERIVATIVES, Article 7
THE LEGEND OF THE INTRODUCTION OF MASONS INTO ENGLAND. Article 14
THE CONSTITUTIONS OF 1762, Article 23
OLD FRIENDS. Article 29
BROTHER, WELL DONE! Article 30
EARLY HAUNTS OF FREEMASONRY. Article 31
TEMPUS FUGIT. Article 35
CURIOUS BOOKS. Article 36
THE SUNDERLAND LIBRARY. Article 37
THE MYTHIC GOAT. Article 39
SYMBOLIC TEACHING. Article 42
GRANTS OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS Article 43
GERMAN FREEMASONRY. Article 48
AN AESTHETIC FANCY. Article 51
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 52
AMERICAN MASONIC MEDALS.* Article 61
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The Knights Templar.

thousand brethren of the same Order-, who remained at Lyons or m its vicinity , united with them for this defence , Although these nine Templars had voluntarily presented themselves , we have " , nevertheless ordered that they should be arrested , and we keep them detained in prison . Since that time we have thought- proper to employ , for the

safety of our person , more assiduous care than usual , and to announce these occurrences to your magnitude , in order that the prudence of your vig ilant council may advise whatever may be proper and convenient for the safety of your person . Given at Vienne , November 11 , in the 6 th year of our Pontificate .

American Masonic Medals.*

AMERICAN MASONIC MEDALS . *

BY WILLIAM JAMES HUGHAN , P . G . D . OP ENGLAND . GE 0 EGE WASHINGTON MEDALS . MASSACHUSETTS .

f ^\ CLXV . —Bro . Marvin is in doubt as to this medal being a Masonic ^ one , though he has included it in his series . From the facts he has recorded , I have no doubt myself , believing it is in reality the medal that was worn in the great Masonic funeral z ? rocesSJ - ° n at Boston , February llth , 1800 . Bro . McClellan , so Bro . Marvin informs us , has in his possession such a souvenir , in which is still left

the ribbon to which it was attached for wearzng on that memorable day . Particulars thereof are also to be found in Bro . Heard ' s History of the " Columbian" Lodge . Obverse , Bust of the immortal Washington , surrounded by a wreath of laurel , the legend being : " He is in glory . The world in tears . " Beverse , " B . Feb .

11 , 1732 , Gen . Am . Armies 1775 . Re . 1786 , Pres . U . S . Am . ' 89 R . ' 96 . Gen . Arm . TJ . S . Am . ' 98 . Ob . D . 15 , 99 . " At the base a skull and cross-bones . Silver , size 18 | . Rare . CCLXIX . —Obverse , Bust of General Washington under which , " Merriam . " Legend , & c .: " George Washington . * * Born

February 22 , 1732 . " Beverse , View of the Masonic Temple , Boston , as obverse of 21 already noted . Several metals of size 19 . Very rare .

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