Minutes of meeting, 18 December 1755
Reference code
SAL/02/007/144
Title
Minutes of meeting, 18 December 1755
Date
18/12/1755
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Item
Scope and content
The following Fellows were elected: William Tothall, John Wickham
James Parsons exhibits a Roman patera sent by Mr Jacob of Feversham [Faversham] found at Reculver, Kent.
Lord Willoughby read a paper by Philip Webb entitled A short account ...concerning Dooms-day Book….
Thomas Fludyer exhibits a lamp of Terra Fictilis said to be found at Herculaneum, and silver Rhodian from one of the Greek colonies.
Peter Collinson exhibits a crucifix in cast metal, gilt with Russian? characters found in an old building in Birmingham.
Extract of a letter from Mr Frank of Pontefract on a copy of the Domesday Book for Yorkshire in Lord Rockingham's library [details of provenance].
James Parsons exhibits a Roman patera sent by Mr Jacob of Feversham [Faversham] found at Reculver, Kent.
Lord Willoughby read a paper by Philip Webb entitled A short account ...concerning Dooms-day Book….
Thomas Fludyer exhibits a lamp of Terra Fictilis said to be found at Herculaneum, and silver Rhodian from one of the Greek colonies.
Peter Collinson exhibits a crucifix in cast metal, gilt with Russian? characters found in an old building in Birmingham.
Extract of a letter from Mr Frank of Pontefract on a copy of the Domesday Book for Yorkshire in Lord Rockingham's library [details of provenance].
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