Sussex Archaeological Collections 7

MS. Verses in Rye archives; Medicinal Waters at Waldron and Mayfield; Birthplace of Henry Lower, 1703; Tradesmen's Tokens; Roman Roads, etc.; Families of Payne of East Grinstead and Lewes; Tapestry, Pictures, etc. at Halland, in 1769; Report of the Meeting of the Archaeological Institute at Chichester in July 1853; Lord Talbot de Malahide on the Uses of Archaeology; Edward Freeman, Esq., on Earl Godwine and his Family; Rev. J.L. Petit on Boxgrove; Mr Sharpe on the Churches of Sussex; Hon. Robert Curzon on Two Egyptian Arks, Granite Tables, Alabaster Vase, Ancient MSS, Crosses, Reliquary of Saint Louis, Medieval Enamels; Rev. L.V. Harcourt on the Site of a British Village at the foot of Stoke Down; Rev. F. Spurrell on some Seals from Gottland; Rev. Edward Turner on the College of Bosham; Mr Hills on the Goodwood Inscription; Boxgrove; Historical Pictures of Goodwood; W.H. Blaauw on the Tomb of Sir David Owen; Dr Collingood Bruce on the Bayeux Tapestry; Rev. G. Clarkson on Amberley Castle; Bignor Pavement; Petworth, Easebourne, Cowdray; Pevensey Castle; Lewes; Rev. Edmund Venables on Robertsbridge Abbey; W.H. Blauuw on the Brickwork at Laughton Place; Mr E. Richardson on the Sepulchral Monuments in Chichester Cathedral; Rev. Arthur Hussey on the Place where Caesar landed; Signet Ring of Hon Richard Neville; Edward Hawkins, Esq., on Treasure Trove; Excavations on Bow Hill; Excavations at Monkton Down.