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Knight Templars And High Grades.

the G . M . being thus considered , as he is entitled to be , the fount of honour . I hope this will receive due attention when the statutes are revised . The Temple being essentially one Order , its customs aud ceremonies should be everywhere the same . How far such is the case will appear . The systems of France and Scotland are undoubtedly the most correct ; and I

am strongly inclined to give the preference to the latter as a whole , a portion of whom claimed a few years ago to have preserved tbe Order unconnected with Masonry , but they now in no wise differ from the English Templars , except in a more accurate observance of old customs . The clothing in France , Scotland , and America , is almost precisely that of the Ancient Knights , viz .,

—a mantle , tunic , with red cross girdle ( no apron ) , sword , and spurs , with ring of profession . In America the latter is presented to every Knight on his installation . The collars , baldric , girdle , & c , being generally comprised of red or white , and I would strongly impress upon the Grand Conclave the necessity of conformity in dress , & c . As to titles , offices , & c , they are stabulato d

below ? I must rely on your fraternal kindness for the insertion of the foregoing too lengthy communication assured it is this only which will find me so large an amount of space in your pages , and remain , Dear sir and brother , Yours truly ancl fraternally , t P . M ., P . M . Mk ., and P . Z .

ANCIENT . FEEKCH . SCOTTISH . ENGLISH . IIUSH . AUEKICAI * . Order of the Temple" ! - of Solomon , Militia ( „ , . _ , „ , . ( Religious & Military "> B . E . E . and M . 0 . of 7 TT- I T * -. m -i -ir T ^ . m i of the 'lemple off 0 rder of *» Tem » ~ { Order of the Temple , j Masonic K . T j High kt . Templar ... Masonic Kt . Templar . Knights Templar ... J Chapter General Convent General Chapter General Grand Conclave Grand Conclave Grand Encampment .

Grand Priories and" ) Grand Priories and 7 r > i -n ¦ -nnin i ¦ _ > n ¦ _« <• Bailiwicks i BailiAvicks 1 " ' Pnones PrOA * . Grand ConclaA-e Prov . G . Encampment . iCommanderies , Con- " l A-ents of Knights , and Noviciate Esquires . > Priories Encampments Encampments Commanderies Chapter of Post . 18 ° , ConclaveofInit . l-5 ° . j

Grand Master ( Avith ! Grand Master ( ivith" 1 his Sec , Comps ., and > Magesterial Sec . ) ... [¦ Grand Master M . E . & Supreme G . M . Grand Master Grand Master . Banner Bearer ) J Four Deputies J Seneschal ( with twof & * * : } Senescl ] al j S " ^ Deputy Grand Master Deputy Gd / Mastev . ^ oraps- - ( . Prior General ) <• TAVO Priors Preceptor Prelate ^ ' midSec l Marslla 11 Constable & Mareschal .. 1 st Capt ( Mareschal r ) . Captain General Generalissimo .

Comp ) ^ , Admiral and Treas Admiral Admiral 2 nd Capt . ( Admiral ?) ... Marshall Captain General . Hospitaller .... Hospitaller & Almoner . Hospitaller I Prelate . Chancellor Chancellor Chancellor TAVO Chancellors Senior Wardens . Registrar Junior "Wardens . Draper Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer . Registrar Chamberlain Sec . and Recorder ... Recorder . Guardian of theChapei ... fP / efect of Legations "l Mareschal ! ( Sub ?) Prelate Warder . ¦ < Bailiff Provost GGen PrOA-ost

Visitors > or . ( . Governor J Turcopilar Experts Sub-Marshall Conservator General ... Standard Bearer Standard Bearers flrVraBdn ' } Standard Bearers Standard Bearers Standard Bearers Earrier Chamberlain Chamberlain Almoner Sivord Bearer Sword Bearer . Master of Solemn Rites . SteAvard Director of Ceremonies . Aide-de-Camps . Aide-de-Camps Aide-de-Camps £ 5

| S P aSTrSTftj CaptainsofLines \ P .. Captain of Guards . ******* ) Two Heralds ^ Sffiff * Supt , of Worts Organist G . M . ' s Banner Bearer , Grand Priors or Prov . ~ \ C Prov . G . Commanders " 1

Masters , and Priors > Gd . Priors and Bailiffs ... Grand Priors < and Two . Prov . Gtl . > PrOA * . G . Commanders . or Bailiffs j ( . Priors J Preceptors Commanders Priors E . Commander E . Commanders E . Commanders . Sub Priors Prelate Mareschall 1 st Captain Hospitaller 2 nd Captain Chancellor Registrar Treasurer Treasurer

Secretary Almoner Beaucenniffer 1 st Standard Bearer .... Br . Vex . Belli 2 nd Standard Bearer ... Instructor Expert Heralds Chamberlain Captain of Lines Sentinel Equerry

