THE JOURNAL OF THE Slrdjafological ^adsonation, ESTABLISHED 1843, ENCOURAGEMENT AND PROSECUTION OF RESEARCHES INTO THE ARTS AND MONUMENTS OF THE EARLY AND MIDDLE AGES. NEW SERIES, VOL. V.— 1899. London : PRINTED FOR THE ASSOCIATION. MDCCCXCIX. LONDON : BEDFORD PRESS, 20 AND 21 BEDFORDBURY, W.C. C O N T E N T S. Preface .... Rules of the Association List of Congresses Officers and Council for the Session 1898-9 List of Associates .. Local Members of the Council. Honorary Correspondents Honorary Foreign Members List of Societies exchanging Publications PAQB VII iii vii ix X xviii xix xxi xxii 1. Inaugural Address. By the Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of Peterborough ...... 1 2. Barnack Church. By the Rev. Canon Syers, M.A. . 13 3. Lathom Hospital. By Lord Melville . . .29 4. Notes on Wool  State of the Spalding Gentlemen's Society. By Marten Perry, Esq , M.D. President of the S.C.S . . . . .39 6. The Traces of the Roman Occupation in Peterborough and the surrounding District. By T. J. Walker, Esq., M.D. 51 7. Orton  connection with Cromwall and the Claypoles. By the Rev. H. J. Dukin- field Astley, M.A. . . . . .122 10. The Peterborough Gentlemen's Society. By Charles Dack, Esq . . . .141 n. Pin-Lore and the Waxen Image. By H. Syer-Cuming, V.-P., F.S.A. Scot. . . . . .161 12. A Plea for the Preservation of Manorial Court Rolls. By W. E. Foster, Esq., F.S.A. . . . .171 13. An Essex Church Tower. By Arthur Courtenay Roberts, Vicar of Dunmow ...... 209 IV Contents. PAGE 14. Some Account  222 16. Historical Notes on the Manuscripts belonging to Ramsey Abbey. By W. de G. Birch, L.L.D., F.S.A. . . 229 17. Burghley House. By J. Alfred Gotch, Esq., F.S.A. . 243 18. Bury Church and Biggin House, Ramsey, Huntingdon. By J. A. Poulter, Esq. ..... 253 19. The Archaeology and Geography of the Fenland. By Pro- fessor T. McKenny Hughes, M.A., F.R.S. . . 277 20. Tiie Welsh Marches. By C. H. Compton, Esq,, V.-P. . 300 21. Ancient Fonts in Gower. By Alfred C. Fryer, Ph.D., M.A 315 22. Old Peterborough  at Peterborough. By Thomas Walker, M.D. . . . . 345 Proceedings of the Annual Congress at Peterborough, 1898 63, 179 Proceedings of the Association .... 91, 195, 350 Election of Associates . . .91, 92, 95, 350, 352, 353 Presents to the Library . . 91,92,94,195,198,199,204,350 Annual General Meeting . ..... 200 Election of Officers for the Session 1898-9 . . .200 Hon. Secretaires' Report . . . . .201 Balance Sheet for the year ending Dec. 30, 1898 . . . 203 Obituary : — Mr. Robert Ferguson, F.S.A. Mr. George McGuire Mr. Joseph Stevens, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. Sir Henry Edward Leigh Dryden. Mr. John Thomas Mould, F.R.C.S. 206 206 207 276 355 Antiquarian Intelligence : — The Right to Bear Arms. " X," of the Saturday Revieiv . 257 Scottish Kings; a Revised Chronology oj Scottish History, 1005-1625. Sir Archibald H. Dunbar, Bart. Book Atictions iti England in the Seventeenth Century (1676 1700). John Lawler .... Old Scottish Social Life as told by the Parish Registers T. F. Thiselton-Dyer, M.A. Oxon Guide to the Church oJ St. John the Baptist in the City of Chester. Rev. Canon S. Cooper Scott (Illustrated) The Municipal Parks, Gardens, and Open Spaces of London Lieut.-Col. Sexby, V.D. (Illustrated). 260 260 262 264 265 UOl^TENTS. V PAGE A Roman Pavement neai' Dorchester . . . 266 An old Lincoln's Inn Landmark .... 266 The Tower's Secret Passage ..... 267 Ancient PileDwellings . . . . .267 Pile-Dwellings oflf the East Coast .... 268 Discovery of a Roman Camp .... 268 An Anglo-Saxon Barrow ..... 269 T'he  Derby. Andrew Oliver ....... 272 The History of the Parish of Preston in the County of Lancaster. Lieut. -Col. Fishwick, F.S.A. (Illustrated) . 273 The Story Books of Little Gidding. E. Cruwys Sharland (Illustrated) ..... 275 A History of Oxfordshire. J. Meade Falkner . .356 A History of the Castle, Town and Port of Dover. Rev. S. P. H. Statham (Illustrated) . . . 357 Hawkshead. Henry Swainson Cooper, F.S.A. (Illustrated) . 360 More Australian Legendary Tales. Mrs. K. Langloh Parker 362 Popular Studies in Mythology, etc. Nos. 1 and 2 . . 362 Egxjptian Chronology. F. G. Fleay, M.A. . . 363 Lore and Legend of the English Church. Rev. Geo. S. Tyack (Illustrated) ..... 364 Curious Epitaphs. Wm. Andrews (Illustrated) . . 