CHAPTER V.

British ■•Travelling" Lodges, how distributed. 118; their customs, 120 ; Existing Military Lodges, 122 ; Seven Years' War — Minden, 12'J — Louisburg, 183 — Quebec, 134; Sea Lodges, 135'; American War— General Washington — Anec- dotes of the 46th and 17th Foot, 139; French War- Vicissitudes of Lodges. 145 ; Anecdotes of the 42nd Foot, Sir Charles J. Napier, and General James Lindsay, 147 ; Military become Stationary' Lodges, 152 ; Black Masonry, 153 : the Royal Arch. 155 : Dispensation Lodges. 156 : Decay of Military Masonry. 157; Officers' Lodges. 158; Lodges Closed by Authority, 160 ; Volunteer. Garrison, and "'Class'' Lodges, 162 ; Lodges Formed by Prisoners of War, 164.