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THE CHARITIES. Article 1
NEW GRAND MASTER FOR FRANCE. Article 1
FREEMASONRY IN FRANCE. Article 1
THE "SATURDAY REVIEW" AND THE "DAILY TELEGRAPH" ON FREEMASONRY. Article 4
MASONIC FACTS. Article 5
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 8
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 9
THE MASONIC CHARITIES. Article 10
THE PROVINCE OF NORTHUMBERLAND AND THE CHARITIES. Article 10
MR. PAPWORTH'S LECTURE. Article 11
KNIGHT TEMPLARS AND HIGH GRADES. Article 11
THE MASONIC MIRROR. Article 13
PROVINCIAL. Article 13
SCOTLAND. Article 17
CHANNEL ISLANDS. Article 18
TURKEY. Article 18
ROYAL ARCH. Article 18
Obituary. Article 18
PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Article 19
THE WEEK. Article 19
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Knight Templars And High Grades.

the G . M . being thus considered , as he is entitled to be , the fount of honour . I hope this will receive due attention when the statutes are revised . The Temple being essentially one Order , its customs aud ceremonies should be everywhere the same . How far such is the case will appear . The systems of France and Scotland are undoubtedly the most correct ; and I

am strongly inclined to give the preference to the latter as a whole , a portion of whom claimed a few years ago to have preserved tbe Order unconnected with Masonry , but they now in no wise differ from the English Templars , except in a more accurate observance of old customs . The clothing in France , Scotland , and America , is almost precisely that of the Ancient Knights , viz .,

—a mantle , tunic , with red cross girdle ( no apron ) , sword , and spurs , with ring of profession . In America the latter is presented to every Knight on his installation . The collars , baldric , girdle , & c , being generally comprised of red or white , and I would strongly impress upon the Grand Conclave the necessity of conformity in dress , & c . As to titles , offices , & c , they are stabulato d

below ? I must rely on your fraternal kindness for the insertion of the foregoing too lengthy communication assured it is this only which will find me so large an amount of space in your pages , and remain , Dear sir and brother , Yours truly ancl fraternally , t P . M ., P . M . Mk ., and P . Z .

ANCIENT . FEEKCH . SCOTTISH . ENGLISH . IIUSH . AUEKICAI * . Order of the Temple" ! - of Solomon , Militia ( „ , . _ , „ , . ( Religious & Military "> B . E . E . and M . 0 . of 7 TT- I T * -. m -i -ir T ^ . m i of the 'lemple off 0 rder of *» Tem » ~ { Order of the Temple , j Masonic K . T j High kt . Templar ... Masonic Kt . Templar . Knights Templar ... J Chapter General Convent General Chapter General Grand Conclave Grand Conclave Grand Encampment .

Grand Priories and" ) Grand Priories and 7 r > i -n ¦ -nnin i ¦ _ > n ¦ _« <• Bailiwicks i BailiAvicks 1 " ' Pnones PrOA * . Grand ConclaA-e Prov . G . Encampment . iCommanderies , Con- " l A-ents of Knights , and Noviciate Esquires . > Priories Encampments Encampments Commanderies Chapter of Post . 18 ° , ConclaveofInit . l-5 ° . j

Grand Master ( Avith ! Grand Master ( ivith" 1 his Sec , Comps ., and > Magesterial Sec . ) ... [¦ Grand Master M . E . & Supreme G . M . Grand Master Grand Master . Banner Bearer ) J Four Deputies J Seneschal ( with twof & * * : } Senescl ] al j S " ^ Deputy Grand Master Deputy Gd / Mastev . ^ oraps- - ( . Prior General ) <• TAVO Priors Preceptor Prelate ^ ' midSec l Marslla 11 Constable & Mareschal .. 1 st Capt ( Mareschal r ) . Captain General Generalissimo .

Comp ) ^ , Admiral and Treas Admiral Admiral 2 nd Capt . ( Admiral ?) ... Marshall Captain General . Hospitaller .... Hospitaller & Almoner . Hospitaller I Prelate . Chancellor Chancellor Chancellor TAVO Chancellors Senior Wardens . Registrar Junior "Wardens . Draper Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer Treasurer . Registrar Chamberlain Sec . and Recorder ... Recorder . Guardian of theChapei ... fP / efect of Legations "l Mareschal ! ( Sub ?) Prelate Warder . ¦ < Bailiff Provost GGen PrOA-ost

Visitors > or . ( . Governor J Turcopilar Experts Sub-Marshall Conservator General ... Standard Bearer Standard Bearers flrVraBdn ' } Standard Bearers Standard Bearers Standard Bearers Earrier Chamberlain Chamberlain Almoner Sivord Bearer Sword Bearer . Master of Solemn Rites . SteAvard Director of Ceremonies . Aide-de-Camps . Aide-de-Camps Aide-de-Camps £ 5

| S P aSTrSTftj CaptainsofLines \ P .. Captain of Guards . ******* ) Two Heralds ^ Sffiff * Supt , of Worts Organist G . M . ' s Banner Bearer , Grand Priors or Prov . ~ \ C Prov . G . Commanders " 1

Masters , and Priors > Gd . Priors and Bailiffs ... Grand Priors < and Two . Prov . Gtl . > PrOA * . G . Commanders . or Bailiffs j ( . Priors J Preceptors Commanders Priors E . Commander E . Commanders E . Commanders . Sub Priors Prelate Mareschall 1 st Captain Hospitaller 2 nd Captain Chancellor Registrar Treasurer Treasurer

Secretary Almoner Beaucenniffer 1 st Standard Bearer .... Br . Vex . Belli 2 nd Standard Bearer ... Instructor Expert Heralds Chamberlain Captain of Lines Sentinel Equerry

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