^{page 506 note a} These torques were exhibited to the Society Dec. 6, 1838; see Archasologia, XXVIII. 437. They are engraved in Wilde's Catalogue of Antiquities of Gold, p. 71. See also Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy, i. p. 274.

^{page 506 note b} Catalogue of Works of Art on Loan, 1862, No. 856.

^{page 506 note c} Archseologia, XVIII. 448.

^{page 506 note d} Ibid. XXVI. 464.

^{page 507 note a} Shaw's Staffordshire, Gen. Hist. p. 32. Leigh's Nat. Hist, of Lancashire and Cheshire, p. 64.

^{page 507 note b} Arch. Journ. xi. 54.

^{page 507 note c} Arch. Inst., Winchester Volume, p. xli; since exhibited to the Society by Rev. R. N. Gandy, on the 17th of March, 1864.

^{page 507 note d} See Proceedings, 2nd Series, vol. ii. p. 427.

^{page 509 note a} See Catalogue of the Museum formed on that occasion, p, 10

^{page 509 note b} See Jahn, “Lauersforter Phalerse.”

^{page 510 note a} Lelewel, pl. vii. f. 52, 54. There is a specimen in the British Museum weighing 21½ grains.