Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland 2
Series The series the publication or report is included in Series:	Archaeologia Scotica or Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Volume Volume number and part Volume:	2
Publication Type The type of publication - report, monograph, journal article or chapter from a book Publication Type:	Journal
Publisher The publisher of the publication or report Publisher:	Society of Antiquaries of Scotland
Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1822
Note Extra information on the publication or report. Note:	Date Of Issue From: 1695 Date Of Issue To: 01
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Created Date The date the record of the pubication was first entered Created Date:	08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Dissertation on the Cry of the Maskers at Christmas, or Yule.	John Anderson	1 - 13
An Account of some Remains of Antiquity in Forfarshire.	J Jamieson	14 - 30
Memoir concerning the Roman Progress in Scotland to the North of the Grampian Hills.	Grant	31 - 42
Topographical Account of the Parish and Church of Linlithgow.	Alexander Seton	43 - 52
An Account of some Subterraneous Habitations in Aberdeenshire.	John Stuart	53 - 58
Proofs of the former existence of a People in North America, distinct from the Indians and Europeans.	S L Mitchell	59 - 64
Extracts from a History of the Parishes of Monivaird and Strowan.	Porteous	65 - 75
On Ancient Sepulture, with an Account of an Urn presented to the Society.	J Jamieson	76 - 102
Letter from Archbishop Sharp to the Earl of Middleton, Lord High Commissioner.	Archbishop Sharp	103 - 107
Letter to John Swinton, Esq., from Major Barry of Lednock, concerning Bessie Bell and Mary Gray.	Barry	108 - 110
Some account of a Royal Hunting Match in the Forst of Atholl in 1563.	Geddes	111 - 115
Letters concerning the Discovery of the Silver Box, containing the Heart of Edward Lord Bruce of Kinloss.	Patrick Begbie	116 - 128
Memoirs of the Life of Cardinal George Innes.	John Geddes	129 - 133
Observations on the History and Language of the Pehts.	Alexander Stuart Murray	134 - 153
On the New Order of Gooding and Manuring of all sorts of Field Land with common Salts, &c.	Archibald Napier	154 - 158
Description of certain Roman Ruins discovered at Inveresk.	Adam Cardonnel, de	159 - 167
On the Purple Dye of the Ancient Tyrians.	Patrick Begbie	168 - 180
Account of the Expences of the Earl Marischal, in his Lodgings at Edinburgh, in 1642.	Alexander Keith	181 - 191
An Account of Sheuchy Dyke, in the East of Fife.	William Brown	192 - 198
Remarks on the Ancient Weapon denominated the Celt.	John Dow	199 - 207
Notices concerning Archbishop Sharp, with the Acts of his first Diocesan Synod at St Andrews, containing a Directory for Discipline and Worship.	Archbishop Sharp	208 - 212
Observations on the Accounts given of the Life and Acts of St Patrick.	John Dillon	213 - 252
Remarks on the Rev. Dr Murray's Observations on the History and Language of the Pehts.	J Jamieson	253 - 285
Extract of a Letter from Mr Thomas Randolphe to the Earl of Bedforde, dated Edenburgh, 7th April 1565, in regard to the discovery of Roman Ruins at Inveresk.		287
Extract of a Letter from Mr Thomas Randolphe to Sir William Cecill, dated Edenburgh, 18th April 1565, on the same subject.		288
Observations upon the various accounts of the Progress of the Roman Arms in Scotland, and of the Scene of the Great Battle between Agricola and Galgacus.	John Stuart	289 - 313
An Account of some Sculptured Pillars in the Northern Part of Scotland.	John Stuart	314 - 323
An Account of the Hill Fort of the Barmekyne, in Aberdeenshire.	John Skene	324 - 327
Catalogue of Books belonging to the Cathedral Church of Glasgow, taken in the year 1432.	Dillon	328 - 340
Notes and Observations on the preceding Catalogue of Books.		341 - 349
Observations on the Norwegian Expedition against Scotland in the year 1263, and on some previous events which gave occasion to that War.	John Dillon	350 - 396
Notes on the preceding Observations.		397 - 406
Illustration of the Customs of a Manor in the North of England during the Fifteenth Century, with occasional Remarks on their resemblance to the Incidents of Ancient Scotish Tenures.	Samuel Hibbert	407 - 434
Extracts from the Report made by Henry Jardine, Esq., his Majesty's Remembrancer in Exchequer, relative to the Tomb of King Robert Bruce, and the Church of Dunfermline, communicated to the Society on the 10th December 1821.	Henry Jardine	435 - 455
Account of Queen Bleary's Tomb in the Abbey Church of Paisley.	Boorg	456 - 461
Account of the Discovery of an Ancient Tomb at Fetteresso, in Kincardineshire, in January 1822, communicated by Professor Stuart of Aberdeen.	John Stuart	462 - 465
List of Books and Manuscripts which belonged to the Franciscan Convent in Aberdeen at the time of the Reformation.		466 - 468
Remarks on the Well-House Tower, situated at the foot of the Castle Rock of Edinburgh.	James Skene	469 - 479
Of the Reign of Duncan Second, King of Scots.	John Stuart	480 - 489
Account of a Stone with a Runic Inscription, presented to the Society by the late Sir Alexander Setoun of Preston, and of some other Inscriptions of the same kind in the Isle of Man.		490 - 501
Notes of Reference to the Series of Delineations of the Runic and other Ancient Crosses found in the Isle of Man, communicated by Mr Oswald.	M Oswald	502 - 508
Notice of some Ruins in the Island of Milo, in Greece.	Donaldson Boswall	509 - 512
Appendix
Appendix (Catalogue of the Scottish coins)
Appendix (List of Deficiencies in the Series of Scotch coins)
Appendix (Report concerning the collection of coins and medals belonging to the Antiquarian Society)
Preliminaries