Norfolk Archaeology 01

Title:

Series:

Norfolk Archaeology

Volume:

1 (1)

Publication Type:

Journal

Publisher:

Norfolk & Norwich Archaeological Society

Year of Publication:

1847

Source:

ADS Library (ADS Library)

Relations:

URI:	https://archive.org/stream/norfolkarchaeol04socigoog

Created Date:

12 May 2020

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Extracts from original MSS. belonging to the Norwich corporation, and other documents.	Dawson Turner	1 - 64
First commission for Norfolk justices of the peace; letter from the privy council to the sheriff of Norfolk ordering the imprisonment of certain persons who had refused to attend divine service; and poll for member to be returned to parliament f...	Hudson Gurney	65 - 72
Returns of church goods in nine churches within the county of Norfolk, 6 Edward VI.	Dawson Turner	73 - 90
Notices of the Saxon or early Norman church of Great Dunham.	G A Carthew	91 - 99
Facsimile of a letter from Sir Horatio Nelson to the mayor of Norwich.	G W Manby	100 - 103
Queen's messengers' bills, 1558 and 1562.	James Bulwer	103 - 108
Order for fortifying Norwich Castle, 1643	James Bulwer	108 - 110
Extracts from early Norfolk wills.	H Harrod	111 - 128
Letter of Privy Seal, dated 14 January, 1611, whereby King James I requires of Robert Ward, of Walcote, Esq, the loan of twenty pounds.	Richard Ward	128 - 132
Mural painting in Catfield Church.	Dawson Turner	133 - 139
Chronological memoranda touching the city of Norwich.	Goddard Johnson	140 - 166
Extracts from a town book of the parish of Stockton in Norfolk, containing the churchwardens' (and incidentally other) accounts, from 1625 to 1712 inclusive.	G A Carthew	167 - 192
Some account of an English gold coin, found at Bacton, near Cromer.	Seth William Stevenson	193 - 208
The confessions of Richard Bishop and Robert Seyman before the Privy Council touching certain prophecies connected with popular commotions in Norfolk, and that of Sir Edward Neville touching necromancy and treasure trove.	Francis Palgrave	209 - 223
Translation of the deed of appropriation of the church of St. Peter of Mundham to the hospital of St. Giles in Norwich, by Anthony (de Bec), under his episcopal seal, dated at Hoxne, 30 June, 1340.	Thomas Brightwell	224 - 230
Notice of a gold torque found in the parish of Foulsham, and of an armilla dug up at Downham.	James Bulwer	231 - 238
Proceedings relating to the concealment of the sanctus bell at Brampton.	H Harrod	239 - 242
On a crucifix and alabaster tablet presented by the Rev. Thomas Beauchamp.	Dawson Turner	243 - 251
Seal of the Benedictine nunnery at Carrow.	Robert Fitch	252 - 254
Further extracts from early Norfolk Wills	H Harrod	255 - 272
Particulars of the coronation dinner of King Henry the Sixth in Westminster Hall, from a vellum roll in the possession of Sir Thomas Hare, Bart.	George H Dashwood	273 - 282
Figure and description of the font at Toftrees.	W J Stracey	283 - 285
Account of the entry of the solemn league and covenant still existing in the register book of the parish of St. Lawrence, South Walsham, together with remarkable entries in the time of the commonwealth in other parishes.	James Bulwer	286 - 293
Extracts from the books of the corporation of Norwich relative to the injuries done to the city by Sir Thomas Tudenham and others; the offence given to Alice, countess of Suffolk; and the real history of Gladman's insurrection.	Goddard Johnson	294 - 299
Letter from Dawson Turner upon the subject of the Crusifix and Tablet found at Buckenham	H Harrod	300 - 304
A descriptive catalogue of the seals of the bishops of Norwich, from A.D. 850 to the Reformation.	T G Bayfield	305 - 323
Description of the engraving from the Randworth screen chiefly as it illustrates the ecclesiastical vestments of our church during the middle ages.	Richard Hart	324 - 333
Remarks on a subsidy roll in the possession of the corporation of Lynn Regis.	George H Dashwood	334 - 354
Plates of two sepulchral brasses.	C Boutell	355 - 356
Extracts from the register book of Great Dunham, Norfolk, and some incidental remarks touching the parish.	James Bulwer	357 - 361
Appendix - Extracts from the Proceedings of the Committee, with reference to Antiquities found in, or relating to, the County of Norfolk.		363 - 375