Minutes of meeting, 2 February 1758
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SAL/02/008/034
Title
Minutes of meeting, 2 February 1758
Date
2/2/1758
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Item
Scope and content
The following Fellow was elected: Robert Lane
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Paolo Celesia
Philip Webb exhibits letter from Dr Morton with further account of various counties covered by the Domesday Book and their provenance [continues with letter from Dr Lyttelton], and transcript of Testa de Nevil or Liber Feodorum Militum in the custody of the King's Remembrancer.
Thomas Hollis exhibits bronze statue of a female faun purchased 1753 in Italy.
Mr Hooker delivered a paper ‘Exemplifications of Domes-day Book inrolled in the Tower of London’.
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Paolo Celesia
Philip Webb exhibits letter from Dr Morton with further account of various counties covered by the Domesday Book and their provenance [continues with letter from Dr Lyttelton], and transcript of Testa de Nevil or Liber Feodorum Militum in the custody of the King's Remembrancer.
Thomas Hollis exhibits bronze statue of a female faun purchased 1753 in Italy.
Mr Hooker delivered a paper ‘Exemplifications of Domes-day Book inrolled in the Tower of London’.
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