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The Freemasons' Lexicon.

October 21 , 180 S , with a constitution dated July 8 , 130 S , by the Grand Lodge of Hamburg . In the Grand Dukedom of Weimar there is only the last lodge at work . The lodges in Jena Eisenach and Allstadt are closed . The Order is encouraged in every part of this state , and the Grand Duke , Carl August , is himself protector of the Order . The Order must have been in a flourishing condition in Weimar in 1742 for the then Grand

, Duke , Ernst August , although he was not a member of the Order , judged of it as follows , viz .: — " Among those societies which are united together by love , we must admit a certain and highly respectable one which is deservedly held in high estimation in all Europe . Its real objects are to this moment known only to themselves , and the universal silence of the brethren upon this subject has been frequently admired . AVe , for our part , hold that God in these our critical times probably intends

, through the instrumentality of this society , to introduce some great and singular event , but which must continue for awhile , in a most extraordinary manner , a profound secret , into wbich we shall not be permitted to penetrate until God and time shall discover it . We hope , nevertheless , that this highly respectable brotherhood has the honour of God ancl the welfare of mankind in general for its principal objects . " WeishauptAdamwas born in IngoldstadtFebruary 61748 where

, , , , , he was ordinary professor of canonical law , and lived in Gotha , Herzoglicb , Gothaiseher , Legationsrath . He was driven out of Bavaria , for having founded the order of the Illuminati , by which means he became celebrated in the Order of Freemasonry , and in the world . His writings are numerous , and especially interesting to Freemasons . " The Apology for the Illuminati , " 1786— " Introduction to ditto , " 1787— " The improved System ofthe Illuminati , with all its Improvements ancl Degrees , "

1787— " Short Defence of his Objects and his Additions to ditto , " 1787 and "Pythagoras , or Contemplations on the Art of Secret Governments . " Weisheit , Maurerische . Masonic Wisdom . —Those alone are wise who exercise the powers of the mind in secresy , and who without any selfish object endeavour to promote the universal happiness of mankind , whom neither fortune nor misfortune are able to drive from his calm and steady progress through life . To possess masonic wisdom it is not necessary to be very learned , or to have a most penetrating genius ; the man of good plain common sense may be more masonically wise than the most learned man in existence . It is not the act of a wise man to

make a great profession of wisdom ; ancl the secrets of our lodges ought to teach us how to exercise our masonic wisdom . Werkxeuge des Freimaurers . Working Tools of Freemasons . —They are of three kinds , viz ., ornaments , furniture , and jewels ; what we understand by these are things with which we are unable to perform any manual labour as ought to be expected from working tools ; but if we take them as symbols , then they have a most important signification . Westen . West . —Where the sun closes its daily coursethere the

, thanks of the inhabitants of the world follow it , and with the ensuing morning it again commences its benevolent course . Every brother draws near to the evening of his days ; and well will it be with him if at the close of his labours , he can look forward with hope for a good reward for his work .

Wieland Christoph Martin . —This so extremely celebrated , and to every well educated German well known poet , was born at Bieberach , the 5 th September , 1733 , ancl died at Hofrath , in Weimar , 20 th January .

