Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society 1

Title The title of the publication or report Title:	Proceedings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society 1
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Volume Volume number and part Volume:	1
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Year of Publication The year the book, article or report was published Year of Publication:	1859
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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Antiquarian Communications: Being Papers Presented at the Meetings of the Cambridge Antiquarian Society. Vol. I.		0 - 379
I. An Abstract of an Account of the Anglo-Saxon Legend of St. Veronica.	Charles W Goodwin	3 - 4
II. Notes on some Medieval Seals in the Collection of the Society.	Albert Way	5 - 6
III. Results of an examination of the "Nonae Rolls," as they relate to Cambridgeshire.	Edmund Venables	7 - 14
IV. A Catalogue of Tradesmen's Tokens known to have been issued in the County of Cambridge during the latter part of the 17th Century.	Cardale C Babington	15 - 28
V. Some Account of a very scarce "Lyfe of St Radegunde."	C Hardwick	29 - 32
VI. On Church and Parochial Libraries.	J J Smith	33 - 36
VII. On a Graeco-Egyptian Papyrus preserved in the British Museum.	Charles W Goodwin	37 - 42
VIII. On some Roman Pottery found near Foxton, Cambridgeshire, and presented to the Society by John Bendyshe, Esq.	Cardale C Babington	43 - 46
IX. A Letter of the time of James I. addressed by St John's College to the Countess of Shrewsbury.	John Rigg	47 - 48
X. Suggestions towards the production of an "Athenae Cantabrigienses."	James O Halliwell-Phillipps	49 - 50
XI. On some Antiquities found in Corpus Christi College in the year 1852.	Cardale C Babington	51 - 54
XII. Notes on some Roman Buildings at Cirencester, the Roman Corinium.	C H Newmarch	55 - 58
XIII. On the Orientation of King's College Chapel.	John Rigg	59 - 62
XIV. On the Origin of the name of Petty Cury, as applied to a street in Cambridge.	C Dudley Cooper	63 - 64
XV. Abstract of some Suggestions towards an "Athenae Cantabrigienses."	J J Smith	65 - 66
XVI. MS. Notes inserted in a copy of King Edward VI. First Prayer-Book, in the Church Library at Beccles.	F C Calvert	67 - 70
XVII. The Vow of Widowhood of Margaret Countess of Richmond and Derby (Foundress of Christ's and St John's Colleges): with Notices of similar vows in the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries.	C Dudley Cooper	71 - 80
XVIII. A Letter from Oliver Cromwell to his sister Elizabeth Cromwell, with brief notes thereon.	C Dudley Cooper	81 - 84
XIX. "Articuli Universitatis Cantabrigiae:" a form of petition addressed to King Henry V., about the year 1415, in vindication of some ancient usages. Edited, with a few notes, by the Rev. C. Hardwick, M. A.	C Hardwick	85 - 94
XX. On the Foss, or Devil's Ditch, near Brandon, and that near Swaffham, in the county of Norfolk.	Cardale C Babington	95 - 96
XXI. Notice of two Catalogues of a Monastic Library.	G E Corrie	97 - 98
XXII. Letters of Roger Ascham, communicated by the Rev. J. E. B. Mayor, M. A.	John E B Mayor	99 - 124
XXIII. Mortuary Roll, sent forth by the Prior and Convent of Ely, on the death of John de Hothom, Bishop of Ely, deceased, January, A. D. 1336-7.	Albert Way	125 - 140
XXIV. An Account of the Excavation of Tumuli, made by the Rev. J. J. Smith, near Bincombe, in Dorsetshire, in 1842, derived from his original notes in the possession of the Society.	Cardale C Babington	141 - 146
XXV. An Ancient Calendar preserved in the Library of Jesus College.	G E Corrie	147 - 168
XXVI. Notices of the Gift or Render of a Sore Hawk, with especial reference to a Fine levied in the Town Court of Cambridge, (21 Edw. III.)	C Dudley Cooper	169 - 176
XXVII. Lament of Eleanor Cobham, Duchess of Gloucester when convicted of Sorcery.	C Hardwick	177 - 190
XXVIII. On Two Fragments of the Acts of the Martyrs Chamoul and Justus, in the Sahidic dialect, on a Papyrus in the British Museum.	Charles W Goodwin	191 - 194
XXIX. A Letter relating to the life of Cudworth, addressed to the University of Cambridge, by J. T. Mosheim; together with the Answer of the University. Extracted from Baker's Manuscripts, and communicated by the Rev. J. E. B. Mayor, M. A.	John E B Mayor	195 - 200
XXX. Notes on Chantries and Free Chapels; with an account of those in the County of Cambridge; together with the foundation charter of Ansty's Chantry at Stow-cum-Quy.	E Ventris	201 - 240
XXXI. Inventory of the Plate sent to King Charles I. by Queens' College, Cambridge, and receipt for moneys advanced for his service by the President and Fellows, 1642. With Notes.	C Dudley Cooper	241 - 252
XXXII. Materials for a Life of Dr Richard Sibbes.	John E B Mayor	253 - 264
XXXIII. On the Parish Accounts of Boxford in Suffolk, from A. D. 1529 to 1596.	G E Corrie	265 - 272
XXXIV. On the earlier High Stewards of the University of Cambridge.	C Dudley Cooper	273 - 280
XXXV. Notices of the King's Seals for passes given to Labourers and Servants, in accordance with the Statute passed at the Parliament of Cambridge, Sept. 12 Ric. II A. D. 1388.	Albert Way	281 - 286
XXXVI. Notices of W. Millington, First Provost of King's College.	G Williams	287 - 328
XXXVII. Robert Woodlark, Founder and First Master of St Catharine's Hall.	C Hardwick	329 - 338
XXXVIII. On the West Mere at Wretham, near Thetford, in Norfolk.	Cardale C Babington	339 - 342
XXXIX. Letter from Rob. Booth of St John's College to Dr Claiton, Master, concerning the Second Court.	John E B Mayor	343 - 346
XL. The Actors in Dr Legge's Tragedy of Ricardus Tertius, performed at St John's College at the Bachelors' Commencement, 1579-80.	C Dudley Cooper	347 - 358
XLI. Manumissions of Serfs extracted from the records if King's College.	G Williams	359 - 360
XLII. On a Bronze Falx found in the fens.	Cardale C Babington	361 - 364
XLIII. Sir Robert Rede.	T Brocklebank	365 - 374
Index		375 - 379