INDEX OF ARCHÆOLOGICAL PAPERS PUBLISHED

IN 1895.

XV.

ABERCROMBY (Hon. John). Recent excavations in the Caucasus.
Trans. Glasgow Arch. Soc. N.S. ii. 302–311.

Traditions, customs, and superstitions of the Lewis. Folk-
lore, vi. 162-170.
ACLAND (C. L.). Norse remains in North Britain. Trans. Camb.

Antiq. Soc. ix. 106-120.
ALLEN (T. W.). The text of the Homeric Hymns. Jour. Hell. Stud.

136-183, 251-313.
AMERY (P. F. S.). Thirteenth report of the Committee on Devon-

shire Folklore. Trans. Devon. Assoc, xxvii. 61-74.
ANDERSON (JOSEPH, LL.D.). Notice of a cave recently discovered at

)
Oban containing human remains and a refuse heap of shells and
bones of animals, and stone and bone implements. Proc. Soc.
Antiq. Scot. xxix. 211-230.

Notes on the contents of a refuse heap at the base of the
fortified rock known as Dun Fheurain at Gallanach, near Oban.

Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot. xxix. 278–285.
ANDRÉ (J. LEWIS). Antiquarian notes on the Rose. Arch. Jour. lii.
207-221.

The chancel screens of parish churches, illustrated chiefly
by Sussex examples. Sussex Arch. Coll. xxxix. 31-54.
ANDREW (SAMUEL). British footprints: the Oldham master-key.

Jour. Brit. Arch. Assoc. N.S. i. 11-20.
ANDREWS (Emily J.). Two Christmas eve customs. Folklore, vi. 93.
APPLETON (Henry, M.D.). A muster roll of cavalry. Yorks. Arch.

Jour. xiv. 239-241.
ARKWRIGHT (W.). The frontier of Lycia and Caria. Jour. Hell,

Stud. xv. 93-99.

ARMSTRONG (REV. B. J.). Notes on the church and family of Shelton.
Norf. Arch. xii. 234-242,
ARNOLD (REV. F. H., LL.D.). The corn-supply of the south-coast
in British and Roman times. Sussex Arch. Coll. xxxix. 154-160.
ASHCOMBE (RT. HON. LORD). A charge given by Hugh Hare, Esq.,

J.P., at the general quarter sessions for the county of Surrey
holden at Dorking 5th April, 1692. Surrey Arch. Coll. xii.
109-144.

ASHTON (CHARLES) and J. E. LLOYD. Defodau Powys, the customs
of Powys. Montgomerysh. Coll. xxix. 1-27.

ATKINSON (REV. J. C., CANON). The progressive or expansional
significance of place-names. Arch. Jour. lii. 233–265.

ATKINSON (T. D.). On a bridge over the King's ditch. Trans.
Camb. Antiq. Soc. ix. 33-35.

On a chalice and paten from Westley Waterless.
Camb. Antiq. Soc. ix. 21-24.

Proc.

ATTREE (MAJOR F. W. T.). List of Sussex gentry at various dates with
descriptions of the arms of a few families not previously noted.
Sussex Arch. Coll. xxxix. 99–133.

AUDEN (REV. JOHN ERNEST). Notes on the church, castle and parish of
Shrawardine. Trans. Shropshire Arch. Soc. 2nd S. vii. 120-202.
AXON (W. E. A.). Visitations of the plague in Lancashire and
Cheshire. Jour. Brit. Arch. Assoc. N.S. i. 265–270.

BAGNALL-OAKELEY (M. E.). A week in the Aran Islands. Clifton
Antiq. Club, iii. 99–107.

Early Christian settlements in Ireland. Clifton Antiq.
Club, iii. 22-24.

On a great hoard of Roman coins found at Bishops Wood
near Ross. Clifton Antiq. Club, iii. 162–166.

BAILLIE-HAMILTON (HON. MRS.). Note on two rare paintings at
Langton House. Proc. Berwick. Field Club, xiv. 338.

BAKER (ARTHur).

40-49.

Plas Mawr. Arch. Cambrensis, 5th S. xii.

BALFOUR (C. B.). Notes on Newton Don and its former owners.

