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Notes And Queries For Freemasons.

To radicalism we OAVB many a silly experiment , whose unsuccessful result has only proved that our forefathers were , in some things , much Aviser than AVC thought them . To Conservatism our gratitude is due for that steady and healthful progress which Freemasonry is now making , —giving it standing and character among the institutions of the age , and rendering it e \ ery day more and more Avorthy of cultivation by men of intellect , —and must bestow upon it , as a science and a

system of philosophy , a perpetuity and prosperity which its merely social and charitable character could never lau'e secured . So , then , we advocate tho downfall of Fogeyism and Radicalism , the rock and quicksand Avhich Avould for ever shatter and Avreck the bark of Freemasonry , and advocate the via media of Conservative Reform as the sheet-anchor on which , alone , its safety can depend . ] K H .

As the working of this degree is IIOAV attracting more attention in the Masonic Avorld , in consequence of the particular care bestowed upon it by the Supreme Grand Council of England and Wales , it Avould he gratifying to myself , and some other members , if you could furnish a list of chapters , throughout the AA'orld , Avhich really work this degree .

A MEMBEE OF THE 30 ° . DISTINGUISHED MEMBEES . In English and foreign Avorks , and periodicals , I have noticed many names of distinguished members , but all mixed up together . It Avould bo a praiseAvorthivork for your IIOAV publication to reduce this class into

somey thing like order , and to shoiv us our brethren under heads , as : — Clergymen , Engravers , LaAvyers , Musicians , Men of Letters , Actors , Men of Science , Statesmen , Painters , Soldiers ,

Architects , Sailors , & c . & c . Sculptors , If these Avere collected together from all countries they must form a galaxy of talent , genius , and celebrity . Looking at one of the heads , Ave should find Frederick the Great , Napoleon , and Wellington , the three great Avarriors of the modern day and of all time . The authors may _ be divided into poets , prose Avriters , and journalists ; from the men of science the medical men may be divided , from the statesmen

the orators . There may be a head for philanthropists , in ivhom Masonry has ever been strong . There is no such a thing , that I have seen , as a list of authentic king and prince masons , one Avhich will he pretty long , even if Ave Avrite back from the present day . MUSiEOPHILUS .

CLAVEL'S "HISTOIRE PITTORESQUE . " Clavel has got very scarce at home and abroad , and yet it is a ivork much quoted by Masonic Avriters . Are AA-C ever to have a UCAV edition ? W . E , G . ITALIAN FREEMASONRY .

What is the best history of the various attempts to establish Freemasonry in Italy ? . . M . M .

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NUMBER ONE. Article 4
"LIVE AND LET LIVE." Article 9
OBJECTS OF MASONIC REFORM. Article 11
MASONIC ANTIQUITIES, DOCUMENTS, &c. JERUSALEM ENCAMPMENT, MANCHESTER. Article 20
REPRINT OF SCARCE, OR CURICUS, BOOKS ON FREEMASONRY. Article 27
THE RITE OF MISRAIM. Article 32
NOTES AND QUERIES FOR FREEMASONS. Article 36
MASONIC ENCLAVES. Article 38
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 38
EVENTS AND THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED. Article 41
CLOTHING FOR THE RISING STAR OF WESTERN INDIA. Article 43
REVIEWS. Article 43
POETRY. Article 44
THE MASONIC REPORTER. Article 46
KNIGHT TEMPLARY. Article 47
CRAFT FREEMASONRY. Article 50
OBITUARY. Article 50
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 51
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Notes And Queries For Freemasons.

To radicalism we OAVB many a silly experiment , whose unsuccessful result has only proved that our forefathers were , in some things , much Aviser than AVC thought them . To Conservatism our gratitude is due for that steady and healthful progress which Freemasonry is now making , —giving it standing and character among the institutions of the age , and rendering it e \ ery day more and more Avorthy of cultivation by men of intellect , —and must bestow upon it , as a science and a

system of philosophy , a perpetuity and prosperity which its merely social and charitable character could never lau'e secured . So , then , we advocate tho downfall of Fogeyism and Radicalism , the rock and quicksand Avhich Avould for ever shatter and Avreck the bark of Freemasonry , and advocate the via media of Conservative Reform as the sheet-anchor on which , alone , its safety can depend . ] K H .

As the working of this degree is IIOAV attracting more attention in the Masonic Avorld , in consequence of the particular care bestowed upon it by the Supreme Grand Council of England and Wales , it Avould he gratifying to myself , and some other members , if you could furnish a list of chapters , throughout the AA'orld , Avhich really work this degree .

A MEMBEE OF THE 30 ° . DISTINGUISHED MEMBEES . In English and foreign Avorks , and periodicals , I have noticed many names of distinguished members , but all mixed up together . It Avould bo a praiseAvorthivork for your IIOAV publication to reduce this class into

somey thing like order , and to shoiv us our brethren under heads , as : — Clergymen , Engravers , LaAvyers , Musicians , Men of Letters , Actors , Men of Science , Statesmen , Painters , Soldiers ,

Architects , Sailors , & c . & c . Sculptors , If these Avere collected together from all countries they must form a galaxy of talent , genius , and celebrity . Looking at one of the heads , Ave should find Frederick the Great , Napoleon , and Wellington , the three great Avarriors of the modern day and of all time . The authors may _ be divided into poets , prose Avriters , and journalists ; from the men of science the medical men may be divided , from the statesmen

the orators . There may be a head for philanthropists , in ivhom Masonry has ever been strong . There is no such a thing , that I have seen , as a list of authentic king and prince masons , one Avhich will he pretty long , even if Ave Avrite back from the present day . MUSiEOPHILUS .

CLAVEL'S "HISTOIRE PITTORESQUE . " Clavel has got very scarce at home and abroad , and yet it is a ivork much quoted by Masonic Avriters . Are AA-C ever to have a UCAV edition ? W . E , G . ITALIAN FREEMASONRY .

What is the best history of the various attempts to establish Freemasonry in Italy ? . . M . M .

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