Minutes of meeting, 5 April 1750
Reference code
SAL/02/006/025
Title
Minutes of meeting, 5 April 1750
Date
5/4/1750
Level of description
Item
Scope and content
Sir Clement Cotterel Dormer presents a drawing of a piece of Roman pavement in the Bishop's garden in Chichester.
Andrew Ducarel presents a letter on the removal of the cross at Gloucester as an impediment to traffic and proposes to commission a drawing of it.
Richard Widmore presents a proposal for printing a history of Westminster Abbey.
Richard Rawlinson exhibits medals with the profile of a woman's head, a medal of the King of Spain's physician and a brass dragon from Rome.
George Vertue exhibits drawings of the seals of those who signed Charles I death warrant.
Andrew Ducarel presents a letter on the removal of the cross at Gloucester as an impediment to traffic and proposes to commission a drawing of it.
Richard Widmore presents a proposal for printing a history of Westminster Abbey.
Richard Rawlinson exhibits medals with the profile of a woman's head, a medal of the King of Spain's physician and a brass dragon from Rome.
George Vertue exhibits drawings of the seals of those who signed Charles I death warrant.
Creator
Society of Antiquaries of London
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