Norfolk Archaeology 05

Title:

Series:

Norfolk Archaeology

Volume:

5 (1)

Publication Type:

Journal

Publisher:

Norfolk & Norwich Archaeological Society

Year of Publication:

1859

Source:

ADS Library (ADS Library)

Relations:

URI:	https://archive.org/details/norfolkarchaeol03socigoog

Created Date:

12 May 2020

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Article Title	Author / Editor	Page Start/End
Notice of three engraved plates for a pack of heraldic playing cards.	George H Dashwood	1 - 7
Norwich Pageants; the Grocer's Play.	Robert Fitch	8 - 31
Queen Elizabeth Woodville's visit to Norwich in 1469; from the chamberlain's accounts for the ninth and tenth years of King Edward IV.	Henry Harrod	32 - 37
A plan of Wendling Abbey.	James Bulwer	38 - 40
On the retirement of Bishop Eborard from the See of Norwich.	J H Druery	41 - 48
Examination of an ancient cemetery at Hempnall.	S W King	49 - 52
News-letters from Sir Edmund Moundeford, Bart., M.P., to Framlingham Gawdy, Esq., 1627-1633; in the possession of Daniel Gurney, Esq.,	C R Manning	53 - 73
The Norwich conspiracy of 1570.	W C Ewing	74 - 80
Notices of the church at Wells, in the hundred of North Greenhoe.	James Bulwer	81 - 88
Goods and ornaments of Norwich churches in the fourteenth century.	Henry Harrod	89 - 121
L'Estrange papers from the Hunstanton muniment room.	H L'Estrange Styleman	122 - 145
Notice of excavations made at Burgh Castle, Suffolk in the years 1850 and 1855, at the expense of Sir J. P. Boileau, Bart.	Henry Harrod	146 - 160
Old Poem on Norfolk	John P Boileau	161 - 167
Notices of the church of Martham, Norfolk, previous to its restoration in 1856.	E S Taylor	168 - 179
Notice of the examination of some British barrows in the parish of Bergh Apton.	C R Manning	180 - 184
Mural painting discovered at Burlingham, St. Edmund, Norfolk.	Alfred W Morant	185 - 187
Norfolk words not in Forby's vocabulary.	Greville J Chester	188 - 192
Discovery of a gold torque at Ashill, Norfolk.	Goddard Johnson	193 - 194
Notes on the architecture of Hillington Church.	C R Manning	195 - 198
Antiquities found at Caister near Norwich	Robert Fitch	199 - 208
Norfolk wills.	Henry Harrod	209 - 220
On some mural paintings discovered in Limpenhoe Church, Norfolk.	F C Husenbeth	221 - 225
A list of the church plate and list of the earliest registers, remaining in the churches of the deanery of Ingworth.	E T Yates	226 - 228
Notice of an ancient chess-piece found at Ashwellthorpe, Norfolk.	Greville J Chester	229 - 232
Notice of a sceatta found at Burgh Castle.	John P Boileau	233 - 235
Norwich traders and city tokens of the seventeenth century.	John Wodderspoon	236 - 253
Notice of an ancient potter's kiln discovered in the parish of Weybourne, in the hundred of Holt.	W J J Bolding	254 - 256
Notes of deeds and surveys of Crabhouse nunnery, Norfolk.	George H Dashwood	257 - 262
Account of the discovery of ancient British remains near Cromer.	Greville J Chester	263 - 267
Font cover formerly in Ranworth Church.	C R Manning	268 - 270
Roman speculum found at Caister, near Norwich.	Robert Fitch	271 - 276
Notes on the Gawsell pedigree.	George H Dashwood	277 - 286
Notices, historical and topographical, of the parish of Stokesby, Norfolk, deanery of Flegg; with some account of the mural paintings discovered in the parish church, 1858.	E S Taylor	287 - 296
A note of some early deeds relating to the priory of St. Winwaloe in Wirham and lands there: preserved in the muniment room at Stow Bardolph.	George H Dashwood	297 - 312
Notice of Norwich brewers' marks and trade regulations.	Robert Fitch	313 - 330
An inventory and valuation of the goods and chattels of Charles Wyndham, of Stokesby, Esq, in 1668.	James Bulwer	331 - 340
The Porch of the Church of St. Nicholas, North Walsham	John Gunn	341 - 347
A translation of Thomas of Walsingham's account of Littester's rebellion in 1381, with an explanatory reference to preceding and subsequent events.	Richard Hart	348 - 353
Notice of an oval jewelled fibula found at Swaffham, Norfolk.	Robert Fitch	354 - 356
Appendix - Extracts from the Proceedings of the Committee.		357 - 365