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MuNRO (J. Arthur R."!. Some obsei*vati(:)us on the Persian wars,
Journ. Hell. Studies, xix. 185- UM. A letter from Autigouus to Scepsis, 311 B.C. Joani. Hell.
Studies, xix. 330-34(J. Murray (A. S.). A new vase of the Dipylon class. Journ. Hell.
Studies, xix. 198-201. Excavations in Cy])rus. 189<). Roy. Inst. Brit. ArcJi. 3rd
S. vii. 21-35. Murray (Mrs. Frances t. Painted Avail cloths in Sweden. Glasgow
Arch. Sac. N.S. iv. 87-94. Mylne (Rev. R. S.). Notices of the king's master wrights of Scot- land, with writs of their appointments. Proc. Sac. Antiq. Scotl.
xxxiv. 288-29(i. Nash (Walter L.). A wooden handle for sniall cjnubals. from Egypt.
Bib. Arch. Sac. xxii. 117-118. Ancient Egyptian models of tish. Bib. Arch. Soc. xxii.
168-165. Naunton (Sir Robert. The arms of. Suffolk Inst. Arch. x.
380-381. Newberry (Percy E. i. A statue of Hapu-seub, Yezir of Thothmes II.
Bib. Arch. Soc. xxii. 31-36. Extracts from my notebooks. Bib. Arch. Soc. xxii. 59-(>6 ;
142-154. The word kJia, a '^ diwau or office." Bih. Arch. Soc.
xxii. 99-108. The aaf " flies. ■■ Bib. Arch. Soc. xxii. 166-167.
Newton (E. E.). A forgotten Hampstead worthy : Josiah Boydell,
artist and alderman. Hampstead Antiq. and Hist. Soc. 1899.
119-136. Noble (Rev. W. Mackreth). Little Griddiug and the Knights
Templars.. Brit. Arch. As.soc. N.S. vi. 47-53. Norgate (Kate). The alleged condemnation of King John by the
court of France in 1202. Roy. Hist. Soc. N.S. xiv. 53-67. Norhlvn (Philip). Notes on Bromle}^ and the neighbourhood. Arch.
Cant. xxiv. 139-159. Northbourne (Lord I. Northbourne court. Arch. Cant. xxiv. 9ii-101 . Northcote (Lady Rosalinda. Devonshire folk-lore, collected among
the people near Exeter within the last five or six years. Folk-
Lore, xi. 212-217. Oakley (F. P.). Manchester, some notes on its development. Roy.
Inst. Brit. Arch. 3rd S. vii. 453-464.
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