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The Haughfoot Lodge And Speculative Masonry.

The which day upon application made to us for Margaret Rutherfoord , spouse of the now absent Patrick Sanderson , have ordered John Sanderson to pay her out of the funds now in his hand the soume of three pounds ten shillings Scots money

for her relief-The which day we members of the forsd . comittie have granted factory * to Walter Scot in Stow ancl Robt . Frier in Haughfoot for uplifting all debts , sonnies of money , and oyrs whatsoever belonging to the lodge , as the factory itself more fully bears .

Haughfoot , Decr . 27 th , 1729 . The which day Jeams Claperton was chosen preses by plurality of votes , and John Donaldson apointed clerk till next St . John ' s day . Rols called and fcund absent .

( Follows a list of 15 Masons ) . The preses with consent of the then present members of the lodge fines each of the absents in one pound Scots inoney , excepting those who too frequently absent themselves , and those are to be

fined as the lodge shall herafter think fit . The lodge hearing of Walter Scot ' s indisposition , do hereby desire the said preses to enquire

at Walter Scot what papers he has in his hands concerning the lodge , and to give report betwixt and the twelfth day of May next . Continues the commission to five for entrants . The sd day payed to Robt . Frier , present

Treasurer , by John Lows threef pounds Scots as the full of what the lodge required for his entry . The sd day payed to Robt . Frier by Jeams Rae two pounds Scots , which with one pound , money forsd payed by him to Walter Scot , is full of what

he owed by bill . The sd day payed to Robt . Frier by Hugh Cairncross the soume of one pound ten shillings Scot as his entrv .

Haughfoot , Decr . 28 th 1730 . George Cairncross appointed preses , and George Kirkwood clerk for the year to come . Rols called and found absent ( follows a list of 14 Masons ) . The sd day the preses with consent of the lodge fines each of the absents in one pound Scots .

The Haughfoot Lodge And Speculative Masonry.

Recomends to the Laird of Torsonce to give order to Alexr . Mitchell to exhibit Walter Scot ' s papers to George Kirkwood , and Jeams Claperton , and deliver up any papers found thei'e concerning the lodge of Masons at Haughfoot to be

given up by them to the Boxmaster . Continues the commission to five for intrants , appoints Jeams Claperton , Robert Frier , and John Young to compair the minutes of sedurants with the Register betwixt the date herof and

Candlmass next , and upon finding that they agree to destroy the minutes . Appoints the Box Master to write to John Hamilton for six pounds Scots for his brother , and servts entry money to be payed to Wm . Craig ,

and an letter was accordingly delivered to Wm . Craig . The preses with consent of the lodge , allows John Donaldson to retain in his oune hand out of the for end of his bill three pounds Scots money for filling up the Register proceeding this day .

Appoints Robert Lowrie s obhdgment for £ 3 7 s . 6 d ., Jeams Pringle ' s for £ 24 , and Andrew Thomson's bill for £ 23 6 s . 8 d ., to be destroyed as being desperate debts . Eighteen shillings of Andrew Thomson ' s bill being payed to George Cairncross for which he is comptable .

Haughfoot , Feby . 2 nd , 1731 . According to appointment of last meeting we Jeams Claperton , Robt . Frier , John Young , Willm . Cairncross , John Donaldson , George Cairncross , and Willm . Murray have compaired

the minutes of sederunts with the Register and found that they perfectly agree wherfore as desired we have destroyed the sd minutes . The sd day applications being made by John . Young son to John Young for being admitted

member of the Lodge of Haughfoot , he was accordingly admitted in common form , and ordered tc pay in to Robt . Frier present Treasurer , the soume of one pound ten shillings Scots money for his admission betwixt and next St . John ' s Day .

Decr . 27 th , 1731 . Rolls called found absent ( follows list of names of 10 Masons ) . The which day John Claperton was chosen by plurality of votes to be preses till next St . John ' s

Day . The sd day the preses with consent of the lodge , fynes each of the absents in one pound Scots .

