 | Laurence Dermott - 1805 - 294 sidor
...Cowans to work with them, nor shall they be employed by Cowans without an urgent necessity ; •ad even in that case they must not teach Cowans, but must have a separate communication ; no labourer shall be employed in the proper work of free-masons. CHARGE VI. CONCERNING MASON'S BEHAVIOUR.... | |
 | Laurence Dermott - 1813 - 310 sidor
...and without the Lodge ; they shall instruct the younger brethren to become bright and expert workmen. But free and accepted Masons shall not allow Cowans...Cowans, but must have a separate communication ; no labourer shall be employed in the proper work of Freemasons. CHARGE VI. Concerning Masons' Behaviour.... | |
 | Robert Macoy - 1855 - 388 sidor
...instruct a younger brother to become bright and expert, that the lord's materials may not be spoiled. But free and accepted masons shall not allow cowans...shall be employed in the proper work of freemasons. VI.— Concerning MASONS' BEHAVIOUR. 1. BEHAVIOUR IN THE LODGE BEFORE CLOSING. You must not hold private... | |
 | Allyn Weston, Charles Scott - 1860 - 642 sidor
...note to the " Antient Charges," in which it is stated, " Twelvethly— That a master or fellow make not a mouldstone, square, nor rule, to no lowan" (this...the Cowans; and as speculative Masonry long held its head quarters in Scotland, the word might possibly be of Scotch extraction. For this I had reference... | |
 | 1860 - 452 sidor
...stone." (See also Freemasons' Magazine, vol. ¡v., p. 352). And in Dermott and Harper's Ahiman Rezon, 7lh edition, 1807, among the ancient charges, No. V.....Cowans ; and as speculative Masonry long held its head quarters in Scotland, the word might possibly be of Scotch extraction. For this I had reference... | |
 | Leon Hyneman - 1860 - 600 sidor
...instruct a younger Brother to become bright and expert, that the lord's materials may not be spoiled. But Free and Accepted Masons shall not allow Cowans...Cowans, but must have a separate Communication. No labourer shall be employed in the proper work of Freemasons. "VI. CHARGE. — CONCERNING MASON'S BEHAVIOUR.... | |
 | 1862 - 812 sidor
...and Accepted Masons shall not allow Cowan» to work with them, nor shall they be employed by Cowan*, without an urgent necessity : and even in that case they must not teach Cowan« but must have a separate communication. X" laborer shall be employed in the proper wag k of... | |
 | George Oliver - 1863 - 410 sidor
...report, hale and sound, not deformed, nor dismembered at the time of their majdng. No woman, no eunwh. v. Free and accepted Masons shall not allow cowans to...even in that case they must not teach cowans, but have a separate communication. what it may, be is not excluded from the Order, provided he believe... | |
 | 1867 - 454 sidor
...and Accepted Masons shall not allow cowans to work with them, nor shall they be employeed by cowan* without an urgent necessity ; and even in that case...so we have treated the cowans ; and as speculative ETYMOLOGY OF THE TERM " COWAN." 349 Masonry long held its headquarters in Scotland, the word might... | |
 | 1911 - 556 sidor
...But Free and Accepted Masons shall not allow Cowans to work with them ; nor shall they be employ'd by Cowans without an urgent Necessity : And even in that Case they must not teach Cowans, butmust have a separate Communication. NoLabourershall be employ'd in the proper Work of FreeMasons.... | |
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But Free and Accepted Masons shall not allow cowans to work with them, nor shall they be employed by cowans without an urgent necessity ; and even in that case they must not teach cowans, but must have a separate communication : no laborer shall be employed... 
