Minutes of meeting, 16 December 1779
Reference code
SAL/02/016/045
Title
Minutes of meeting, 16 December 1779
Date
16/12/1779
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Item
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The following Fellow was elected: Francis Douce
The following Fellow was proposed for election as an honorary member: John Henry Schlegel
I C Brooker communicates a singular Deed in Latin and English from Robert Amyas to John Bingley of Nether Lillington, temp. Henry VIII.
Account by Francis Wise of the remains of a Roman town near Swalcliffe, Oxfordshire.
An account of a Roman town between Grantham and Stamford, and some Roman coins found there.
An account of Tickencote Chapel.
Torksey shown to be the Tiovulfingacaester of Bede, and a Roman town where Paulinus baptized the Lindisians. Paulinus supposed to have built St. Paul’s at Lincoln on converting Blecca to the Christian faith.
Where Crococolana may be situated.
The following Fellow was proposed for election as an honorary member: John Henry Schlegel
I C Brooker communicates a singular Deed in Latin and English from Robert Amyas to John Bingley of Nether Lillington, temp. Henry VIII.
Account by Francis Wise of the remains of a Roman town near Swalcliffe, Oxfordshire.
An account of a Roman town between Grantham and Stamford, and some Roman coins found there.
An account of Tickencote Chapel.
Torksey shown to be the Tiovulfingacaester of Bede, and a Roman town where Paulinus baptized the Lindisians. Paulinus supposed to have built St. Paul’s at Lincoln on converting Blecca to the Christian faith.
Where Crococolana may be situated.
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Society of Antiquaries of London
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