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402 INDEX. legend, ib. ; bronze ribbed blade, from Ireland, 1 86 ; pins, brooches, harp-pin, &e., 200 ; Irish antiquities, 387. Brailsford, Mr., exhibits bronze celts found at Romford, 302. Brasses, sepulchral, at St. David's, 98 ; palimpsest figure at Norwich, ib. ; of Washington family, 119; palimpsest escutcheon from tomb of Paston family, ib. ; proposed publication of Northamp- Celts, stone, found in Glamorganshire, 11; near Reigate, 194 ; fragment of, near Fleam Dyke, 229 ; specimens in Tower Armory, 305. Chahce, fonus of, "289 ; change of, in Pro- testant times, 290 ; exhibited by Mr. Forrest, 298. Cheshire. Bronze tablets found in, 9 ; mural paintings at Gawsworth, 101. tonshire brasses, 124 ; in Oxford Chessmen, of walrus tooth, ^from Norfolk, Cathedral, 157 ; in Germany, at Fader- born and Lubeck, 201, 294 ; of Mantell family, 300 ; palimpsest escutcheon, ib., 385. Brass, engraved case of, for a book, 108. lireuil le Vei-t, church described, 65. Brickwork, decorative, in Normandy, 15. Bright, Mr., exhibits bronze fish-hook, 387. Bristol, architectui-al remains found at, 382. British Museum, Report of British anti- quities there, 7 ; Roman oculist's stamp from St. Albans, 187 ; stone celt, pre- sented by Mr. Glutton, 194 ; antiquities from Suffolk purchased, 303 ; Saxon remains found at Ringwould presented, 304. Bronze, weapons of, found near the river Wandle, 7 ; moulds for casting, found in Devon, 185. See Celti. Brooch, silver,from Westmoreland, 90 ; from Tunis, ib. ; from Carisbrook, 110; Saxon, 115 ; mediaeval, in Mr. Whin- copp's museum, 116 ; Saxon, from Warwickshire, 179 ; late Roman and mediaeval, 195 ; Irish, 200 ; Roman, 230 ; bronze, from Dorset, 297 ; in- scribed, in ilr. Fitch's collection, 297. Broughton,Hauts, sepulchral urn found at, 1 2. Buckle, Saxon, 116 ; Roman, 230 ; Saxon, found at Ringwould, 304. Buckman, Professor, his Report on dis- coveries at Cirencester, 9l. Burgess, Mr., notice of mosaic pavement in London, 297. Burtt, Mr., communicates docviment relating to Salisbury, 103. Cambridge. Seal of Grey Friars, 99. Cambridgeshire. Excavation at the Fleam Dyke, 226. Cambi'onne, France, chm-ch noticed, 66. Carausius, unpublished coin of, 194. Carisbrook, brooch found at, 110 ; enamelled scutcheon, 200. Caton, Mr., tankai'd exhibited by, 119. Cauffry, church noticed, 68. Celts, bronze, found in Surrev, 8 ; in Devon, 186; Romford, 302 ; " Exning, 303; Ireland, 386 ; South Petherton, 387 ; cruciform, in Mr. Brackstone's col- lection, ib. 195 ; of jet, from Warrington, 304. Chester, Mr. J. Greville, communicates discovery of javelin heads at Blenheim, 112; painted panel at Loddon, 113; chess-piece, found in Norfolk, 195 ; enamelled ciborium, from Sudbury, 388. Chisel, bronze, 303. Cist, Roman, found at Binstead, Hants, 12. Clarke, Mr., memoir on Battle of Ashdown, 320 Clayton, Mr., his assurance of welcome at Newcastle, 307 ; entertains the Insti- tute at Homesteads, 371 ; observations on law of Treasure-trove, 378. Cloths, ancient manufactures of, 83. Glutton, Mr., exhibits stone celt,' from Surrey, 194. Coffin, of stone, Roman, 12. Coins, of Carausius, 194 ; British, exhibited by Mr. Pollard, 194 ; various, found near Fleam Dyke, 227, 230 ; Roman, found in Sussex, 285. Colnaghi, Mr., notice of discoveries in Malta, 299. Cork, collection of Ogham inscriptions at, 117. Cracow, sepidchral slab at, 113. Croker, Mr., notices of stone moulds found in Devon, 185. Cromlech, markings on, near Barmouth, 92. Cromwell, sword with his portrait and name, 306. Crow, Jlr., exhibits Cromwellian sword, 305. Crown, jewelled, exhibited by Lady Fellows, 98. Crystal beads, found with Saxon remains, 179, 337. Cuckhamsley hill, tumulus in Berks, 326. D. Damascened work, Chinese, exliibited, 298. Danes, skins of, affixed to church-doors, 285. Dawes, Mr., exhibits seal of Oswold de Bolton, 305. Decorated Period of Ai'chitecture, remarks on, 172. Delamotte, Mr. P., exhibits vases from Tunis, 99. Devonshire. Samian fragment, found at Exeter, with