man's fields, 361

BRUSHFIELD, T. N., exhibits a Roman camp-pot. 54
jet beads and figure of

a bear found at Bootham, 160
an ossea tibia, 161
BURKITT, A. H., on objects ascribed to the worship
of Diana found in London, 56

exhibits drawing of the discovery of
the body of bishop Lyndwode, 63

in Cannon-street, 68

cross, 139

on two diminutive coffin lids found
exhibits and describes a gold Saxon
on tradesmen's signs, 162
on excavations near the Roman
on a brass of king Ethelred, 364
BUTTERWORTH, J. W., on the proposed removal of
Gerard s Hall, 150

wall on Tower-hill, 240-242

C.

CARRINGTON, F. A., on rubbings from brasses in
Berkshire, 58-62
further remarks on the brass

of John Trembras, of Penkevil, 72

further observations on the

rubbings of brasses, 138

Carvings, embroidery, and chasings from Spain
and Portugal, 154

Carvings in ivory and wood exhibited, 139-370

CAVANAGH, T. E., exhibits spurs found at Wex-
ford, 55

Celt from Ireland exhibited, 370

Charles I, specimens of the coinage of, 77
Chessmen in jet, found at Warrington, 162
Chinese (ancient) vases, 18

bottles in Egyptian tombs, 156

CLARKE, JAS., exhibits a testoon of Edward VI,
found at Framlingham, 159

Ipswich, 360

gold coin found at Hoo, ib.
on a Roman vault at Roses Pit, ib.
exhibits silver penny found at

halfpenny of

Henry V found at Manningtree, ib.
Coffin lids found in Cannon-street, 68
Coins of Cunobeline, on the, 9

discovered in a marsh contiguous to New-
port, Isle of Wight, 823-330

COPLAND, J., exhibits a curious box of the time of
Elizabeth, 151

Cuerdale, on the field of, 330-335
CUMING, H. S., on the polycephalic amulets of the
gnostics, 1-6
London, 57

on a Roman bronze lamp found in

on pot-hooks and hangers, 73-77
on the Pân cases of India, 156-159
on ring and chain armour, 354-360
Cunobeline, on the coins of, 9

D.

Dagger found at Coleorton Moor, 64
DAVIS, F. H.. on a bill of Berthelet, printer to
Henry VIII, 73

DAVIS, F. H., exhibits specimens of the coinage
of Charles I, 77

Decade rings exhibited, 370

Diana, on objects ascribed to the worship of, found
in London, 56

DIMOCK, J. F., on the architectural history of the
church of the Blessed Mary the Virgin, of South-
well, 265-303

DUESBURY, H., observations on Morley church,
and Dale abbey, 31

on the fortifications of London, 149
Dutch tobacco box, elaborately engraved, 139
DWARRIS, SIR F., on the forest laws, courts, and
customs, and chief justices in Eyre, 173-182
exhibits a celt from Ireland, 370

Early church windows, 6

E.

EGAN, CHAS., on the fortifications of London, 149
Elizabeth, coin of and pewter spoons, found in
Lancashire, 365

silver penny of, 78

Embossed brick, exhibited, 370

Embroidered ecclesiastical vestments, observations
on, 143

Enamel, dug up at Petworth, 143

Enamelled brooch, found at Ixworth, 364
Encaustic tiles from Thurgarton priory, 367
observations on, ib.

Ethelred, brass of, at Wimbourne Minster, 364

F.

Forest laws, courts and customs, sir F. Dwarris
on, 173-182
Fortifications of London erected by Cromwell, 140

G.

Gerard's hall, on the removal of, 150-154

leaden weights found near, 366

Giffard, charters relating to the family of, 348-351
Glass, painted, in Morley church, 28

Aldermaston church, 362

Gnostics, on the polycephalic amulets of the, 1
Gnostic ring, exhibited, 371
Gold coin found at Hoo, 159

GOULD, N. exhibits a series of drawings of the for-
tifications of London erected by Cromwell, 140
Grimes's grave, Norfolk, account of, 77
Guernsey, sepulchral cave at, 64-67

