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Views of Castle Ashby Church, Northamptonshire, and of the castles of Gennezano and Tivoli in Italy. Presented by the.

Cast of a portion of an inscription on a screen formerly in the church of Llanvair-Waterdine, Shropshire. (See Archæological Journal, vol. ii. p. 269.) Presented by the.

Cast of part of the armorial bearings of Sir Humphry Radcliffe, second son of Robert, first earl of Sussex, from his monument over the altar of the church of Elstow. Presented by, Esq.

Specimens of pottery, of late Roman manufacture, discovered at Alton, Hants. Presented by the.

Antiquities discovered in Ireland, including celts of stone and bronze, a bronze harp-key, a wooden mether, brooches and various personal ornaments. Presented by, Esq., M.P.

Tracings of painted glass in the library of Queen's College, Cambridge. Presented by, Esq.

Numerous impressions from sepulchral brasses. Presented by, Esq., F.S.A.; , Esq., F.S.A.; , Esq.; Mr. ; and , Esq.

A collection of casts and impressions of ancient seals. Presented by, Esq.

A small collection of impressions of conventual and personal seals, chiefly foreign. Presented by, Esq.

A collection of engravings and etchings of cathedral, abbey, and collegiate churches, from the drawings of John Buckler, Esq. Presented by, Esq., F.S.A.

Lithograph of a sculptured stone, formerly in the old chapel burying-ground at Auldbar, Brechin, mentioned by Pennant, and described in Pinkerton's Correspondence, ii. p. 412; Lithograph of the font at Auldbar. Presented by, Esq.

Representations of specimens of the ancient ring-money of Ireland. Presented by, Esq., of Cork.