Minutes of meeting, 15 January 1784
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SAL/02/019/019
Title
Minutes of meeting, 15 January 1784
Date
15/1/1784
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The following Fellows were elected: Charles Marsh, Col Charles Vallancey
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Comte de Bruhl [John Maurice, Count of Brühl]
The following Fellow was proposed for election: William George Sibly
Col. Charles Vallancey presents the 13th no. of his Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis
Book received: Musical & Poetical Relics of Welsh Bards etc. by Mr. Edward Ines.
An engraved print by Roger Rudling of the Roman pavement found at the Black Fryers in Leicester was presented.
Governor Pownall communicates an account of a dissertation by the Rev. Mr. Leowick in Ireland on the religion of the Druids.
Account by Francis Robson of the Manners and Customs of the Brahmins and Malabars of the Coromandel coast.
Sir Henry Englefield, Bart. lays before the Society new and coloured drawings of Stunsfield [Stonesfield] Roman pavement.
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Comte de Bruhl [John Maurice, Count of Brühl]
The following Fellow was proposed for election: William George Sibly
Col. Charles Vallancey presents the 13th no. of his Collectanea de Rebus Hibernicis
Book received: Musical & Poetical Relics of Welsh Bards etc. by Mr. Edward Ines.
An engraved print by Roger Rudling of the Roman pavement found at the Black Fryers in Leicester was presented.
Governor Pownall communicates an account of a dissertation by the Rev. Mr. Leowick in Ireland on the religion of the Druids.
Account by Francis Robson of the Manners and Customs of the Brahmins and Malabars of the Coromandel coast.
Sir Henry Englefield, Bart. lays before the Society new and coloured drawings of Stunsfield [Stonesfield] Roman pavement.
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