Proc. Berwick. Field Club, xiv. 291–313.

BARDAN (PATRICK). The Shamrock.

5th S. v. 178-179.

Jour. Roy. Soc. Antiq. Ireland,

BARKER (W. R.) An ancient bronze collar from Wraxall, Somerset.
Clifton Antiq. Club, iii. 89-94.

Local silver and bronze tokens in the Bristol museum.
Clifton Antiq. Club, iii. 132-133.

BARNES (HENRy, M.D.). On touching for the King's evil. Trans.
Cumb. and Westmor. Arch. Soc. xiii. 343–363.

BARRETT (C. R. B.) Riding Skimmington and Riding the Stang.
Jour. Brit. Arch. Assoc. N.S. i. 58–68.

BARRON (REV. DOUGLAS GORDON). Notice of a small cemetery of
cremated burials with cinerary urns of clay recently discovered at
Culla Voe, Papa Stour, Shetland. Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot. xxix.
46-48.

BARRY (REV. E.). On ogham stones seen in Kilkenny county. Jour.
Roy. Soc. Antiq. Ireland, 5th S. v. 348-368.

BATES (C. J.). A forgotten reference to Roman mile-castles. Arch.
Eliana, xvi. 447-451.

BATES (REV. E. H.). On the discovery of an ancient representation
of the Agnus Dei at Shawell, Trans. Leicest. Archit, and Arch.

Soc. iii.

8-69.

BATTEN (JOHN). Notes on North Perrott. Proc. Somerset Arch. and
Nat. Hist. Soc. xli. 73-91.

Notes on the documentary history of seals. Wilts Arch. and

Nat. Hist. Mag. xxviii. 203-210.

BAX (ALFRED RIDLEY). On the state of certain parish churches in
Surrey in 1705. Surrey Arch. Coll. xii. 163–171.

BEAZLEY (C. RAYMOND). Exploration under Elizabeth 1558-1603.
Trans. Roy. Hist. Soc. N.S. ix. 119–165.

Beddoe (John, M.D.). On the northern settlements of the West
Saxons. Jour. Anthrop. Inst. xxv. 16-20.

BELOE (EDWARD M.). Castle Rising: its castle and borough, Norf.
Arch. xii. 164-189.

Freebridge Marshland hundred and the making of Lynn.
Norf. Arch. xii. 311–335.

The padder's way and its attendant roads. Trans. Camb.
Antiq. Soc. ix. 77-95.

BENSLY (W. T., LL.D.). St. Leonard's priory, Norwich, Norf. Arch.
xii, 190-227.

BENSON (E. F.).

Aegosthena. Jour. Hell. Stud. xv. 314-324.

Fourth century head in central museum, Athens. Jour.
Hell. Stud. xv. 194–201.

BERKSHIRE Wills from the P.C.C. ante 1558. Berks. Arch, and
Archit. Soc. iii. 100-104, 127-130, 148-152, 168-172, 201-
203.

BETHAM (REV. C. J.). Brettenham and the Wenyeve family. Suff.
Inst. Arch. ix. 131-143.

BETHAM (REV. C. J.). Church plate in Suffolk. Suff. Inst. of Arch.
ix. 26-34.

BIENKOWSKI (P.). A flying Eros from the school of Praxiteles.
Jour. Hell. Stud. xv. 211-216.

BILLSON (CHARLES J.). Folksongs comprised in the Finnish Kalevala.
Folklore, vi. 317-352.

BILSON (JOHN). On the discovery of some remains of the chapter
house of Beverley Minster. Archæologia, liv. 425-432.

BIRCH (REV. C. G. R.). On certain brasses at Necton and Great
Cressingham. Norf. Arch. xii. 298–303.

BIRCH (W. DE GRAY). Historical notes of Whalley Abbey. Jour.
Brit. Arch. Assoc. N.S. i. 161–166.

Notes on
the importance of preserving the records
and literary antiquities of Wales, as illustrated by some
recent publications. Jour. Brit. Arch. Assoc. N.S. i. 25-
48.

BIRCHALL (JAMES). The church and state in Mediæval Europe.
Proc. Lit. and Phil. Soc. Liverpool, xlvi. 235-262.

