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CAINE (CLESAR). Our cities sketched five hundred years ago. Brit.
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CALVERT (E.). Contemporary account of the battle of Shrewsbury.

Shrop. Arch. and Nat. Hist. Soc. x. 295-305.

CANTRILL (T. CROSBEE). Note on a collection of objects obtained
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The contents of a carn at Ystradfellte, co. Brecon. Arch.
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CARDEW (G. ARTHUR). The moats or waterforts of the vale of Severn.
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CARNEGIE (HON. DAVID W.). On a bark-bundle of native objects
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CARNELL (GEORGE F.). Old Sevenoaks. Arch. Cant. xxiii. 329-333.
CAVE-BROWN (REV. J.). Shurland House. Arch. Cant. xxiii. 86-93.

Otham rectors. Arch. Cant. xxiii. 184-193.

CHADWICK (S. J.). The old painted glass in Dewsbury church. Yorks
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CHARLESON (MALCOLM MACKENZIE). Notes on some implements and
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CHRISTISON (D.). Account of the excavation of the Roman station at
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CHRISTY (MILLER) and W. W. PORTEOUS. On some interesting Essex
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CLARK-MAXWELL (REV. W. G.). The fall of the friars' houses and
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CLEPHAN (ROBERT COLTMAN). Notes on the defensive armour of
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COCHRANE (ROBERT). Ogam inscriptions discovered in Ireland in the
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COCHRANE (ROBERT) and PROF. RHYS. Notes on the newly-discovered
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CODRINGTON (O.). Coins of the Bahmani dynasty. Num. Chron. 3rd
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COFFEY (GEORGE). Knockmany. Roy. Soc. Antiq. Ireland, 5th S.
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COFFEY (GEORGE). On a cairn excavated by Thomas Plunkett on
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COLES (FRED R.). Notice of the discovery of a cist with a double
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COLLIER (REV. CARUS VALE). Coats of Arms in Kent churches.

Arch. Cant. xxiii. 113-133.

COLLIER (MRS.). A few notes on mediæval and renaissance art in
France. Brit. Arch. Assoc. Jour. N.S. iv. 63-68.

Some account of St. Crantock, an ancient Cornish church.
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COLLINGWOOD (W. G.). Ulpha Old Hall. Cumb. and West. Antiq.
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The Ormside cup. Cumb.and West. Antiq. and Arch. Soc.

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COLLINGWOOD (W. G.) and J. ROGERS. Lost churches in the Carlisle
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COMPTON (C. H.). The Welsh marches. Brit. Arch. Assoc. Jour.
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CONYBEARE (FRED. C.). The character of the heresy of the early
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The find of Edwardian coins at Balcombe. Sussex Arch.
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COOPER (REV. T. S.). The church plate of Surrey. Surrey Arch. Soc.
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COWPER (H. S.). Excavations at Springs Bloomery (iron smelting
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A relic of Pennington old church. Cumb. and West. Antiq.
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COX (EDWARD W.). The antiquities of Storeton, in Wirral. Lancs.
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The architectural history of Bebington church. Lancs.

and Chesh. Hist. Soc. 4th S. xiii. 97-122.

COZENS (WILLIAM). Notes on prehistoric and Roman Dorchester.
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CRAIGIE (W. A.). Evald Tang Kristensen, a Danish Folk-lorist.
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CRAMOND (WM.). Notes on a collection of impressions of postal stamps.
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CRESSWELL (J. J.). A description of the fabric of Louth church, with
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CRIPPS (WILFRID J.). On the discovery of the Roman basilica of
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Notes on the Roman basilica at Cirencester. Bristol and

Glouc. Arch. Soc. xxi. 70-78.

CROOKE (W.). The wooing of Penelope.
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276.

