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This page continues the article entitled Antiquarian Society, which started on Page 180.
The next article is entitled Apollo court, and starts on Page 195.
192A N T
Num.
 
Price.
l.   s.  d.
Brought over 3   11  3
63.
 
A plan of the Tower liberties,
from a survey in 1597.
0   2  0
64. Chichester cross. 0   1  0
65.
 
Three views of the Roman
Retiarii.
0   1  0
66--68.
 
 
 
 
 
 
The portrait of Sir Ro-
bert Cotton, Bart. with two
plates of fragments of an an-
cient copy of the book of Ge-
nesis, illuminated with elegant
figures; and an historical dis-
sertation on the said book.
0   5  0
69.
 
 
The standard of ancient weights
and measures, from a table in
the Exchequer.
0   2  6
70.
 
 
 
A view of the court of wards
and liveries, as sitting; with a
brief historical account of that
court.
0   5  0
Total 4   7  9

N. B.  This first volume may be had
together for four pounds.



Num.
A N T193
Num.
 
Volume the Second.
 
Price.
l.   s.  d.
1, 2.
 
 
PLANS for rebuilding the
city of London after the great
fire.
0   2  0
3.
 
 
A portrait of Mr. Holmes,
keeper of the records in the
Tower.
0   1  0
4. Ancient deeds and seals. 0   1  0
5.
 
A view of the Savoy from the
river Thames.
0   1  0
6.
 
The warrant for beheading K.
Charles.
0   1  6
7.
 
 
 
 
 
An ancient wooden church at
Greensted in Essex, the shrine
of St. Edmund the King and
Martyr, and the seal of the ab-
bot of St. Edmund's Bury in
Suffolk.
0   1  0
8. Glocester cross. 0   1  0
9.
 
 
 
 
Three tessellated Roman pave-
ments, found at Winterton in
Lincolnshire, in 1747; with
one at Roxby, a town in that
neighbourhood.
0   2  0
10. Doncaster cross. 0   1  0
11. Sandal castle in Yorkshire. 0   1  0
0   12  6
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