Loyal Orange Institution of British North America
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- Open LibraryOL6890061A
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Books by Loyal Orange Institution of British North America
Total count: 10
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Rules and regulations of the Orange Institution, of British North Americaadopted by the Grand Lodge at its first meeting, held in the court house Brockville, Upper Canada, on Friday the 1st day of January, 1830 ...Printed by T. Tomkins ...1830-01-01
Constitution and laws of the Loyal Orange Institution of British North Americaadopted by the Right Worshipful the Grand Lodge, in the Court House, in the town of Brockville, Upper Canada, on the first day of January, 1830 ..Printed by J. Cleland, for the Grand Lodge1855-01-01
Forms of the Royal blue orderto be observed in private lodges of the Orange association of British North AmericaWilliam Vere Hunt, printer to the Grand lodge1855-01-01
Forms to be observed in private lodges of the Loyal Orange Institution of British North AmericaWilliam Hunt1855-01-01
Constitution & Laws of the Loyal Orange Institution of British North America : adopted by the Right Worshipful of the Grand Lodge...A. Jacques Printer1859-01-01
Constitution & laws of the Loyal Orange Institution of British North Americaadopted by the Right Worshipful the Grand Lodge, in the court house, in the town of Brockville, Upper Canada, on the first day of January, 1830 ... and finally revised ... on the 14th day of November, 1854, and adjourned to Toronto, the 22nd day of the same month and years.n.]1859-01-01
Forms to be observed in private lodges of the Loyal Orange Institution of British Americas.n.]1863-01-01
Ritual of the Loyal Orange Institution of British AmericaBlue orders.n.]1864-01-01
Forms to be observed in primary lodges of the Loyal Orange Institution of British AmericaArch Mark degrees.n.1869-01-01
Forms of the royal arch purple mark, to be observed in private lodges of the loyal orange institution of British North AmericaJ. Ross Robertson1869-01-01