Minutes of meeting, 24 June 1784
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SAL/02/019/039
Title
Minutes of meeting, 24 June 1784
Date
24/6/1784
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Item
Scope and content
The following Fellows were proposed for election:
The following Fellows were elected: Charles De Laet, William Walcot, Francis Gibson, Henry Partridge
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Sir Joshua Reynolds
Hon D Barrington presents coloured prints of Caernarfon and Chepstow castles; gives an account of the levelling of the Mount in Tuthill Fields and from whence the name is derived.
Account by Col Charles Vallancey of Ogham, the alphabet of the pagan Irish, specimen of a monumental inscription in that character, and of the origin of the Age in which Finn and Osin lived.
Sir Henry Englefield, Bart. lays before the Society accurate drawings of Selby Minster, Yorkshire.
The Irish family name Gillpin, whence borrowed.
Cumal in the Breton Laws of Ireland, signified restitution.
The following Fellows were elected: Charles De Laet, William Walcot, Francis Gibson, Henry Partridge
The following Fellow was admitted to the Society: Sir Joshua Reynolds
Hon D Barrington presents coloured prints of Caernarfon and Chepstow castles; gives an account of the levelling of the Mount in Tuthill Fields and from whence the name is derived.
Account by Col Charles Vallancey of Ogham, the alphabet of the pagan Irish, specimen of a monumental inscription in that character, and of the origin of the Age in which Finn and Osin lived.
Sir Henry Englefield, Bart. lays before the Society accurate drawings of Selby Minster, Yorkshire.
The Irish family name Gillpin, whence borrowed.
Cumal in the Breton Laws of Ireland, signified restitution.
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Society of Antiquaries of London
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