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Donations to and purchases for the Museum, 1 April 1984-30 September 1985

With the formation of the National Museums of on 1 October 1985, the National Museum of Antiquities ceased to exist (see the Annual Report of the Society, 30 November 1985, this volume). The following lists are therefore the final record of donations to and purchases for the Museum and Library. They cover the 18 months between 1 April 1984 and 30 September 1985, and are arranged as continuous lists for that period, rather than being broken down into two separate annual and half annual sections. Discussions are presently underway to determine what form any future record of accessions published in the Proceedings will take, and how it will reflect the connection between the aims and philosophy of the Society and the expanded collecting policies of the new National Museums of Scotland. Whatever decision is finally reached, however, the present lists bring to an end a tradition of recording all accessions in our Proceedings which stretches back to the first publication of the Proceedings in 1854 and before that, through Archaeologia Scotica and William Smellie's Account, to the foundation of the Society itself in 1780. Truly the end to ane auld sang!

DONATIONS

PREHISTORIC-VIKING The blade and butt of a polished stone axe-head (probably Group VI) found by the donor during the construction of a driveway at 1 Old Glendevon Farm Cottages, Winchburgh. By Mrs F COUPER, Winchburgh, West Lothian. Bone pin with dot decoration around the upper part of the shank, found in 1983 at the bottom of grave diggings at Kilmuir, Hougarry, North Uist. By N MAC VICAR, North Uist. Tanged bronze blade found by the donor on the shore of Loch Lednoc reservoir near Comrie, Perthshire. By J SCOTT, Tullibody, Clackmannanshire. Bronze flanged axe found by the donor in July 1982 during road works at Scotlandwell, . By K WOOD, St Boswells, Roxburghshire. Circular armlet, a flat axe and the butt end of a second axe (fitting the cutting end of an axe already in the Museum); all from the early Bronze Auchnacree Hoard, retained by Mr J M Naylor in 1922 when the remainder of the Hoard was acquired by the National Museum. By Mrs F C ALLUM, Farnham, Surrey.

MEDIEVAL Sherds of medieval and post-medieval pottery from Exeter and locality (for reference). By J P ALLEN, Rougemont Museum, Exeter. Sherds of post-medieval green glazed earthenware found by the donor in the lower reaches of the River Endrick (NGR NS 468 875). By P MAITLAND, . Finds from excavations at Finavon Castle by W D Simpson (see Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 89 (1955-6), 398-416). By THE ANGUS HISTORIC BUILDING SOCIETY, per A G GRANT, , Angus. Finds from the excavations in Berwick-upon-Tweed in 1975 and 1976, as published in Archaeol 450 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1985

Aeliana, 5 ser, 10 (1982), 67-124. By Dr J R HUNTER, School of Archaeological Science, University of Bradford. 10 Bronze spiral finger-ring found by the donor on the intertidal zone of Seton Sands, East Lothian. By I KINLOCH, East Linton, East Lothian. 11 Cast-iron cannon ball found on a footpath in Holyrood Park (NGR NT 273 730). By G ELTON, Edinburgh. 12 Cast-iron cannon ball from the Do'cot Field, next to the Tyne at Preston Mill, (NGR NT 595 778). By J PENNING, East Linton, East Lothian. 13 Gunstone from the site of Markle, East Linton. By D FARQUHAR, Wallyford, East Lothian. 14 A sherd of slipware found in the donor's garden. By Mrs G GILCHRIST, Carradale, . 15 Finds from excavations at Castle gardens, 1977-80, including an almost complete glass bell jar, sherds of pottery and a clasp knife (see G Ewart and N Hynde in Garden Hist Soc J (1983)). By SCOTTISH DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT (ANCIENT MONUMENTS). 16 Iron rowel spur. By W QUARRIE BROWN, Melrose, Roxburghshire. 17 Lead core from a decorative mount found in the donor's garden. By W McKiRDY, Musselburgh, Midlothian. MODERN 18 Silver crowned heart brooch; gold bar brooch set with seed pearls, engraved 'Ann Reid 5 Oct 1885'; two white paste cameo brooches, one set in gold, the other in jet. By the late Mrs I AITKEN, Edinburgh, per her executor Mrs E GILLIES, Bangor, N Ireland.