365 A Catalogue Raisonne of the British Jluseuni Collection of Rubbings from Ancient Sculptured Stoyies of Scotland. Christian Maclagan . . . .366 Index ...... 367 VI CONTENTS. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. LIST OF ILLUSTEATIONS. Barnack Church. — Tower .... Ditto. — Sun Dial, with Window below Ditto. — Tower Arch . . .. Ditto. — Monument in Wall of North Chapel Ditto. — Diagrams, showing the Growth of Wool Church, Dorset. — Chancel Arch Ditto.— Font ..... Ditto. — Cresset Stone ... Traces of the Roman Occupation left  — From the South-West Ditto.— Plan ...... Ditto. — -South Aisle ..... Ditto. — Gothic Canopies in the Delamare Chapel Northborough Castle ..... Ditto. — Outer Gateway .... Ditto. — Doorway in Passage .... Chalices, Brands, and Steelyard at Maxey Carved Oak Fireplace, Woodstone Manor, Peterborough King Henry III. ..... Eleanor, second daughter of Raymond, Earl of Provence Roger Bigod, Earl of Norfolk Maud, Countess of Norfolk .... Eleanor, second daughter of Raymond, Earl of Provence Plan of Biggin House, as shown by remains. Ancient Wooden Cross, found at Higham, Leicestershire Ancient Fonts in Gower. — Oystermouth Font Ditto. — Rhossili Font Ditto. — Reynoldston Font Ditto. — Llandewi Font Ditto. — Nicholaston Font Ditto. — Oheriton Font Ditto. — Bishopston Font Ditto. — Llangenydd Font Ditto. — Llanmadoc Font Notes on two Anglo-Saxon Burial-places at Peterborough. - Brooch found at Peterborough Ditto. — Brooches, Beads, and Spindle Whorl PAGE 13 14 16 20 22 35 36 37 53 55 57 ib. 60 ib. ib. 122 124 126 128 129 130 131 191 192 210 211 212 ib. 213 255 270 318 ib. ib. ib. 319 ib. ib. ib. 319 345 346 PREFACE. The Fifth Volume of the New Series of the Journal of the British Arch^ological Assoliatiox for the year 1899 contains a considerable number of the Papers which were laid before the recent Congress at Peterborough, and of those read during the recent sessions in London, and the Proceedings of the Congress and the Evening Meetings. A vp.riety of interesting information and criticisms is also contained in the depart- ment allotted to Antiquarian Intelligence. The volume is again illustrated with numerous plates and drawings, for many of which we are indebted to the liberality of the Authors of Papers and other friends; and by this means the Association has been enabled to render the book more attractive than would otherwise have been possible. The Association is to be congratulated on its good fortune in having for its President so genial and kindly a scholar as the Eight Pev. the Lord Bishop of Peter- borough, whose Inaugural Address is a model of its kind. The thanks of the Association are also due to Bishop Mitchinson, now Master of Pembroke, for the excellent and suggestive sermon delivered by him before the Congress in Peterborough Cathedral. No very marked archaeological discoveries make the past year memorable, but among the contents of this volume will be found Papers containing the fruits of original research relating to the archaic, prehistoric, and early historic periods of the history of Great Britain; to ecclesiastical and monastic, as well as to Renascence architecture ; and to domestic and popular antiquities — VIII PREFACE. particularly as they bear upon the ancient and renowned City of Peterborough, and the country around it. Among the Papers which bear on prehistoric times, that by Prof. T. McKenny Hughes, F.S.A., deserves notice. Roman and Anorjo-Saxon remains near Peter- borough, are ably dealt with by Dr. T. J, Walker. The Charters of Eamsey Abbey ai'e very fully treated of by Dr. W. De Gray Birch, and the value of Manorial Court Roils is forcibly demonstrated by Mr. W. E. Foster, F.S.A. The parishes of Maxey, Peakirk, Xorthborough, Orton and others, are described in a series of interesting Papers, while Folk-lore and Folk-customs are strikingly delineated by Mr. Syer-Cuming and Mr. Dack. As the years pass, the area of archaeological discovery becomes necessarily more circumscribed, but this is more than compensated for by the immense amount of inexhaustible material which remains to re^-ard patient research and a more minute archseological survey. Bearing this in mind, the Association may still look forward hopefully to the future, resolved to prove more unquestionably than ever the truth of the saying : " to iraXaiov ^prjarov iaTiv." H. J. DUKIXFIELD ASTLEY. 