On the Roman Topography of East Lancashire, by T. T. Wilkinson, F.R.A.S. Notice of an Early Conventual Cemetery in Wirral, by Henry Ecroyd Smith, Esq. Plate. PROCEEDINGS. A Paper on the Varieties of the Scolopendrium Vulgare found in Great Britain and Ireland, with Illustrative Specimens, by John Thomas Towson, F.R.G.S.-Presentation to the late Secretary, &c. VOLUME XVIII. (NEW SERIES, VOL. VI.) 1865-66. Changes on the Sea coast of Lancashire and Cheshire, by the Rev. A. Hume, D.C.L., Vice-President. Five plates. Further Observations on the Alleged Submarine Forests on the Shores of Liverpool Bay and the River Mersey. In reply to Dr. Hume's communication of 10th July, 1865. By Joseph Boult, F.R.I.B.A. On the Microscopic Fungi of the District around Liverpool, by R. G. McLeod, Esq. Some interesting Features of a neglected Roman Station, Brough-underStainmoor, by Mr. H. Ecroyd Smith. Two plates. The Lakeland of Lancashire: No. II, Hawkshead Parish, by A. Craig Gibson, F.S.A., Hon. Curator. Numismatic History of England. (from 1066 to the present time,)—Part II, by F. J. Jeffery, F.G.H.S. Two plates. Notabilia of the Archæology and Natural History of the Mersey District, during three years 1863-4-5, compiled by Mr. Henry Ecroyd Smith. Four plates and wood cut. Notice of a recent Disruption of Soil at Rimrose Brook, Bootle, by Mr. Henry Ecroyd Smith. Plate. Original Letter, referring to the Pretender's march into England in 1745, contributed by General the Hon. Sir E. Cust. Ancient British Remains at Over Darwen, by Charles Hardwick, Esq. Plate. Discovery of a Roman Hoard in East Lancashire, by Charles Hardwick, Esq. PROCEEDINGS. VOLUME XIX. (NEW SERIES, VOL. VII.) 1866-67. Address to the Members of the Society, by Joseph Mayer, F.S.A., President. Edmund Spenser and the East Lancashire Dialect, by T. T. Wilkinson, Inventory of Whalley Abbey, by Mackenzie E. C. Walcott, B.D., Præcentor and Prebendary of Chichester. The Lakeland of Lancashire: No. III, The Two Conistons, by A. Craig Gibson. Two plates. Pickings-up and Jottings-down concerning Books and their Authors. By David Buxton, F.R.S.L., Hon. Librarian. The Atlantic Telegraphs; a Description of the Manufacture, Laying, and Working of the Cables of 1865 and 1866, with an explanation of the means employed for recovering the Lost Cable of 1865, by Edward B. Bright, F.R.A.S. Two plates. Archæology of the Mersey District, 1866, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. Two plates. The Introduced Plants of the Liverpool District, 1866, by H. S. Fisher, Esq. An Outline of the Origin and Development of Banks and Financial Institutions, by B. L. Benas, Esq. Additional Notes on the Ancient Seal of Liverpool, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. PROCEEDINGS. This volume contains the Revised Code of Laws, &c. VOLUME XX. (NEW SERIES, VOL. VIII.) 1867-68. Address to the Members of the Society, by Joseph Mayer, F.S.A., President. The Lakeland of Lancashire: No. IV,-Yewdale-Tilberthwaite-Little Architectural and Archæological Sketch of the Romano-British Period, with reference to the Excavations at Wroxeter, by Henry H. Vale, F.R.I.B.A. Archæology in the Mersey District, 1867, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. Three plates. An Ancient British Cemetery at Wavertree, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. Two plates. The Historical Topography of Aigburth and Garston, by Joseph Boult, F.R.I.B.A. Plate. On the Preparations of the County of Kent to resist the Spanish Armada. From the MS. Papers of Roger Twisden, Esquire, J.P., and Captain of the Light Horse of the Lathe of Aylsford, A.D. 1585-1596, by Joseph Mayer, F.S.A., President. Illustrations of British Antiquities, derived from objects found in South America, by the Rev. A. Hume, D.C.L., F.S.A., Vice-President. Four plates and sixty-eight wood-cuts. Land and Fresh-water Shells of Great Britain, by Thos. Gibson, Esq. Plate. PROCEEDINGS. VOLUME XXI. (NEW SERIES, VOL. IX.) 1868-69. Address to the Members of the Society, by Joseph Mayer, F.S.A., President. Notices of Roman-British Culinary Vessels, discovered in North Wales, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. Plate. The Last Popular Risings in the Lancashire Lake Country, by A. Craig Gibson, F.S.A., Hon. Curator. Observations on Population Statistics: Part I, by Thomas A. Welton, F.S.S. On Population Statistics: Part II, by Thomas A. Welton, F.S.S. Diagram. Notice of a Medieval Signaculum of the Anglo-Saxon Saints Edwyn and Ecgwyn, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. Plate. On some Oriental Geographers, by F. Boyle, F.G.S. Archæology in the Mersey District, 1868, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. Plate. On the Gains and Losses in Historic Progress, by D. Buxton, F.R.S.L., Hon. Sec. The so-called "Petrified Human Eyes," from the Graves of the Ancient Indians, at Arica, Peru, by the Rev. A. Hume, D.C.L., Vice-President. Biographical Sketch of the late H. L. Elmes, Esq., Architect of St. George's