I.—Notes on some of the Antique and Renaissance Gems and Jewels
in Her Majesty's Collection at Windsor Castle. By C. DRURY
E. FORTNUM, Esq. F.S.A. -

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II.-On the Site of the Homeric Troy. By Dr. HENRY SCHLIEMANN 29-52
III.-An Account of Discoveries made in Celtic Tumuli near Dover,
Kent. By CUMBERLAND HENRY WOODRUFF, Esq. F.S.A.

IV. On the Parish Books of St. Margaret-Lothbury, St. Christopher-
le-Stocks, and St. Bartholomew-by-the-Exchange, in the City of
London. By EDWIN FRESHFIELD, Esq. M.A. F.S.A.

53-56

57-123

124-126

V.-An Holograph Will of Edward Grimston, Esquire, made in 1449.
Communicated by JOSEPH JACKSON HOWARD, Esq. LL.D. F.S.A.;
with some Remarks by CHARLES SPENCER PERCEVAL, Esq. LL.D.
Vice-President
VI.-On the different styles of Pottery found in Ancient Tombs in the
Island of Cyprus. By THOMAS B. SANDWITH, Esq. H.B.M. Vice-
Consul

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127-142

VII.-The Early Statutes of the Cathedral Church of the Holy Trinity,
Chichester, with Observations on its Constitution and History.
By MACKENZIE E. C. WALCOTT, B.D. F.S.A. Præcentor of
Chichester -

143-234

235-250

251-266

VIII.-A Criticism of the Life of Rollo, as told by Dudo de St. Quentin.

By HENRY H. HOWORTH, Esq. F.S.A.

IX.-Notes on a Sword found in Catterdale, Yorkshire, exhibited by

Lord Wharncliffe, and on other Examples of the same kind. By

AUGUSTUS W. FRANKS, Esq. Vice-President

X.-On Wall Decorations in Sectile Work as used by the Romans,

with special reference to the Decorations of the Palace of the Bassi

at Rome. By ALEXANDER NESBITT, Esq. F.S.A.

XI.-On Glass Beads with a Chevron Pattern. By JOHN BRENT, Esq.

267-296

F.S.A.

297-308

XII.-On an Examination of the Tombs of Richard II. and Henry III.

in Westminster Abbey. By the Very Rev. ARTHUR PENRHYN

STANLEY, D.D. F.S.A. Dean of Westminster

309-327

XIII.-Notes on the Keep, the Roman Pharos, and the Shafts at the Shot

Yard Battery, Dover Castle. By LIEUTENANT W. EMERSON

PECK, R.E. Communicated through Her Majesty's Secretary of

PAGE

State for War

328-336

XIV. - On Flint Workings at Cissbury, Sussex. By ERNEST HENRY

WILLETT, Esq.

337-348

XV.-Note on the Milites Stationarii of the Romans. By HENRY

SALUSBURY MILMAN, Esq. M.A. F.S.A.

XVI.-An Account of Researches in Ancient Circular Dwellings near

Birtley, Northumberland. By the Rev. G. ROME HALL, F.S.A.

Vicar of Birtley

349-354

355-374

375-384

385-404

XVII.—On the Alban Necropolis, said to have been covered up by a

Volcanic Eruption. Communicated through W. M. WYLIE, Esq.

F.S.A. by PADRE RAFFAELE GARRUCCI, Hon. F.S.A.

XVIII.-An Account of the Excavations made on the Site of the Chapter-

house of Durham Cathedral in 1874. By the Rev. J. T. FOWLER,

M.A. F.S.A. Local Secretary for Durham

XIX.-Further Researches in an Anglo-Saxon Cemetery at Frilford,

with Remarks on the Northern Limit of Anglo-Saxon Cremation in

England. By GEORGE ROLLESTON, Esq. M.D. F.R.S. F.S.A. 405-410

XX.-Notice of the Discovery of a Cist and its Contents at Moorhouse

Farm, Brougham, Westmoreland. By Professor ROBERT HARK-

NESS, F.R.S. F.G.S. and Mr. VALLANCE STALKER

XXI.-On the Byzantine Origin of the Church of St. Vitalis at Ravenna,

with Remarks on other Churches in that City. By EDWIN FRESH-

FIELD, Esq. F.S.A.

411-416

417-426

427-461

XXII.-Remarks on some Charters and other Documents relating to the

Abbey of Robertsbridge, in the County of Sussex, in the possession

of the Rev. J. H. Blunt, M.A. F.S.A. By CHARLES SPENCER

PERCEVAL, Esq. LL.D. Director

XXIII.-Notes on the Discovery of a Roman Villa at Holcombe, Devon.

By Captain JOHN SACKVILLE SWANN, F.S.A. F.G.S. in a Letter

to AUGUSTUS W. FRANKS, Esq. Vice-President

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462-465

XXIV. On the Discovery of Anglo-Saxon Remains at Desborough, North-

amptonshire. By the Rev. ROBERT SIBLEY BAKER, Rector of

Hargrave -

466-471

LIST OF PLATES.

PLATE

I. Cameo, the Emperor Claudius, from the Royal Collection
Windsor Castle

II. Cameos

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6

12

14

16

XVI. Iron Swords and Bronze Sheaths found in England

XVIII. Roman Wall Decoration in Opus Sectile-Rape of Hylas

XIX. Roman Wall Decoration in Opus Sectile

273

274

XX. Wall Decoration of Glass

276

XXI. Portion of the Bassian Basilica, from a drawing by Sangallo -

XXII. Glass Beads with chevron pattern

XXIII. Engraving on Metal Table of the Tomb of Henry III.

XXIV. Plan of Dover Castle -

XXV. Elevation and Section of the Pharos, Dover Castle

XXVI. Plan and Sections of Camp and Pit at Cissbury

XXVII. Ground Plans of Grimes Graves and Cissbury

335

338

342

PLATE

XXVIII. Ancient British Town, with circular dwellings, near Birtley,

XXX. Plan of Eastern Part of Chapter House, Durham Cathedral

XXXI. Crozier-head and Ferules found on the site of the Chapter

House, Durham

XXXII. Portions of Vestments, Durham

XXXIII. Anglo-Saxon Urns from Sancton, Yorkshire

XXXIV. Plans of the Churches of St. Vitalis, Ravenna, and SS. Ser-

gius and Bacchus, Constantinople

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357

358

386

388

403

409

417

418

424

468

XXXV. View of St. Vitalis, Ravenna

XXXVI. Capitals from St. Vitalis, Ravenna, and SS. Sergius and

Bacchus, Constantinople

XXXVII. Episcopal Chair of Ivory, Cathedral of Ravenna

XXXVIII. Roman Iron Implements, and Plan and Sections of Roman

Villa at Holcombe, Devon

XXXIX. Hinge and Gold Necklace found in Anglo-Saxon Graves at

Desborough, Northamptonshire

NOTE.-Plates XXXIV.-XXXVII. have been presented by Edwin Freshfield,
Esq. F.S.A.

Owing to an accidental transposition, Plates XXVIII. and XXIX. are erroneously paged 351 and
352 respectively.