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The Lodge of Research No.2429

Leicester

INDEX OF TRANSACTIONS

1892 – 2017

I acknowledge the hard work of my predecessors who have written indexes for the Transactions of the Lodge of Research, especially the late W. Bro. Peter Neaverson, who had updated the previous work to 1996 prior to his death in 2004.

David M. Sharpe, P. P. G. Sup. Wks.Editor

TRANSACTIONS OF THE LODGE OF RESEARCH No. 2429

PAPERS’ INDEX 1892 - 2017

9th Earl Ferrers: a Provincial Master we might have had?, Theby D. J. Hughes 8 2014-15

10th Earl Ferrers: Time for revision and Re-evaluation? , Theby D. J. Hughes 66 2015-16

1814 International Compact and the Appearance and FinalDefinition of the Phrase ‘Pure Ancient Masonry’,by J. Belton 89 2013-14

Abbreviations, Glossary of, in Early French Masonic Documents, by S. Kay 97 1959-60

Acacia, A Sprig of, by W. M. Cheesman 108 1919-20Acacia or Cassia, by W. W. Covery Crump 116 1924-25Account of Freemasonry in Fiji, by L. M. Sherwood 82 1966-67Achille Roy's Demit, by J. T. Thorp 89 1921-22Additional Masonic Degrees worked in England, by W. J. Hughan 38 1906-07Address to an Initiate, H. B. White 110 1917-18Address on Presentation of Certificate, by 'Salem' Lodge 90 1919-20Address – at St. Mary de Castro (17th October 2004),

by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 88 2004Address – 150th Anniversary of Ferrers and Ivanhoe Lodge No. 779

by M. H. Roalfe 35 2009-10Address - Centenary Celebration, Howe and Charnwood Lodge, No.1007,

by C. B. S. Morley 24 1964-65 Address - Centenary of Rutland Lodge, No.1130,

by C. B. S. Morley 40 1966-67 Address - Centenary of the Vale of Catmos Lodge, No.l265,

by C. B. S. Morley 58 1969-70Address - Centenary of St. Peter's Lodge, No.1330,

by C. B. S. Morley 65 1970-71 Address - Centenary Meeting Albert Edward Lodge, No.1560,

by C. B. S. Morley 19 1975 Address - Centenary Meeting of the Granite Lodge No.2028,

by G. C. Taylor 23 1983 Address - Centenary Meeting of the Lodge of the Golden Fleece

No.2081, by G. C. Taylor 76 1984 Address - Centenary of Home Lodge of MMM, by J. E. Foister 31 1981 Address - Centenary of the Combined Provinces of Leicestershire

and Rutland, by C. B. S. Morley 37 1969-70Address - Centenary of Union Lodge of Instruction, Leicester,

by C. B. S. Morley 53 1966-67Address - Centenary Convocation of St. Augustine’s Chapter No.779,

by G. C. Taylor 35 1978 Address - Celebration of 150th Anniversary of the Granting of the

Warrants of the Fowke Lodge No. 19 and the Howe Lodgeof Mark Master Masons, No.21, by A. N. Newman 47 2007

Address – Celebration of 150 years of Howe and Charnwood Lodge,

by D. V. Hagger 44 2013-14Address - Congratulatory, by J. W. Stubbs 40 1969-70Address - Consecration of the Sparkenhoe Lodge, No.8063,

by C. B. S. Morley 9 1965-66 Address - Consecration of the Lodge of the Argonauts, No.8210,

by C. B. S. Morley 46 1967-68 Address - Consecration of the St. Denys Lodge, No.8276,

by C. B. S. Morley 38 1968-69Address - Consecration of the Loughborough Lodge of Installed

Masters, No.8312, by C. B. S. Morley 78 1969-70Address - Consecration of the Morley Lodge, No.8320,

by C. B. S. Morley 78 1970-71 Address - Consecration of the St. Wilfrid's Lodge, No.8350,

by C. B. S. Morley 84 1970-71Address - Consecration of the Lodge of Science and Art, No.8429,

by C. B. S. Morley 76 1971-72 Address - Consecration of the St. James' Lodge, No. 8478,

by C. B. S. Morley 52 1972-73Address - Consecration of the Tudor House Lodge, No. 8481,

by C. B. S. Morley 58 1972-73Address - Consecration of Roundhill Lodge No. 8639,

by C. B. S. Morley 8 1974-75Address - Consecration of the Burbach Lodge No. 8699,

by C. B. S. Morley 9 1975Address - Consecration of the Compass Lodge No. 8675,

by C. B. S. Morley 8 1977 Address - Consecration of the Wayfarer Lodge No. 8679,

by C. B. S. Morley 12 1976 Address - Consecration of the Hastings Lodge No. 8695,

by C. B. S. Morley 14 1975 Address - Consecration of the St. Simon and St. Jude Lodge,

No. 8729, by C. B. S. Morley 17 1976 Address - Consecration of the Gabriel Newton Lodge No. 9071,

by G. C. Taylor 44 1983 Address - Consecration of the Uppingham in Rutland Lodge,

No. 9119, by G. C. Taylor 79 1984 Address - Consecration of the Granite Chapter No. 2028,

by G. C. Taylor 52 1980 Address - Dedication of the Masonic Hall, Loughborough,

by C. B. S. Morley 19 1964-65 Address - Dedication of the Masonic Hall, Market Harborough,

by C. B. S. Morley 43 1968-69Address - Dedication of the Morley Temple, Freemasons' Hall,

Leicester, by C. B. S. Morley 47 1968-69 Address - Inauguration of the New Hall, Victoria V. I.,

by T. Somerville 16 1983Address – Funeral of W. Bro. H. W. Tassell, 4th November 2008

by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 57 2008Address - Leicester Cathedral Jubilee, by Rev. Canon R. Tydeman 8 1976

Address - Leicester Cathedral Choral Evensong, by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 45 1990

Address – Leicester Cathedral Royal Arch Service,by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 84 1999

Address – Leicester Cathedral at presentation and dedication of the Mark Master Masons Crusader 900VPV to theSt. John Ambulance, by Rev. Canon A. T. Green 87 1999

Address – Leicester Cathedral (Advent 3), by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 76 2003

Address – Freemasons’ Carol Service, 11 December 2005,by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 71 2005

Address – Freemasons’ Carol Service, 14 December 2008,by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 55 2008

Addressing an Assemblage, by A. Rose 64 1922-23Admiral Sir Wm. Sydney Smith, by R. J. Reece & O. H. Bate 172 1915-16Admission of Visiting Brethren to Private Lodges, by T. F. Pearse 31 1910-11Advancement in Masonic Knowledge, by W. H. Riley 43 1932-33Advancement, Daily, in Masonic Knowledge - Germany, 1940-45,

by S. Brown 97 1946-47 Afghanistan, Masons' Marks in, by J. T. Thorp 83 1919-20Ages, A Pilgrimage through the, by W. H. Riley 99 1933-34Alchemy of Freemasonry, The, by J. S. Mather 42 2011-12Alcohol and Masonic Conviviality, by R. Leek 39 2005Aldworth, The Hon. Mrs., the Lady Freemason, by G. B. Ellwood 135 1931-32Allegory The, and Some Analogies, by A. C. Mason 67 1917-18All-Seeing Eye, The, by W. W. Covey Crump 55 1909-10Allusions in Kipling's Works, Masonic, by A. L. Macleod 65 1929-30Am I my Brother’s Keeper, by M.A. Robinson 53 2005American Craft, Practices and Customs of the, by J. H. Tatsch 81 1926-27American Freemasons: Their Attitude towards the War, 153 1916-17American Masonry (Early), Some Comments on, by G. M. Dyson 17 1962-63 'American Union' Lodge, Marietta, Ohio, by W. Thomas 39 1919-20Ancient Charges, by H. Carr 24 1943-44'Ancient Custom', Synopsis of a Paper by Rev. R. A. Rostron 121 1928-29 Ancient 'Eye Beam', An, by J. T. Thorp 107 1917-18Ancient 'Eye Beam', No. 2, An, by J. T. Thorp 69 1919-20Ancient Guilds and their Effect on Masonry, by G. B. Ellwood 44 1933-34Ancient Landmarks of the Order, by C. E. Neale 9 1972-73Ancient Ritual, by G. E. Phipps 91 1935-36Ancient Sages, Commandments of, Contrasted with the Precepts

of Modern Freemasonry, by E. Rebold 113 1918-19Antients Lodge No. 47, pre-Union, subsequently Knights of Malta

