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LIST op SCOTCH LODGES. 265
72 Huntley
White’s Lodge
Journeymens Lodge, Dumfries
75 St Michael’s, Dumfries
Argyll’s Lodge, Glafgow
Royal Arch, ditto
Stonehaven
St Ninian’s at Brechin
80 Forbes Lodge at Rofeharty
St Andrew’s Lodge at Bofton
Blandford Lodge, Virginia
Alloa
St Abbe
85 Moncur ,
Kirkaldy
St Paul’s Lodge, Glafgow
St Andrew’s Lodge, Perth
Cattle of Dunbar
90 Pythagoric Lodge, Borrowftounnefs
St Regulus Cupar of Fife
Prince of Wales Lodge from Edinburgh
Stirling Royal Arch
Lanark Kilwinning
95 St Columbus Lodge
St David’s, Dundee
Hooper St John
Union Kilwinning at Charleftoun, South Carolina
Annan St Andrew’s
100 Fort-George
King George the Third’s Lodge from Edinburgh
Scots Lodge of St Andrew, in the parilh of St
Thomas, in the Eatt Jamaica
Muffelburgh Kilwinning
v St Duthus at Tain
105 St Andrew’s at Craill
Duke of York’s Lodge
Ceres in Fife
St George’s
Ratho
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Free-masons pocket-companion
DescriptionContaining the history of masonry from the creation to the present time; the institution of the Grand Lodge of Scotland ; lists of the officers of the Grand Lodges in England and Scotland ; with a collection of charges, constitutions. Second edition.
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