31 December, lb99. 1899 Iritis!) 51rrl)nf0ln3irnl IsHiiriiitinu. The British Archaeological Association was founded in 1843, to in- v^estigate, preserve, and illustrate all ancient monuments of the history, manners, customs, and arts of our forefathers, in furtherance of the principles on which the Society of Antiquaries of London was esta- blished ; and to aid the objects of that Institution by rendering avail- able resources which had not been drawn upon, and which, indeed, did not come within the scope of any antiquarian or literar}' societ}'. The means by which the Association pi'oposed to effect this object are: 1. By holding communication with Correspondents throughout the kingdom, and with provincial Antiquarian Societies, as well as by intercoui'se with similar Associations in foreign countries. •2. By holding frequent and regular Meetings for the consideration and discussion of communications made by the Associates, or received from Correspondents. 3. By promoting careful observation and preservation of antiquities discovered in the progress of public works, such as railways, sewers, foundations of buildings, etc. 4. By encouraging individuals or associations in making researches and excavations, and affording them suggestions and co-operation. 5. By opposing and preventing, as far as may be practicable, all injuries with which Ancient National Monuments of every description may from time to time be threatened. G. By using every endeavour to spread abroad a correct taste for Archseology, and a just appreciation of ^Monuments of Ancient Art, so as ultimately to secure a general interest in their preservation. 7. By collecting accurate drawings, plans, and descriptions of Ancient National Monuments, and, by means of Correspondents, pre- serving authentic memorials of all antiquities not later than 1750, which may from time to time be brought to light. 8. By establishing a Journal devoted exclusively to the objects of the Association, as a means of spreading antiquarian information and maintaining a constant communication with all persons interested in such pursuits. 9. By holding Annual Congresses in different parts of the country, to examine in+o their special antiquities, to promote an interest in them, and thereby conduce to their preservation. Thirteen public Meetings are held from November to June, on the "Wednesdays given on tlie next page, during the session, at eight o'clock in the evening, for the reading and discussion of papers, and for the inspection of all objects of antiquity forwarded to the Council. To these Meetings Associates have the privilege of introducing friends. Persons desirous of becoming Associates, or of promoting in any way the objects of the Association, are requested to apply cither personally or by' letter to the Secretaries ; or to the Sub-treasurer, Samuel Rayson, Esq., 32 Sackville Street, W., to whom subscriptions, by Post Office Order or otherwise, crossed " Bank of England, W. Branch" should be transmitted. 1899 a 11 The paymeut of One Guinea annually is required of the Associates, or Fifteen Guineas as a Life Subscription, by which the Subscribers are entitled to a copy of the quarterly Journal as published, and per- mitted to acquire the publications of the Association at a reduced price. Associates are required to pay an entrance fee of One Guinea, except when the intending Associate is already a member of the Society of Antiquaries, of the Royal Archaeological Institute, or of the Society of Biblical Archaeology, in which case the entrance-fee is remitted. The annual payments are due in advance. Papers read before the Association should be transmitted to the Editor of the Association, 32, Sackville Street; if they are accepted by the Council they will be printed in the volumes of the Journal, and they will be considered to be the property of the Asso- ciation. Every author is i-esponsible for the statements contained in his paper. The published Journals may be had of the Treasurer and other officers of the Association at the following prices : — Vol. I, out of print. The other volumes, £1 : 1 each to Associates ; £1 : 11 : 6 to the public, with the exception of certain volumes in excess of