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Chips Of Foreign Ashlar.

CHIPS OF FOREIGN ASHLAR .

LONDON , SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 28 , 1863 .

No 6 . —PBEEMASONET IN THE EEPITBLIC OF HAHBTJKGH . Preemasomy in Hamburg Avas originally established by tlie Grand Lodge of England , but in 1811 the brethren constituted themselves into an

independent jurisdiction , and exchanged " protocols " with the heads of the Order in other countries , The first brother we saAv in Hamburgh Avas Bro . Charles Edward Buek , the Deputy Grand Master ,

who may be called an English brother , for he was initiated in the " Pilgrim" Lodge , London , on the 13 th of March , 1816 . The Pilgrim Lodge was then as noAv , we believe , worked in the German language , and it was at that time held

in Cornhill . At the 50 th anniversary of Bro . Buck ' s connection with the Craft a " Jubilee " was held and the "Pilgrims" fraternally sent over their congratulations to their venerable brother . In the Grand Lodge of Hamburgh the three degrees of Craft Masonry only are worked , the Eoyal Arch not being * recognised . The

Hamburgh brethren have an extensive organisation as will be seen by the following list of affiliated lodges : — Place Number of Lodges . Hamburgh City 5

Eostock 2 Brunswick 1 Oldenburg 1 Weimar 1 Warel 1

NOAV B randenburgh 1 Wismar 1 Prankfort-on-the-Maine 1 Bukenfeld , 1 Stuttgardt , 1

Brooklyn , New York 1 Ulin 1 Wolfenbuttel 1 NBAV York 1 Heilbronn 1

Joinville 1 Eisenach 1 Holl 1 Bremerhaven 1 Constantinople 1 Cairo , 1 Total — 27

It will be seen from this list that the Masonic influence of Hamburgh has extended not only into remote parts of Germany , but also to Turkey , Egypt , and the United States . The names of the principal officers in the

Hamburgh lodges are : 1 st "W . M . —Meister von Stuhl . 2 nd Deputy W . M . —Deputirter Meister . 3 rd S . W . —Erster Aufseher . 4 th J . W . —Zweiter Aufseher .

Sth Treasurer—Schatzmeister . Gth Secretary—Secretaire . 7 th S . D . —Erster Schaffner . Sth J . D . —Zweiter Schaffner .

In the Royal York Lodges of Germany the the Senior Deacon and Junior Deacon are respectively denominated " Erster Steward" and " Zweiter Steward . " The Worshipful Masters of the lodges in the

Hamburgh jurisdiction can only be appointed to office for three successive years . At the invitation of Bro . Buek , the Deputy Grand Master , and Bro . Volkers , the Grand Secretary , Ave had the pleasure to attend a meeting *

of the lodge of St . George , at the Masonic Temple , Plamburgh . Fortunately Ave had an opportunity of Avitnessing the initiation of a brother , and Ave were much gratified with the admirable manner in which the proceedings were conducted . When the candidate Avas admitted to the light the brethren formed a chaine d ' union in which the

" newly obligated brother " furnished a link , and thus he was formally received into the brotherhood . The customary oaths Avere administered on the Bible Perhaps ic may not be out of place to mention that certain delicate functions performed by the

Inner Guard in English lodges—Bro . Parker , late I . G . of Doyle ' s Lodge , Guernsey , will knoAv what we mean—were dispensed with . Possibly the I . G . had commenced the age of universal peace by ^ beatiug his SAVord into a ploughshare .

Entered Apprentices serve one year before they become PelloAV Crafts , and Fellow Crafts labour for another year before they are made Master Masons . It is usual in Guernsey for brethren to wear their hats in lodge , but in the Prussian

lodges of the so-called " Swedish " rite they take off their hats Avhenever the name of the Great Architect is mentioned . In the St . George Lodge initiations are conducted in the English , French , Italian , and Spanish languages as well as in Ger-

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CHIPS OF FOREIGN ASHLAR. Article 1
FREEMASONRY IN EGYPT. Article 2
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. Article 3
'THE SIX DAYS' WORK OF CREATION IN HONOUR OF MASONRY. Article 7
MASONIC NOTES AND QUERIES. Article 8
CORRESPONDENCE. Article 11
ANOTHER MASONIC IMPOSTOR. Article 11
THE OLIVER MEMORIAL. Article 11
LODGE MUSIC. Article 11
Light. Article 12
MASONIC MEMS. Article 14
GRAND LODGE . Article 14
METROPOLITAN. Article 15
NORTH AMERICA. Article 17
ROYAL ARCH. Article 17
RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE. Article 17
ADDRESS. Article 18
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, MUSIC DRAMA, AND THE FINE ARTS . Article 19
MEETINGS OF THE LEARNED SOCIETIES. Article 20
Poetry. Article 20
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Article 20
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Chips Of Foreign Ashlar.

