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20. Coins of K. Henry VIII. Edward VI. Queen Elizabeth, and K. James I. Also a portrait of Q Elizabeth, from a painting in enamel. 0 1 0

21 26 The Tournament of K. Henry VII I. Feb. 12, 1510; from an ancient roll in the Heralds' Office. 0 6 0

27. The ruins of Furness abbey in Lancashire. 0 1 6

28—33. The Baron's letter in the reign of K. Edward I. Feb. 12, 1300, to Pope Boniface VIII.; with the seals appendent. 0 6 0

An antique brass head dug up at Bath in 1727. 0 1 0

35, 36. Three views of Colchester castle in Essex, with the ground plot. 0 2 0

37, 38 Tables of English gold and silver coins, shewing the several species coined in each reign. 0 3 0

59. Tetbury castle in Saffordshire. 0 1 0

40. Melborn castle in Derbyshire. 0 1 0

41. Lancaster castle 0 1 0

42. Pontefract castle in Yorkshire. 0 1 0

43. A gold seal of Pope Alexander IV.; with gold and silver coins struck in France and Flanders, relating to the history of England. 0 1 0

44. Knaresborough castle in Yorkshire. 0 1 0

45. A portrait of Dr. Tanner, Bp. of St Asaph. 0 1 0

46. Tickhill castle in Yorkshire. 0 1 0

47. A plan of Roman roads in Yorkshire. 0 1 0

48. A Roman tessellated pavement, found near Cotterstock in Northamptonshire, 1736. 0 1 6

49. An ancient chapel adjoining to the bishop's palace at Hereford. 0 1 0

50—52. Three Roman tessellated pavements found at Wellow near Bath, 1737. 0 5 0

54. Ancient seals and their reverses, from the Duchy office of Lancaster. 0 2 6

55. Gold and silver medals of Mary Queen of Scots, and Lord Darnley; with others of Queen Anne, Prince Henry, and K. Charles I. 0 1 3

56 Gold and silver coins of several English Kings, Prince Edward and Q. Elizabeth. 0 1 3

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