Minutes of meeting, 15 March 1781
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SAL/02/017/031
Title
Minutes of meeting, 15 March 1781
Date
15/3/1781
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Item
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The following Fellow was recommended for election: Granado Pigott.
The following Fellow was elected: Captain George Young.
Salusbury Brereton communicates an inscription from the monument of John Conyers in Sokburn church, Yorkshire.
Daines Barrington presents an account of various instances of indelible footprints left as a consequence of duelling.
Mr Ord Craven communicates sketches of six altars found at King Stanley, Gloucestershire.
Mr Bridgen exhibits a small brass Roman key and a Roman altar found at the Ariconium Kenchester.
Dr Lort presents an account of the Kufic manuscripts at the Royal Library Copenhagen.
Book presented: Collections for the History of Worcestershire by Revd Dr Nash.
The following Fellow was elected: Captain George Young.
Salusbury Brereton communicates an inscription from the monument of John Conyers in Sokburn church, Yorkshire.
Daines Barrington presents an account of various instances of indelible footprints left as a consequence of duelling.
Mr Ord Craven communicates sketches of six altars found at King Stanley, Gloucestershire.
Mr Bridgen exhibits a small brass Roman key and a Roman altar found at the Ariconium Kenchester.
Dr Lort presents an account of the Kufic manuscripts at the Royal Library Copenhagen.
Book presented: Collections for the History of Worcestershire by Revd Dr Nash.
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