BELL & DALDY, 186, FLEET STREET; J. R. SMITH, 36, SOHO SQUARE.

1857.

DEVIZES:

PRINTED BY HENRY BULL,
SAINT JOHN STREET.

OXFORD ARCHITECTURAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY. 1904

ACCOUNT OF THE THIRD GENERAL MEETING AT CHIPPENHAM, Sept.

11th, 12th, and 13th, 1855-

Report

Articles exhibited at the Temporary Museum..

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On the History of Chippenham: By the Rev. J. E. JACKSON

19-46

On Edington Church: By the Rev. A. FANE

47-57

On Parochial Histories: By the Rev. JOHN WILKINSON

57-67

On Lanhill Barrow near Chippenham; and the Battles of Cynuit and

Ethandun: By Dr. THURNAM

67-86

Memoir of George Montagu the Ornithologist, with Pedigree: By W.

CUNNINGTON, F.G.S.

87-94

On Pilgrims' Signs found at Salisbury: By J. Y. AKERMAN, F.S.A... 94-97

Coffin Plates of Godolphin, recently discovered at East Coulston: By

the Rev. EDWARD WILTON.

97-106

The Old Market House and Great Fire at Marlborough: By F. A.

CARRINGTON, Esq.

106-114

Ancient Seals of the Borough of Marlborough: By ditto

114

Christopher Wren of East Knoyle, D.D.: By J. WAYLEN, Esq.

Who destroyed the Images at the West End of Salisbury Cathedral ?

By ditto..

115-119

119

WILTSHIRE NOTES AND QUERIES:-

129-145

The Great Bustard: By the Rev. A. C. SMITH ..

On the Self-Government of Small Manorial Communities, as exemplified

in the Manor of Castle Combe: By G. P. SCROPE, Esq., M.P....... 145-163

On a Cromlech-Tumulus called Lugbury, near Littleton Drew: And

Note on the name of Drew: By JOHN THURNAM, M.D., F.S.A. . . .

Descent of the Manor of Draycot Cerne; with Pedigree of Cerne and

Heryng: By CHARLES EDWARD LONG, Esq..

Bells of the County of Wilts, with their Inscriptions. (No. 3.)

the Rev. W. C. LUKIS...