Guildhall of the city of London, Mr. Brewer's
observations on, 83-94

GUNSTON, T., exhibits a Dutch tobacco box, 139
encaustic tiles from Oxfordshire, 151
rubbings from bells in Oxfordshire, 151
oak carvings from Oxfordshire, 151
a silver ring, 151

lane, 160

367

a pilgrim's token found in Brick hill

rubbings of various military brasses,
Roman lamps, 372
GUTCH, J. M., on the veritable existence of Robin
Hood, 208-222

London, on the fortifications of, 147

- on the marking and stamping weights in,
309-322
LOTT, T., exhibits leaden weights of the time of
Charles I, 366

LUKIS, F. C., on a sepulchral cave at Guernsey,
64-67

LYNCH, C., on letters relating to James II, 835-347
exhibits an illuminated book of offices,
with armorial bearings and curious spiritual will,
364

on a jewel supposed to have belonged
to Mary queen of Scots, 372-373
Lyndewode, bishop, discovery of the body of, in the
under chapel of St. Stephen, 62-63
account of the examination of

the body of, 70-72

M.

MARSHALL, W. Calder, exhibits a brass seal, 154
Mary, the princess, interlude performed before, 373-
377

Mary queen of Scots, on a supposed jewel of, 372-
373

MEADE, hon. Henry, exhibits a half-crown siege
piece struck at Newark, 64; a Roman brass coin
struck to commemorate some expedition, ib.
MEEKE, J. C., on a tumulus at Royston, 371

NEWARK, CONGRESS AT: List of officers and com-
mittees, 243-241; proceedings at, 245-264; recep-
tion of the Association by the mayor and alder-
men, 245; address of the corporation, ib.; reply
by the president, 246; inaugural discourse by
the Duke of Newcastle, 163-172; Mr. Gutch's
paper on the veritable existence of Robin Hood,
208-222; Mr. Planché's remarks on, 247; on the
era and character of Robin Hood, 223-229; sir
F. Dwarris on the forest laws, courts, and cus-
toms, and the Chief Justices in Eyre, north and
south of the waters of the Trent, 173-182; excur-
sion to Thurgarton priory, 248; reception by Mr.
and Mrs. Milward, ib.; observations on the pri
ory, ib.; encaustic tiles obtained from, 248-250;
remarks on the church, 250; its intended restor-
ation, ib.; excursion to Nottingham, 251; recep-
tion by the mayor and corporation, ib.; the duke
of Newcastle's address, ib.; the mayor's reply,
252; Mr. Planche's paper on the family of the
Peverels of Nottingham, 194-208; visit to sub-
terranean passage, 252; to St. Mary's, ib.; to the
castle, ib.; excursion to Newstead abbey, 253;
reception by colonel and Mrs. Wildman, ib.; Mr.
Ashpitel's observations on its architectural pe-
culiarities and beauties, ib.; Mr. Pettigrew's pa-
per on the abbey, ib.; various charters, deeds,
etc. exhibited, ib.; excursion to Worksop, ib.;
examination of the abbey-gate and the church,
ib.; observations on, ib.; visit to Clumber house,
254; reception by the duke of Newcastle, ib.;
examination of the library and antiquities, ib.;
meeting at the Town hall, ib.; Mr. Jewitt's paper
on the ancient customs and sports of Nottingham-
shire, 229-240; Mr. Bateman's paper on the early
burial places discovered in the county of Notts,
183-192; on discoveries of urns and other anti-
quities at Newark in 1836, by Mr. Milner, 192-
193; Mr. Baigent's paper on discoveries recently
made at Winchester, ib.; the demise of the duke
of Hamilton obliges the president and treasurer
to leave the congress, 255; Mr. Heywood kindly
undertakes the presidency for the remainder of
the week, ib.; visit to Lincoln, ib.; reception
by the mayor and corporation, and by the author-
ities of the cathedral, ib.; visit to the anti-
quities of Lincoln under the guidance of the
mayor, ib.; the Jew's house, ib.; tradition con-
nected with the Jews of Lincoln, 256; descrip-
tion of the house, ib.; inspection of the cathe-
dral under the direction of archdeacon Bon-
ney, ib.; Mr. O'Connor's paper on the painted
glass windows, ib.; Mr. Ashpitel's observations
on the architecture, ib.; Mr. Planché on the
sculptures, ib.; ruins of the bishop's palace, ib.;
Newport gate, 257; the castle, ib.; John
O'Gaunt's house and stable, ib.; Mr. Dimock's
paper on the architectural history of the colle-
giate church of Southwell, 265-303; Mr. Wickes's
paper on the churches of Lincolnshire and Not-
tinghamshire, ib.; Mr. Haggard's paper on siege
pieces struck during the civil wars, 257-260; ex-
hibition of rubbings of brasses by the architec-
tural society of Lincolnshire, 260; inspection of
Newark church, ib.; brass of Alan Fleming, ib.;
Newark Castle, 261; excursion to Southwell, ib.;
reception by archdeacon Wilkins, ib.; examina-
tion of the structure, ib.; Mr. Ashpitel's dis-
course, 262; visit to All Saints, Hawton, ib.; des-
cription of it, ib.: the sculptures, ib.; public
dinner, ib.; breakfast at the Town hall by the
mayor and corporation of Newark, 263; resolu
tions passed at the meeting, ib.; Mr. Saull's
paper on an ancient Roman road, near Winches-

