'2fi T\r»E\ OK Alif'll.KOF.nrilf'AL PAPF.KS
Graves'" at Killiam, K. 11. ^'(l^l<s. N »r, A,ifi<j. 'iiid S. xvii.
11!)-] 28. Mortimer (J. Iv.), An ancient British settlement, consisting;- of a
double row of pits on Danby north moor, Yorkshire. Arch. Jour.
Iv. 155-1(>5. MORTOX (T. N. ', A coucise account of the charters, muniments and
other records of the corporation of Liverpool in the year 1807.
Lane, and Chester Hist. Soc. 4th S. xiii. 71-86. MuxRO (Robert I. The relation between archaeology, chrrinology,
and land oscillations in post-glacial times. Arcli. Jnui\ Iv.
259-285. . Some further notes on Otter- and Beaver-tra}>s. /A'//. Soc.
Antiq. Irdaml, 5th S. viii. 245-24i>. Notes on prehistoric trepanning in the old and nev,' worlds.
Soc. Antiq. Scot, xxxii. 220-235. MvREs (JOHX L. >. The churdi plate of Buckinghamshire. JhicLs
Jicco}'d.^, viii. 10-35. Napier (Prof. Arthur S.j and Sir Johx Evaxs. On Barnstaple as
a mining place. Xnni. C/iron. 3rd S. xviii. 274-277. Nash (^WaIjTER L.). A bronze nra-ns of unusual form. Sue. Bih.
Aerh. XX. 145-14(i. Ushabti-box of Nes-pa-chred, a priest of Mentu. Soc. Bih.
Arch. XX. 18G. Nash (Walter L.) and W. (towlaxd. An ancient Egyptian toilet- box, with an analysis of its coutents. Soc. Bib. Ardi. xx.
2G7-2G0. Newstead iR.*. (rrave moumls at Penmaenmawr. C/i,f,tcr and X.
Wale.^ Arehit., Arch, and lli»t. Soc. vi. 145-151. On the discovery of two prehistoric horn implements at
Lymm, Cheshire. C'licstcv ami X. Wales Arc/iit.. An/i. ((ml Hist.
Soc. vi. 152-155. , Notes on some Roman remains found in the city and its
environments. Chester and X. Wales Arehit., Arch, and llist.
Soc. vi. 15G-162. Nichols (F. M.). On some works executed by Hans Holbein during
his first visit to England, 152G-1521>. ^'oc Antiq. 2nd S. xvii.
132-145. Norman (Philip). On a recent discovery of part of the priory of
Christ Church, Aldgate, in Mitre St., City. Soc. Aidiq. 2nd S.
xvii. 110-117. Nutt (Alfred). The discrimination of racial elements in the Folk- lore of the British Isles. Folk-Lore, ix. 30-52.
