Minutes of meeting, 1 February 1776
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SAL/02/014/034
Title
Minutes of meeting, 1 February 1776
Date
1/2/1766
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Item
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The following Fellow was elected: Jean-Baptiste Gaspar Ansse
The following Fellows were proposed for election: Sir William Chambers, John Pacey
The following Fellows were admitted to the Society: Robert Hallifax, John Hussey, Cosmos Nevill
Salusbury Brereton exhibited a gold coin, a noble of Edward III.
Sir John Fenwick, Proprietor of Fenwick Castle, Northumberland, gives some account of the family, and of a large quantity of gold coins found in pulling down the castle, including several curious coins of Edward III.
Memoirs of the Life of Sir John Hawkwood, drawn up by Mr. Gough and read.
Sir Joseph Ayloffe gives notice of an intended motion concerning the Cowdry paintings.
The following Fellows were proposed for election: Sir William Chambers, John Pacey
The following Fellows were admitted to the Society: Robert Hallifax, John Hussey, Cosmos Nevill
Salusbury Brereton exhibited a gold coin, a noble of Edward III.
Sir John Fenwick, Proprietor of Fenwick Castle, Northumberland, gives some account of the family, and of a large quantity of gold coins found in pulling down the castle, including several curious coins of Edward III.
Memoirs of the Life of Sir John Hawkwood, drawn up by Mr. Gough and read.
Sir Joseph Ayloffe gives notice of an intended motion concerning the Cowdry paintings.
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