SUMMER CONFERENCE at Rye and Winchelsea, 1896, July 17

SESSION OF 1896-7.

FIRST ORDINARY MEETING, 1896, November 11

Obituary Notice

Of the RT. HON. SIR HENRY AUSTEN LAYARD, G.C.B., D.C. L.,
First President of the Society

Library.

Appendir.

PAPERS and other Communications.

THE FOURTEEN OF MEAUX ; by HERBERT M. BOWER, M.A.,

Barrister-at-Law

NOTES ON THE REGISTER OF THE WALLOON CHURCH OF SOUTH-

AMPTON, and on THE CHURCHES OF THE CHANNEL ISLANDS; by

125

PAPERS.-Continued.

THE HUGUENOT SETTLEMENT AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE; by

CAPT. W. H. HINDE, R. E.

NOTES ON HUGUENOT FAMILIES AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE; by

PAGE.

205

A REFUGEE PASTEUR AT THE REVOCATION-JACOB DE ROUFFIGNAC

THE RELIEF OF THE POOR MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH CHURCHES IN

ENGLAND; by w. J. C. MOENS, F.S.A., Vice President

THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT AND THE RELIEF OF PROTESTANT

222

251

311

321

NOTES ON THE COMMUNION CUPS OF THE DUTCH CHURCH AT

LA COLONIE HUGUENOTTE DE FRIEDRICHSDORF; par CHARLES
FRÉDÉRIC ROUSSELET

NOTES AND QUERIES.

455

THE SEIZURE OF A HUGUENOT BY THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR AT

THE LETTERS PATENT ISSUED BY JAMES II. FOR THE FOUNDATION OF

THE FRENCH CHURCH IN JEWIN STREET, LONDON, with remarks

upon similar licences issued by him

THE EDWARDES SQUARE SETTLEMENT

HUGUENOTS IN THE CANARY ISLANDS

THE FAMILY OF LA CHEVALLERIE

297

424

425

428

NOTES UPON THE COMMUNION PLATE LATELY PRESENTED TO THE

FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL, VICTORIA PARK, LONDON

Jersey.

MISCELLANEA.-Services in the Parish Church of St. Helier,

Flemish Refugees at Rye. The French Church of

Ipswich. The Heart of Admiral Duquesne. Lucas D'Heere.

James Abbadie. Family of Porcher

431

200-203

MISCELLANEA.-Continued.

Elias Rebotier. Foreign Protestant Refugees at Rye. A

complaint against foreigners residing at Spitalfields. Foreign

prisoners of war. The French Hospital, London, A.D. 1668.

A hitherto unknown French Church at Exeter. Families of

Lacoste and Duluc. French Protestants at Windsor

PAGE.

303-310

441, 442

M. Aimé Louis Herminjard of Lausanne. Name of Joubert.
The Huguenot Masonic Lodge, No. 2140. The Huguenot
Cemetery at Wandsworth. A Home in Paris

Ender

Ellustrations.

66

FAC-SIMILE (reduced) OF A PAGE IN CRESPIN'S ACTIONES

(1560)

ET MONIMENTA MARTYRUM

PORTRAIT OF GUILLAUME BRIÇONNET, BISHOP OF MEAUX

MEAUX FROM THE EASTWARD (early in the seventeenth

century)

BRIDGE AND GATEWAY AT MEAUX by which the fourteen

Protestants burnt at the stake in 1546 would pass to

the place of execution

MEAUX IN 1546 (sketch plan)

ARMS OF THE FAMILY OF VIVIER

467

facing page

1

18

62

Initial letter "L" with the TOUR CARRÉE, LOUDUN

ÉGLISE DES CARMES, OR ST. PIERRE DU MARTRAY,

LOUDUN

facing page 313

SITE OF THE HUGUENOT TEMPLE IN THE RUE VILLECOURT,

SITE OF THE HUGUENOT CEMETERY, LOUDUN

HUGUENOT COLLEGE, LOUDUN

COMMUNION PLATE formerly belonging to the CHURCH OF

ALL HALLOWS THE GREAT, THAMES STREET, now in

the possession of the FRENCH PROTESTANT HOSPITAL,

ONE OF THE FOUR COMMUNION CUPS OF THE DUTCH CHURCH

OF NORWICH; date between 1565 and 1595; formerly

said to have been the work of Peter Peterson of

Norwich, and latterly attributed to John and Robert

Stone of Haddiscoe, Norfolk, but the maker's name

still doubtful

ILLUSTRATIONS.-Continued.

COMMUNION CUP SAID TO HAVE BELONGED TO A CONGREGA-
TION AT YARMOUTH; date 1637 or 1638; apparently the
work of Timothy Skottowe of Norwich

Plate II. following page 454

CUP from NORWICH; date apparently 1642; maker pos

sibly Timothy Skottowe of Norwich

CUP of LONDON make; date 1618

Plate III.

Plate IV.

MARKS upon the Cup represented in Plate II.

MARKS upon the Cup represented

in Plate I.

Plate V.

Fig. 1

Plate VI.

MAP OF FRIEDRICHSDORF and its environs

Pedigrees.

Family of MANGIN

428.

Addendum to p. xli, Meeting on January 8, 1896 :-The Hon. Thomas

F. Bayard, Ambassador Ex. and Plen. of the United States of America to the Court of St. James's, was elected an Honorary Fellow.