Minutes of meeting, 10 January 1771
Reference code
SAL/02/012/008
Title
Minutes of meeting, 10 January 1771
Date
10/1/1771
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Item
Scope and content
The following Fellows were elected: Charles Combe, Rev. John King, Joseph Smith, Richard John Tetlow, Rev. Thomas Warton, Rev. John Whitaker
The following Fellows were proposed for election: Thomas Butler, D. Peter Layard DD, John Walsh
Report of auditors for the year 1770.
Composition for annual payments increased to 15 guineas and annual Payments of the members increased to one guinea and a half.
Book: Osbeck’s Voyage to China & the East Indies.
Mr. King’s observations on a supposed figure of Minerva found in Lower Slaughter [see SAL/02/012/007].
A large quantity of grain found in removing the old foundations of Mold church in Flintshire.
Drawings of two spearheads and a brass pin found in some barrows at Ambresbury.
The following Fellows were proposed for election: Thomas Butler, D. Peter Layard DD, John Walsh
Report of auditors for the year 1770.
Composition for annual payments increased to 15 guineas and annual Payments of the members increased to one guinea and a half.
Book: Osbeck’s Voyage to China & the East Indies.
Mr. King’s observations on a supposed figure of Minerva found in Lower Slaughter [see SAL/02/012/007].
A large quantity of grain found in removing the old foundations of Mold church in Flintshire.
Drawings of two spearheads and a brass pin found in some barrows at Ambresbury.
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Society of Antiquaries of London
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