stock, which may be had by members at a I'educed price on application to the Honorary Secretaries. The special volumes of Transactions of the Congresses held at Winchester and at Gloucester are charged to the public, £1 : 11 : 6 ; to the Associates, £1 : 1. By a Resolution of the Council, passed on January 18th, 1899, Associates may now procure the Volumes of the First Series (I-L), so far as still in print, at 5s. each, or the single parts at Is. Bd. each. In addition to the Juuriial, published every quarter, it has been found necessary to publish occasionally another work entitled Collec- tanea Archaiologica. It embraces papers whose length is too great for a pex"iodical journal, and such as require more extensive illus- tration than can be given in an octavo form. It is, therefore, put forth in quarto, uniform with the Archceologia of the Society of Anti- quaries, and sold to the public at 7s. 6d. each Part, but may be had by the Associates at 5s. (See coloured ivrapper of the quarterly Parts.) An Index for the first thii'ty volumes of the Journal has been prepai-ed by Walter de Gray Birch, Esq., F.S.A. Present price to Associates, 5s. ; to the public, 7s. 6d. Another Index, to volumes xxxi-xlii, the Collectanea Archceologica, and the two extra vols, for the Winchester and Gloucester Congresses, also now I'cady (uniform). Price to Associates, 10s. Qd. ; to the public, 15.s. Public Meetings held on Wednesday evenings, at No. 32, Sackville Street, Piccadilly, at 8 o'clock precisely. The Meetings for Session 1898-99 are as follows :— 1898, Nov. 2, IG ; Dec. 7. 1899, Jan. 18 ; Feb. 1, 15 ; March 1,15; April 5, 19 ; May 3 (Annual General Meeting), 17 ; June 7. Visitors will be admitted by order from Associates; or by writing their names, and those of the members by whom they are introduced. The Council Meetings are held at Sackville Street on the same day as the Public Meetings, at half-past 4 o'clock precisely. RULES OF THE ASSOCIATION. The British Archaeological Association shall consist of Patrons, Associates, Local Members of Council, Fionorary Correspondents, and Honorary Foreign ]\Ienibers. 1. The Patrons, — a class confined to members of the royal family or other illustrious persons. 2. The Associates shall consist of ladies or gentlemen elected by the Council, and who, upon the payment of one guinea entrance fee (except when the intending Associate is already a Member of the Society of Antiquaries of London, of the Pioyal Arclueological Institute, or of the Society of Biblical Archaeology), and a sum of not less than one guinea annually, or fifteen guineas as a life-subscription, shall be- come entitled to receive a copy of the quarterly Journal published by the Association, to attend all meetings, vote in the election of Otficers and Council, and admit one visitor to each of the ordinary meetings of the Association. 3. The Local Members of Council shall consist of such of the Associates elected from time to time by the Council, on the nomination of two of its members, who shall promote the views and objects of the Association in their various local- ities, and report the discovery of antiquarian objects to the Council. There shall be no limit to their number, but in their election the Council shall have regard to the extent and importance of the various localities which they will represent. The Local Members sliall be entitled to attend the meetings of the Council, to advise them, and report on matters of archreological interest which have come to their notice; but they shall not take part in the general business of the Council, or be entitled to vote on any subject. 4. The Honorary Correspondents, — a class embracing all inte- rested in tlic investigation and preservation of antiquities ; to be qualified for election on the recommendation of the President or Patron, or of two Members of the Council, or of four Associates. 5. The Honorary Foreign JNIembers shall be confined to illus- trious Or learned foreigners who may have distinguislied themselves in antiquarian pursuits. a 2 IV ADMINISTRATION. To conduct the affairs of the Association there shall be aumially elected a President, fifteen "Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer, Sub- Treasurer, two Honorary Secretaries, and eighteen otlier Asso- ciates, all of whom shall constitute the Council, and two Auditors without seats in the Council. The past. Presidents shall be ex officio Vice-Presidents for life, with the same status and privileges as the elected Vice-Presidents, and take precedence in the order of service. ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND COUNCIL. 1. The President, Vice-Presidents, members of Council, and Officers, shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting, to be held on the first Wednesday in INIay in each year. Such election shall be conducted by ballot, whicli shall continue open during at least one hour. A majority of votes shall determine tlie election. Every Associate balloting shall deliver his name to the Chairman, and afterwards put his list, filled up, into the balloting box. The presiding officer shall nominate two Scrutators, who, with one or more of the Secretaries, shall examine the lists and report thereon to the General Meeting. 2. If any member of the Council, elected at the Annual General Meeting, shall not have attended three meetings of the Council, at least, during the current session, the Council shall, at their meeting held next before the Annual IMeeting, by a majority of votes of the members present, reconnnend whether it is desirable that such member shall be eligible for re-election or not, and such recommendation shall be submitted to the Annual Meeting on the ballot papers. CHAIRMAN OF MEETINGS. 1. The President, when present, shall take the chair at all meet- ings of the Association. He shall regulate the discussions and enforce the laws of the Association. 2. In the absence of the President, the chair shall be taken by the Treasurer, or by the senior or only Vice-President present, and willing to preside ; or in default, by the senior elected Member of Council or some officer present. 3. The Chairman shall, in addition to his own vote, have a cast- ing vote when the suffrages are equal. THE TREASURER. The Treasurer shall hold the finances of the Association, dis- charge all debts previously presented to and approved of by tire Council, and shall make up his accounts to the 31st of December iu each year, aud having had his accounts audited he shall lay them before the Auniial Meeting. Two-thirds of the life-subscrip- tions received by him shall be invested in such security as the Council may approve. THE SECRET.^KIE.s. The Secretaries shall attend all meetings of the Associatiou transmit notices to the Members, and read the letters aud papers communicated to the Association. The notices of meetings of the Council shall state the business to be transacted, including the names of any candidates for the office of Vice-President or Mem- bers of Council, but not the names of proposed Associates or Hono- rary Correspondents. THE COUNCIL. 1. The Council shall superintend aud regulate the proceedings of the Association, and elect the Associates : whose names, when elected, are to be read over at the ordinary meetings. 2. The Council shall meet on the days on which the ordinary meetings of the Association are held, or as often as the business of the Association shall require, and five members shall be a quorum. 3. An extraordinary meeting of the Council may be held at any time by order of the President, or by a requisition signed by five of its members, stating the purpose thereof, addressed to the Secretaries, who shall issue notices of such meeting to every member. 4. The Council shall till up any vacancy that may occur in any of the ottices or among its own members, notice of proposed election being given at the immediately preceding Council meeting. 5. The Council shall submit a report of its proceedings to the Annual Meeting. rKOCEEDIN'GS OF THE ASSOCIATIOV. 