Minutes of meeting, 12 January 1843
Reference code
SAL/02/038/080
Title
Minutes of meeting, 12 January 1843
Date
12/1/1843
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Item
Scope and content
The following Fellows were elected: John Johnson, William James Smith, James Wilson
The following Fellows were proposed for election: George Stevenson Ellis, John Nicholl (second application), James Tulloch, Rev. Samuel Blois Turner
Two silver armillae discovered with other objects in an urn in Buckinghamshire.
Large bronze fibula or brooch discovered at Stone, Buckinghamshire.
Impression of Seal supposed to be that of Hugh de Kilpec exhibited.
Comments on the origin of the Plume or Prince of Wales’ Feathers.
Large urn, pottery and charcoal from barrow on Wiltshire Downs.
The following Fellows were proposed for election: George Stevenson Ellis, John Nicholl (second application), James Tulloch, Rev. Samuel Blois Turner
Two silver armillae discovered with other objects in an urn in Buckinghamshire.
Large bronze fibula or brooch discovered at Stone, Buckinghamshire.
Impression of Seal supposed to be that of Hugh de Kilpec exhibited.
Comments on the origin of the Plume or Prince of Wales’ Feathers.
Large urn, pottery and charcoal from barrow on Wiltshire Downs.
Creator
Society of Antiquaries of London
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