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The Freemasons' Magazine, And Cabinet Of Universal Literature,

sive features , He is very' Avell made and active ; rather slender than corpulent . In the Avhole of his deportment he has very much the appearance of a man of fashion . His Lordship married Miss James , then only daughter , since , by the death of her brother , only child to Sir William James , formerly of Indiaand late of Eltham Park , a lady beautifulamiableand of

, , , great accomplishments . The visitors of the Exhibition at Somerset Iiouse , in 1794 , must remember a portrait by Hopner of Lad y Rancliife , then Mrs . Parkyns , alloAved to be one of the best in the rooms . Her Ladyship herself draws admii ably . Hopner is also the drawer of the p-. rtraitof his Lovdslup , from which the Print prefixed to this article is taken . His Lordship has eight children , of whom six

are alive , five fine girls , and a son , the eldest of the family , who , though not tweh / e years of age , already gives proofs of talents for useful and . ornamental education , and of dispositions which bid fair to render him a worthy heir to the talents and virtues of Avhich Ave have given this imperfect sketch . As a zealous Patron of the Order of Fr » f EKASONKY his Lordshi

p has ever been conspicuous , and is in well merited possession of its highest honours , as will appear from the description of his Titles annexed to the engraving of his Portrait which accompanies our present Number .

Extract From The Records Of The Swan Lodge.

EXTRACT FROM THE RECORDS OF THE SWAN LODGE .

r"jPHlS Lodge was constituted in the year 1724 , by Martin ' Foikes , - " - Esq . Deputy Grand Master to his Grace the Duke of Richmond , and afterwards had the honour of a visit from the Ri ght Hon . the Lord Coleraine , whilst he was' Grand Master ; who declared his approbation , and signified his desire of" becoming a member thereof , its maybe seen now at large in the first sederunt book .

Several remarkable distinctions have been paid to this Lodge by the many Honourable and Right Worshipful Brethren who have visited it very frequently . Many also have been initiated into the solemn mysteries and ancient science of Masonry ; but , as an extraordinary instance of the great regard shewn to this lodge , the Ri ght Hon . the Lord Lovel , Ear ! of Leicester , when he was Grand

Master , summoned the Master and Brethren to hold a Lodge at Houghton Hall . There were present the Grand Master , His Royal Highness the Duke of Lorrain , and many other noble Brethren ; and when all Avas put into due form , the Grand Master presented his Grace the Duke of Newcastle , the Right Hon . the Earl of Essex , Major-Gencral Churchill , and his own Chaplain , who . were unanimously accepted of , and made Masons b y the Right Worshipful Thomas Johnson , . the then Master of this Lodge .

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LONDON: Article 1
TO READERS , CORRESPONDENTS , &c. Article 2
THE FREEMASONS' MAGAZINE, AND CABINET OF UNIVERSAL LITERATURE, Article 3
EXTRACT FROM THE RECORDS OF THE SWAN LODGE. Article 6
ACCOUNT OF THE PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA. Article 7
Untitled Article 9
CEREMONY OF OPENING WEARMOUTH BRIDGE; Article 10
HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF THE LIFE OF WILLIAM OF WYKEHAM. Article 21
ON THE CHARACTER AND VIRTUES OF THE FAIR SEX. Article 25
THE GENIUS OF LIBERTY. Article 28
SINGULAR ACCOUNT OF THE DEVIL's PEAK AND ELDEN HOLE, IN DERBYSHIRE. Article 30
CURIOUS ACCOUNT OF THE CHARACTERS, CUSTOMS, AND MANNERS, OF THE SAVAGES OF CAPE BRETON. Article 31
EXCERPTS ET COLLECTANEA. Article 34
REVIEW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 38
LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS. Article 47
POETRY. Article 48
TRANSLATION Article 49
ALONZO THE BRAVE, AND FAIR IMOGINE. Article 50
TO HARMONY. Article 52
THE FAREWEL TO SUMMER. Article 53
REPORT OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT. Article 54
HOUSE OF COMMONS. Article 57
MONTHLY CHRONICLE. Article 60
OBITUARY. Article 69
LIST OF BANKRUPTS. Article 73
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The Freemasons' Magazine, And Cabinet Of Universal Literature,

sive features , He is very' Avell made and active ; rather slender than corpulent . In the Avhole of his deportment he has very much the appearance of a man of fashion . His Lordship married Miss James , then only daughter , since , by the death of her brother , only child to Sir William James , formerly of Indiaand late of Eltham Park , a lady beautifulamiableand of

, , , great accomplishments . The visitors of the Exhibition at Somerset Iiouse , in 1794 , must remember a portrait by Hopner of Lad y Rancliife , then Mrs . Parkyns , alloAved to be one of the best in the rooms . Her Ladyship herself draws admii ably . Hopner is also the drawer of the p-. rtraitof his Lovdslup , from which the Print prefixed to this article is taken . His Lordship has eight children , of whom six

are alive , five fine girls , and a son , the eldest of the family , who , though not tweh / e years of age , already gives proofs of talents for useful and . ornamental education , and of dispositions which bid fair to render him a worthy heir to the talents and virtues of Avhich Ave have given this imperfect sketch . As a zealous Patron of the Order of Fr » f EKASONKY his Lordshi

p has ever been conspicuous , and is in well merited possession of its highest honours , as will appear from the description of his Titles annexed to the engraving of his Portrait which accompanies our present Number .

Extract From The Records Of The Swan Lodge.

EXTRACT FROM THE RECORDS OF THE SWAN LODGE .

r"jPHlS Lodge was constituted in the year 1724 , by Martin ' Foikes , - " - Esq . Deputy Grand Master to his Grace the Duke of Richmond , and afterwards had the honour of a visit from the Ri ght Hon . the Lord Coleraine , whilst he was' Grand Master ; who declared his approbation , and signified his desire of" becoming a member thereof , its maybe seen now at large in the first sederunt book .

Several remarkable distinctions have been paid to this Lodge by the many Honourable and Right Worshipful Brethren who have visited it very frequently . Many also have been initiated into the solemn mysteries and ancient science of Masonry ; but , as an extraordinary instance of the great regard shewn to this lodge , the Ri ght Hon . the Lord Lovel , Ear ! of Leicester , when he was Grand

Master , summoned the Master and Brethren to hold a Lodge at Houghton Hall . There were present the Grand Master , His Royal Highness the Duke of Lorrain , and many other noble Brethren ; and when all Avas put into due form , the Grand Master presented his Grace the Duke of Newcastle , the Right Hon . the Earl of Essex , Major-Gencral Churchill , and his own Chaplain , who . were unanimously accepted of , and made Masons b y the Right Worshipful Thomas Johnson , . the then Master of this Lodge .

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