In 1756 he published the Antient's own book of constitutions, entitled the " Ahiman Rezon ", for which no meaning is known.

On 13 December 1925, a law was passed closing all the tekkes ( or tekeyh ) ( dervish lodges ) and zāwiyas ( chief dervish lodges ), and the centers of veneration to which pilgrimages ( ziyārat ) were made.

However, even though most of these establishments that were previously called motels may still look like motels, most are now called hotels, inns or lodges.

However, there were no documented lodges of Freemasons on the continent during those years.

This lodge was frequented by politicians and government officials from across Italy who were unable to attend their own lodges and included prominent members from the Piedmont nobility.

They built earth lodges that by historical times tended to be oval in shape ; at earlier stages, they were rectangular.

A common feature in Pawnee lodges were four painted poles, which represented the four cardinal directions and the four major star gods ( not to be confused with the Creator.

Amongst the collection of lodges, the political designations for men were essentially between:

They were very close when young, but came to live apart as they grew older, in the lodges for women and for men.

They were very close when young, but came to live apart as they grew older, in the lodges for women and for men.

Three lodges merged to form Ag-Im, these were: North Woods Circle Lodge # 156, Copper Country Council: Ottawa Lodge # 198, Iron Range Council: Minnewasca Lodge # 250, Red Buck Council.

Brothers from area lodges were exchanging patches with their lodge totems on them.

Those that were include the North lodge which takes the form of a triumphal arch, the entrance lodges in the village, a bridge, cascade and the Fishing Room.

Similar day lodges were later opened at the Seattle Ridge summit ( 1993 ), and the River Run base ( 1995 ).

Included were a large variety of stores, several hotels, banks, and lodges still sharing the street with a few dwellings.

These higher ' Chivalric and Historic ' orders met in ' encampments ' rather than lodges and were predominately Christian in their outlook and composition.

A significant number of these members also belonged to Masonic lodges, which were introduced to Mexico in the 1780s and they found a voice when Manuel Cordorniu founded the newspaper El Sol, essentially becoming the in-house publication for the Scottish Rite lodge in their struggle against Iturbide.

A couple of small remnants of the older station were kept, two Portland stone entrance lodges ( one of which was a women-only bar from 1995 until 2008 ) and a war memorial on Euston Road, but were hardly an effective sop to those offended by the loss of the former building.

Winter lodges were falling into flames and burning small children and the oldest ones who were unable to even begin escaping the pre-dawn ambush of bullets.

An early continental history quotes a 16th century source that 1535, there were two Scottish masonic lodges recorded in France, one in Paris and the other in Lyon.

At home, the lodges of masons were brought under the control of two crown appointed officials, the Warden General and the Principal Master of Work to the Crown, the latter being in existence from 1539 at the latest.

This is followed by the " Charges ", or general rules for the conduct of Freemasons, and Payne's Regulations, the specific rules by which Grand Lodge and the lodges under its control were to be governed.

Even in London, there were many lodges that never affiliated with the new Grand Lodge.

The Grand Lodge of Ireland subsequently warranted two other lodges: the Fenici Lodge No 906 in 1991, and Hospitalliers Lodge No 931 in 2004.

Elsewhere others heard and stopped and waited, the women peering from their lodges then gathering in small, curious clusters.

They replaced their earth lodges with portable tipis and switched their diet from fish and agricultural produce, to mainly bison and wild fruits and vegetables.

In 1974 it was proposed that P2 be erased from the list of lodges by the Grand Orient of Italy, and the motion carried overwhelmingly.

Two lahars that travelled down the mountain activated warning signals from the lahar warning system and prompted some ski lodges on the mountain to be evacuated and the closure of roads in the area.

Also, many Orange lodges are " temperance lodges " and abstain from drinking.

Willow wood is also used in the manufacture of boxes, brooms, cricket bats ( grown from certain strains of white willow ), cradle boards, chairs and other furniture, dolls, flutes, poles, sweat lodges, toys, turnery, tool handles, veneer, wands and whistles.

Year-round residents largely pursue subsistence activities while summer workers from other areas work in the lodges.

The only structures left on Uppards are duck hunting lodges from 1928.

Gorka Rosainz claims that these lodges also received support from the United States, who wanted to see European influence decreased in the Americas.

The basic social unit of the Niitsitapi above the family was the band, varying from about 10 to 30 lodges, about 80 to 241 people.

Apart from the lodges on Euston Road and statues now on the forecourt, few relics of the old station survive.

Today there are many operators throughout the African continent offering different levels of safari service, from lodge based tours, where clients travel between lodges or tented camps often by air, fly in safaris where clients will meet the camps and staff after travel by plane or helicopter, to the true Mobile Safari operation where the clients travel with the Guides, staff and equipment from site to site.

This article traces the early development of Freemasonry from organised bodies of operative stonemasons to the modern system of speculative lodges organised round regional or national " Grand Lodges ".

Kilwinning is noticeably absent from the list of lodges appending their endorsement.

The lasting effect of the Schaw Statutes arose from the 1599 directive that the lodges should employ a reputable notary as secretary, and that he should record all important transactions.

The reasons and mechanisms for the transition of masonic lodges from operative communities to speculative fellowships remain elusive.

As the responsibility for design shifted from the Master Mason to the architect in the sixteenth century, it is probable that architects started to join the lodges of the masons they worked with.

Although a few authors cite the existence of German operative grand lodges as far back as that formed at Cologne Cathedral in 1250, continuity of tradition has been hard to prove, and most sources believe these early German speculative lodges show descent from the English model.