LONDON.

Roman antiquities in the Corporation
Museum, 115.

Louvre, sculpture there representing the
Roman bulla, 169.
Lozenge-shaped scutcheon, examples of,
207, 433.

J.

JARVIS, Rev. E., Saxon ring-fibulæ exhibited
by, 213.

Jesus College, Oxford, illuminated Roll in
Library of, 97.

JEWITT, Mr., on late Gothic buildings in
Oxford, 382.

К.

M.

MABERLEY, Mr., plan of Castle Rising exhi-
bited by, 421.

MACLAUCHLAN, Mr., his memoir on Sil-
chester, 227; on Egbury camp, 241.
MADDEN, Sir F., notice of an Italian ring,
418.

MAGNIAC, Mr., chrismatory in his collection,
118; staff of the rector chori exhibited
by, 203; crosier and reliquary in his
collection, 432.

414.

LANCASHIRE.

L.

Roman bullæ found, 168.
Lanchester, correspondence regarding its
preservation, 198.

Lawson, Sir W., Roman scale-armour in
his possession, 296.

LEE, Mr. J. E., notice of Roman remains at
Caerleon, 157.

Leveson Gower, Mr., Sir T. Gresham's
gemel ring exhibited by, 214.
LINCOLNSHIRE.

Seal of the Abbot of Revesby, 76;
tumulus opened at Broughton, 199;
remains of Vaudey Abbey, 210;
Saxon ring-fibulæ found, 213; sepul-
chral effigy at Buslingthorpe, 298;
memoir on tumuli at Broughton, by
Mr. Trollope, 341.

Livet, John, his seal, 78.
Llandaff Cathedral, architectural notices of,
by Mr. Freeman, 124, 219.

plans of restoration of Little Maple-
stead Church, 99; survey of Heding-

ham Castle, 212.

Majolica, exhibited by Mr. Franks, 196.

Manning, Rev. C. R., exhibits enamelled

pyx and a rosary, 196: seal of Pasker
de Turnai, 214.

Mantell, Dr., exhibits seal of Rural Deanery

of Pawlett, 75.

Margaret, Queen of Henry VI., illuminated
Map, Walter, notices of his history, 281.

MARKLAND, Mr., his memoir on the Rent-
portrait of, 98.

roll of the Duke of Buckingham, 259.
Mary, Queen of England, MSS. ceremonial
with her portrait, 320.

Matres, Dea, memoir on objects connected
with their worship, 40.

Mazer, in possession of Ironmongers' Com-
pany, 213; at Saffron Walden, ib.
MEETINGS, Annual Audit, in London, 214;
Report of Bristol Meeting, 222.
Merchant's mark on ring found at Notting-
ham, 425.

MEREDITH, Rev. R. F., notice of sepulchral
incised slab at Ashington, 319.
MERIONETHSHIRE.

Inscribed stone at Towyn, 216; dis-
coveries at Castell y Bere, 314, 427.
Mirror, Roman, 40.

Mithras, altar to, at Caerleon, 158.
Moghul Prince of Persia, his negotiation
with Edward I., 45, 200.
Monmouth, Geffrey of, notices of his his-
tory, 281.
MONMOUTHSHIRE.

Memoir on Roman remains at Caerleon,
157; Roman glass urns found, 219.
MOORE, Mr., his account of a tumulus in

Lincolnshire, 199; his excavations at
Broughton, 342.
MORGAN, Mr. O., exhibits a double salt,
196; papal and episcopal rings, 206;
remarkable ivory turning, ib.; series
of dials, &c., 320.
Munich, enamelled book-cover at, 59.
MUSEUM, British, gold ornaments from the
Brumell collection described, 35; gold
armlet in Payne Knight's collection,
38; Roman portrait in glass, 170;
Anglo-Saxon relics presented by Mr.
Deck, 175; enamelled crucifix pur-
chased for, 196; fine specimen of Bow
porcelain, 204; Egyptian relics t.
Amenophis III., 396.

of Royal Irish Academy, celt and
bronze implements there, 91.
of Corporation of London, catalogue
of antiquities noticed, 115.

of practical geology, enamel there,
described, 63.

N.

NAMUR, enamelled cross at, 62.

Nesbitt, Mr., his notices of sepulchral
brasses at Breslau, 201.
NEVILLE, Hon. R., his discoveries of Roman
remains at Hadstock, 27; coin of Cuno-
beline found at Saffron Walden, 91;
Irish gold ring-ornaments in his
Museum, 205; exhibits crania from
Little Wilbraham, 424.

P.