Lodge, No. 50, by D. A. Peacock 172 2013-14Andrew, 5th Lord Rollo. A worthy Mason and Heroic Soldier,

by S. C. F. Vaughan 22 2000Angle of 90 Degrees, or the Fourth Part of a Circle, An,

by W. H. Barrow 115 1917-18Antediluvian Pillars of the Old Charges, as described by an old

French Poet, by W. J. Williams 53 1922-23

Antient Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons, The, by J. T. Thorp 114 1914-15

Antique Apron, An, by J. T. Thorp 29 1911-12Antique Apron, An, by J.T.Thorp 41 1930-31Antiquity and Origin of Masonry, The, by J. T. Thorp 91 1924-25Apologie des Templiers et des Francs-Maçons (1797),

Tr. by J. M. Plane 46 1955-56 Appointments, the Lodge and its, by E. Newton 49 1961-62Appreciation R. W. Bro. Brig. C. B. S. Morley 65 1976 Approach to Freemasonry, by P. M. Webster 18 1946-47Apron, an Antique, by J. T. Thorp 29 1911-12Apron, an Antique, by J. T. Thorp 41 1930-31Apron, The Masonic, by J. T. Thorp 38 1895-96Apron, The Masonic, by W. H. Riley 76 1940-41Aprons, Engraved, by J. T. Thorp 106 1903-04Architecture and Civilisation in Relation to Freemasonry, Some

Aspects of, by J. C. Burton 14 1942-43Architecture, Gothic and the Comacine Masters,

by W. W. Covey Crump 41 1918-19Are we making Masons too fast? by J. C. Burton 117 1918-19Argentina, Freemasonry in, by A. J. Goode 134 1905-06Argentine Republic, Introduction of Freemasonry into the,

by C. L. Edwards 98 1907-08Arithmetic and Geometry in Freemasonry, by C. W. Ball 86 1950-51Arms of United Grand Lodge, Their History and Significance,

by L. J. King 97 1946- 47Army in 1760, Masons in the 132 1917-18Art. Architecture and Freemasonry, by A. E. Sharman 21 2009-10Ashmole, Elias, Another aspect of, by F. W. Seal-Coon 50 1984 Aspect of Freemasonry, A Psychological, by A. J. S. Cannon 20 1934-35Aspects of Civilisation and Architecture in Relation to Freemasonry,

Some, by J. C. Burton 14 1942-43Aspects of Freemasonry, by J. H. Hawthorn 90 1923-24Aspects of Masonic Ephemera before 1813. The “Shame Exposure”

of December 1723 by Y. Beresiner 21 1998Ashlar, The Perfect -Its Symbolic and Ethical Teaching,

by Rev. J. T. Lawrence 36 1912-13Ashmolean Theory, The, and the Hiramic Legend,

by W. B. Hextall 121 1903-04Athelstan, the First King of All England, by B. B. Wills 10 2007Augustus Frederic, Duke of Sussex, 1773-1843, by W. B. Hextall 93 1919-20Awakened, The Society of the, by R. E. Wallace-James 164 1915-16

Background roles to a Consideration of the Penalties in ourObligation, by D. MacLaurin 76 1981

Background Sketch to explanation of the 2º T. B.,by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 40 1978

Bacon's 'New Atlantis' and Freemasonry, by F. W. Billson 87 1906-07Ballintoy (Ireland), Freemasonry in, by F. C. Crossle 113 1906-07

Ballintoy Lodge, No.38, I. C., by J. T. Thorp 25 1905-06Banner presented to St. John's Lodge No.279, The,

by M. Williams 37 1935-36Banners of Masonic Bodies dedicated to Saint Crispin, The,

by R. Leek 47 1999Barnsley Lodge, An old, by J. T. Thorp 71 1904-05Beauty and Import of the Working Tools, The, by J. T. Cooper 19 1938-39Beehive, Symbolism of the, and Freemasonry, by R. H. Ashbee 29 1952-53Behind the Shield, by W. W. Glover 43 1991 Belief Principle in Freemasonry, The, or Religion and Freemasonry

by Rev. Canon J. R. H. Prophet 49 1990 Bengal, Masonic Jug from, by W. H. Riley 115 1935-36Benjamin Franklin, Student, Scientist, Statesman and Freemason,

by L. Staines 30 1904-05Bibles of Lodges 279 and 523, How and why they differ,

by J. Young 64 1913-14Board of General Purposes, by S. Brown 87 1969-70Book of the Dead, by C. C. H. Binns 20 1952-53Books of Constitutions, Eighteenth Century, by J. T. Thorp 120 1906-07Books, Rare and Interesting in the Leicester Freemasons'

Hall Library, by A. J. S. Cannon 52 1937-38Brethren in Harmony, by F. W. Warburton 7 1989 Bristol Working. (Reference to the visit of the Bristol Brethren) 44 1951-52British Army Regiments of Foot, their Postage Stamps, Heroes and

the Age of the Empire, by J. Kernick and M. A. Robinson 25 2013-14'British Lodge, No.334 Capetown, by J. T. Thorp 65 1911-12Broached Thurnal, The, by A. Bowes 52 1912-13Brother Samuel Barfield (1830 – 1887) and Leicester Clock Tower

1868, by A. J. Wood 67 2016-17Brother William Preston (1742-1818), by G. H. Fox 31 1959-60 Brotherhood, by G. D. Potts 86 1933-34Brothers in Freemasonry – A Study of the Contrasting Lives of

Leicestershire Freemasons, W. Bro. Samuel S. Partridge and W. Bro. Sir John F. L. Rolleston, by A. D. Herbert 8 2008

Browning and Freemasonry, by J. M. Dow 74 1904-05Builder and the Craft, by S. F. Herbert 20 1947-48Builders in Stone (L &R Province 1739-1961), Inaugural Address,

by C. B. S. Morley 17 1961-62 Building of King Solomon's Temple, by W. F. Pugh 35 1952-53Buildings, Masonic, by T. W. Haird 34 1961-62Bunney, Walter Joseph, by R. Leek and D. J. Hughes 17 2010-11Burns, Robert and his Masonic Poems, by L. Staines 40 1902-03Burns, Robert, The Masonic Activities of, by A. Frost 45 1927-28Byrom Collection, The, by D.O.McKeown 152 2015-16

Cagliostro at the Lodge of Antiquity, by J. T. Thorp 29 1915-16Cagliostro, the Masonic Impostor, by L. Staines 25 1896-97 Candidate the First Degree, The, by L. Vibert 78 1937-38Candidates for Freemasonry and their Proposers, by J. T. Thorp 52 1929-30

