Minutes of meeting, 14 January 1773
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SAL/02/012/067
Title
Minutes of meeting, 14 January 1773
Date
14/1/1773
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Item
Scope and content
A victory of Alfred over the Danes, AD 879, commemorated by the monument of a White Horse cut on Bratten Hill, Wiltshire.
Genealogical Table from Adam to the birth of our Saviour, “alphabetically digested”.
Drawing of Bennett College horn presented.
A deed (temp Jac. 1) discharging the parish of St. Mary Hill, London, of certain penalties, for building upon ancient foundations, upon payment of a composition, with remarks by [? Edward] King thereon.
Archer, the family whence assumed.
A Register of the Parish of Mary Hill, London, from 1653-1658, produced, certifying the usual publication of Banns to be in the public market and the marriages celebrated before the Civil Magistrate.
When the title of Majesty supposed to be first introduced.
A small female bronze found near Abbotsbury.
Size and firm of ancient instrument if gold found near Canterbury, draft presented to Society.
The King’s Proclamation (temp Jac. 1) upon an equal footing with the Acts of Parliament.
The following Fellows were recommended for election: Isaac Levy, Rev Nash
The following Fellows were elected: John Pownall
The following Fellows were admitted to the Society: Thomas Chowne
Genealogical Table from Adam to the birth of our Saviour, “alphabetically digested”.
Drawing of Bennett College horn presented.
A deed (temp Jac. 1) discharging the parish of St. Mary Hill, London, of certain penalties, for building upon ancient foundations, upon payment of a composition, with remarks by [? Edward] King thereon.
Archer, the family whence assumed.
A Register of the Parish of Mary Hill, London, from 1653-1658, produced, certifying the usual publication of Banns to be in the public market and the marriages celebrated before the Civil Magistrate.
When the title of Majesty supposed to be first introduced.
A small female bronze found near Abbotsbury.
Size and firm of ancient instrument if gold found near Canterbury, draft presented to Society.
The King’s Proclamation (temp Jac. 1) upon an equal footing with the Acts of Parliament.
The following Fellows were recommended for election: Isaac Levy, Rev Nash
The following Fellows were elected: John Pownall
The following Fellows were admitted to the Society: Thomas Chowne
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Society of Antiquaries of London
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