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Lift of the Officers of the Grand Lodge of Scotland,
continued from p. 127.
1761.
CHARLES Earl of ELGIN, Gr. M.
Bailie James Stuart, Dep. Gr. M.
Richard Tod, Efq; Sub. Gr. M.
Capt. John Wemyfs, Sen. Gr. W.
Hon, Alexander Gordon, Jun. Gr. W.
James Hunter, Gr. Tr.
Alexander M'Dougal, Gr. Sec.
George Beam, Gr. Clk.
Mr John M'Lure, Gr. Chap.
GRAND STEWARDS.
William Auld
Andrew Pitcairn
. Thomas Stoddart
Maurice Crawfurd
James Brown
James Gairdner
John Angus
Andrew Johnlbn
Orlando Hart
Dr James Brown
James Carmichael
1762.
CHARLES Earl of E L G IN, Gr. M.
James Stuart, Efq, Dep. Gr. M.
Richard Tod, Efq; Sub. Gr. M.
Gov. John Wemyfs, Sen. Gr. IV.
Hon. Alexander Gordon, Jun. Gr. W.
James Hunter, Gr. Tr.
Alexander M'Dougal, Gr. Sec.
George Beam, Gr. Clk.
Mr John M'Lure, Gr. Chap.
GRAND STEWARDS.
Orlando Hart
Maurice Crawfurd
Duncan M‘Queen
John Angus
Maitland Bannatyne
John Alves
William Ker
James Brown
James Carmichael
John Wood
Peter M‘Morland
M m
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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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