Archaeologia 31

Title:

Archaeologia 31

Series:

Archaeologia

Volume:

Publication Type:

Journal

Year of Publication:

1846

Note:

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

Source:

BIAB (The Index of Archaeological Papers)

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Created Date:

08 Dec 2008

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Observations on the institution of the most noble order of the garter, illustrated by the account of the great wardrobe of King Edward the Third, from the 29th September, 1344, to the 1st of August, 1345,; and again from the 21st December, 1345, to the 31s...	Nicholas Harris Nicolas	1 - 163
Remarks on some of the stall-plates of the Knights of the Garter.	Thos William King	164 - 181
Notes upon a preceptory of the templars at Garway, in the county of Hereford, with plans, copies of inscriptions, and illustrations of a building of the hospitallers at that place.	John Webb	182 - 197
On the municipal archives of the city of Canterbury.	Thomas Wright	198 - 211
Observations upon the succession to the Barony of William of Argnes, in the county of Kent, during the period between the conquest of England, and the reign of King John.	Thomas Stapleton	216 - 237
Observations upon the monumental effigy of Dr. Mauley, in the minster at York.	Samuel Rush Meyrick	233 - 248
Account of the discovery of the episcopal rings of John Stanbery and Richard Mayo, bishops of Hereford, during the progress of recent works of restoration at Hereford Cathedral.	John Merewether	249 - 253
Observations on a vase found at Sandy, in Bedfordshire.	Samuel Birch	254 - 256
Observations on the figures of Anacreon and his dog, as represented upon some Greek fictile vases in the British Museum.	Samuel Birch	257 - 264
Notes on a vase with Pelops Plexippus, in the British Museum.	Samuel Birch	265 - 266
Observations on incised sepulchral slabs, with descriptions of two remarkable examples, representing knights in the cross-legged attitude, which exist at Avenbury, in Herefordshire, and Bitton, Gloucestershire	Albert Way	267 - 274
Account of a bilingual inscription taken from a vase at St. Mark, at Venice.	Thomas J Pettigrew	275 - 278
On some Roman vestigia recently found at Kirkby Thorne, in Westmoreland.	William H Smyth	279 - 288
Some observations on the White Horse of Berkshire.	William J Thomas	289 - 298
On some early remains discovered in Yorkshire.	J M N Colls	299 - 307
Notice of a leaden coffin, of early fabric, discovered at Bow.	Charles Roach Smith	308 - 311
On several vessels of glass and earthenware, and ornaments, discovered near Chilgrove, in Sussex.	Leveson Vernon Harcourt	312 - 317
On some Roman remains of ancient buildings on the west side of Bow churchyard.	Thomas Lott	318 - 322
Observations on a portion of the crypt of St. Stephen's chapel, Westminster.	T Grissell	323 - 325
Account of the ceremonial of the marriage of the Princess Margaret, sister of King Edward the Fourth, to Charles Duke of Burgundy in 1468.	Thomas Phillipps	326 - 338
Description of a Roman villa discovered at Acton Scott, near Church Stretton, in Shropshire, in 1817; with an account of further researches made in July, 1824.	Frances Stackhouse Acton	339 - 345
On a document preserved among the records of West Flanders, relating to the carved stalls of Melrose abbey church.	Joseph Octave Delepierre	346 - 349
Observations on the origin and history of the badge and mottoes of Edward Prince of Wales.	Nicholas Harris Nicolas	350 - 384
Transcripts of three papers in the British Museum.	Henry Ellis	385 - 397
Two rolls of arms of the reign of King Edward I with some prefatory remarks.	C S Perceval	389 - 446
Remains found in the river Thames at Kingston, Surrey.	William Roots	403
An account of some specimens of the works of Maso Finiguerra, the inventor of the art of taking impressions on paper from engraved plates of metal.	Hugh W Diamond	404 - 407
Description of an Egyptian mummy, and of the hieroglyphics upon its case, supposed to be of the period of the Psammetici, opened in 1843.	Hugh W Diamond	408 - 411
Upon the discovery of two rare tracts in the library of the British museum, hitherto unknown, from the press of William Caxton.	J W Jones	412 - 424