ILLUS 1 Extract of minute of the Incorporation of Goldsmiths of Edinburgh, with silver seal box by Francis Howden, Edinburgh, 1811 (Donation) DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 1984-85 | 451

19 Cruisie lamp and a three-legged cast-iron pot with an iron tripod and a crook and links. By Sheriff W S STEVENSON, Inverbervie, Angus. 20 Flintlock musket, badly rusted and lacking its butt, said to be the weapon used to murder Campbell of Glenure in 1772 - the 'Appin Murder'. By Miss E McGuFFiE, Petersfield, Hants. 21 Chinese export porcelain bowl, known as the 'Dolphin Bowl' and mentioned in Nodes Ambrosianae by Christopher North, the nephew of the owner Robert Sym (1752-1845); and three silver toddy ladles, accompanying the bowl, engraved 'RS', by Alexander Edmonston, Edinburgh, 1806-7. By J R INGRAM, Edinburgh. 22 Extract of minute of the Incorporation of Goldsmiths of Edinburgh electing the Lord Provost, William Calder, as a member, dated 14 September 1811; complete with seal of the Incorporation and silver seal box by Francis Howden, Edinburgh, 1811 (illus 1). By Mrs G E P How, . 23 A copy of The Bible printed by Sir D Hunter Blair and J Bruce, Edinburgh, 1814, bound together with an edition of The Psalms of David in metre, printed 1811; with dates of birth of members of the donor's family (1823-62). By Mrs M McLEOD, Turriff, Aberdeenshire. 24 Funeral escutcheon on silk, for a coffin covering, with the arms of the 4th Duke of Gordon. By the late Miss I BROWN per her executor Mrs GILBERT, Fochabers, Morayshire. 25 Nineteenth-century Bible with 'Flora E MacDonald' in gilt lettering on front cover, said to have been taken by her from Scotland to America and preserved by her descendants. By W H MACDONALD, Hollywood, California, USA. 26 Documents relating to James Francis Hamilton Richardson, including an extract of birth register, Bagneres, France, 27 July 1841, admission to Apothecaries' Hall, London, 2 February 1865, and a certificate of fitness for exercising the Art and Science of Surgery from the Royal College of Surgeons of England; First Class Merit Certificate of the New Veterinary College, Edinburgh for Mr Leitch, 1887-8; a Certificate of competency as a Master given by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade to George Markham Richardson, 30 May 1870; an invitaton card for

ILLUS 2 One of a pair of earthenware jugs of the 'Gardner's Society of Haddington' (Donation) 452 | SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1985