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THE FREEMASON S' QUARTERLY REVIEW, AND GENERAL ASSURANCE ADVOCATE. Article 1
GENERAL MATTERS. Article 3
OURSELVES. Article 4
THE GRAND LODGE OF SCOTLAND. Article 5
MASONRY IN BIRMINGHAM. Article 7
ON FREEMASONRY, Article 9
CHAPTER IV. Article 14
THE FREEMASONS' LEXICON. Article 21
HISTORICAL VIEWS OF PROGRESS. Article 33
REMARKABLE SOLAR SPOTS. Article 39
A PARABLE* Article 44
TO THE EDITOR. Article 45
TO THE EDITOR. Article 48
TO THE EDITOR. Article 48
TO THE EDITOR. Article 50
COLLECTANEA. Article 51
POETRY. Article 53
THOUGHTS. Article 54
LINES Article 55
THE LUXURY OF LUXURIES. Article 55
MASONIC INTELLIGENCE. Article 56
UNITED GRAND LODGE OF ENGLAND. Article 56
GRAND CONCLAVE OF ENGLAND AND WALES. Article 63
SUPREME GRAND COUNCIL 33d. Article 64
THE CHARITIES. Article 65
CHIT CHAT. Article 65
Obituary. Article 68
PROVINCIAL. Article 71
SCOTLAND. Article 91
IRELAND. Article 92
FOREIGN. Article 105
AMERICA.—UNITED STATES. Article 107
INDIA. Article 108
THE GENERAL ASSURANCE ADVOCATE. Article 115
MEDICAL FEES—LIFE ASSURANCE . Article 120
THE INSTITUTE OF ACTUARIES. Article 123
ANALECTA. Article 125
LITERARY NOTICES. Article 139
FINE ARTS. Article 144
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 145
1848.—A VALEDICTION. Article 146
-^ *'Bmivirf**arw7mvaixni\K'mti!* i-t' ,... Article 147
GALL'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.-^The most-usef... Article 148
FREEMASONS' QUARTERLY ADVERTISER. SECOND... Article 149
ENGINEERS', MASONIC, AND UNIVERSAL MUTUA... Article 150
CLERICAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Article 152
BONUSES. The two first Divisions average... Article 152
MENTOR LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 2, OLD BR... Article 153
BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1, PRI... Article 154
ISconomtc LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 0, NEW... Article 155
FREEMASONS' WIDOWS' FUND AND GENERAL ANNUITY ENDOWMENT SOCIETY, Article 156
TES2S - LONDON ASSURANCE C0S_?OlA_?IfflS... Article 157
CITY OF LONDON LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 2... Article 157
FREEMASONRY. HARRIS'S NEW CRAFT TRACING ... Article 157
BRO. T. VESPER sii§«*.sc JEWEM -E IS, NE... Article 158
FREEMASONRY. Just published, price Is. A... Article 158
FREEMASONS' HOTEL, GREAT QUEEN STREET, L... Article 158
ADVANTAGE OF CHLOROFORM IN MIDWIFERY. Ju... Article 158
FUEKMASONUV. ROBINSON, LATE ACKLAM, 13 R... Article 159
FREEMASONRY. W. EVANS, MASONIC JEWELLER ... Article 159
FREEMASONRY. A. D. -LOEWENSTARK, MANUFAC... Article 159
HAND BOOK OF FREEMASONRY. Just Published... Article 160
35, CHASTER HOUSE SQUARE, MRS. ECCLES, (... Article 160
TO THE CRAFT. Article 161
ROYAL ASYLUM OF THE SAINT ANN'S SOCIETY, Article 162
CITY OF LONDON TRADE PROTECTION SOCIETY, Article 163
QUEEN'S COLLEGE, LONDON, Article 164
ECONOMY! ECONOMY! STEPHENS' DYES for STA... Article 165
COMPO R T F OR TENDE R FEET , &c. XI ALL... Article 165
Now ready, in 4 vols. Svo., cloth letter... Article 166
AKTOTHES _?ESsa.aEr--3srT E2r____,_£G__:... Article 166
i^HOLERA.—The Testimonials of the most e... Article 166
THE LONDON GENERAL TAILORING ESHABLISHMENT. Article 167
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^wfefe; V M ^ ym, ;M#^;S%^ "fj ESp3cTFUL... Article 167
: ;\l?'3©R-_?iFTHS i or\ EIGHTY- PER, CE... Article 168
3^j O.I"N.^'filbi-e|\fHd:tia'v£b'eeo' r'... Article 168
FREEMASONRY. ¦'. . LIST OF DR. OLIVER'S ... Article 169
THE FREEMASON'S' QUARTERLY REVIEW. NEW SERIES. Article 170
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The Freemasons' Lexicon.

October 21 , 180 S , with a constitution dated July 8 , 130 S , by the Grand Lodge of Hamburg . In the Grand Dukedom of Weimar there is only the last lodge at work . The lodges in Jena Eisenach and Allstadt are closed . The Order is encouraged in every part of this state , and the Grand Duke , Carl August , is himself protector of the Order . The Order must have been in a flourishing condition in Weimar in 1742 for the then Grand

, Duke , Ernst August , although he was not a member of the Order , judged of it as follows , viz .: — " Among those societies which are united together by love , we must admit a certain and highly respectable one which is deservedly held in high estimation in all Europe . Its real objects are to this moment known only to themselves , and the universal silence of the brethren upon this subject has been frequently admired . AVe , for our part , hold that God in these our critical times probably intends

, through the instrumentality of this society , to introduce some great and singular event , but which must continue for awhile , in a most extraordinary manner , a profound secret , into wbich we shall not be permitted to penetrate until God and time shall discover it . We hope , nevertheless , that this highly respectable brotherhood has the honour of God ancl the welfare of mankind in general for its principal objects . " WeishauptAdamwas born in IngoldstadtFebruary 61748 where

, , , , , he was ordinary professor of canonical law , and lived in Gotha , Herzoglicb , Gothaiseher , Legationsrath . He was driven out of Bavaria , for having founded the order of the Illuminati , by which means he became celebrated in the Order of Freemasonry , and in the world . His writings are numerous , and especially interesting to Freemasons . " The Apology for the Illuminati , " 1786— " Introduction to ditto , " 1787— " The improved System ofthe Illuminati , with all its Improvements ancl Degrees , "

1787— " Short Defence of his Objects and his Additions to ditto , " 1787 and "Pythagoras , or Contemplations on the Art of Secret Governments . " Weisheit , Maurerische . Masonic Wisdom . —Those alone are wise who exercise the powers of the mind in secresy , and who without any selfish object endeavour to promote the universal happiness of mankind , whom neither fortune nor misfortune are able to drive from his calm and steady progress through life . To possess masonic wisdom it is not necessary to be very learned , or to have a most penetrating genius ; the man of good plain common sense may be more masonically wise than the most learned man in existence . It is not the act of a wise man to

make a great profession of wisdom ; ancl the secrets of our lodges ought to teach us how to exercise our masonic wisdom . Werkxeuge des Freimaurers . Working Tools of Freemasons . —They are of three kinds , viz ., ornaments , furniture , and jewels ; what we understand by these are things with which we are unable to perform any manual labour as ought to be expected from working tools ; but if we take them as symbols , then they have a most important signification . Westen . West . —Where the sun closes its daily coursethere the

, thanks of the inhabitants of the world follow it , and with the ensuing morning it again commences its benevolent course . Every brother draws near to the evening of his days ; and well will it be with him if at the close of his labours , he can look forward with hope for a good reward for his work .

Wieland Christoph Martin . —This so extremely celebrated , and to every well educated German well known poet , was born at Bieberach , the 5 th September , 1733 , ancl died at Hofrath , in Weimar , 20 th January .

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