Minutes of meeting, 25 February 1779
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SAL/02/016/024
Title
Minutes of meeting, 25 February 1779
Date
25/2/1779
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Item
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The following Fellows were elected: William Benson Earle, Hon Charles Englefield, Dr Henry Revell Reynolds
The following Fellows were admitted to the Society: Robert Austen, Earl of Stamford, Edmund Turnor
Lord Hardwicke commends the spirit of the Society in publishing the prints of the Royal Interview and the attempt of Francis I to invade England, and expresses his wishes that other Antiquary subjects be undertaken by them.
Rev Dean Milles exhibits an elegant little gold crown found in making a coach-way from the Parade at the Tower of London.
Rev. Dr. Gower exhibited drawings of a curious altar found in the Yacht fields in Chester, inscribed to Esculapius and Fortuna Ruduae.
The following Fellows were admitted to the Society: Robert Austen, Earl of Stamford, Edmund Turnor
Lord Hardwicke commends the spirit of the Society in publishing the prints of the Royal Interview and the attempt of Francis I to invade England, and expresses his wishes that other Antiquary subjects be undertaken by them.
Rev Dean Milles exhibits an elegant little gold crown found in making a coach-way from the Parade at the Tower of London.
Rev. Dr. Gower exhibited drawings of a curious altar found in the Yacht fields in Chester, inscribed to Esculapius and Fortuna Ruduae.
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