The 'Additional Orders and Constitutions' are declared to have been 'made and agreed upon at a General Assembly held at on the Eighth Day Of December, 1663'; but evidently this guess was not explicit enough for Dr. Anderson, as he states in 'Constitutions' 1738, that the Earl of St. Albans' held a Gen- For the Use of the LODGES. LONDON : Printed by William Hunter, for John Senex at the Globe, and John Hooke at the Flower-de-luce over-against St. Dunstan's Church, in Fleet-street. In the Year of Masonry - 5723 Anno Domini -- 1723. 96p. plus frontispiece, 20 cm x 24.5 cm. Frontispiece Engraved by John Pine in Aldersgate Street London. The first and second edition were written by Rev. James Anderson in 1723 and 1738. Anderson's Constitutions were based on the Old Masonic Manuscripts (also called "Gothic Constitutions") and on the General Regulations which had been compiled first by George Payne in 1720. The full title of the 1723 edition was The Constitutions of the The World's Constitutions to Read, Search, and Compare Constitution and Canons of the Diocese of Newark as of January 2020. DOWNLOAD Anderson s Constitutions of 1723 PDF Online. Anderson's Constitutions of 1723 | Freemason Information The first and second edition were written by Rev. James Anderson in 1723 and 1738. Anderson's Constitutions were based on the Old Masonic Manuscripts (also called "Gothic Constitutions") and on the General Regulations which had