Archaeologia Aeliana 1st Series, Vol. 2, 1832
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MacGregor, J.: A Letter to James Losh, Esq., one of the Vice-Presidents of the Antiquarian Society, of Newcastle upon Tyne, containing an Inquiry into the Age of the Porch of St. Margaret's Church, York. 1
Hodgson, Thomas: Observations on some Roman Altars and Inscriptions, erected by a Cohort of the Tungri, and found at Castle-Steeds, or Cambeck Fort, in Cumberland. 80
Trevelyan, W. C.: Copies of various Papers, relating to the Family of Thornton, of Witton Castle, in the County of Northumberland, some of them bearing the Signatures of Charles I. and Oliver Cromwell. 93
Trevelyan, W. C.: The Copy of an Indenture preserved amongst the Records of University College, Oxford, dated 1404, between Walter, Bishop of Durham, and the Master of that College. 99
Baker, Rev. Thomas: Account of a Discovery of some Remains of Trees, within Sea Mark, at Whitburn, in the County of Durham. 100
Trevelyan, W. C.: Extracts (being Warrants and Orders issued by King Henry the Eighth of England, and William the First of Scotland) from a Pedigree of the Family of Lambert, attested by Camden; W. Segar, Garter; R. St. George, Norroy; R. Tresswell, Somerset; in the Possession of Sir Charles Miles Lambert Monck, Bart., of Belsay. 101
Hamper, William: Explanation of the Inscription on a Bell at Heworth Chapel, in the County of Durham. 105
Hodgson, Christopher: An Account of some Antiquities found in a Cairn, near Hesket-in-the-Forest, in Cumberland. 106
Trevelyan, W. C.: An Account of some Roman Remains, discovered on the Coast of Durham, in the Year 1816. 110
Hamper, William: An Account of a Runic Inscription on an ancient Cross, discovered at Lancaster, in the Year 1807. 111
Trevelyan, W. C.: Copy of an Indenture respecting Apparel made in the Time of Richard the Second, between the Lady Joane de Calverley and Robert Derethorne. 113
Chapman, William: An Account of some Antiquities presented to the Society. 115
Trevelyan, W. C.: Copy of a Letter written by Queen Elizabeth to Frederick II., of Denmark. 120
Hodgson, Rev. J.: Observations on an ancient Roman Road called Wrekendike, and particularly of that Branch of it which led from the Mouth of the Tyne, at South Shields, to Lanchester, in the County of Durham. By the Rev. J. Hodgson, Secretary. 123
Hodgson, Rev. John: An Account of the Life and Writings of Richard Dawes, A. M., late Master of the Royal Grammar School, and of the Hospital of St. Mary, in the Westgate, in Newcastle upon Tyne. 137
Bell, John: An Account of some Roman Antiquities which were sold in Newcastle, in 1812. 167
Trevelyan, W. C.: An Account of a curious Sculpture at Bridlington Church, Yorkshire. 168
Trevelyan, W. C.: An Account of the Tomb of Philippa, Queen of Eric Pomeranus, King of Denmark, and Daughter of Henry IV. of England. 169
Trevelyan, W. C.: Some Account of the Rectory of Bromfield, in the County of Cumberland. 171
Coulson, Lt.-Col. J. Blenkinsopp, and Hutton, W.: Accounts of some ancient Wooden Coffins discovered not far from Haltwhistle, in the County of Northumberland. 177
Bosworth, Rev. J.: The Origin and Formation of the Gothic Tongues, but particularly the Anglo-Saxon. 189
Hodgson, Rev. J.: Account of an old Inscription at Lanercost, Cumberland. 197
Trevelyan, W. C.: Several old Letters relating to the Nevills, one of them bearing the Signature of Richard III. as Duke of Gloucester. 199
Fox, G. T.: An Account of a Runic Inscription discovered in Baffin's Bay. 203
Hedley, Rev. A.: An Account of some Roman Shoes lately discovered at Whitley Castle, Northumberland. 205
Trevelyan, W. C.: Some Account of a Cairn opened near Netherwitton, in the County of Northumberland. 207
Hutton, Wm., and Hodgson, Chr.: An Account of some Roman Coins discovered near Brampton, in Cumberland. 209