Candidates for Freemasonry, by H. L. Wheatcroft 10 1971-72Canongate Kilwinning Lodge No.2 (S.C.), Notes regarding the,

by R. E. Wallace-James 97 1909-10.Canterbury Cathedral - Mediaeval Masons' Marks, by C. C. Elam 25 1955-56 Capetown, The 'British' Lodge. No.334, by J. T. Thorp 65 1911-12Captive Lodges of the Napoleonic Wars, by Ebb Murray 18 1954-55Carr, Harry - The Man and his Work, by J. M. Cappin 17 1989Carving from Peterborough Cathedral, A Description of some

Plaster Casts, by W. H. Wood 125 1934-35 Cassia or Acacia, by W. W. Covey Crump 116 1924-25Catechism, Leonard Gabanon and his, by J. T. Thorp 129 1922-23Catechisms, Early Masonic, An Examination of, by H. Carr 23 1946-47Cathedral, Liverpool, by J. M. Dow 92 1905-06 Cathedral Masons, The, by W. H. Jones 29 1905-06Cavaliers and Roundheads: An Alternative View on the Effect of

the Union of 1813 on the Development of the Orders of Freemasonry beyond the Craft, by R. L. Gan 105 2013-14

Cawnpore, A Reminder of 1857, the Writing on the Wall, by W. J. Songhurst 76 1913-14

Centenary of Freemasonry in Loughborough, The, by F. G. Fleeman 132 1934-35

Ceremonies, Interesting and unusual etc., by A. I. Sharp 41 1955-56 Certificate, Address on Presentation of, by 'Salem' Lodge 90 1919-20Certificate, An Old Clearance, by H. S. Biggs 15 1892-93Certificate, An Old Knight Templar, by J. A. S. Scott 123 1912-13Certificate, An Old Mark, by J. T. Thorp 109 1905-06Certificate, French, of 1774, by J. T. Thorp 29 1913-14Certificate, Grand Orient de France, 1778, by J. T. Thorp 17 1895-96Certificate, Old Irish, 1820, by W. H. Riley 61 1935-36Certificate, Richard Rawson's, 1814, by J: T. Thorp 41 1929-30Certificates, Grand Lodge of England, by J. T. Thorp 21 1894-95Certificates, Irish Masonic, by J. Robinson 145 1902-03Certificates, List of, in the Museum of the Leicester Freemasons'

Hall 35 1901-02Certificates, Old Masonic, by Archdeacon Clarke 29 1907-08Certificates, Two Old, by J. T. Thorp 153 1903-04Changes in Money Values over Seven Centuries,

by L. M. Sherwood 57 1965-66Changing Scenes of Freemasonry in Leicester, by G. V. Clark 9 1990 Chaplain, The, by A. T. S. Smith 20 1949-50Chapter of Charity, The Royal Arch, Bristol, by C. Powell 61 1907-08Chapter of Fortitude No.279, Bicentenary of 1996,

by P. Hemingway 77 1996Chapters from the History of the Howe and Charnwood Lodge,

by F. G. Fleeman 90 1918-19Charge, Initiate, the Origin and Development of, by W. Tomlinson 20 1948-49Charge, The first, of a Freemason, by E. H. Saayman 60 1954-55Charges, Ancient, by H. Carr 24 1943-44Charges of a Freemason, by O. Farrant 8 1970-71

Charity, The Virtue of, by N. K. Lee 46 1925-26Charters St. Clair, Notes on the, by R. E. Wallace-James 130 1918-19China and Glass, Masonic, by J. G. Wallis 77 1922-23Chivalry, Birth of, by K. E. Houston 27 1949-50Christian Element in Ancient Freemasonry, by R. B. Starkey 44 1897-98Christopher Wren, Scientist, Architect, Freemason? by B. E. Head 77 1999Church and Freemasonry, The, by Rev. Canon J. R. H. Prophet 50 1987 Circumambulation, The Rite of, by H. S. Biggs 58 1904-05Civilisation and Architecture in relation to Freemasonry, Some

Aspects of, by J. C. Burton 14 1942-43Clandestine Lodges and Irregular Makings, by J. T. Thorp 114 1905-06Clearance Certificate, An Old, by H. S. Biggs 15 1892-93Clothing, Masonic, by F. J. W. Crowe 81 1901-02Clothing, Masonic, by C. E. Meyer 21 1902-03Colours in Freemasonry, by F. J. W. Crowe 109 1909-10Colours in Freemasonry, by W. W. Covey Crump 118 1909-10Comacine Masters and Gothic Architecture, The,

by W. W. Covey Crump 41 1918-19Common Errors, Some, by G. S. 114 1929-30Company of Masons of the City of London - I, The,

by G. W. Daynes 135 1924-25Company of Masons of the City of London - II, The,

by G. W. Daynes 100 1925-26Companies of London, The Livery, by J. H. Morton 150 1923-24Consecration of the Lodge of Research 9 1892-93Consecration of Lodge No.336 in 1808, The, by J. T. Thorp 52 1915-16Consecration of a newly Formed Lodge. Lecture delivered at the

50th Anniversary of Jason Lodge, No. 7716, The, by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 123 2010-11

Consolidation and Change in the Union of 1813, by J. M. Hamill 49 1977Constantine, Soldier and Politician – The Early Years

by M. A. Robinson 87 2011-12Constitutions, Eighteenth Century Books of, by J. T. Thorp 20 1906-07Contemplative Art, Freemasonry and, by W. J. Bunney 89 1934-35Continental Ritual, Examination of, by H. Carr 33 1948-49Continuity and the danger of false deductions, by P. J. Dawson 26 1984Continuity of British Freemasonry, The, by W. J. Hughan 10 1894-95Contribution of the Provinces to the Development of English

Freemasonry, by A. N. Newman 14 2002Convivialities, Masonic, by J. T. Thorp 46 1905-06Convivialities, Masonic, by J. T. Thorp 31 1940-41Conviviality, Masons', by T. C. Thorpe 33 1955-56 Corporation of Squaremen, The, by Pierre Gisard-Angry 79 1981 Correspondence 83 1985 Correspondence 61 1987 Correspondence 50 1988 Correspondence 90 1986 Correspondence 5 1990Correspondence 33 1989

Craft, and the Builder, by S. F. Herbert 20 1947-48Craft Jewels in the Leicestershire and Rutland Provincial Museum,

by R. G. Smith 62 1967-68Craft Ritual, (I) Uniformity of; (2) Practical Points of Working,

by W. B. Hextall 107 1902-03Craft, The King and the, by J. P. Simpson 131 1933-34Craft, The King and the, by J. P. Simpson 69 1959-60Craft, The Sign of a Fellow, by G. B. Ellwood 32 1934-35Craft’s influence, on the Development of the Royal Arch Degree,

The, by D. A. Buswell 53 1998Cross-Currents of the Union, The, by A. Prescott 158 2013-14Cultural Dislocation at the Masonic Union, by E. T. J. Acaster 71 2013-14Customs and Practices of the American Craft , by J. H. Tatsch 81 1926-27Customs of the Ancient Egyptians and the System of Pythagoras –

Forerunners of Freemasonry, The, by D. M. Sharpe 49 2011-12Customs of the Freemasons, Some 'Past' and 'Passing',

by J. T. Thorp 35 1909-10Customs, Some Old French Masonic, by J. T. Thorp 131 1930-31

Day-Dreams of a Master Mason, The, by Dr. C. C. H. Binns 20 1942-43Daylight Lodges, by D. Whenham 35 1988 Dead, Book of the, by C. C. H. Binns 20 1952-53Dedication of a Lodge Room, by Rev. Canon J. R. Prophet 29 1981 Dedication of Foundation and Memorial Stones by Freemasons in

Leicestershire, by Dr. A. R. Green 16 2016-17Dedication of the Banner of the Lodge of Research No.2429,

by Rev. Canon J. R. Prophet 67 1980 Deep into that Darkness – Peering, by R. W. Bishop 62 2011-12Defence of Templars and Freemasons, by J. M. Plane,