the laying of the foundation stone of the New Government Offices, Calton Hill, Edinburgh, 28 April 1937; collection of documents, diplomas and certificates, 1834-1957; a seal of Crown Charter of Confirmation in favour of W Campbell Miller of Monkcastle, 1850; Kodak A116 camera; a cheque punch machine by the Williams Cheque Punch Co., New York, late 19th century. By I GUILD, Edinburgh. 27 Pair of earthenware jugs, with transfer prints of gardening scenes and 'Gardeners Society Haddington' (illus 2). By T I HARDIE, Edinburgh. 28 Collection of 607 items of Scottish glass amassed by the late Mrs Janet C Paterson and her son Mr Alan Paterson Esq, including sets of wine, spirit and ale glasses, engraved Jacobite wine glasses, bottles, decanters, dishes, commemorative plates, glass 'toys' and 'riggers'. By A PATERSON, Edinburgh. 29 Stoneware bottle by the Port Dundas Pottery Co., Glasgow, marked 'MacLeods Famed Brewed Ginger'. By C I MACLEOD, Scalpay, Harris, -shire. 30 Household account book of Elizabeth Thompson, Bethelfield Manse, Kirkcaldy, 1859; a document with seal, agreeing to the apportioning of the estate of James Bremner of Forres, 18 April 1882. By A SCOTT, Edinburgh. 31 Clay pipe fragments, including pieces by Tho White & Co., Edinburgh, A Donald(son), Edinburgh and Burns, Glasgow; clay pipe-stem advertising Wm Younger's Edinburgh Ales; clay pipe-bowl commemorating General Gordon; all from the donor's garden. By Mrs G BURNS, , East Lothian. 32 Silver Royal High School Dux medal in commercial subjects, presented to Charles Howit Muirhead, 1884. By Miss B STRICKLAND, Edinburgh. 33 Wooden mission box from the United Presbyterian Church. By G R CAMPBELL, Lasswade, Midlothian. 34 The foundation deposit from the John Ker Memorial church (United Presbyterian) Edinburgh, deposited Saturday 5 November 1892, consisting of a jar containing contemporary coins, newspapers, a history of the church and a list of members. By THE CONGREGATIONAL BOARD, Polwarth Parish Church, Edinburgh. 35 Set of bed hangings with crewel work decoration, designed by Sir Robert Lorimer, from Gibliston House, Fife; silver trowel used by Sir Robert Lorimer in laying the foundation stone of the Knights of the , Edinburgh, 6 November 1909. By C LORIMER, , Fife. 36 Wooden trophy shield of the Midlothian Ladies County Golf Club inter club tournament, awarded between 1911 and 1951. By C H STOUT, Edinburgh. 37 'The Crescent' patent golf bag stand. By Brigadier J KNOX, , Angus. 38 'Mashie' golf club, with stainless steel head forged for Thos Firth & Sons Ltd, Sheffield by the National Projectile Company and finished by Geo Ibberson & Company, Sheffield, c 1917. By Dr W G IBBERSON, Sheffield. 39 Cast-iron 1 pint pot bought in 1912 and a 'hair sieve'. By J JENNINGS, Edinburgh. 40 Four hand-held fire screens, two decorated with wool work pictures, two with beadwork patterns. By Mrs M MACLEOD, Edinburgh. 41 An 'English Ironstone' slipper bedpan. By Miss J E BIRRELL, Edinburgh. 42 Two measures for fitting and sizing finger rings and a ring cutting tool. By J BONNAR, Edinburgh. 43 Two fountain pens and two 'Aladdin' four-colour pencils. By A J W NAIRN, FSA SCOT. 44 Iron fender; patchwork blanket and frame; six cloutie rugs and rug making tool; wooden rope twister; Edinburgh University Agricultural Society photograph; wheel and axle for wooden barrow; weighing beam; two Fife flax cloths; leather working tool. By J PATERSON, St Andrews, Fife. 45 Knitting belt from Balta Sound, Unst, . By Mrs J PARR, Malvern, Worcestershire. 46 A Metro-Flex camera, with film, made by Metropolitan Industries, Chicago. By J PETRIE, Keith, Banffshire. 47 Wooden and brass slide rule for calculating weight of paper, made by Bertrams Limited, St Katherines Works, Sciennes, Edinburgh, for the German export market, c 1920. By C R DAWSON, Edinburgh. 48 Leather-bound copy of Bradbury's Guide to Marks of Origin of British and Irish Silver Plate, inscribed for 'Wilson and Sharp, 139 Princes Street, Edinburgh', 1971. By L MORGAN, FSA SCOT. DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 1984-85 453

