Minutes of meeting, 20 March 1783
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SAL/02/018/044
Title
Minutes of meeting, 20 March 1783
Date
20/3/1783
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Item
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The following Fellow is recommended for election: Revd John Gooch.
The following Fellow is admitted: Elisha Biscoe.
Thomas Barritt presents his dissertation on archery.
James Douglas presents several drawings of antiquities collected by him.
Thomas Strong presents a copy of the Royal Patents to the Artillery Company.
Books presented: William Seward presents A Description of the King’s Royal Palace; An Explication of the Dial set up in the King’s Garden; Trapad Crucem, or Papist’s Watch-word, containing information concerning the several fires in and about London AD 1670.
The following Fellow is admitted: Elisha Biscoe.
Thomas Barritt presents his dissertation on archery.
James Douglas presents several drawings of antiquities collected by him.
Thomas Strong presents a copy of the Royal Patents to the Artillery Company.
Books presented: William Seward presents A Description of the King’s Royal Palace; An Explication of the Dial set up in the King’s Garden; Trapad Crucem, or Papist’s Watch-word, containing information concerning the several fires in and about London AD 1670.
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