Minutes of meeting, 9 April 1778
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SAL/02/015/049
Title
Minutes of meeting, 9 April 1778
Date
9/4/1778
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Item
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The following Fellow was recommended for election: John Parish.
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Anthony Storer.
Gustav Brander exhibited and read extracts from the original account of the Household expenses of Princess Elizabeth for the year of 1553 during the reign of Edward VI. He further described the drawings of emblematical figures represented in the manuscript.
Sir James Burrow exhibited an engraved copy of an original Deed of Grant of Lands from Simon de Petroponte in Hurst, Sussex etc & a facsimile is included in the minutes. In the Deed, Homagio at Servitio fuo was ordered to be left out of the Grants of Lands by private persons and to be held only by the Superior Lord, temp Edward 1.
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Anthony Storer.
Gustav Brander exhibited and read extracts from the original account of the Household expenses of Princess Elizabeth for the year of 1553 during the reign of Edward VI. He further described the drawings of emblematical figures represented in the manuscript.
Sir James Burrow exhibited an engraved copy of an original Deed of Grant of Lands from Simon de Petroponte in Hurst, Sussex etc & a facsimile is included in the minutes. In the Deed, Homagio at Servitio fuo was ordered to be left out of the Grants of Lands by private persons and to be held only by the Superior Lord, temp Edward 1.
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