49 Three-piece extendable 'bronzed' fender; metal firescreen with 'copper' finish; cotton 'Vantona' bed cover; mattress with utility mark. By Miss B ROBERTSON, Edinburgh. 50 Metal calendar medallion showing Jewish feast days, dated 1937. By Rev M DILWORTH, Edinburgh. 51 Early safety bicycle, found in the Abbeyhill district of Edinburgh. By, D R REILLY, Edinburgh. 52 Small collection of household items including a washing board, c 1940; four carpenter's tools impressed 'G NOTMAN'. By Mrs M NOTMAN, Edinburgh. 53 Table-mounted wool winder and a carpet bodger. By Miss M REID, Edinburgh. 54 Certificate of membership of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland for James Gumming Wallace, MA, dated 19 November 1950; leather bookmark from a book owned by the late Miss Greta Michie, Glenesk; copy of Philips Comprehensive Atlas, inscribed 'Present to Firth, by James Coats Jr Esq, Ferguslie House, Paisley, March 1905'. By Dr A FENTON, FSA SCOT. 55 Two television sets manufactured by Kolster-Brandes Ltd, and an instruction booklet for a wireless made by the same company, all c 1950. By J PIRIE GLEN, Edinburgh. 56 Collection of medical instruments used in general practice. By Dr HUTCHINSON, Aberlady, East Lothian. 57 Collection of bookmarks. By Miss M SMITH, Turriff, Aberdeenshire. 58 Wooden mustard mill, complete with lid and iron grinding ball, which formerly belonged to the late W Stephen Fowlie, in Aberdeenshire. By Mrs I FOWLIE, Edinburgh. 59 Bagpipe Tutor, Captain Percy Sturock Piping for Boys: or A Pipers Primer, Eneas Mackay, Stirling, 1911. By Mrs K THOMSON, Humberstone, Leicester. 60 Set of Highland bagpipes, ivory mounted, given to the donor by Pipe Major Andrew McKintosh, 2nd Battalion . By Pipe Major A MACDONALD, Edinburgh. 61 Drum Major's mace and pipe banner of the Edinburgh Special Constabulary. By I ANDERSON, , Midlothian. 62 Collection of items from the private chapel of the late Lord and Lady Carmont, formerly of Greenhill Gardens, Edinburgh, including: four complete sets of High Mass Vestments, a gold pectoral cross, collection of Papal commemorative medals, a silver gilt chalice, missals, altar cloths, candles, holy statues. By the TRUSTEES OF THE CARMONT ESTATE, per Mr WHITELAW, Edinburgh. 63 Man's cloak of hard , c 1840. By R DAVIN, Windleigh, Devon. 64 Collection of dresses, clothing and accessories belonging to the donors' family, living in Ayrshire and Edinburgh, 19th century. By Dr J C B SYM and Miss CAM SYM, Edinburgh. 65 Child's whitework christening robe with small cap sleeves and scalloped hem. By Miss S M TAYLOR, Edinburgh. 66 Lady's black woollen riding skirt. By Capt J HAY of Hayfield, Turriff, Aberdeenshire. 67 Two dresses, one comprising a skirt and jacket, the other a skirt, overskirt and jacket, c 1880. By Mrs M LUGTON, Edinburgh. 68 Collection of ladies' cotton lingerie, c 1910. By Mrs M HOWARD, Edinburgh. 69 Court dress worn by Sir Alexander Frederick, MP for Perth, 1910-18; a black beaver tricorn hat which belonged to Lord Fleming, c 1920; and a black beaver tricorn hat which belonged to Principal Stewart, c 1900. By M R INNES of Edengight, The Lord Lyon. 70 Items of 20th-century costume and accessories. By Miss K ROGER, Edinburgh; Mrs J INGLIS SYKES, Edinburgh.

COUNTRY LIFE 71 Flauchter spade; samples of flax and jute from the Free Church College. By Dr A S CLARKE, Yarrow, Selkirkshire. 72 Cheese-making vat from Carvenon farm, Anstruther, c 1880. By Dr M L GILCHRIST, Edinburgh. 73 Windpump by Dickie of East Kilbride, used at Parkhouse, Quothquan, Lanarkshire for pumping a water supply. By J N MURRAY-USHER, Biggar, Lanarkshire. 74 Poacher's salmon net from the River Lochy. By H MACCOLL, Fort William, Inverness-shire. 75 Collection of bee-keeping and agricultural equipment, formerly on loan to the National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland (L 1961.50-107; L 1967.62-82). By the EDINBURGH SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE per Prof P N WILSON, Edinburgh. 454 | SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1985

76 Catalogue and Repair price list, 1904, of Modern Implements manufactured by Moline Plow Co, Moline, Illinois, USA. By Mr S WOOD, Edinburgh University Library. 77 Smiddy tools and miscellaneous items from Burrelton Smiddy, Perthshire, used by the late William Rally. By Mr & Mrs DEWAR, Perth, Perthshire. 78 Pair of hoof-cutting forceps or shears for cattle. By M A CARMICHAEL, Fort William, Inverness-shire. 79 Irish oatcake toaster, made in the Ulster Folk Museum. By Dr A FENTON, FSA SCOT. 80 Model of logging cart made by the donor. By G CLARKE, Uphall, West Lothian.

