^{page 471 note *} Frederic Ouvry, Esq. Treasurer, and subsequently the Earl Stanhope, President, in the Chair.

^{page 472 note *} Fellows who had compounded for their subscriptions.

^{page 473 note *} The following are the references to Mr. Bruce's communications printed in the Archæologia:—On the word “Mass,” xxi. 113 ; A long note in Mr. Amyot's observations respecting Henry VIII. and the work against Luther, xxiii. 67; On a silver box found between Abingdon and Cumnor, xxiii. 1; On the death of Fisher, Bishop of Rochester, xxv. 61 ; The Court of Star Chamber, xxv. 342; Documents relating to Sir Thos. More, xxvii. 342 j Letters illustrative of the Gunpowder Treason, xxviii. 420; On the Star Chamber proceedings against Lord Vauxand others, xxx. 64 ; On inaccuracies in the published Letters of Sir Thomas More, xxx. 149 ; On the Earl of Gowrie and the Gowrie Conspiracy, xxxiii. ; Defence of Sir Ferdinando Gorges, xxiii. 241; On the Earl of Gowrie and Patrick Ruthven, xxxiv. 190; Report of the Committee on the discovery of the body of Bishop Lyndewode, xxxiv. 406 ; William l'enn's imprisonment, xxxv. 70; On a lease of two houses in the Piazza, Covent Garden, 1634, xxxv. 194; Minehinhampton Churchwardens' aeeounts. xxxv. 409; Lord Buckhurst and Recorder Fleetwood, xxxvii. 351 : On a MS. Relation of the Proceedings of Parliament, 1628, xxxviii. 237; On a MS. Account of the Treaty of Newport, 1648, xxxix. 112 ; On a Pocket Dial of Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex, 1593, xl. 343; The authenticity of the Paston Letters, xli. 15 ; Report of the Committee on the Paston Letters, xli. 39 ; Note on the authorship of the MS. account of the Treaty of Newport, xlii. 258.

The following are the references to Mr. Bruce's communications printed in (he Proceedings:—Roman Fibula from Minehinhampton, i. 270;) On the Crown Badge, i. 317 ; On the East Wickham Crown Badge, ii. 12 ; Transcript of a MS. relating to the Visit of Prince Charles to Madrid in 1623, ii. 17 ; On Celtic Horse-worship, ii. 19 ; On the Leicester Mace and Loving-cup, ii. 147 ; On a Picture of the Entry of the Imperialist Army into Rome, A.D. 1527. ii. 157 ; Greek Diptych Altar-tablet, ii. 261 ; On Society of Antiquaries MS. No. 138, iii. 9; Sack-pot, 1641, iii. 71 ; Conveyance of Lands at Surrenden, Kent, A.D. 1020, iv. 76 ; Kimmeridge Coal-money, iv. 169 ; Deed with supposed signature of Anna of Cleves, iv. 265; Observations on Early History of Oliver Cromwell, 2 S. i. 270 ; Further Communication on the Early Biography of Oliver Cromwell, 2 S. i. 293 ; Triptych, &c. 2 S. ii. 35 ; Bas-relief of the Betrayal, 2 S. ii. 155; On a MS. account of the Trials of the Earls of Essex and Southampton, 2 S. iii. 521 ; Letter on the Early Editions of Camden's Britannia, 2 S. iv. 154 ; On a Deed belonging to the Earl of Verulam, bearing the signatures of Sir Francis Bacon and the Lady Alice his wife, 2 S. iv. 280.

^{page 476 note *} Proceedings, ii. 307 ; 2. S. ii. 213.

† Proceedings, ii. 310; iii. 18.

‡ Proceedings, 2 S. iii. 271.

page 477 note * Proc. Hi. 287; iv. 68, 202, 326, 339. Second Series, i. 29, 40, 64, 97, 112, 116, 322, 340, 351, 373 ; ii. 183, 283, 437; iii. 144.

page 478 note * Proceedings, i. 222; iii. 223,

page 480 note * See ante, p. 453.