Minutes of meeting, 22 November 1781
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SAL/02/018/002
Title
Minutes of meeting, 22 November 1781
Date
22/11/1781
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Item
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The following Fellow is recommended for election: Dr Maxwell Garthshore.
Sir Josiah Banks exhibits a drawing of a Roman pavement in the churchyard at Woodchester, Gloucestershire.
Hon. Daines Barrington communicates a further account of the state of the Roman Sudatories at Cirencester and Stunsfield.
Henry Norris presents his observations on Dr Bernard’s account of the amphora.
Robert Cotton exhibits a curious old silver seal.
Mr Topham requests that a print of the Embarkation of Henry VIII be presented to the Corporation of Dover.
John Carter presents an etched print of some antiquities in Westminster Hall.
A drawing of an inscription on the doorframe of the church at Simmington, Wiltshire is exhibited.
Sir Josiah Banks exhibits a drawing of a Roman pavement in the churchyard at Woodchester, Gloucestershire.
Hon. Daines Barrington communicates a further account of the state of the Roman Sudatories at Cirencester and Stunsfield.
Henry Norris presents his observations on Dr Bernard’s account of the amphora.
Robert Cotton exhibits a curious old silver seal.
Mr Topham requests that a print of the Embarkation of Henry VIII be presented to the Corporation of Dover.
John Carter presents an etched print of some antiquities in Westminster Hall.
A drawing of an inscription on the doorframe of the church at Simmington, Wiltshire is exhibited.
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