Minutes of meeting, 10 March 1774
Reference code
SAL/02/013/029
Title
Minutes of meeting, 10 March 1774
Date
10/3/1774
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Item
Scope and content
The following Fellow was elected: Rev. George Ashby
Book presented: The Lives of Elias Ashmole and William Lilly.
Paper for the 3rd volume of Archaeologia.
Print of specimen of the Saxon series of coins during the Heptarchy.
Icones Lignorum etc. exhibited in coloured engravings [specimens of several sorts of foreign woods].
A copy of Enoch the Prophet 's prophecies in the Ethiopic language presented to the King of France.
Inscription on a singular monumental stone in Wensley, N. Riding of Yorkshire.
A ball of baked clay, which seems to have acted as a weight to a fishing net, found in the park at Hagley, presented.
Print of the Procession to St. Paul’s on account of the Peace of Utrecht delivered to the members.
Account by I Strange of some Roman and other antiquities in Brecknockshire.
Book presented: The Lives of Elias Ashmole and William Lilly.
Paper for the 3rd volume of Archaeologia.
Print of specimen of the Saxon series of coins during the Heptarchy.
Icones Lignorum etc. exhibited in coloured engravings [specimens of several sorts of foreign woods].
A copy of Enoch the Prophet 's prophecies in the Ethiopic language presented to the King of France.
Inscription on a singular monumental stone in Wensley, N. Riding of Yorkshire.
A ball of baked clay, which seems to have acted as a weight to a fishing net, found in the park at Hagley, presented.
Print of the Procession to St. Paul’s on account of the Peace of Utrecht delivered to the members.
Account by I Strange of some Roman and other antiquities in Brecknockshire.
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