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Summary: A bound book containing Papers read at the meeting of the Wiltshire Archaeology and Natural History Society at Wilton September 14, 15 & 16 1870. Bound together and including i). Note on The Early History of Wilton. 15 Pages. ii). Some Account of the Objects of Interest in the Fonthill Excursion by Nightingale, J, E. 25 Pages iii). Catalogue of Collections of Articles Illustrative of the Textiles Manufactures belongin to Mr. E. T. Stevens, exhibited at a Joint Conversazione of the Salisbury and South Wilts Museum, and the Salisbury Literary & Scientific Institution, held at the Council Chamber, Salisbury on Thursday January 23rd 1862. 22 Pages. iv). Wiltshire Archaeological And Natural HistorySociety. Seventeenth Annual Meeting at Wilton September 14, 15 & 16 1870. Some Account of the Collection of Mediæval Jewelery, exhibited by Mr Singer. For Private Distribution. 2 Pages v). Wiltshire Archaeological And Natural History Society. Seventeenth Annual Meeting at Wilton. September 14, 15, & 16 1870. List of Photographs takne by Mr thompson and exhibited by Mr C. Harrison of Objects in the Ethnograpical Series in the British Musuem aqnd the Christy Collection. All specimens not otherwise described are in the Christy Collection. 8 Pages. vi). The Hospital of St. Nicholas, Salisbury visited at their Seventeenth Annual Meeting by the Members of the WIltshire Archæological and Natural History Society, by Gidley, L, Rev.6 Pages. vii). The Stone Avenues of Carnac. A Paper read at the Blackmore Museum, Salisbury at the Seventeenth Annual Meeting of the Wiltshire Archæological And Natural History Society by Lukis, W, C, Rev. 17 pages with 3 sketch maps. viii). Catalogue of a Collection of Stone Implements exhibited by Gentlemen connected with The Salsibury and South Wilts Museum and the Blackmore Museum, at a soiree of the South of England Literary & Philosophical Society, held at the Hartley Institute, Southampton on Friday 27 January 1865. 3 pages
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