Tr. from French, by C. C. H. Binns 46 1955-56Degree, Some Notes on the Second, by J. W. Jackson 41 1957-58 Degree, Some Notes on the Second, by J. T. Thorp 125 1927-28Degree. The Royal Arch, by J. W. Nesbitt 135 1909-10Degree, The Royal Arch, by Tyler-Keystone 103 1915-16Degree, The Royal Arch, by W. R. Bridger 19 1937-38Degree, The Candidate and the First, by L. Vibert 78 1937-38Degree, The Second, by W. H. Riley 126 1941-42Degree, The Third, by B. A. Swinden 28 1957-58 Degrees, Lessons from the Sequence of the, by F. W. Billson 26 1899-1900Degrees of 1723, Masonic, by W. H. Staynes 14 1895-96Degrees, Origin of Additional, by W. J. Hughan 17 1899-1900Degrees, The Three, by W. H. Riley 61 1936-37Degrees worked in England, Additional Masonic by W. J. Hughan 38 1906-07Demit of 1796, Irish, by W. Thomas 83 1910-11Deputation, A Scottish, by W. N. Cheesman 37 1916-17Dermott, Laurence, by F. W. Billson 28 1898-99'Des Guerres de la Révolution aux Camps de Prisonniers d'Angleterre',

by J. Bossu. Tr. by O. Farrant 53 1973-74 Development of Freemasonry in Loughborough – a Leicestershire

Market Town, by T. M. Ll. Walters 13 1977Development of Mark Masonry in Hinckley, The,

by D. A. Peacock 45 2003Development of Modern Freemasonry in England: Grand Lodge

and the Provinces 1717 -1900, The, by D. L. Wykes 9 1998Development of the Royal Arch Degree Ceremonies

from the Antients, 1723 – 2009, by W. J. S. Booton 41 2008Development of the Trigradal System, by L.Vibert 56 1925-26Devonshire Court, Oadby, Leicester, by T. W. Haird 31 1969-70Dewsbury, Masonic Slab at , by J. W. Nesbitt & H. A. Green 96 1914-15Did the 1799 Unlawful Societies Act Precipitate the Union of 1813?

by J. S. Wade 60 2013-14Diploma, A Unique French, by J. T. Thorp 108 1915-16Discussion on Freemasonry, a Retrospect and a Prospect,

by W. J. Spratling 131 1923-24Distances, Long, by J. H. Hawthorn 123 1918-19 Distinguished Leicestershire Freemasons of the 17th

and 18th Centuries, by J. T. Thorp 10 1896-97Diver in the Bible and his link with Masonic Tradition, The,

by A. Flinders 65 1985Dr. John Brown, the Latin Language and Lodge Roman Eagle in

Edinburgh 1785 – 1793, by J. S. Wade 18 2007Document, an early Masonic, by H. Carr 30 1951-52Documents, New concerning French Prisoners' Lodges I,

Tr. from French by Jean Bossu 39 1957-58Documents, New concerning French Prisoners' Lodges II,

Tr. from French by Jean Bossu 62 1958-59 Dodd. Rev. William, Life and Career of, by L. Staines 42 1899-1900Dr. Desaguliers and the Significance of the Year 1717: A

Review-Article of Three Books, by D. J. Hughes 66 2011-12Dutch Proclamation, An Old, by J. T. Thorp 139 1930-31Duties of a Master, by E. Thomas 8 1970Duty of a Freemason, The, by H. J. Grace 58 1921-22

Early Days of Freemasonry in Leicestershire and Rutland, by C. Bland 46 1934-35

Early Days, Vestiges of, by L. Vibert 30 1935-36Early English Freemasonry, Some Aspects of, by J. Lane 11 1897-98Early Freemasons, by R. S. Ellis 48 2009-10Early French Masonic Documents, Glossary of Abbreviations in,

by S. Kay 97 1959-60 Early Georgian Princes and Freemasonry, The, by F. G. Fleeman 107 1936-37Early History of Fowke Lodge Mark Master Masons, The,

by G. G. Powell 55 1958-59 Early History of the Lodge of the Nine Muses, by P. J. Dawson 25 1973-74Early Leads to Daily Advancement, by J. Sturgess 10 1988 Early Literature of Freemasonry, by G. W. Bain 145 1907-08Early Masonic Document, by H. Carr 30 1951-52Early Printed Books, References to Freemasonry in, by J. T. Thorp 20 1900-01

Early use of the Term 'Free-Mason', An, by G. F. Lancaster 37 1902-03Early Years of the Grand Lodge of England, The,

by G. W. Daynes 45 1928-29Eastern Star, The Order of the, by C. S. Bixby 112 1903-04Ebenezer Sibley - Freemason Extraordinary, by D. Timson 62 1964-65 Ecclesiastes XII, 1 - 7 in the New English Bible, Comment on,

by O. Farrant 109 1971-72Ecclesiastes, by V. Rev. H. A. Jones 65 1945-46Effects of the Union on Leicestershire and Rutland – The Province,

by A. N. Newman 175 2013-14Effects of the Union on Leicestershire and Rutland –

St John’s Lodge, No. 279, The, by J.A. Landamore 169 2013-14Egyptian Mysteries and English Masonry, by W. W. Covey Crump 86 1917-18Eight Centuries of Freemasonry in Norfolk, by W. H. Jones 110 1904-05Eighteenth Century - the French Revolution and Freemasonry,

by W. G. Fox 9 1964-65Eighteenth Century and Freemasonry, by H. W. Peck 61 1965-66Eighteenth Century Freemasonry and the Royal Society of Arts:

Some Connections, by D. J. Portsmouth 56 2000Eighteenth Century Grand Masters, by K. G. Mason 12 1992Elizabethan Transformation, An, by N. Barker Cryer 57 2012-13Eleusis, Thoughts after a Visit to, by Canon Sanders 98 1904-05Emanuel de Rohan, by C. C. H. Binns 60 1956-57 Emblems and Symbols in the Masonic Temple at Leicester,

by W. H. Riley 96 1932-33English Freemasonry in Europe, 1717-1919, by M. L. Brodsky 28 1994English Grand Lodge Certificates, illustrated, by L. J. King 67 1969-70English Masonic Lodges, Pipe Organs and National Heritage,

by A. Pink 53 2007English P.O.W. Lodge in France during the Napoleonic Times, An,

by C. N. Batham 62 1984 English, Scottish and Irish Freemasonry, Some Points of Difference

between, by L. Staines 68 1901-02English, Scottish and Irish Freemasonry, Some Points of Difference

between, by R. Jackson 98 1902-03Engraved Aprons, by J. T. Thorp 106 1903-04Engraving of 1769, A Masonic, by J. T. Thorp 138 1912-13Enquiry towards the Origin of the Species, An,

by E. T. J. Ancaster 26 2004Episode in Leicester Freemasonry, An, by J. T. Thorp 165 1917-18Escape of Prisoners of War, by J. T. Thorp 97 1923-24Ethics and Religion of Freemasonry, The, by J. T. Thorp 100 1916-17Ethics of Freemasonry, The, by Dr. A. Cohen 62 1940-41Every Young Man's Companion, by J. T. Thorp 126 1918-19Evolution of Freemasonry, Some Thoughts on the,

by G. B. Ellwood 105 1928-29Evolution of Royal Arch Masonry in Hinckley from 1803, The,

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by Rev. Canon J. R. H. Prophet 60 1972-73 Oration - Consecration of Roundhill Lodge No. 8639,

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Oration - Consecration of the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Lodge ofMark Master Masons No. 1783, by Rev. Canon A. T. Green 81 1996

