Fittleton and Hackleston: Notes of Manorial Descent

259-261

262-267

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268-286

The Downs: By the Rev. EDWARD PEACOCK, M.A.

A Geological Sketch of the Valley of the Kennet: By the Rev. JOHN

ADAMS, M.A. ....

Another Guess at the Name of Tan Hill: By the Rev. H. T. KINGDON 287-289

Ancient Statutes of Heytesbury Almshouse: Communicated by the

Inventory of Chantry Furniture, A.D. 1472, Hungerford Chapel,

Salisbury Cathedral: From the Rev. CANON JACKSON, F.S.A.

Goddard Brass in Aldbourn Church....

334-339

339-340

Extracts from a Common-place Book of Dr. Stukeley

Annual Meeting and Report, 1868

Bibliotheca Wiltonensis

Stonehenge Notes

The Ferns of Wiltshire

341-344

344-346

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346

347-349

349

Donations to the Library

350

Illustrations.

Ancient Houses at Potterne, Wilts, (Photograph) 1. Ground plan of the Parish

Church of All Cannings, Wilts, 20. Leaf and Lozenge-shaped Javelin-heads

of Flint from an Oval Barrow on Winterbourne Stoke Down, 43. Leaf-

shaped Arrow-head of Flint, from Long Barrow at Fyfield, Wilts, 47. Town

Seal of Wokingham, 60. Wokingham Tradesman's Token, 68. South

Doorway of Wokingham Church, 71. Font in Wokingham Church, 74.

Blade of an Iron Clasp Knife, and Whetstone, found in the Diggings at

Silbury Hill, 115. Iron Stylus from ditto, 117.

Plan of Church, and Figure of the Angel Gabriel, 183. West Window, 184.

Decorated Buttress, 184. Altar Tomb at Etchilhampton, 185. Figures on

ditto, 186. Font, 185.-Pedigree of Ernle, 192. Ditto of Provender, 203.

Goddard Brass, 339, Fig. 1, Junction of London Clay and Woolwich and

Reading Beds at Kintbury Brickyard, North of Pebble Hill, 272. Fig. 2,

Gravel-pit on Inkpen Common, 277. Fig. 3, Layer of Gravel from Inkpen

Common to Wickham, 278. Fig. 4, Section in the Alluvium of the Kennet,

S. W. of Thatcham Station, 281. Fig. 5, Sections in the Alluvium of the

Kennet, west of Newbury, 281. Fig. 6, Beaver's Jaw, 282. Fig. 7, Skull

of Bos Primigenius, Newbury, 283. Fig. 8, Humerus of Bos Primigenius,

284. Fig. 9, Humerus of Modern Ox, 284. Section of Wall's Quarry, North

of Minchinhampton, 317. Plan of Corsham Down and Box-hill Quarries,

322. Figs. 1 and 2, Section and Elevation of Workings of ditto, 324.

Figs. 3 and 4, Ditto, 326. Quarry at Yatton Kennel, 328. Forest Marble

near Cirencester, 331.

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THE HISTORY OF THE PARISH OF ALL CANNINGS: By the Rev. W.
H. Jones, M.A., F.S.A., (with pedigrees)..

ON LEAF AND LOZENGE-SHAPED FLINT JAVELIN HEADS, FROM AN

OVAL BARROW NEAR STONEHENGE: By John Thurnam, M.D.,

F.S.A.

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FACTS AND OBSERVATIONS RELATING TO THE ANCIENT STATE OF THE

TOWN OF WOKINGHAM, IN THE COUNTIES OF BERKS AND WILTS:

By the late F. A. Carrington, Esq.

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1- 40

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50- 82

DIARY OF THOMAS SMITH, Esq., OF SHAW HOUSE

NOTES ON SOME WORKED FLINTS, FOUND AT ST. MARY BOURNE:

By Joseph Stevens, Esq......

82-105

106-112

QUERIES RELATING TO STONEHENGE

112

A REPORT OF DIGGINGS MADE IN SILBURY HILL, AND

GROUND ADJOINING........

IN THE

113-118

COINS FOUND AT CROWOOD: By Mr. H. R. Seymour

ANCIENT TIMBER HOUSE AT POTTERNE..

118-119

119-120

DONATIONS

120

ILLUSTRATIONS.

Ancient Houses at Potterne, Wilts, (Photograph)

Ground plan of the Parish Church of All Cannings, Wilts

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Leaf and Lozenge-shaped Javelin-heads of Flint. From an Oval

Barrow on Winterbourne Stoke Down

Leaf-shaped Arrow-head of Flint, from Long Barrow at Fyfield,

Wilts....

Blade of an Iron Clasp Knife, and Whetstone, found in the

HENRY BULL, SAINT JOHN STREET.

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