CHIPS OF FOREIGN ASHLAR .

LONDON , SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 28 , 1863 .

No 6 . —PBEEMASONET IN THE EEPITBLIC OF HAHBTJKGH . Preemasomy in Hamburg Avas originally established by tlie Grand Lodge of England , but in 1811 the brethren constituted themselves into an

independent jurisdiction , and exchanged " protocols " with the heads of the Order in other countries , The first brother we saAv in Hamburgh Avas Bro . Charles Edward Buek , the Deputy Grand Master ,

who may be called an English brother , for he was initiated in the " Pilgrim" Lodge , London , on the 13 th of March , 1816 . The Pilgrim Lodge was then as noAv , we believe , worked in the German language , and it was at that time held

in Cornhill . At the 50 th anniversary of Bro . Buck ' s connection with the Craft a " Jubilee " was held and the "Pilgrims" fraternally sent over their congratulations to their venerable brother . In the Grand Lodge of Hamburgh the three degrees of Craft Masonry only are worked , the Eoyal Arch not being * recognised . The

Hamburgh brethren have an extensive organisation as will be seen by the following list of affiliated lodges : — Place Number of Lodges . Hamburgh City 5

Eostock 2 Brunswick 1 Oldenburg 1 Weimar 1 Warel 1

NOAV B randenburgh 1 Wismar 1 Prankfort-on-the-Maine 1 Bukenfeld , 1 Stuttgardt , 1

Brooklyn , New York 1 Ulin 1 Wolfenbuttel 1 NBAV York 1 Heilbronn 1

Joinville 1 Eisenach 1 Holl 1 Bremerhaven 1 Constantinople 1 Cairo , 1 Total — 27

It will be seen from this list that the Masonic influence of Hamburgh has extended not only into remote parts of Germany , but also to Turkey , Egypt , and the United States . The names of the principal officers in the

Hamburgh lodges are : 1 st "W . M . —Meister von Stuhl . 2 nd Deputy W . M . —Deputirter Meister . 3 rd S . W . —Erster Aufseher . 4 th J . W . —Zweiter Aufseher .

Sth Treasurer—Schatzmeister . Gth Secretary—Secretaire . 7 th S . D . —Erster Schaffner . Sth J . D . —Zweiter Schaffner .

In the Royal York Lodges of Germany the the Senior Deacon and Junior Deacon are respectively denominated " Erster Steward" and " Zweiter Steward . " The Worshipful Masters of the lodges in the

Hamburgh jurisdiction can only be appointed to office for three successive years . At the invitation of Bro . Buek , the Deputy Grand Master , and Bro . Volkers , the Grand Secretary , Ave had the pleasure to attend a meeting *

of the lodge of St . George , at the Masonic Temple , Plamburgh . Fortunately Ave had an opportunity of Avitnessing the initiation of a brother , and Ave were much gratified with the admirable manner in which the proceedings were conducted . When the candidate Avas admitted to the light the brethren formed a chaine d ' union in which the

" newly obligated brother " furnished a link , and thus he was formally received into the brotherhood . The customary oaths Avere administered on the Bible Perhaps ic may not be out of place to mention that certain delicate functions performed by the

Inner Guard in English lodges—Bro . Parker , late I . G . of Doyle ' s Lodge , Guernsey , will knoAv what we mean—were dispensed with . Possibly the I . G . had commenced the age of universal peace by ^ beatiug his SAVord into a ploughshare .

Entered Apprentices serve one year before they become PelloAV Crafts , and Fellow Crafts labour for another year before they are made Master Masons . It is usual in Guernsey for brethren to wear their hats in lodge , but in the Prussian

lodges of the so-called " Swedish " rite they take off their hats Avhenever the name of the Great Architect is mentioned . In the St . George Lodge initiations are conducted in the English , French , Italian , and Spanish languages as well as in Ger-

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