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Oration - Consecration of the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Lodge of Royal Ark Mariners No. 1783, by Rev. Canon A. T. Green 89 1999

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by M. Williams 37 1935-36St. John’s Lodge, No.279, 1938 – 1945: A Lodge in Wartime

by B. E. Head 49 1997St. John's Lodge, Stratford (Conn.), by E. S. Phillips 25 1909-10St. Paul's Lodge, No.43, Items from the Early Records of,

by G. D. Potts 88 1908-09Saints John, The two, by W. V. Dean 9 1994Saints, Patron, of Masons, by F. W. Billson 59 1902-03Saints, Patron, Patrons and Founders, by L. Vibert 75 1921-22 Saul of Tarsus, a man for all People, by M. A. Robinson 117 2012-13Science and Freemasonry, by F. W. Heaton 20 1951-52Scottish Deputation, A, by W. N. Cheesman 37 1916-17Scottish, English and Irish Freemasonry, Some points of Difference

between, by L. Staines 68 1901-02Scottish, English and Irish Freemasonry, some points of Difference

between, by R. Jackson 98 1902-03Scottish Masonry, a few facts about, by Dr. G. Nisbet 25 1951-52Scouting and Freemasonry: two Parallel Movements?

by A. Harvey 67 2009-10Scriptural References in our Ritual, Some Observations on,

by J. Young 107 1914-15Scroll, The Kirkwall 139 1938-39Scruple and Diffidence, by G. M. Dyson 85 1969-70Search and Research, by E. H. Stork 40 1941-42Second Degree, The, by W. H. Riley 126 1941-42Second Degree, Some Notes on the, by J. W. Jackson 41 1957-58 Second Degree, Some Notes on the, by J. T. Thorp 125 1927-28Second Temple, Exile and Return, The, by Rev. Canon M. Wilson 65 2002Second Thoughts, by D. J. Walters 58 2011-12Second Tracing Board, The, Its Symbols and Symbolism Part I,

by W. W. Covey Crump 42 1913-14Second Tracing Board, The, Its Symbols and Symbolism Part II,

by W. W. Covey Crump 154 1913-14Secret Society of the Middle Ages, A, - 'The Vehme Gericht'

by A. L. Macleod 20 1935-36 Secret Societies, Some Aspects of the Law of England relating to,

particularly to Freemasonry, by C. E. Crane 50 1941-42Secrets of the Pyramids, Masonic, by A. Bowes 93 1910-11Selected Exhibits in the Provincial Museum, by R. G. Smith 82 1971-72Self-ordained Enemies of Freemasonry, Part I, by L. M. Sherwood 62 1968-69Self-ordained Enemies of Freemasonry, Part II, by L. M. Sherwood 48 1969-70 Sequence of the Degrees, Lessons from the, by F. W. Billson 26 1899-1900Sermon delivered at Royal Arch Service, 1st November 1992, by 45 1992

Rev Canon M. WilsonSermon delivered at Royal Arch Service, 23rd October 1994, by

Rev Canon M. Wilson 66 1994Sermon delivered at Royal Arch Service, 29th October 1995, by

Rev Canon M. Wilson 81 1995Sermon delivered at Royal Arch Service, 27th October 1996, by

Rev Canon M. Wilson 73 1996Sermon delivered at Royal Arch Service, 24 October 1999, by 84 1999

Rev Canon M. WilsonSermon delivered at Royal Arch Service, 14th October 2012, by 124 2012-13

Rev Canon M. Wilson 205 2015-16Sermon delivered at Royal Arch Service, 19th October 2014, by



Canon M. Wilson 115 2016-17Sermon delivered to Warwickshire Royal Arch Masons,

13th March, 2016, by Canon M. Wilson 207 2015-16Sermon delivered to Warwickshire Royal Arch Masons,

26th February, 2017, by Canon M. Wilson 117 2016-17

Sermon delivered at Evensong on the 225th Anniversary of theProvincial Grand Lodge of Lincolnshire,by Rev. J. D. R. Spriggs 96 2016-17

Sermon delivered at the Annual Service for Sheffield and DistrictFreemasons, by Canon M. Wilson 119 2016-17

Sesquicentennial of Washington’s Initiation into Freemasonry, The,by C. E. Meyer 72 1902-03

Seventeenth (Leics.) Regiment of Foot, by J. T. Thorp 108 1903-04Shakespeare, Evidences of Freemasonry in the Plays of,

by J. T. Thorp 12 1893-94'Shibboleth' 114 1930-31Short History, A, of the Masonic Route to Texas, by V. C. Clarke 34 1999Sign of a Fellow Craft, by G. B. Ellwood 32 1934-35Significance & High Importance of Opening the Lodge,

by J. W. Jackson 23 1958-59 Signs of the Zodiac and Freemasonry, by W. H. Riley 108 1939-40Simple Story of the Temple at Jerusalem, by L. D. Porteous 17 1971-72 Sir Daniel Gooch and Freemasonry in Swindon, by P. A. Neaverson 9 2004Sir John Wentworth, Politician and Freemason, by L.Urquhart 111 2014-15Six hundred years of Craft Ritual, by H. Carr 79 1967-68Sketchley Tokens, by H. Carr facing 52 1962-63 'Sloane Family' of the Old Charges, including the Thorpe and

Strachan MSS., by W. Begemann 62 1901-02Smith, Admiral Sir William, by R. J. Reece & O. H. Bate 172 1915-16Social Side of Freemasonry in England, by J. T. Thorp 109 1918-19Society of the Awakened, The, by R. E. Wallace-James 164 1915-16Soldiers, statesmen and Freemasons, by N. King

John Graves Simcoe (1752-1806) 67 1995William Jarvis (1756-1817) 74 1995

Solomon, The Temple of, by J. Young 110 1910-11Solomon, The Temple of, by E. R. J. Biggs 81 1925-26Solomon’s Temple, the Building of, by F. Pugh 35 1953-54Solomon's Temple, The Two Pillars of, by W. S. Caldecott 131 1907-08Some Comments on early American Masonry, by G. M. Dyson 17 1962-63 Some Comments on the Development of the Royal Ark Mariners

Degree, by D. M. Sharpe 103 2012-13Some Early Masonic Societies, by A. Newman 58 1981 Some Eminent Edwardians, by D. J. Hughes 28 2007Some Incidents in the History of the Provincial Grand Lodge of

Leicestershire and Rutland, by F. W. Billson 142 1910-11Some Interesting Masonic Relics, by J. T. Thorp 75 1907-08Some Lights and Shades in the Building of Jersey Freemasonry,

by P. J. Dawson 49 1967-68Some Notes and Reflections on the History of the Vale of Catmos

Lodge, No.1265, by S. B. R. Green 61 1966-67Some of the Things I think and feel about Freemasonry,

by H. D. Barnett 44 1930-31Some old French Masonic Customs, by J. T. Thorp 131 1930-31Some Thoughts about Masonic Initiation, a personal exploration,