Hall, by J. T. Kilpin, Esq. Medieval Signaculum of Saints Edwin and Ecgwyn: Supplemental and Correctional Note, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. PROCEEDINGS. VOLUME XXII. (NEW SERIES, VOL. X.) 1869-70. Address to the Members of the Society, by the Rev. A. Hume, D.C.L., LL.D., President. The Grammar School, Burnley, by T. T. Wilkinson, F.R.A.S. Facts and Suggestions connected with Primary Education, with illustrations from the Borough of Liverpool, by the Rev. Dr. Hume, President. On the Political Economy of Great Britain; Part I, Public Indebtedness. By B. L. Benas, Esq. On the Political Economy of Great Britain: Part II,-The Poor Laws, by B. L. Benas, Esq. The Origin and History of the Warrington Blue Coat School, by John Bowes, Master of the Institution. Wood-cut. Biographical Sketch of William Everard, Architect and Surveyor, 1723-1792, by J. T. Kilpin, Esq. The Early Inhabitants of Lancashire and the neighbouring Counties, and Remains of their Mythology and Local Nomenclature, by Charles Hardwick, Esq. On Greek Coinage, by B. L. Benas, Esq. A Littoral Survey of the Port of Liverpool, by Edward Eyes. With Additions and Emendations from the Original Note Books, by Joseph Boult, F.R.I.B.A. On Current German Thalers, by S. Smith, jun., Esq. Archæology in the Mersey District, 1869, by Henry Ecroyd Smith. Two plates. PROCEEDINGS. VOLUME XXIII. (NEW SERIES, VOL. XI.) 1870-71. Address to the Members of the Society, by the Rev. A. Hume, D.C.L., LL.D., President. Reliques of the Anglo-Saxon Churches of St. Bridget and St. Hildeburga, West Kirkby, Cheshire, by Henry Ecroyd Smith, Hon. Curator. Five plates. On the Art of Pottery, by Joseph Mayer, F.S.A., Vice-President. An Essay on Songs and Ballads, illustrated from Shakspeare and those current in Lancashire, by the late John Harland, F.S.A., and T. T. Wilkinson, F.R.A.S. Archæology in the Mersey District, 1870, by Henry Ecroyd Smith, Hon. Curator. Three plates. On Recent Discoveries at the Roman Site at Wilderspool, near Warrington, by James Kendrick, M.D. Two maps and plate. Inventory of Church Goods and Chantries, in Cheshire, temp. Edward VI, by the Rev. Mackenzie E. C. Walcott, B.D., F.S.A. The Early Works of Eminent Men, by David Buxton, Ph.Dr., F.R.S.L., Hon. Secretary. PROCEEDINGS. VOLUME XXIV. (NEW SERIES, VOL. XII.) 1871-72. The Hide of Land; by Jos. Boult, F.R.I.B.A. De Tactionibus; or, some Problems on Contact, as treated geometrically by Apollonius, Vieta, and Swale, by T. T. Wilkinson, F.R.A.S. Fifteen diagrams. Inventory of Stanlowe, on the banks of the Mersey, by the Rev. Mackenzie E. Walcot, B.D., &c. On the remains of some Old Bloomeries formerly existing in Lancashire, by A few Remarks on the Architecture of Chester, by Alfred Rimmer, Esq. The Fee of Makerfield, with an Account of some of its Lords the Barons of cuts. Archæology in the Mersey District, 1871, by H. Ecroyd Smith, Esq. One Plate. Notes on the presence of the Bear (Ursus) in the British Isles, by James Paterson, Esq. Remarks on the Chameleon, by J. T. Towson, F.R.A.S. Fragments from Forgotten Folios; No. I-The less known Works of Francis Quarles, by David Buxton, Ph.D., F.R.S.L. PROCEEDINGS. Annual Report, &c.-President's Address.-Note on a Map of Cheshire.Curious Window in Bowness Church.-Box containing relics of Henry VI.-Excursion.-Donations. PART II. LIST OF AUTHORS, SHOWING THE PAPERS READ BY EACH. Part I gives an account specially of the Papers which were printed :-Part II of those which were read. Of these latter, some were printed in extenso, some were abridged, and some wholly omitted. In Volume VII, the Transactions were for the first time separated from the Proceedings, and the latter were on that occasion separately paged with an asterisk. (See CLEMENTS.) The same mark, prefixed to the title of a Paper indicates that the Title only is recorded in the volume. (See Aspland.) In a few instances, the title of a Paper was given in the Proceedings of the Session to which it belonged, and the Paper itself was printed in a subsequent volume. It is therefore noticed twice; and the word "Transactions" precedes the reference to the full Memoir. (See DAWSON.) ASHFIELD, C. J. On the Flora of Preston and its neighbourhood. Part I,-x, 143; Part II,-xii, 127; Part III,—xiv, 75; Part IV,—xvii, 181. ASPLAND, REV. BROOKE. *Dukinfield; a Cheshire Village in the Olden Time, x, 345. ATHERTON, HENRY. The Manufacture of Cobalt, vii, 40. AUDSLEY, G. A. *The Art of Illuminating during the Middle Ages; and its Modern Application, xii, 232. AYRTON, WILLIAM. Notice of recent Discoveries at Chester, i, 79. BAAR, REV. DR. On the Life and Writings of Schiller, xv, 21. *On the Idea of Shakspeare's "Midsummer Night's Dream," xv, 250. The Moral Ideals of Shakspeare, xvi, 149. *The influence of Pestalozzi in the Development of Education, xvi, 241. *A Lady's Library, xvii, 294. BAINES, THOMAS. Historical Notes on the Valley of the Mersey, previous to the Norman The Roman Occupation of Lancashire and Cheshire, x, 342. |