PURCHASES

GENERAL Flint arrowhead from Corriecravie, Arran. Lozenge-shaped flint arrowhead from Ness, Lewis. Flint axe head from Peattieshill Farm, Leven, Fife (Treasure Trove). Hoard of late Bronze-Age axes from Eildon Mid Hill (Treasure Trove). Bronze-Age gold dress fastener from the Isle of Skye (illus 3) (Treasure Trove). Viking-Age tortoise brooch from Thurso (illus 4) (Treasure Trove). Lochaber axe, and halberd with a double axe-blade surmounted by a spear point. Five carved panels with coats of arms, part of a wooden pediment and an oblong panel carved with two angels, all of which had been used to make up a settle in Grange House; Edinburgh. Two cast bronze guns, with the arms and initials of William Forbes of Tolquhon, 1588 (illus 5).

ILLUS 3 Bronze-Age gold dress fastener from the Isle of Skye (Purchase: Treasure Trove) DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 1984-85 t 455

ILLUS 4 Viking-Age tortoise brooch from Thurso (Purchase: Treasure Trove)

Eleven panels of green silk, embroidered with flowers, insects and 'S1R COLINE CAMPBELL/DAME IELIANE CAMPBELL OF GK/1632'. Gold ring with swivel bezel with the arms and mark of Cuthbert Campbell, a Glasgow merchant, 1624-1700, found in a garden in Campbeltown (Treasure Trove). Coconut, used as a powder flask, mounted with a pewter nozzle, and carved with the Royal Arms (1707-14) within a garter crowned. Also carved on it are a pot of lilies supported by dragons above 'THE DUNDIE ARMS', and a crowned thistle surrounded by the motto 'NEA MO MEA IMPUNE LASESE T'.

ILLUS 5 One of two cast bronze guns, with the arms and initials of William Forbes of Tolquhon, 1588 (Purchase) 456 I SOOETYOF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1985

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ILLUS 6 Jacobite wine glass, engraved with a portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart (Purchase)

Jacobite wine glass, engraved with portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart and the motto 'AUDENTIOR toO' (illus 6). Tall longcase clock with brass dial, by John Brown, Edinburgh, 1745. Longcase clock with brass dial, by John Smith, Pittenweem, c 1775. Book of silver engraver's 'pulls' taken from completed work, subjects mainly relate to area, c1803-c1850. Two 'Edinburgh' shawls, by Gibbs and MacDonald, c 1830. Manuscript book of bagpipe music, early 19th century. Silver pair-cased pocket watch with verge escapement, by George Lumsden, Pittenweem, c 1825. Mahogany veneer bracket clock with painted dial signed 'John Henderson, ', c 1825. DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 1984-85 | 457

Round dial church clock with mahogany frame, the dial inscribed 'A GIFT From/DAViD MORISON ESQ' and 'j & A MCNAB, PERTH', c 1830. Muckle Wheel; double flier spinning wheel; wool winder; salmon leister, cruisie lamp and a lampa Dhubh. Collection of 18 longcase, painted dial clocks, by a variety of makers from throughout Scotland and having a variety of dial subjects. Longcase clock, by Adam , Haddington, with unusual 'A' frame movement with separate strike mechanism. Longcase regulator clock, by Alex Torry, . Silver mounted dirk, with knife and fork, presented by the Northern Meeting to Duncan McKay for piping, 20 October 1850. Oil painting, The Reapers. Presentation set of bagpipes by Robert Reid, given to Robert Millar of Montrose, c 1830, and a MS book of pipe music. Set of Scottish pastoral bagpipes, Aberdeen, c 1830. Two cups, two saucers and a tea-plate, 'Classic' design, by J & M P Bell & Co, Glasgow. Earthenware tile, painted with a ship in full sail, with impressed mark 'FLEMING/GLASGOW'. Barvas ware teapot and crogan. Wemyss Ware brush pot with Gaelic inscriptions and bowl. Collection of 64 pieces of glass made by the Monart and Vasart Companies of Perth. Earthenware mug, commemorating 1984-5 Miners' Strike. Two cast-iron fireplaces from merchants houses in Invergordon. Collection of Scottish folk-life material. Fordson Major tractor, E27N, built 1945.