1. The I'ldinary meetings of the Association shall be held on the tirst and third "Wednesdays in November, the first Wednesday iu December, the third Wednesday in January, the fii^st and third Wednesdays in the months from February to April inclusive, the third Wednesday in May, and the first Wednesday in June, at S o'clock in tha evening precisely, for the purpose of inspecting and conversing upon the various objects of antiquity transmitted to the Association, and such other business as the Council may appoint The Annual General fleeting of the Association shall be held on the first Wednesday in 'Slay in each year, at 4.30 p.m. precisely at which the President, Vice-Presidents, and officers of the Asso- ciation shall be elected, and such other business shall be conducted VI as may be deemed advisable for the well-being of the Association ; but none of the rules of the Association shall be repealed or altered unless twenty-eight days' notice of intention to propose such repeal or alteration shall have been given to the Secretaries, and they shall have notified the same to the Members of the Council at their meeting held next after receipt of the notice. 2. An extraordinary general meeting of the Association may at any time be convened by order of the President, or by a requisition signed by twenty Associates, stating the object of the proposed meeting, addressed to the Secretaries, who shall issue notices accordingly, stating therein the object for which the meeting is called. 3. A General Public Meeting or Congress shall be held annually in such town or place in the United Kingdom, at such time and for such period as shall be considered most advisable by the Council, to which Associates, Correspondents, and others, shall be admitted by ticket, upon the payment of one guinea, which shall entitle the bearer, and also a lady, to be present at all meetings either for the reading of papers, the exhibition of antiquities, the holding of conversazioni, or the making of excursions to examine any objects of antiquarian interest. 4. The Officers having the management of the Congress shall submit their accounts to the Council ax their next meeting after the Congress shall have been held, and a detailed account of their personal expenses, accompanied by as many vouchers as they can produce. ANNULMENT OF MEMBERSHIP. If there shall be any ground alleged, otlier than the non- payment of subscriptions, for the removal of any Associate, such gruund shall be submitted to the Council at a Special INIeeting to be summoned for that purpose, of which notice shall be given to the Associate complained of, and in default of his attending such meeting of Council, or giving a satisfactory explanation to the Council, he shall, if a resolution be passed at such meeting, or any adjournment thereof, by two-thirds at least of the members then present for such removal, thereupon cease to be a member of the Association. Provided that no such resolution shall be valid unless nine members of the Council at least (including the Chair- man) shall be present when the resolution shall be submitted to the meeting. VII LIST OF CONGRESSES. Congresses have been already held at Under the Presidency of 1841 Canterbury 1845 Winchester 1846 Gloucester 1847 "Warwick 1848 Worcester 1849 Chester 1850 Manchester & Lancaster 1851 Derby. 1852 Newark 1853 Rochester 1854 Chepstow 1855 Isle of Wight 1856 Bridgwater and Bath 1857 Norwich 1858 Salisbury 1859 Newbury 1860 Shrewsbury 1861 Exeter. 1862 Leicester 1863 Leeds. 1864 Ipswich. 1865 Durham 1866 Hastings 1867 Ludlow 1868 Cirencester 1869 St. Alban's 1870 Hereford 1871 Weymouth 1872 wolverhampto 1873 Sheffield 1874 Bristol. 1875 Evesham 1876 Bodmin and Penzance, The Lord A. D. Conyngham, K.C.H., F.R.S., F.S.A. J. Heywood, Es<5., M.P., F.R.S., F.S.A. Sir Oswald Mosley', Bt., D.C.L. The Duke of Newcastle i Ralph Bernal, Esq., M.A. ' The Earl of Perth and Melfort The Earl of Albemarle, F.S.A. The Marquess of Ailesbury The Earl of Carnarvon, F.S.A. Beriah Botfield, Esq., F.R.S., F.S.A. Sir Stafford H. Northcote, Bt. John Lee, Esq., LL.D., F.R.S., F.S.A. Lord Houghton, M.A., D.C.L., F.S.A, George Tomline, Esq., M.P., F.S.A. The Duke of Cleveland The Earl of Chichester Sir C. II. Rouse Boughton, Bt. The Earl Bathurst The Lord Lytton Chandos Wren Hoskyns, Esq., M.P. Sir W. Coles Medlicott, Bt., D.C.L, The Eakl of Dartmouth The Duke of Norfolk, E.M. Kirkman D. Hodgson, Esq., M,P. The Marquess of Hertford The Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe Vlll Congresses have been already held at Under the Presidency of 1877 Llangollen 1878 AVisBECH 1879 Yarmouth & Nouwicii 1880 Devizes 1881 Great Malvern 1882 Plymouth 1883 Dover. 1884 Tenby. 1885 Brighton 1886 Darlington and Bismol Auckland 1887 Liverpool 1888 Glasgow 1889 Lincoln. 1890 Oxford. 1891 York 1892 Cardiff. 