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  • MASONIC ANTIQUITIES, DOCUMENTS, &c . JERUSALEM. ENCAMPMENT, MANCHESTER.
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Masonic Antiquities, Documents, &C . Jerusalem. Encampment, Manchester.

" tins constitution Avhenever by indefensible actions or neglect , the E . E ., "to be held in pursuance hereof , becomes irregular or obnoxious to the "Antient Order of O . K . " "Given in our G . E . E . under our hands , and the seal thereof , this 10 th "day of October , A . D . 1786 , A . C . 3 L 1754 , A . D . 5786 . "JOHN PAEKEE , S . G . A . C . "GEO . KITSON , J . G . A . C . "WM . BLANCHARD . G . S . "

The following is the copy of a letter on a loose sheet of paper : — "Manchester , November 1 st , 1786 . "Most Honourable G . G . C . "We , the K . T . of the E . E ., No . 15 , do with all due submission -write "to acquaint that on Tuesday evening tho 17 th of October lastsuch of

you , " us as were delegated and authorised by you proceeded to open the G . E . E . " of All England in which Ave broke open and read your warrant , constituted " our E . E . and installed our G . C , and after the due honours j > aid you . we" closed rite same in proper time , and with Good Harmony , after Avhich we " opened our E . E . No . 15 , and passed through its necessary requisites , and "do noAv make a return of the names of the S . K . T . that at present form

" our E . E ., these are S . John Hassall , E . G . C ., S . Joseph Carter , S . G . C ., "S . James Ashton , J . G . C ., S . John Watson , S . Richard Hunt , S . Patrick " LaAvlor , S . John Hardman , and S . James Cooper , these eight names we "bee vou to insert in vour Grand Eea-istrv . and shall mate nroner

" suceeding returns for any new acquisition [ and your immediate decisive " answer to the folloAving questions agitated amongst us , is desired , if a " man Avho is an Ancient Mason in the three first degrees , regularly " passed the chair , made A . M . and S . K . T ., but sitting under a modern " Avarrant may be accepted in our E . E ., your speedy answer to this will " much oblige yours , & c . "J

The portion in brackets has the pen drawn through but is distinctly readable . "Please to direct for J . Hassall , G . C ., at Mr . William Goodall ' s , the " Eleeee Tavern , Old Shamble , Manchester , our E . E . being noAv kept there . " -The next meeting of the Encampment Avas on the 21 st November , 17 . 86 ,

" When S . John Bagshaw made application , from 157 , under the sanction " of GlasgOAv , to become a member , Avho Ave re-made , and , after an enooun" ter , closed the E . E . and the K . retired in good order . " No explanation is given as to the re-making of the GlasgOAV knight . The presumption is that he Avas deficient in the Arch or

some other qualification required by the bye-laws . The Arch or Red Cross degree appear , however , to be of old date in Scotland , for a correspondent of the Freemasons Magazine , speaking of the " Stirling Rock Chapter , " which is believed to be the oldest in the world , though they have lost their minutes previous to 1743 , says : — " It is Avell knoAvn that Bruce fostered the Templars , and that their

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THE PAPAL ALLOCUTION AGAINST FREEMASONRY. Article 1
MASONIC ANTIQUITIES, DOCUMENTS, &c . JERUSALEM. ENCAMPMENT, MANCHESTER. Article 17
REPRINT OF SCARCE, OR CURIOUS, BOOKS ON FREEMASONRY. Article 27
NOTES AND QUERIES FOR FREEMASONS. Article 33
THE MASONIC REPORTER. Article 34
KNIGHT TEMPLARY. Article 35
CRAFT FREEMASONRY. Article 37
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Article 43
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 48
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Masonic Antiquities, Documents, &C . Jerusalem. Encampment, Manchester.

" tins constitution Avhenever by indefensible actions or neglect , the E . E ., "to be held in pursuance hereof , becomes irregular or obnoxious to the "Antient Order of O . K . " "Given in our G . E . E . under our hands , and the seal thereof , this 10 th "day of October , A . D . 1786 , A . C . 3 L 1754 , A . D . 5786 . "JOHN PAEKEE , S . G . A . C . "GEO . KITSON , J . G . A . C . "WM . BLANCHARD . G . S . "

The following is the copy of a letter on a loose sheet of paper : — "Manchester , November 1 st , 1786 . "Most Honourable G . G . C . "We , the K . T . of the E . E ., No . 15 , do with all due submission -write "to acquaint that on Tuesday evening tho 17 th of October lastsuch of

you , " us as were delegated and authorised by you proceeded to open the G . E . E . " of All England in which Ave broke open and read your warrant , constituted " our E . E . and installed our G . C , and after the due honours j > aid you . we" closed rite same in proper time , and with Good Harmony , after Avhich we " opened our E . E . No . 15 , and passed through its necessary requisites , and "do noAv make a return of the names of the S . K . T . that at present form

" our E . E ., these are S . John Hassall , E . G . C ., S . Joseph Carter , S . G . C ., "S . James Ashton , J . G . C ., S . John Watson , S . Richard Hunt , S . Patrick " LaAvlor , S . John Hardman , and S . James Cooper , these eight names we "bee vou to insert in vour Grand Eea-istrv . and shall mate nroner

" suceeding returns for any new acquisition [ and your immediate decisive " answer to the folloAving questions agitated amongst us , is desired , if a " man Avho is an Ancient Mason in the three first degrees , regularly " passed the chair , made A . M . and S . K . T ., but sitting under a modern " Avarrant may be accepted in our E . E ., your speedy answer to this will " much oblige yours , & c . "J

The portion in brackets has the pen drawn through but is distinctly readable . "Please to direct for J . Hassall , G . C ., at Mr . William Goodall ' s , the " Eleeee Tavern , Old Shamble , Manchester , our E . E . being noAv kept there . " -The next meeting of the Encampment Avas on the 21 st November , 17 . 86 ,

" When S . John Bagshaw made application , from 157 , under the sanction " of GlasgOAv , to become a member , Avho Ave re-made , and , after an enooun" ter , closed the E . E . and the K . retired in good order . " No explanation is given as to the re-making of the GlasgOAV knight . The presumption is that he Avas deficient in the Arch or

some other qualification required by the bye-laws . The Arch or Red Cross degree appear , however , to be of old date in Scotland , for a correspondent of the Freemasons Magazine , speaking of the " Stirling Rock Chapter , " which is believed to be the oldest in the world , though they have lost their minutes previous to 1743 , says : — " It is Avell knoAvn that Bruce fostered the Templars , and that their

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