Minutes of meeting, 6 April 1725
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SAL/02/001/225
Title
Minutes of meeting, 6 April 1725
Date
6/4/1725
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Item
Scope and content
The following Fellow was proposed for election: Rev. Charles La Motte.
Robert Ainsworth on bones and urns from Goodman's Fields.
Alexander Gordon on an iron galea from Graham's Dike, Scotland.
John Creyk exhibits medal commemorating printing.
Peter Le Neve exhibits astrological MS by Geoffrey Le Neve; enamelled cross from Bishopsgate Church; pieces of ?Roman aqueduct pipes from Bishopsgate Church; Book of Synonima nigri, printed by Winandum [?Wynkyn] de Worde (1517).
Proof prints of gates at Westminster.
Lord Winchelsea exhibits drawing of Egyptian scarab; gold coin of Charles I (1643).
Captain Pownall exhibits coin of Carausius from Stanbow near Lincoln.
Robert Ainsworth on bones and urns from Goodman's Fields.
Alexander Gordon on an iron galea from Graham's Dike, Scotland.
John Creyk exhibits medal commemorating printing.
Peter Le Neve exhibits astrological MS by Geoffrey Le Neve; enamelled cross from Bishopsgate Church; pieces of ?Roman aqueduct pipes from Bishopsgate Church; Book of Synonima nigri, printed by Winandum [?Wynkyn] de Worde (1517).
Proof prints of gates at Westminster.
Lord Winchelsea exhibits drawing of Egyptian scarab; gold coin of Charles I (1643).
Captain Pownall exhibits coin of Carausius from Stanbow near Lincoln.
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