Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London (Second Series)

Title:

Series:

Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London

Volume:

Publication Type:

Journal

Year of Publication:

1862

Identifiers:

BIAB abstract no:

2 ser

Note:

Date Of Issue From: 1695 Date Of Issue To: 01

Source:

BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

Relations:

URI:	http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayIssue?iid=7490968

Created Date:

08 Dec 2008

Please click on an Article link to go to the Article Details.

Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
On a MS. book of offices, 1610.	C S Perceval	17 - 26
An inventory of Chevening and Hurstmonceaux, 1616.	George Steinman	27 - 33
Account of a ring given by Charles I to Sir Philip Warwick.	Augustus Wollaston Franks	55 - 57
Fruit trenchers at Loseley Park.	C K Watson	63 - 89
On a monumental structure at Tonga-taboo, in the Friendly Islands.	Kenneth R H Mackenzie	75 - 77
Researches in an Anglo-Saxon burial place at Long Wittenham, at a spot supposed to be the Wigbaldincgtune of a charter of Alfred.	John Y Akerman	133 - 135
Pictures belonging to the Society of Antiquaries of London.	George Scharf	144 - 154
The church of San Clemente at Rome.	John Henry Parker	164 - 166
Account of the discovery of antiquities on Snape Common, Suffolk.	Septimus Davidson	177 - 182
Roman antiquities discovered at Theydon Mount in Essex.	W B Smijth	184 - 186
Eight ancient deeds belonging to the corporation of Coventry.	J J Howard	188 - 189
The church of Crosthwaite, near Keswick, in Cumberland.	Augustus Wollaston Franks	189 - 194
Roman pottery and other remains found during the summer of 1862 at Canterbury.	John Brent	200 - 203
Complaints made against the saltpetre-men in the execution of their office, temp. Charles I.	W H Hart	214 - 222
On the remains of a Buddhist monastery at Sultangunge.	E Harris	222 - 226
Discovery of the remains of a Buddhist monastery at Sultangunge, on the Ganges, together with a colossal copper image of Buddha.	W M Wylie	222 - 227
On the Buddhist discoveries at Sultangunge.	A Cunningham	226 - 227
Antiquities recently discovered in the island of Barra, Hebrides.	John Williams	229 - 231
An irregularly shaped cake of white metal recently found in the Thames.	Augustus Wollaston Franks	234 - 238
Wills of persons of the name of Holbein.	W H Hart	243 - 247
Bronze implements found in a field near Guilsfield, in Montgomeryshire.	S Wood	249 - 252
An ancient carriage preserved at Manton, near Marlborough.	Henry Harrod	270 - 272
Opening of a tumulus on his property at Rodmarton, Gloucestershire.	Samuel Lysons	275 - 279
Two singular implements of wood found at Hollingbourne, Kent.	Charles Wykeham Martin	283 - 285
Discovery of some skeletons at Pompeii.	A Goldsmid	286 - 288
Report on the excavations on the site of a Roman town at Wycombe, in the parish of Whittington, Gloucestershire.	W L Lawrence	302 - 307
Cromlechs and tumuli in north Wiltshire and the Wansdyke.	Henry Harrod	308 - 312
On the discovery of Roman remains at Andoversford.	Arthur Taylor	313 - 315
Wooden and iron implements found 300 feet below the surface in the Forest of Dean.	J Irving	323 - 325
Discovery of a Roman leaden coffin near Bishopstoke, Hants.	Francis Joseph Baigent	327 - 329
On the discovery of a kitchen-midden of the Mic-Mac Indians in Nova Scotia.	Robert G Haliburton	330 - 332
Carvings in ivory.	Augustus Wollaston Franks	364 - 367
Churchwardens' accounts of Kirton in Lindsey.	Edward Peacock	383 - 389
The frescoe discovered in the under church of San Clemente, Rome.	Augustus Wollaston Franks	407 - 409
On the republic of Andorre.	A Goldsmid	413 - 415
Four flint instruments found in a barrow near Stonehenge.	John Thurnham	427 - 431
Documents from the archives of the corporation of Coventry.	C S Perceval	444 - 448