Minutes of meeting, 15 February 1776
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SAL/02/014/036
Title
Minutes of meeting, 15 February 1776
Date
15/2/1766
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Item
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The following Fellows were proposed for election: Gen. John Carnac, William Chamberlain, Hon. Charles Greville, Lieut. Col. William Roy, Benjamin Way
The following Fellows were proposed and elected: Constantine John, Lord Mulgrave; Kenneth Mackenzie, Earl of Seaforth
The following Fellows were admitted to the Society: William Mitford, Rev. Jerome de Salis
Impressions of the most capital plates of antiquities by the late George Vertue laid before the Society.
Sir Joseph Ayloffe apologises for being unprepared to speak at the time to his intended motion concerning the Cowdry paintings and moves to adjourn it for a week.
Visitors not to be admitted on the debate on the Cowdry Paintings.
The following Fellows were proposed and elected: Constantine John, Lord Mulgrave; Kenneth Mackenzie, Earl of Seaforth
The following Fellows were admitted to the Society: William Mitford, Rev. Jerome de Salis
Impressions of the most capital plates of antiquities by the late George Vertue laid before the Society.
Sir Joseph Ayloffe apologises for being unprepared to speak at the time to his intended motion concerning the Cowdry paintings and moves to adjourn it for a week.
Visitors not to be admitted on the debate on the Cowdry Paintings.
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