PALETTE, leathern helm, 87.
Palissy, tiles made by, 196.
Parasol, early mention of, 50.
Pawlett, seal of Rural Deanery of, 75.
Persia, Moghul Prince of, negotiation with
Edward I,, 45, 200.

PHILLIPPS, Sir T., Bart, memoir on Oxford-
shire writers, 281.

Pins, Roman, found at Hadstock, 35.
Pipes, for perruquiers, 93; found in Ireland,
210.

Plowright, Mr., bronze celt and falx in his
possession, 191.

Courtney, 191.

NORFOLK.

Seal of Rural Deanery of Hengham,
76; seal found near Walsingham,
77; gold cross found at Witton, 91;
bronze celt and falx, 191.
NORTHAMPTON, the Marquis of, Egyptian
antiquities presented by, to the British
Museum, 397.

NORTHUMBERLAND, the Duke of, antiquities
presented by him to the British
Museum, 175; notice of inscribed slab
in Devon, sent by, 423.
NORTHUMBERLAND.

Gold ornaments found, 35; singular
bronze pyx, 88; Roman remains at
Cilurnum, 106; Mr. Bruce's work on
"The Roman Wall" noticed, 103.
Norway, antiquities from, exhibited by Dr.
Thurnam, 97.

NOTTINGHAM, iron weapons found at, 424;
gold ring, 425.

Nuremberg, skilful turnery executed at,
206.

207.

Potters marks noticed, 34, 205, 313, 423.
Pottery, British, urns found at Broughton,

343; Irish, found in co. Kilkenny, 200;
Roman ware found at Hadstock, 34;
at Stone, 95; at Worthing, 113; at
Caerleon, 159; at Deddington, 423;
glazed medieval ware, found in London,
103; in Whittlesea Mere, 196; puzzle
mug, 207; glazed-stone ware, 321;
manufacture of porcelain at Bow, 204.
Pourtalès collection, enamel of St. George,
preserved in, 63.

Pratt, Mr., stone relics from Alexandria ex-
hibited by, 421.
PUBLICATIONS NOTICED—

The Roman Wall, by Rev. J. C. Bruce,
103.

Geology of Sussex, by F. Dixon, 111.
Catalogue of Museum of London Cor-
poration, 115.

Examples of Art Workmanship, by
P. De la Motte, 118.
Archæologia Cambrensis, 215.

Revesby, seal of abbot of, 76.
Richardson, Mr., account of statue restored

at Wells Cathedral, 201; remains of
Vaudey Abbey, 210.

RIGAUD, Captain, Memoir on lines formed

round Oxford, 366.
Rings, serpent-shaped, 37; penannular, of
gold, found with Saxon coins, 100;
penannular, Irish, in Mr. Neville's
Museum, 205; papal and episcopal,
206; silver found at Titsey, 214; Sir
T. Gresham's gemel, ib.; key-ring
from Silchester, 345; Italian, set
with an antique gem, from Sessa, 418;
signet, with merchant's mark, found
at Nottingham, 425; silver gemel
found in Dorset, 426.
Ring-money, supposed, of gold, found in

Sussex, 112; in Ireland, 123; of gold
and white metal, found near Bridge-
water, 212; of silver, in Ireland, 224.
Rising Castle, plans of exhibited, 421.
Rock, Rev. Dr., his remarks on the staff
of the rector chori, 203.

Rogers, Mr., gold bulla in his possession,

166.

Roiley, sculptor of sixteenth century,
tomb executed by, 185.
Rolls, Mr., plate from Lima in his posses-
sion, 321.

ROMAN Antiquities, villa found at Had-

stock, 27; gold ornaments connected
with worship of Deae Matres, 35;
urns &c., at Stone, Bucks, 95; relics
found at Charlton Down, Wilts, 103;
notice of the "Roman Wall," by Rev.

J. Bruce, 104; urns and relics found
at Worthing, 113; remains at Caerleon,
157; bronze chariot-wheels, 162;
memoir on the Bulla, by Mr. Yates,
166; excavations at Cirencester, 187;
strigil, &c., found at Sutton Courtney,
190; conservation of Lanchester, 198;
oculists' stamps, 210; Memoir on Sil-
chester, 228; relics and coins found
there, 243; bronze scale-armour at
Cataractonium, 296; pottery, &c.,
found in Studley Wood, Oxon, 313;
chemical analysis of Roman beads,
351; Samian ware, coins, &c., found
at Deddington, 423.

Rosary, exhibited by Rev. C. R. Manning,

196.

Rothschild, Sir A., faience t. Henri II. in his
collection, 119.