1893 Winchester 1894 Manchester 1895 Stoke-on-Trent 1896 London and Home Counties. 1897 Conway. 1898 Peterborough Sir Watkin W. Wynn, Bart., M.P. The Earl of Hardwicke The Lord Waveney, F.R.S. The Earl Nelson Lord Alwyne Compton, D.D., Dean OF Worcester The Duke of Somerset, K.G. The Earl Granville, K.G. The Bishop of St. David's The Duke of Norfolk, E.M. The Bishop of Durham Sir J. A. Picton, F.S.A. The Marquess of Bute, K.T., LL.D. The Earl of Winchilsea and Not- tingham The Marquess of Ripon, K.G. The Bishop of Llandaff The Earl of Nortulsrook, G. C.S.I. The Duke of Sutherland, K.G. Colonel Sir Walter Wilkin. The Lord Mostyn. The Bishop of Peterborough. IX OFFICERS AND COUNCIL FOR THE SESSION, 1898-9. President. THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH. Vice-Presidents. Ex officio — The Duke of Nokfolk, K.G., E.M.; The Duke of Sutherland, K.G.; The Makquess of Bute, K.T., LL.D.; The Makquess of Ripon, K.G., G.C.S.I.; The Eakl of Mouxt-Edgcumbe ; The Eakl Nelson; The Eakl of Northbrook, G.C.S.I.; The Lord Bishop of Llandaff, D.D., F.S.A. ; The Lord Mostyn ; Sir Charles H. Rouse Bough- ton, Bart. ; Coloxel Sir Walter Wilkin. Waltei; de Gray Birch. Esq., Sir John Evans, K.C.B., D.C.L., LL.D., F.S.A. LL.D., D.Sc, F.R.S., F.S.A. Thomas Blashill, Esq., F.Z.S. Colonel George Lambert, F.S.A. Cecil Brent, Esq., F.S.A. Chas. Lytjam, Esq., F.S.A. Arthur Gates, Esq. J. S. Phene, Esq., LL.D., F.S.A., C. H. CoMPTON, Esq. F.G.S., F.K.G.S. William Henry Cope, Esq., F.S.A. Sir Albert Woods, K.C.M.G., F.S.A. H. Syer Cuming, Esq., F.S.A. Scot. {Garter King of Arms). Honorary Treasurer. Thomas Blashill, Esq., 20, Tavistock Square, W.C. Sub-Treasurer. Samuel Ray'Son, Esq., o2, Sackville Street, W. Honorary Secretaries. George Patrick, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., 16, Red Lion Square, "W.C. Rev. H. J. Dukinfield Astley, IM.A., The Vicarage, East Rudham, King's Lynn. Council. I. Chalkley Gould, Esq. A. Oliver, Esq. Richard Horsfall, Esq. Thomas F. Peacock, Esq., F.S.A. Robert Hovenden, Esq., F.S.A. I Lieut.-Colonel Probyn. W. E. Hughes, Esq. W. 11. Rylands, Esq., F.S.A. Richard Duppa Lloyd, Esq. R. E. Wat, Esq. F.R.Hist.S. C. J. Williams, Esq. J. T. Mould, Esq. i Benjamin Winstone, Esq., M.D. W. J. Nichols, Esq. | Auditors. Cecil T. Davis, Esq. | T. Cato Worsfold, Esq. ^viti^t aicljaeologifal ^^^ocintmh LIST OF ASSOCIATES. 1899. The past-Preslde)its marked * are 'permanent Vice-Presidents. The letter l denotes Life-Members^ and C, Congress Memhers for the Year. THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF PETERBOROUGH. PRESIDENT. Date of Election. L. 1857 Amherst of Hackney, The Right Hon. Lord, F.S.A., Did- lingfcon Park, Brandon, Norfolk 18G5 Armstrong, The Right Hon. Lord, Cragside, Rothbury L. 1871 Aldam, William, Esq., Frickley Hall, Doncaster I.. 1851 Alger, John, Esq. L. 1857 Allen, W. E., Esq. 1890 American Geographical Society, New York (care of B. F. Ste- vens, Esq., 4 Trafalgar Square, W.C.) 1869 Andrews, Charles, Esq., Farnham, Surrey 1874 Army and Navy Club, St. James's Square, S.W. 1877 Ashby, Thomas, Esq., Hotel Continental, Rome 1898 Ash, Miss, 38 Evelyn Mansions, Carlisle Place, S.W. 1894 Astley, the Rev. H. J. Dukinfield, M.A., Eo)i. Secretary, East Rudham, King's Lynn 1876 Athenaeum Club, Pall Mall, S.W. 1888 Bute, The Marqdess of, K.T., LL.D., Vice-President* Mount Stuart, Isle of Bute, N.B. L. 1857 Bateman, The Right Hon. Lord, Carlton Club, S.W. 1872 Baker, Rev. Preb. Sir Talbot R.B., Bart.,Ranston, Blandford 1880 BoiLEAU, Sir Francis G. M., Bart., Ketteringham Park, Wy- mondham L. 1860 Boughton, Sir Charles Rouse, Bart., Vice-President* Down- ton Hall, Ludlow 1885 Bagster, R., Esq., Paternoster Row, E.C. 1884 Baker, Ernest E., Esq., Dunkery, Weston-super-Mare LIST OF ASSOCIATES. XI 180G Bailey, T. S., Esq., School Board for London, Victoria Embankment, W.C. 1899 Bannerman, W. B., Esq., F.S.A. Scot. ; P.G.S., F.R.G.S., F.R.Hist.S., The Lindens, Sydenham Road, Croydon 1897 Barrett, Frank Ashley, Esq., The Hollies, Mason Hill, Bromley, Kent L. 1876 Bayly, Robert, Esq., Torr Grove, Plymouth 1898 Bennett-Goldney, Francis, Esq., Goodnestone Park, near Dover 1879 Bensly, W. T., Esq., LL.D., F.S.A., Diocesan Registry, Norwich 1879 Birch, Rev. C. G. 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