By A. T. Stewart 31 1997Some Thoughts on Freemasonry and a Call, by W. H. Riley 31 1937-38Some Thoughts on the Second or Fellow-Crafts’ Degree,

by A. Simpson 49 2005Sonnet - In Memoriam, Ernest Muddimer, by O. Farrant 8 1968-69Southey, Robert, Was he a Freemason? by W. J. Williams 68 1926-27Speculative and Operative Masonry, by H. S. Biggs 35 1896-97Speculative and Operative Masonry, The Connection between,

by W. H. Wood 33 1936-37Speculative Masonry and its relation to Operative Masonry,

by W. H. Riley 81 1928-29Speculative Masons, Transition of from Operative

(Prestonian Lecture), by H. Carr 43 1956-57 Sprig of Acacia, A, by W. N. Cheesman 108 1919-20Square, The, its History and Morals, by F. G. Kirkby 71 1919-20Stagorians, The, by W. H. Jones 89 1905-06Stones - their Symbolism and Teaching, by T. O. Judge 14 1943-44Story of the Third Degree, King Solomon's Temple and the,

by R. Smailes 66 1905-06Steps and Columns, by H. Starmer 25 1988 Strange Case of Earl Ferrer’s Personal Papers, by D. J. Hughes 86 2012-13Strange Pillars, The, by A. S. Hall Johnson 35 1956-57 Strasburg Cathedral, Legend of, from Masonic Magazine 26 1911-12Strict Benevolence, Lodge of. No.553, Kings Lynn 25 1908-09Summary of Papers on the Three Great Lights in Freemasonry,

by C. W. Francis 133 1915-16Sun was at its Meridian, When the, by J. T. Thorp 116 1901-02Superstructure, A Philosophical Survey, by O. Farrant 39 1962-63 Superstructure, The, by E. H. Stork 94 1936-37Supreme Order of the Holy Royal Arch, by J. H. Boocock 87 1910-11Survey of Masonic Research, A, by L. Vibert 62 1933-34Survey of Masonry from Time Immemorial to 1717 A.D.,

by L. J. King 10 1967-68 Survivals in Freemasonry, by G. W. Bullamore 40 1942-43Survivals in Freemasonry, (more), by G. W. Bullamore 54 1944-45Sussex, Augustus Frederic, Duke of, 1773-1843, by W. B. Hextall 93 1919-20 Swastika, The, from the Tyler-Keystone 103 1909-10Swastika as Ground Plan 121 1912-13Swedish Royal Order of King Carl XIII, The, for Freemasons only,

by B. Y. Åkerrén 20 1997Swiss Lodge, a visit to an unique, by T. J. Brooks 24 1953-54Symbolatry, by L. M. Sherwood, 85 1971-72 Symbols, by W. H. Cotton 19 1936-37Symbols of the Craft, Some Obsolete, by R. B. Starkey 52 1895-96Symbols and Emblems, Masonic, in Freemasons' Hall, Leicester,

by J. T. Thorp 57 1926-27Symbols and Emblems in the Masonic Temple at Leicester,

by W. H. Riley 96 1932-33Symbols, Some Masonic, and their Probable Origin,

by F. G. Belton 61 1903-04Symbols and Symbolism of the Second Tracing Board Part I,

by W. W. Covey Crump 42 1913-14Symbols and Symbolism of the Second Tracing Board Part II,

by W. W. Covey Crump 154 1913-14Symbols and Words of the First Degree, by A. Gardiner 103 1907-08Symbolic and Ethical Teaching of the Perfect Ashlar,

by Rev. J. T. Lawrence 36 1912-13Symbolic Freemasonry, what is it? whence its origin? and what of

its purpose? by F. Foster 122 1916-17Symbolic Lights, The 65 1918-19Symbolic Masonry, by Rev. W. S. Hildesley 47 1940-41Symbolic Masonry and the Ancient Mysteries, by F. W. Gregory 47 1975 Symbolism, A Mighty, by Boutelle 150 1915-16Symbolism and History of the Third Tracing Board,

by W. W. Covey Crump 86 1911-12Symbolism and History of the First Tracing Board,

by W. W. Covey Crump 44 1919-20Symbolism and Masonic Significance of Plants and Trees,

by W. H. Riley 57 1932-33Symbolism and Teaching, Stones, their, by T. O. Judge 14 1943-44Symbolism, Masonic, The Infirmities of Age as represented in

Ecclesiastes. xii. 1-7, by Rev. A. W. Parsons 61 1930-31 Symbolism of Initiation, The, by L. R. Collier 59 1978 Symbolism of Pillars, their Place in Masonry, also their Origin and

Evolution - Part I, by. W. H. Riley 66 1931-32Symbolism of Pillars, their Place in Masonry, also their Origin and

Evolution - Part II, by W. H. Riley 110 1931-32Symbolism of the Beehive and association with Freemasonry,

by R. H. Ashbee 29 1952-53Symbolism of the Master Mason's Apron, by J. T. Thorp 99 1931-32Symbolism, Our System of Masonic, by W. W. Covey Crump 43 1916-17Symbols in Masonry, The Eternal, by W. Garratt 18 1980

Tabernacle, The Mosaic, by Rev. J. T. Lawrence 118 1914-15Templars and Freemasons, Defence of, Tr. from French

by C. C. H. Binns 46 1955-56 Temple and Magic, by C. E. Haines 22 1952-53Temple and Masonic Tradition, The, by J. R. Prophet 10 1978 Temple Area, Jerusalem and the, by D. S. E. Atkinson 123 1919-20Temple Area, Jerusalem and the, by A. D. Day 128 1920-21Temple, King Solomon's, by I. R. Underwood 64 1943-44Temple, King Solomon's, and the Story of the Third Degree,

by R. Smailes 66 1905-06Temple, King Solomon's, Significance of, by V. Rev. H. A. Jones 35 1949-50Temple of Solomon, The, by J. Young 110 1910-11Temple of Solomon, The, by E. R. J. Biggs 81 1925-26Temple Workmen, Hiram Abif and the, by J. T. Thorp 89 1913-14Third Degree, The Legend of the, by R. Race 50 1920-21

Third Degree, The, by B. A. Swinden 29 1957-58Thomas Harper, the Forgotten Freemason, by D. J. Lyons 97 2014-15'Thorp' MSS. (Addendum by W. J. Hughan), by J. T. Thorp 21 1898-99Thorp, Our illustrious Founder J. T. Thorp, by N. B. Ashcroft 8 1986Thoughts on the 2nd Degree in Freemasonry, by A. R. Butler 29 1982 Thoughts after a Visit to Eleusis, by Canon Sanders 98 1904-05Thoughts on Freemasonry and a Call, Some, by W. H. Riley 31 1937-38Thou shalt not make unto thyself any Graven Image,

by A. C. Mason 63 1915-16Three Degrees, The, by W. H. Riley 61 1936-37Three Degrees, The Origin and History of the, including the

Royal Arch, 1717-1817, by W. J. Hughan 11 1895-96Three Eminent Massachusetts Freemasons who were early

members of the Lodge of Research, No. 2429, Correspondence Circle, by D. M. Sharpe and W. H. Hunt 188 2015-16

Three Great Lights in Freemasonry, The, A Summary of Papers on, by C. W. Francis 133 1915-16

Threes in Masonry, by E. M. Ward 36 1969-70Thurnal, The Broached, by A. Bowes 52 1912-13Toasts, Masonic, by J. T. Thorp 151 1906-07To Hele and Conceal 157 1905-06To see that every brother has had his due (Inaugural Address),

by G. H. Fox 11 1962-63 Tombstone, A Freemason's, by J. T. Thorp 170 1903-04Tombstone, An Old Masonic, by Crow 29 1912-13Tombstone, Masonic, in St. Mary's Churchyard, Leicester,

by J.T.Thorp 37 1919-20Tools, The Working, by H. Hyde 46 1929-30Tools, The Working, Their Beauty and Import, by J. T. Cooper 19 1938-39Tracing Board, The History and Symbolism of the First,

by W. W. Covey Crump 44 1919-20Tracing Board, The Second, its Symbols and Symbolism - Part I,

by W. W. Covey Crump 42 1913-14Tracing Board, The Second, its Symbols and Symbolism - Part II,

by W. W. Covey Crump 154 1913-14Tracing Board, The History and Symbolism of the Third,

by W. W. Covey Crump 86 1911-12Tracing Boards, A New Set of, in the Masonic Temple at Leicester,

by J. T. Thorp 37 1918-19Tracing Boards, Masonic, by E. A. T. Breed 30 1903-04Tracing Boards of St. John's Lodge 279, The, by T. O. Haunch 53 1962-63 Tracing Boards, The History of, by G. B. Ellwood 86 1937-38Traditions, Ritual and Teaching of Freemasonry,

by E. V. Greatbatch 129 1900-01Transactions of the Lodge of Research, A Review of, from 1893

onwards, by G. D. Potts 173 1903-04Transition from Operative to Speculative Masonry