Rural Deaneries, seals of, 75, 76.

S.

SAFFRON WALDEN, coin of Cunobeline found
there, 91; mazer there, 213.

Salt, double, exhibited by Mr. Morgan,
196; exhibited by Miss Ffarington,
321.

Samian ware, found at Hadstock, 34;
Bittern, 205; in Wales, 219; stamps

and moulds for fabricating, 313;
fragments found at Deddington, 423.
Sandwich, knightly effigy described, 292.
Scale-armour, 294; Roman, found at
Catterick, 296.

SCOTLAND.

Stone weapons found, 422.

Antiquaries of, proceedings of the
Society, 434.

SEALS, memoir on their classification, 64;
seal of Hurley Priory, Berks, 74;
Rural Deanery of Pawlett, 75; of
Hengham, 76; seal of Abbot of
Revesby, ib.; fraternity of Holy
Trinity, Cardiff, ib.; of John Bysshe,
77; of Hugh of Bourdeaux, ib.; found
at Walsingham, ib.; twined round
with a rush, ib.; of John Livet, 78;
of Pasker de Turnai, 214; of the
Abbot of Strata Florida, 231; un-
published great seal of Edward III.,

245.

Serpent-formed rings, 37; their signifi-
cation, 44.

SHARPE, Mr., his "Seven Periods of English
Architecture" noticed, 428.

SHAW, Mr., exhibits the staff of a rector

chori, 203; his "Decorative Arts of
the Middle Ages" noticed, 207, 431.
Ship, ancient, found at Southampton, 192;
represented on a sepulchral slab,

202.

SHIRLEY, Mr. E. P., extracts by, from the
Fermor accounts, 179.

SHROPSHIRE.

Vitrified stones found near Ellesmere,
196; bronze spears found near
the Wrekin, 197; remains of Gat-
acre House, 315.
SILCHESTER, Memoir on, by Mr. Maclauchlan,
227.

Silex, arrow-heads, in Mr. Brackstone's
collection, 197; weapons, &c., of, found
in Lincolnshire, 343; singular objects
from Honduras, 422.

SMIRKE, Mr., original documents relating
to Devon, 411.
SMITH, Mr. Bernhard, exhibits an axe for
brittling the stag, 93: bronze spear
from Shropshire, 197; Spanish sword,
ib.; dagger from the Thames, 321:
ancient relics from St. Domingo, 422;
matchlock guns, 427.

Smith, Mr. C. R., Samian ware in his
Museum, 34; his observations on the
Deæ Matres, 42.

Somerset, Robert Car, Earl of, miniature
by Oliver, 208.
SOMERSETSHIRE.

&c., described by Mr. Dixon, 112;
ancient canoe found, 113; Archaeo-
logical Society, proceedings of, 434.
Swerford, Alex. de, notice of his history,
281.

Swords, of early form, found at Notting-
ham, 425.

T.

TALBOT de Malahide, Lord, exhibits ena-
melled book of prayers, 93; his re-
marks on porcelain seals found in
Tara brooch, royal, so called, 90.
Ireland, 209.
Theophilus, his account of enamels termed
Thurnam, Dr., exhibits bronze pyx found
electra, 53.
in Farndale, 88; iron weapons and a
fibula from Norway, 97.

Tiles, Roman, for hypocausts, 34; medieval,
found at Eynsham Abbey, 211, 423;

made by Palissy, 196; from Tunis,
427.

Tomb of Thomas Fermor, indenture for
making, 185.

Tomkins, Mr., his notices of sculptures in

Devon, 92.

Totnes, wills relating to, 307.
Toulouse, Roman chariot wheels there,
163.

Traherne, Rev. J. M., exhibits inscription
from Cheriton Church, 423.

TRINITY COLLEGE, the President of, his
account of Roman remains at Horton,
313.

TROLLOPE, Mr., memoir on tumuli in Lin-
colnshire, 341.

Tucker, Mr., exhibits brass of Sir J. Arundel,

94.

Tunis, tiles from, exhibited, 427.

TURNER, Mr. Hudson, notices of the times
of Edward I., 45, 200.

V.

VAUDEY Abbey, remains of, 210.
Vavasour, effigy at York Minster, 89.
Venice, enamelled work in St. Mark's, 60.
VERNON, Mr. W. F., exhibits seal of Hurley
Priory, 74; his account of Jack of
Hilton, 192.

Villa, Roman, at Hadstock, 27.
Volsellæ, Roman, 34.

W.

WALES.

Gold ornaments found near Llando-