Folk-Lore, ix. 97-133.
Soc. Bib. Arch. xx. 102.
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CUMING (H. SYER). On mead and mead vessels. Brit. Arch. Assoc.
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CUNNINGHAM (J. Н.). Ardoch: account of the excavations and de-
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CUNNINGHAM (REV. DR.). The corrupt following of Hippodamus of
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CURSITER (JAMES W.). Note on a stone bearing an incised cross, from
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DAVIES (J. H.). Early Welsh bibliography. Cymmrodorion Soc.
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DAVIS (W. J.). Old Warwickshire coins, tokens, and medals. Birm.
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DAVYS (REV. CANON). Conventual church of St. Mary and St.
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DAWBER (E. GUY). Some thoughts on old English architecture, with
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DAWSON (MRS.) Notes on the monastery of Rosnat, or Ty Gwyn,
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Notes on Border parishes-Winforton. Arch. Camb, 5th

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DEAN (JOHN). The ancient Lords of Middleton. Lanc. and Cheshire

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DILLON (VISCOUNT). An effigy to a member of the Martin family in
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Tilting in Tudor times. Arch. Jour. lv. 296-321, 329-
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DIXON (MISS E.). The Florentine wool trades in the Middle Ages.
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DOLAN (DOM GILBERT). Lancashire and the Benedictines. Lancs.
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DOWDEN (JOHN). Observations and conjectures on the Kirkmadrine
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DOWDESWELL (REV. E. R.). Sketch of the history of the parish of
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DOWNES (R. S.). The parish church of High Wycombe. Bucks
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DRINKWATER (REV. C. H.). The priory of Bromfield. Shrop. Arch.
and Nat. Hist. Soc. x. 93-112.

Humphrey Kynaston's pardon (1516) and will (1534).
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DRYDEN (SIR HENRY J.). Dials on the church of Covenham St.
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Two barns at Peterborough formerly belonging to the
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DUCKETT (SIR GEORGE). The Battle of Hastings. Sussex Arch. Soc.
xlii. 73-74.

DUIGNAN (W. H.). On some Shropshire place names. Shrop. Arch.
and Nat. Hist. Soc. x. 1-17.

DUNCAN (LELAND L.). The will of William Courtenay, Archbishop
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Ecclesiological notes respecting the deanery of Shoreham,
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DUNCOMBE (CAPT. the HON. CECIL). Evidence of lake dwellings on
the banks of the Costa, near Pickering, North Riding of York-
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DUNLOP (W.). Australian Folk-Lore stories. Anthrop. Jour. N.S. i.
22-34.

DYKE (JOHN G.). Some characteristics of old Watling St. Shrop.
Arch. and Nat. Hist. Soc. x. 173-179.

DYMOND (C. W.). The ancient village near Threlkeld. Cumb.and
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EARLE-FOX (H. B.). Greek coins in the collection of. Num. Chron.
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ELIAS (T.). History and associations of the abbeys and convents of
the vale of Conway and district. Brit. Arch. Assoc. Jour. N.S.
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ELWORTHY (FRED T.). On Terra-cotta stamps or moulds found at
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56-76.

On Devonshire verbal provincialisms.

Devon Assoc. xxx,

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ENGLEHEART (REV. G. H.) and CHS. H. READ and W. GOWLAND. On
some buildings of the Romano-British period discovered at
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EVANS (SIR JOHN). A hoard of Roman coins. Num. Chron. 3rd S.
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FARRINGTON (T. B.). Report on searches made at the Public Record
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FERGUSON (CHANCELLOR R. S.). More picture board dummies. Arch.
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Picture board dummies at Raby and Callaly castles. Arch.
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Various finds in Ormside churchyard. Cumb. and West.
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Some West Cumberland tokens. Cumb.and West. Antiq.
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FERGUSON (C. J.). The growth of architecture. Shrop. Arch, and
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FFENNELL (MARGARET C.). The shrew ash in Richmond Park. Folk-
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FFRENCH (REV. J. F. M.). A notice of some county Wexford and other
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FIRTH (C. H.). Marston Moor. Roy. Hist. Soc. N.S. xii. 17-79.
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