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ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE HISTORY OF THE CRAFT.—No. 3. Article 1
MASON'S SQUARE IN GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL. Article 2
THE HAUGHFOOT LODGE AND SPECULATIVE MASONRY. Article 3
MASONIC ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD. Article 5
MASONIC JOTTINGS.—No. 15. Article 6
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 7
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 9
MASONIC SNUFF BOX. Article 9
WHY IS IT ? Article 10
Untitled Article 11
Untitled Article 13
MASONIC MEMS. Article 13
Craft Masonry. Article 13
PROVINCIAL. Article 15
SCOTTISH CONSTITUTION. Article 15
INDIA. Article 16
ROYAL ARCH. Article 17
MARK MASONRY. Article 18
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED RITE. Article 18
MASONIC LIFEBOAT FUND. Article 18
REVIEWS. Article 18
PALESTINE EXPLORATION FUND PHOTOGRAPHS. Article 19
SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS. Article 20
LIST OF LODGE, MEETINGS, &c., FOR WEEK ENDING 23HD APRIL, 1870. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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The Haughfoot Lodge And Speculative Masonry.

The which day upon application made to us for Margaret Rutherfoord , spouse of the now absent Patrick Sanderson , have ordered John Sanderson to pay her out of the funds now in his hand the soume of three pounds ten shillings Scots money

for her relief-The which day we members of the forsd . comittie have granted factory * to Walter Scot in Stow ancl Robt . Frier in Haughfoot for uplifting all debts , sonnies of money , and oyrs whatsoever belonging to the lodge , as the factory itself more fully bears .

Haughfoot , Decr . 27 th , 1729 . The which day Jeams Claperton was chosen preses by plurality of votes , and John Donaldson apointed clerk till next St . John ' s day . Rols called and fcund absent .

( Follows a list of 15 Masons ) . The preses with consent of the then present members of the lodge fines each of the absents in one pound Scots inoney , excepting those who too frequently absent themselves , and those are to be

fined as the lodge shall herafter think fit . The lodge hearing of Walter Scot ' s indisposition , do hereby desire the said preses to enquire

at Walter Scot what papers he has in his hands concerning the lodge , and to give report betwixt and the twelfth day of May next . Continues the commission to five for entrants . The sd day payed to Robt . Frier , present

Treasurer , by John Lows threef pounds Scots as the full of what the lodge required for his entry . The sd day payed to Robt . Frier by Jeams Rae two pounds Scots , which with one pound , money forsd payed by him to Walter Scot , is full of what

he owed by bill . The sd day payed to Robt . Frier by Hugh Cairncross the soume of one pound ten shillings Scot as his entrv .

Haughfoot , Decr . 28 th 1730 . George Cairncross appointed preses , and George Kirkwood clerk for the year to come . Rols called and found absent ( follows a list of 14 Masons ) . The sd day the preses with consent of the lodge fines each of the absents in one pound Scots .

The Haughfoot Lodge And Speculative Masonry.

Recomends to the Laird of Torsonce to give order to Alexr . Mitchell to exhibit Walter Scot ' s papers to George Kirkwood , and Jeams Claperton , and deliver up any papers found thei'e concerning the lodge of Masons at Haughfoot to be

given up by them to the Boxmaster . Continues the commission to five for intrants , appoints Jeams Claperton , Robert Frier , and John Young to compair the minutes of sedurants with the Register betwixt the date herof and

Candlmass next , and upon finding that they agree to destroy the minutes . Appoints the Box Master to write to John Hamilton for six pounds Scots for his brother , and servts entry money to be payed to Wm . Craig ,

and an letter was accordingly delivered to Wm . Craig . The preses with consent of the lodge , allows John Donaldson to retain in his oune hand out of the for end of his bill three pounds Scots money for filling up the Register proceeding this day .

Appoints Robert Lowrie s obhdgment for £ 3 7 s . 6 d ., Jeams Pringle ' s for £ 24 , and Andrew Thomson's bill for £ 23 6 s . 8 d ., to be destroyed as being desperate debts . Eighteen shillings of Andrew Thomson ' s bill being payed to George Cairncross for which he is comptable .

Haughfoot , Feby . 2 nd , 1731 . According to appointment of last meeting we Jeams Claperton , Robt . Frier , John Young , Willm . Cairncross , John Donaldson , George Cairncross , and Willm . Murray have compaired

the minutes of sederunts with the Register and found that they perfectly agree wherfore as desired we have destroyed the sd minutes . The sd day applications being made by John . Young son to John Young for being admitted

member of the Lodge of Haughfoot , he was accordingly admitted in common form , and ordered tc pay in to Robt . Frier present Treasurer , the soume of one pound ten shillings Scots money for his admission betwixt and next St . John ' s Day .

Decr . 27 th , 1731 . Rolls called found absent ( follows list of names of 10 Masons ) . The which day John Claperton was chosen by plurality of votes to be preses till next St . John ' s

Day . The sd day the preses with consent of the lodge , fynes each of the absents in one pound Scots .

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