ter, ib.; visit to Rufford abbey, 264; reception
by the earl of Scarborough, ib.
Newark, half-crown siege piece struck at, 64
- sepulchral urns found at, 192-193
NEWCASTLE'S, duke of, inaugural discourse at the
Newark congress, 163

Newport, Isle of Wight, account of coins, etc.,
found in a marsh contiguous to, 323-330
NEWTON, W., exhibits a bronze socket from a pil-
grim's staff, 360

exhibits a gnostic ring, 371
Northamptonshire, on recent discoveries in, 67
Nottingham, ancient customs and sports of, 229-240
Nottinghamshire, early burial places discovered in,

183-192

0.

O'CONNOR, M., exhibits various antiquities found
in Ireland, 143

OLIVIERA, B., exhibits specimens of carving, em
broidery, and chasing in silver, from Spain and
Portugal, 154

Oriental weapons, handles of, 156
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS, 44, 336
Ossea tibia exhibited, 161

P.

Painted glass in Morley church, 28

Aldermaston church, 362
Pân cases of India, observations on, 156-159
PETTIGREW, S. T., account of Grimes's graves,
Norfolk, 77
on a Norman font in Welling

church, 77
PETTIGREW, T. J., on ancient Chinese vases, 18-27
on the discovery of the body of
bishop Lyndewode in the under chapel of St.
Stephens, 62-63
account of the examination of the
body of bishop Lyndewode, 70-72
history of the barber-surgeons of
London, 95-130

on the analysis of bronze, 145
-exhibits a portion of wax obtained
from the bandages of bishop Lyndewode, 145
on a supposed reliquary of Bene-
dict Biscop, 161
exhibits encaustic tiles from
Thurgarton priory, 367

W. V., on the analysis of bronze, 145
exhibits a Pån case, 157-159
Peverel, of Nottingham, on the family of, 194-238
Pilgrim's staff, found at Hitchin, 300

token, found in Brick hill lane, 160
at Winchester, 363
Pillow case of the time of Charles II, 139
PLANCHE, J. R., on the manufacture of tapestry, 72
on the heaume, or tilting helmet,

131-137

1. Polycephalic amulets, 1

2. Early church windows, 6

3. Ancient Chinese zodiac, 22

vases, 22, et seq.

4, 10.
11, 12. Painted glass in Morley church, 28
13. Bronze Roman lamps found in London, 56
14. Body of bishop Lyndewode, 62

15. Ancient remains found in Northamptonshire,67
16. Sepulchral slab in Runwell church, 68

17. Etching from cast of the face of bishop Lynde-
wode, 70

18. Porch of Guildhall, 88
19. Crypt of ditto, 92

20. Details of ditto, ib.

21. Plan of the theatre in Barber's hall, 118

22, 23. Helmets of various periods, 131-134
24. Gold Saxon cross, 139

29. Saxon remains found at Cotgrave, 191
30. Roman remains found at Tower-hill, 241
31. Encaustic tiles from Thurgarton priory, 249
32, 33, 34. Architectural plans and details of the
collegiate church of Southwell, 270, et seq.
35. Sculpture, etc., at Lincoln and Southwell, 304
36. Ancient remains found in the Isle of Wight, 324
37. Celt, amulet, etc., found at Cuerdale, 332
38. Bascinet with camail, 354

39. Spoons, etc., found at "The Ranglet", 365
40. Jewel supposed to have belonged to Mary
queen of Scots, 372