Minutes of meeting, 7 March 1776
Reference code
SAL/02/014/039
Title
Minutes of meeting, 7 March 1776
Date
7/3/1766
Level of description
Item
Scope and content
The following Fellows were elected: Sir William Chambers, John Peachey
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Lord Robert Trevor
James William shows the original instructions given by King William III to Paul Methuen on his being appointed Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of Portugal.
Account by Rev Dr Griffith of several curious coins discovered on pulling down some old houses near Love Lane, St. Mary Hill, London.
Several old coins found at Dymchurch, Romney Marsh.
Edward Bridger presents some ancient coins from India.
The import of Talook, an Indian term.
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Lord Robert Trevor
James William shows the original instructions given by King William III to Paul Methuen on his being appointed Envoy Extraordinary to the Court of Portugal.
Account by Rev Dr Griffith of several curious coins discovered on pulling down some old houses near Love Lane, St. Mary Hill, London.
Several old coins found at Dymchurch, Romney Marsh.
Edward Bridger presents some ancient coins from India.
The import of Talook, an Indian term.
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Society of Antiquaries of London
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