Letter of Sir Harry Stradling to his wife, written in the year 1456.	John M Traherne	425 - 429
A few remarks on the discovery of the remains of William de Warren, and his wife Gundrad, among ruins of the priory of Saint Pancras, at Southover, near Lewes, Sussex.	Gideon Algernon Mantell	430 - 437
Account of two leaden chests, containing the bones, and inscribed with the names, of William de Warren, and his wife Gundrad, founders of Lewes Priory, Sussex, discovered in October, 1845, within the priory precinct.	William H Blaauw	438 - 442
A description of four bronzes, found at Colchester, from the collection of Henry Vint, Esq.	Charles T Newton	443 - 447
On the subject of remains ascribed to the era of the Druids in Furness, north of Lancashire.	Charles M Jopling	448 - 453
Seal of the friars preachers of Truro.	Albert Way	459 - 460
Roman remains at Brecquercque, near Boulogne-sur-Mer.	Charles Roach Smith	460 - 461
Seal of King Charles II for the counties of Caermarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke; and counter seal of the hospital of St. Margaret, Canterbury.	John Doubleday	461 - 462
Copy of the examination of Thomas Heth, a concealed Jesuit, A.D. 1568.	Henry Ellis	462 - 467
Ancient fibula or brooch found at Abbeville.	John Y Akerman	467 - 469
Remains found at Newark Priory in Surrey.	William Bromet	469 - 470
Exhibition of antiquities and sketches from Italy.	Albin Martin	471 - 473
Relics, described as British, from Gainsborough and its neighbourhood, in Yorkshire.	John Lee	472
Rubbings of monumental brasses from the churches of Saltwood, near Hythe and Leigh, in Kent.	William Henry Rosser	473
Remarkable charter of the twelfth century from the muniments of the Lechmere family.	Evelyn Philip Shirley	475
Roman remains found near Chesterford.	Albert Way	475 - 476
Ancient sword discovered in the bed of the Thames at Westminster Bridge, in 1739.	Walter Hawkins	477
Miniature of Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland.	R Porrett	477
Ancient tomb formerly in the church at Hampstead Norris, in Berkshire.	John Y Akerman	478 - 479
Bradwell Priory in Berkshire.	J A Cahusac	479 - 481
Viatorium of the time of Queen Elizabeth.	Henry Ellis	481 - 483
Incised stone found at Helaugh Priory, Yorkshire.	William Bromet	484 - 485
Exhibition of ancient alabaster figures, termed Sigillaria.	Charles Stokes	485 - 486
Incised marble slab to the memory of Raymond, count of Beaufort.	William Bromet	486
Discovery of Roman urns and other ancient remains, at Dymchurch, in Romney Marsh.	S Isaacson	487
Account of remains discovered near Shefford in Bedfordshire; in Northamptonshire, and at Hexham Abbey.	Charles Roach Smith	488
Historical monument of Amenophis III in the Louvre at Paris.	Samuel Birch	489 - 491
Series of specimens of gun locks.	R Porrett	491 - 493
Judicial seal for the counties of Caermarthen, Glamorgan, and Pembroke.	John Doubleday	495
Sepulchral brasses at Herne, in Kent.	Alfred J Kempe	496
Battle axe heads, found near Clare, in Suffolk.	Samuel Ware	496
Incised monumental slab at Selby in Yorkshire, for Abbot John Barwic.	William Bromet	498
Original letters of the Protector Somerset.	Robert Cole	499
On the cock as depicted upon the ancient Gallic coins.	Ferdinand Keller	500 - 502
Explanation of an obscure passage in Shakspeare's Hamlet.	Ferdinand Keller	502 - 503
Capitulation of St. Jean D'Angely, surrendered by the English A.D. 1351.	William Bromet	504 - 510
Palimpsest sepulchral brass, from the church of Waterbury, near Oxford.	John Green Waller	511
Note on an ancient embroidered cope.	Edward Hailstone	511
On the decorative colouring of the middle ages, termed polychromy.	John Whichcord	512
account of the remains of Tetbury Priory, Gloucestershire.	John Barnett	513
Funeral pall in the possession of the Fishmongers' Company of London.	William Wansey	515
Enamelled work of Limoges.	Edward Hailstone	516
Inscription upon a tomb in the churchyard of Llanavan Vaur, county of Brecknock.	Wm J Rees	516
On an intrenched camp at Wimbledon, in Surrey, and on the termination don or dune in that name.	Alfred J Kempe	518 - 521
On a warrant signed by Edward V as king.	Frederick W Madden	545