(Prestonian Lecture for 1957), by H. Carr 43 1956-57Treasures in the Grand Lodge Museum, Some of the,

by W. Hammond 101 1914-15Treasures in the Grand Lodge Museum, Some of the,

by W. Hammond 58 1918-19Triad, A Masonic, Preston - Hutchinson - Oliver, by W. B. Hextall 141 1911-12Triads of Freemasonry, The, by H. S. Biggs 23 1899-1900Triangle, The 3-4-5, by A. Bowes 100 1909-10Triangle, The 3-4-5, in the Great Pyramid, by A. Bowes 108 1911-12Trigradal System, Development of the, by L. Vibert 56 1925-26Tubal Cain and Jephtha, by W. W. Covey Crump 88 1922-23Turbulent Years of Masonry, 1751 – 1781, The: Some Initial

Thoughts, by R. Sheppard 19 2008Twice Destroyed, a Short History of the Destruction of the Temple

by G. A. Thurgar 87 2010-11Twin Pillars of Masonry, The, by L. M. Sherwood 45 1974-75 Two Hirams, The, by Rev. H. A. Jones 40 1951-52Two Hundred Years of Masonry in Leicestershire: The Making of a

Lodge History, by A. N. Newman 48 1991 Two Pillars at the Porchway Entrance of King Solomon's Temple,

Lecture on the, by J. T. Thorp 141 1915-16Two Pillars of Solomon's Temple, by W. S. Caldecott 131 1907-8Two short lived Lodges, by H. Carr 39 1952-53Tyler, The, by L. Urquhart 198 2015-16Tylers and Tyling, by H. Sadler 15 1898-99

Unadorned Again? by R. G. Smith 23 1975 Union of Speculative and Operative Masonry, An attempt to fix the

date of the, by H. S. Biggs 86 1900-01Unique French Diploma, by J. T. Thorp 108 1915-16Universal, Masonry, by G. D. Potts 80 1929-30Unusual Masonic Ceremonies, by C. N. Batham 40 1977 U.S.A., Freemasonry in the, by R. I. Clegg 167 1923-24Uter Pendragon Lodge No.3481 (Inaugural Address)

by A. G. Kilner 18 1955-56

V.S.L., Notes on the, by J. J. W. Knowles 115 1929-30Value of Freemasonry, by E. H. Stork 71 1939-40Van Oranje Lodge, William, No.118 (N. C.), by J. T. Thorp 133 1918-19Van Oranje Lodge, William, No.118 (N. C.), now No.3976 (E. C.),

Some Account of the, by H. S. Biggs 71 1920-21Variations in some Movements in the Lodge, by F. W. Shepherd 20 1988 Various side degrees in Freemasonry, by T. M. Ll. Walters 7 1992'Vehme Gericht,' A Secret Society of the Middle Ages, The,

by A. L. Macleod 20 1935-36Verse, Some Fugitive Masonic, by W. B. Hextall 127 1906-07Vesica Pisces and the Secrets of Mediaeval Masons, The,

by P. J. Dawson 36 1981 Vestiges of Early Days, by L. Vibert 30 1935-36Village Freemasonry a Century Ago, by S. Taylor 73 1906-07Virgin Lodge, No.2, The, (Halifax, N. S.), by J. T. Thorp 25 1906-07

Visit to an unique Swiss Lodge, by T. J. Brookes 24 1953-54Visit to Ye Ludge at Kilwynning, in the year 1695 Anno Domini 42 2006

Waller Rodwell Wright Principal Drafter of the Articles of Union, by A. D. Herbert 67 2013-14

War, Freemasonry in, by member of Correspondence Circle 129 1909-10War, Freemasonry in, by W. Thomas 105 1911-12War Memorial Tablet in the Holmes Temple with some notes on

the seven brethren who made the ultimate sacrifice, The, by J. D. Varley 68 2012-13

Warrant No.42 (G. L. of Ireland) in the 42nd Regt. of Foot,by J. T. Thorp 126 1915-16

Warrant of the Knights of Malta Lodge No.50, The, by D. A. Peacock 53 1990

Warrant of the 'Royal Athelstan' Lodge No.19, London, by J. T. Thorp 37 1926-27

Washington's Initiation into Freemasonry, Sesquicentennial of, by C. E. Meyer 72 1902-03

Was Freemasonry Influenced by the Great War? by R. C. Reeve 69 2014-15Was Martin Tupper a Freemason? by W. B. Hextall 120 1912-13Westminster Keystone Lodge, No.10, Excerpts from the Records of,

by G. D. Potts 96 1921-22What a Non-Mason might know about Freemasonry,

by Rev. J. Johnson 141 1927-28What does Freemasonry stand for? by L. R. Collier 79 1979 What does Freemasonry stand for? by J. T. Thorp 38 1920-21What Happened to the Royal Arch at the Union?, by Y. Bereiner 119 2013-14What is a Lodge of Freemasons? by A. Rose 116 1920-21What is Masonic Music? by W. J. Bunney 99 1939-40What really happened in 1717?, by N. Barker Cryer 35 2011-12When the Sun was at its Meridian, by J. T. Thorp 116 1901-02Wherever Dispersed, (Prestonian Lecture), by R.Burt 14 2015-16Who must otherwise have remained at a perpetual distance

(Prestonian Lecture) by 56 1979 Who was the real Solomon, King of Israel? by D. M. Sharpe 8 2015-16Why English Freemasons may not visit Lodges in France except

those of Grande Loge Nationale et Independente,by N. S. F. Sitwell 103 1927-28

Wiclif Lodge No 3078, John Wiclif, Morning Star of the Reformation,by M. A. Robinson 85 2002

Willem Van Oranje Lodge, No.118, N. C., by J. T. Thorp 133 1918-19William Kelly, Mason Extra-Ordinary, by A. N. Newman 16 2011-12William Peters and the 225th Anniversary of the Provincial Grand

Lodge of Lincolnshire, by D. M. Sharpe 95 2016-17William Peters: His Masonic Career, by C. J. Turner 103 2016-17William Peters: the Clergyman, by Rev. J. D. R. Spriggs 109 2016-17William Peters: the Painter, by R. Galloway 98 2016-17William Van Oranje Lodge, No.118 (N. C.) now 3976 (E. C.),

by H. S. Biggs 71 1920-21

‘Winners or Losers?’ The Antients and the Union, by J. M. Hamill 125 2013-14Women Freemasons, by C. S. Bixby 22 1902-03Word Freemason, The, by T. A. Withey 135 1938-39 Words and Symbols of the First Degree, by A. Gardiner 103 1907-08 Working, Practical Points of (see Craft Ritual), by W. B. Hextall 107 1902-03Working Tools, The, by H. Hyde 46 1929-30Working Tools, The, by J. L. Minard 35 1982 Working Tools, Their Beauty and Import, The, by J. T. Cooper 19 1938-39Worshipful Brother John T. Thorp, The Late, Founder of the

