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    Article A CORRECT LIST OF THE REGULAR LODGES UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF ENGLAND, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. IN 1777. ← Page 6 of 6
    Article ADDRESS ON THE DEATH OF MOZART. Page 1 of 2 →
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A Correct List Of The Regular Lodges Under The Constitution Of England, Alphabetically Arranged. In 1777.

No . 139 Redruth , Druid' s Lodge , 1 st and 3 rd Thursday 242 Richmond , Yorkshire , Blue Bell , 1 st Monday 495 Ripon , Royal Oak 281 Rye , Red Lion , 1 st and 3 rd Tuesday 277 SheffieldRose and Crown 2 nd Friday

, , 314 Shields , North , Lion Lodge 471 Shields , South , King of Prussia 491 Southampton , Lodge of Concord 22 Stockton-upon-Tees , Black Lion , 1 st and 3 rd Friday 372 Stourbridge , Three Tons 267 Swaffham , Crown , 1 st Monday

61 Swalwell , Masons' Arms , 1 st Monday and 3 rd Saturday 378 Swansea , Beaufort Lodge . 169 Sunderland , High-street , Golden Lion , 1 st Friday 177 Sunderland , King's Head , 1 st and 3 rd Tuesday 255 Taunton , St . George's Lodge 449 Taunton , Union Lodge , 1 st and 3 rd Tuesday

374 Teignniouth , Globe Dm , 1 st and 3 rd Monday 343 Tiverton , All Souls' Loclge , 1 st and 3 rd Thursday 260 Topsham , Salutation , 2 nd and 4 th Wednesday 296 Wakefield , George and Crown 289 Warrington , Woolpack , last Monday 493 AVeymouthGood's Rooms 2 nd and 4 th Friday

, , 423 AVhitby , Plough 209 AVhitehaven , Square and Compass , 2 nd Monday 58 AVolverhampton , Swan , 1 st and 3 rd Thursday 463 Woolwich , Crown and Anchor 478 Workington , Sun and Sector 431 WrothanKentBull

, , 415 Wynstay , Lodge 117 Yarmouth , Angel 194 Yarmouth , Swan , 2 nd Tuesday 450 York , Apollo Lodge

Address On The Death Of Mozart.

ADDRESS ON THE DEATH OF MOZART .

DELIVERED IW THE LODGE ZTJB GEKEONTES" HOITBTUlTa , ' VIEIWA , 1792 . Translated for the " Masonic Magazine . " TT has pleased the Eternal God , G A 0 T U , to tear away from our chain of

_ Brotherhood one of our most beloved and zealous Brethren . AVho did not know him ? who did not value him ? who did not love him ? our worthy brother , Mozart . Hardly are a few weeks passed away since he stood here in our midst ; ennobling the consecration of our Temple by his magical strains . Who of us , my Brethren , would then have so shortly measured out the threads of his life ? Who of us would have thought then , that after three weeks we should he mourning him ? It is true , that it is the mournful lot of humanity , in the very midst of the bloom of the most distinguished life , to be obliged to leave it .

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Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 1
A CORRECT LIST OF THE REGULAR LODGES UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF ENGLAND, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. IN 1777. Article 2
ADDRESS ON THE DEATH OF MOZART. Article 7
THE SONG OF SONGS. Article 8
OLD WINTER IS COMING. Article 9
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 10
THE ANGLO-SAXON LANGUAGE. Article 13
THE OBERAMMERGAU PLAY. Article 15
HAIL, BROTHERS! Article 17
BEATRICE. Article 18
CYPRUS. Article 21
CENTRAL ASIAN RACES. Article 22
THE EARTH'S POPULATION. Article 23
MINUTES OF OLD LODGES IN THE PROVINCE OF PEEBLES AND SELKIRK. Article 25
Untitled Article 26
AM RHEIN. Article 27
OLD LETTERS. Article 28
MILDRED: AN AUTUMN ROMANCE. Article 29
THE EARLY HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES OF FREEMASONRY.* Article 32
BJORN AND BERA.* Article 34
THE PEASANT COUNTESS. Article 35
NEW MUSIC.* Article 38
FASHIONABLE SLANG. Article 39
SONNETS FROM THE PYRENEES. Article 41
THE CHANGEFUL SEASONS: A WINTER SONG. Article 42
CHARLES THEODORE KORNER. Article 43
ART-JOTTINGS IN ART-STUDIOS. Article 44
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 46
THE GOLDEN ASS WELL MANAGED, AND MYDAS RESTORED TO REASON. Article 47
THE EPISTLE OF W.C. TO THE CHRISTIAN AND COURTEOUS READER. Article 47
SHALOM ALEHEM. Article 48
Untitled Article 49
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A Correct List Of The Regular Lodges Under The Constitution Of England, Alphabetically Arranged. In 1777.

No . 139 Redruth , Druid' s Lodge , 1 st and 3 rd Thursday 242 Richmond , Yorkshire , Blue Bell , 1 st Monday 495 Ripon , Royal Oak 281 Rye , Red Lion , 1 st and 3 rd Tuesday 277 SheffieldRose and Crown 2 nd Friday

, , 314 Shields , North , Lion Lodge 471 Shields , South , King of Prussia 491 Southampton , Lodge of Concord 22 Stockton-upon-Tees , Black Lion , 1 st and 3 rd Friday 372 Stourbridge , Three Tons 267 Swaffham , Crown , 1 st Monday

61 Swalwell , Masons' Arms , 1 st Monday and 3 rd Saturday 378 Swansea , Beaufort Lodge . 169 Sunderland , High-street , Golden Lion , 1 st Friday 177 Sunderland , King's Head , 1 st and 3 rd Tuesday 255 Taunton , St . George's Lodge 449 Taunton , Union Lodge , 1 st and 3 rd Tuesday

374 Teignniouth , Globe Dm , 1 st and 3 rd Monday 343 Tiverton , All Souls' Loclge , 1 st and 3 rd Thursday 260 Topsham , Salutation , 2 nd and 4 th Wednesday 296 Wakefield , George and Crown 289 Warrington , Woolpack , last Monday 493 AVeymouthGood's Rooms 2 nd and 4 th Friday

, , 423 AVhitby , Plough 209 AVhitehaven , Square and Compass , 2 nd Monday 58 AVolverhampton , Swan , 1 st and 3 rd Thursday 463 Woolwich , Crown and Anchor 478 Workington , Sun and Sector 431 WrothanKentBull

, , 415 Wynstay , Lodge 117 Yarmouth , Angel 194 Yarmouth , Swan , 2 nd Tuesday 450 York , Apollo Lodge

Address On The Death Of Mozart.

ADDRESS ON THE DEATH OF MOZART .

DELIVERED IW THE LODGE ZTJB GEKEONTES" HOITBTUlTa , ' VIEIWA , 1792 . Translated for the " Masonic Magazine . " TT has pleased the Eternal God , G A 0 T U , to tear away from our chain of

_ Brotherhood one of our most beloved and zealous Brethren . AVho did not know him ? who did not value him ? who did not love him ? our worthy brother , Mozart . Hardly are a few weeks passed away since he stood here in our midst ; ennobling the consecration of our Temple by his magical strains . Who of us , my Brethren , would then have so shortly measured out the threads of his life ? Who of us would have thought then , that after three weeks we should he mourning him ? It is true , that it is the mournful lot of humanity , in the very midst of the bloom of the most distinguished life , to be obliged to leave it .

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