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 Portrait of William Bray, Esq., F.S.A., the Surrey Historian. Painted and engraved by John Linnell.

View of Guildford in 1759, and a Large Map of ditto, 1739.

Views of the Crypt of Hythe Church, Kent, and of Greenstead Church, Essex. Presented by Mr. John Gardner.

Five Views of Guildford. Presented by Mr. John Nealds.

Portrait of Richard Clark, Esq., Chamberlain of London. Presented by the Committee of Chertsey Literary and Scientific Society.

Five Lithographs of Woodwork in St. Mary's Church, Leicester; Font and Cover in St. Edward's Church, Cambridge; and Interior and Exterior Views of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, Cambridge. Presented by the Ecclesiological Society.

Thirty-four, mounted on linen: twenty-eight being from Churches in Surrey, four from London, one from Middlesex, and one from Lincolnshire. Presented by Thomas R. Bartrop, Esq.

A Collection from various parts of England. Presented by C. Bridger, Esq.

Two from Guildford. Presented by Mr. John Nealds.

One from Isleworth. Presented by the Rev. R. B. Byam.

Twenty Rubbings of Surrey Brasses. By Mr. Larby, of Godalming.

The following is a List of the valuable Antiquities presented to the Society by, Esq., F.S.A., and which constitute the chief portion of our Collection:—

Three Light-coloured Lagenæ, with narrow necks and handles.

Two Roman Ampullæ and an Urn, found in Bermondsey.

Large Earthenware Amphora with two handles, the upper part covered with a bright-green glaze.

Four Small Pitcher-shaped Vessels, with narrow necks and handles.

Three Elegant Vessels with handles, and a Vase of Red Earth. Found in Queen Street, Cheapside.

Two Drinking- cups, with wide mouths and narrow feet, 6 inches high.

A Straight-sided Cup, fluted, and another of red clay.

Six Curious Drinking-cups, with handles at the feet, very narrow at the top and bottom.

A Mortarium (bearing the name of the maker, ), 13 inches in diameter: imperfect. Found in Trinity Lane.