BLACK (GEO. F.). Notes on a silver mounted charm-stone of rock-
crystal from Inverleny with notices of other Scottish balls of
rock-crystal and of superstitions connected therewith. Proc. Soc.
Antiq. Scot. xxix. 439-448.

BLAIR (ROBERT). A Roman inscribed altar discovered at South
Shields. Proc. Soc. Antiq. 2nd S. xv. 403–404.

BLASHILL (T.). Hull and Dripole in the thirteenth century. Trans.
East Riding Antiq. Soc. ii. 7-11.

BOGLE (LOCKHART). Archæological notes on Dunvegan Castle. Proc.
Soc. Antiq. Scot. xxix. 255-271.

Notes on some prehistoric structures in Glenelg and Kintail.
Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot. xxix. 180–190.

BOOT (REV. ALFRED). Northern monasticism. Arch. Eliana, xvii.
91-100.

BOSCAWEN (W. ST. CHAD). The mummies of the priests of Ammon
discovered at Thebes. Trans. Roy. Soc. Lit. 2nd Ser. xvi. 253–
275.

BOWER (HERBERT M.). The fourteen of Meaux, an account of the
earliest reformed church within France proper. Proc. Hug. Soc.
v. 1-124.

BOWES (R.). On a copy of Linacre's Galen de Temperamentis,
Cambridge, 1521, in the library of Trinity College, Dublin.
Proc. Camb. Antiq. Soc. ix. 1-3.

BOYLE (J. R.). The Hull cap of maintenance. Trans. East Riding
Antiq. Soc. iii. 92-99.

BRADLEY (MISS EDITH). Glastonbury Abbey. Jour. Brit. Arch.
Assoc. N.S. i. 205-2 3.

BRAKSPEAR (HAROLD). Notes on Upper Upham Manor House.
Wilts. Arch. and Nat. Hist. Mag. xxviii. 84–86.

BRAMBLE (COL. J. R.). Coins of the Bristol mint. Clifton Antiq.
Ciub, iii. 128-131.

BROCK (E. P. LOFTUS). The discovery of a Norman crypt at
Canterbury. Jour. Brit. Arch. Assoc. N.S. i. 86–88.

The excavation of a Roman villa in the Wadfield near
Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire. Jour. Brit. Arch. Assoc. N.S.

i. 242-250.

BROWN (PROF. G. BALDWIN). Some characteristics of pre-Conquest
architecture. Jour. R.I.B. A. 3rd S. II. 485-502.
BROWNE (CHARLES R., M.D.). The ethnography of the Mullet,
Inishkea Islands, and Portacloy, county Mayo. Proc. Roy. Irish

Acad. 3rd S. iii. 587-649.

BROWNING (OSCAR). The evolution of the family. Trans. Roy. Hist.
Soc. N.S. vi. 87-107.

BRUSHFIELD (DR. T. N.). Devonshire briefs. Trans. Devon. Assoc.
Xxvii. 311-357.

BRYDALL (ROBERT). The monumental effigies of Scotland from the
thirteenth to the fifteenth century. Proc. Soc. Antiq. Scot. xxix.
329-410.

BUDGE (DR. E. A. WALLIS). Three Assyrian marbles in the Bristol fine
arts academy. Clifton Antiq. Club, iii. 134–141.

BUICK (REV. G. RAPHAEL). Irish flint arrow-heads. Jour. Roy. Soc.
Antiq. Ireland, 5th S. v. 41-63.

BULKELEY-OWEN (HON. MES.). Selattyn; a history of the parish.
Trans. Shropshire Arch. Soc. 2nd S. vii. 207-234.

BÜLOW (DR. GOTTFRIED VON). Diary of the journey of Philip Julius,
Duke of Stettin- Pomerania, through England in the year 1602.
Trans. Roy. Hist. Soc. N.S. vi. 1–67.

Journey through England and Scotland, made by Lupold
von Wedel in the years 1584 and 1585. Trans. Roy. Hist. Soc.
N.S. ix. 223-270.

BULWER (BRIG.-GEN.). The Hobarts of Hales Hall. Norf. Arch. xii.

158-163.

BURNE (CHARLOTTE S.).

Chained images.

Folklore, vi. 196-