Lodge of Research, No.2429, by F. G. Fleeman 17 1940-41W. Bro. Sir Joseph Herbert Marshall (1852 – 1918) “...that most

sturdy of Masons…”, by I. R. Johnson 77 2012-13Worshipful Master's Levels, The, and some Obsolete Symbols of the

Craft, by R. B. Starkey 52 1895-96Worshipful Master and the Past Masters, The Jewels of,

by J. T. Thorp 116 1930-31Wren, Sir Christopher, a Wonderful Mason, by E. J. Liddiard 94 1928-29Writing on the Wall - Cawnpore, 1857, The, by W. J. Songhurst 76 1913-14Wyvern Lodge No.6167: some observations on Masonic research,

by N. B. Ashcroft 16 1992

'X' and 'Y' of Freemasonry, The, by J. J. W. Knowles 38 1898-99

Year Book, Evolution of the Masonic, by J. T. Thorp 38 1914-15Years of Change Leading to Union, The, by L. Starmer 8 1983 Young Man's Companion, Every, by J. T. Thorp 126 1918-19Young Mason, Musings of a, by T. H. Gouldbourne 81 1947-48Young Pretender, Freemasonry and the, by Mackay 26 1893-94

Zodiac and Freemasonry, Signs of the, by W. H. Riley 108 1939-40

AUTHOR INDEX 1892 - 2017

'AHIMAN REZON', Poem, The Seven Liberal Arts and Sciences 23 1903-04Minutes of The Royal Arch Province of Leicestershire And Rutland

1858 – 1882. The Missing Years 42 1998Masonic Slipper, The 60 2000'ROUGH ASHLAR', Poem, Masonic Virtues, Faith, Hope and Charity 24 1903-04

ACASTER, E. T. J., An Enquiry towards the Origin of the Species 26 2004ACASTER, E. T. J., Cultural Dislocation at the Masonic Union 71 2013-14ÅKERRÉN, B. Y., The Swedish Royal Order of King Carl XIII,

for Freemasons only 20 1997ALLEN, W. J., Masonry in Mexico 109 1912-13ASHBEE, R. H., Symbolism of the Beehive and Freemasonry 29 1952-53ASHCROFT, N. B., Our illustrious Founder, J. T. Thorp 8 1986ASHCROFT. N. B., Wyvern Lodge No. 6167: some observations

on Masonic research 16 1992ATKINS, A. K., Five Noble Orders of Architecture (Prestonian Lecture) 9 1968-69 ATKINSON, D. S. E., Jerusalem and the Temple Area 123 1919-20

BAIN, G. W., Masonic Literature 20 1896-97BAIN, G. W., The 'John Strachan' Manuscript 65 1899-00BAIN, G. W., Early Literature of Freemasonry 145 1907-08BALL, C. W., Arithmetic and Geometry in Freemasonry 86 1950-51BALLARD, Bro., Poem, Lines on the Masonic Union 151 1913-14BARD, Andreas, The Master Mason Poem 88 1945-46BARKER-CRYER, Rev. N., The Makings of our Ritual in the 17th Century 35 1974-75 BARKER-CRYER, Rev. N., The Geneva Bible and its place in the

formation of English Speculative Freemasonry 22 1990 BARKER-CRYER, Rev. N., What really happened in 1717? 35 2011-12BARKER-CRYER, Rev. N., An Elizabethan Transformation 57 2012-13BARNARD, G. W. G., Lea Wilson's Jewel 170 1915-16BARNETT, H. D., Some of the Things I think and feel about

Freemasonry 44 1930-31BARROW, W. H., Masonic Music 14 1893-94BARROW, W. H., An Angle of 90 Degrees, or the Fourth

Part of a Circle 115 1917-18BATE, O. H., The Early History of the Lodge 'De Goede Hoop' of

Cape Town, 1772-1781 46 1909-10BATE, O. H., & R. J. REECE, Admiral Sir William Sydney Smith 172 1915-16BATHAM, C. N., Freemasonry in France 23 1968-69BATHAM, C. N., Unusual Masonic Ceremonies. 40 1977 BATHAM, C. N., Russian Freemasonry, 1731-1979 33 1979 BATHAM, C. N., The Grand Lodge of the Antients 17 1981 BATHAM, C. N., An English P.O.W. Lodge in France during the

Napoleonic Times 62 1984 BATHAM, C. N., The Passing of the Chair Ceremony 33 1987 BAXTER, R. H., The 'Regius' Manuscript 55 1914-15BAXTER, R. H., Poem, The Masonic Poem of circa 1390 55 1914-15

BEGEMANN, W., Remarks on the 'Sloane Family of the Old Charges British Freemasons," including the Thorp Strachan MSS. 62 1901-02

BELTON, F. G., Masonic Symbols and their Probable Origin 61 1903-04BELTON J., the 1814 international compact and the appearance and

final definition of the phrase ‘pure Ancient masonry’ 89 2013-14BENNETT, REV. D.E., The Knights of Columbus And The Knights Of St.

Columba. The Influence of Freemasonry 118 2010-11BERESINER, Y., Aspects of Masonic Ephemera before 1813. The

‘Sham Exposure’ of December 1813 21 1998BERESINER, Y., what happened to the royal arch at the union? 119 2013-14BEVAN, D., The Past Masters Jewel 49 1980 BIDDLE, L. J., The Netherlands Ritual in English speaking South Africa 39 1954-55BIDDLE, L. J., A visit to a Lodge in the 18th century 52 1957-58 BIGGS, E. R. J., The Temple of Solomon, 81 1925-26BIGGS, H. S., An Old Clearance Certificate 15 1892-93BIGGS, H. S., Operative and Speculative Masonry 35 1896-97BIGGS, H. S., The Triads of Freemasonry 23 1899-00BIGGS, H. S., Meaning of the Word 'Free' in Freemason 73 1900-01BIGGS, H. S., An attempt to fix the date of the Union of

Operative and Speculative Masonry 86 1900-01BIGGS, H. S., The Rite of Circumambulation 58 1904-05BIGGS, H. S., Notes on the Proceedings of the Grand Lodge of

Massachusetts 45 1910-11BIGGS, H. S., Notes on the Leicestershire and Rutland Masonic

Calendar 165 1912-13BIGGS, H. S., The Provincial Mark Lodge of Leicestershire and Rutland 78 1916-17BIGGS, H. S., The Provincial Grand Mark Lodge of Leicestershire 144 1917-18BIGGS, H. S., Some Account of the Lodge William Van Oranje,

No.118 (N. C.), now 3976 (E. C.) 71 1920-21BIGGS, H. S., Some Historical Notes on Grand Mark Lodge, 105 1929-30BILLSON, W. H., Lessons from the Sequence of the Degrees 26 1899-00BILLSON, F. W., A Freemasons' Lodge, Its Form and Extent 25 1892-93BILLSON, F. W., The Origin and Purpose of Freemasonry 14 1894-95BILLSON, F. W., Masonic Ritual and Ceremonies, their Antiquity 16 1897-98BILLSON, F. W., Laurence Dermott 28 1898-99BILLSON, F. W., Lessons from the Sequence of the Degrees 26 1899-00BILLSON, F. W., The Landmarks of Freemasonry 54 1900-01BILLSON, F. W., The Patron Saints of Masons 59 1902-03BILLSON, F. W., Bacon's 'New Atlantis' and Freemasonry 87 1906-07BILLSON, F. W., Some Incidents in the History of the Provincial

Grand Lodge of Leicestershire and Rutland 142 1910-11BILLSON, F. W., Freemasonry as illustrated on the Walls of

Freemasons' Hall, Leicester 58 1912-13BILLSON, F. W., Masonic Union of 1813 131 1913-14BILLSON, F. W., My Early Recollections of the Lodge of

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