Hixon, John: Account of some ancient Instruments found in quarrying Stone on the South Side of Roseberry Topping, in 1826. 213
Hodgson, Rev. John: An Account of the Chartulary of Brinkburn, with some Notices respecting those of the Abbies of Newminster and Alnwick, in the County of Northumberland, of Lanercost in Cumberland, and of Shap in Westmorland. 214
Trevelyan, W. C.: The Household Expenses, for one Year, of Philip, third Lord Wharton. 224
Bell, John: An Account of the Remains of a Chapel, or Church, and Kirk Garth, near Low Gosforth House, in the County of Northumberland. 243
Smart, John: An Account of a Roman Road in Northumberland. 246
Fryer, Joseph H.: An Account of certain Articles taken from the Graves of the ancient Peruvians, in the Neighbourhood of Arica, on the West Coast of South America. 248
Empson, Charles: An Account of some Golden Articles brought from South America, laid before the Society on the 6th February, 1828, with Remarks thereon. 252
Faber, Rev. G. S.: Explanation of some of the South American Figures described by Mr. Empson,. 256
Bell, John: Some Account of the Bronze Statue of James II., supposed to have formerly stood on the Sandhill, Newcastle. 260
Hodgson, Christopher: Account of a Roman Inscription found at Old Penrith. 265
Howard, Henry: Account of a Golden Armlet found near Aspatria, in the County of Cumberland. 267
Trevelyan, W. C.: An Account of some Letters at Eshton Hall, Yorkshire, relating to the Nunnery of St. Bartholomew, in Newcastle upon Tyne. 269
Hodgson, R. W.: Abridgments, in English and Latin, of Fifteen Original Ancient Deeds respecting the Manor of Offerton, in the County of Durham. 273
Cook, Capt. Samuel E.: Papers relative to the Murder of Lord Francis Russell, at Hexpethgate-head, on the Middle Marches, between England and Scotland, accompanied by an explanatory Letter from the Rev. John Hodgson. 287
Brown, Thos.: Observations on Mr. Brand's Opinion respecting the Origin of the Prior's Haven, at Tynemouth. 297
Petrie, Henry: The Great Roll of the Half of the Sixth Year of King Richard the First, beginning in July, 1194, and ending in January, 1195; also for Easter Term, in the Seventh Year of King John. From the Originals in the Tower of London. 304
Hodgson, C.: Account of an ancient Pitcher, found in digging the Foundations for a New Gaol, at Carlisle 313
Blackbird, Russell: Account of the Discovery of a Stone Vault and Urn, at Villa Real, near Jesmond. 315
Brockett, John Trotter: A List of the Freeholders of Northumberland, in 1628 and 1638-9. 316
Hodgson, R. W.: A Rental of the Principality of Redesdale; copied from an original Roll, in the possession of William John Charlton, of Hesleyside, Esq., with some Notes by the Rev. John Hodgson. 326
MacGregor, John: An Inquiry into the State of Literature and the Arts among the Ancient Tuscans, 339
---, A Letter from the Corporation of Newcastle upon Tyne, to the Mayor and Aldermen of Berwick. 366
---, Some Additional Particulars relative to the Stone Coffins found in Chatton Church-yard. 368
Bell, Thomas Charles: Rutupiarum Reliquiæ; or, an Account of the celebrated Roman Station Rutupiæ, near Sandwich, in the County of Kent; with Remarks on Julius Caesar's Landing Place, in Britain. 369
Hodgson, Rev. John: Antient Charters respecting Monastical and Lay Property in Cumberland, and other Counties in the North of England; from Originals in the possession of Wm. John Charlton, of Hesleyside, Esq., accompanied with Abstracts of them in English, and some prefatory and illustrative Remarks. 381
Hodgson , John: An Account of the ancient Ruined Chapel at East Shaftoe, in the Parish of Hartburn, and County of Northumberland. 412
Hodgson, C.: Account of two Roman Inscriptions. 419
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