FURNITURE Dark stained sideboard, by William Christie, Edinburgh, c 1920; three dark stained dining chairs marked 'Made in Shieldhall' (Co-operative made); two EPNS fluted vases, marked 'WA'.

Items bought at Christie's sale of the contents of Marchmont House, Berwickshire: Mahogany washstand with fitted drawer and marble top made by Whytock & Reid, possibly1 designed by Sir Robert Lorimer. Ebonised and gilt serpentine dressing table, and four-poster bed with damask hangings, the back piece woven with the McEwen monogram, made by Whytock & Reid for Mr McEwen who purchased Marchmont House in 1913, possibly designed by Sir Robert Lorimer.

COINS AND MEDALS Countermarked silver dollars and copper tokens bought from the sale of the Walter Alien collection (Spink, 14/15 March 1984): Countermarked silver dollar, Glaston Friendly Society, lot 18 Countermarked silver dollar, Rothesay Cotton Works, 1820, lot 25 Countermarked forged dollar, Colliery, 1824, lot 33 Countermarked 'cartwheel' Id, 1797, Glasgow Bank, lot 41 Countermarked silver dollar, Thistle Bank, Glasgow, lot 42 Countermarked silver dollar, New Lanark Mills, lot 56 Countermarked silver dollar, New Lanark Mills, lot 60 Countermarked silver dollar, Deanston Cotton Mill, Doune, lot 82 Countermarked copper blank, Deanston Works, lot 84 Countermarked Edinburgh Vzd, 1790, I Mitchell H Down (Doune?), lot 85 Countermarked copper blank, Mrs Somervill Down (Doune?), lot 87 Countermarked Edinburgh Vid, 1796, I Somervill Down (Doune?), lot 88 Countermarked copper token, Duncan McLaren, Merchant, Lochearn, lot 90 Countermarked silver dollar, Stewart Dunlop & Co, Levern Mill, Renfrewshire, lot 91 Countermarked silver dollar, J McK & Son, Greenock, lot 95 Countermarked silver dollar, J & A Muir, Greenock, lot 100 458 | SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1985

Countermarked silver dollar, J & J W, Hurlet (Copperas Coal Company, Hurlet, Renfrewshire), lot 104 Countermarked silver dollar, Forster & Corbel, Hutchesontown, Renfrewshire, lot 106 Countermarked silver dollar, J Muir, Paisley, lot 113 Counlermarked silver dollar, A Steven & Sons, Port Glasgow, lot 119. Pilgrim badge with a representation of St Andrew, from Billingsgate, London. Gold Unicorn of James IV (Burns 3 var).

ILLUS 7 Silver travelling Canteen of Prince Charles Edward Stuart; the outer case and beakers by Ebenezer Oliphant, Edinburgh, 1740-1 (Purchase) DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 1984-85 | 459

Countermarked silver dollar, Blantyre Works, Lanarkshire. Bronze medal commemorating Henri, Due de Rohan (MI 208/86). Bronze medal commemorating the proposed Union of Parliaments, 1604. Silver medal commemorating Charles IFs coronation at Scone, 1651. Silver dux medal presented by Kirkcudbright Academy to James Niven, 1828. Collection of seven medals awarded to D M McFarlane for piping and dancing during the 1880s and 1890s SILVER (Edinburgh unless otherwise stated) Communion cup, by John Mosman, 1585, from Rosneath: St Modans Parish Church. (One of two cups, the other purchased by the City of Edinburgh Museums and Art Galleries.) Communion cup, by GZ (?George Zeigler), Canongate, 1696, from Bolton Parish Church. (One of two cups, the other purchased by the City of Edinburgh Museums and Art Galleries.) Communion cup, by Ebenezer Oliphant, 1741-2; communion cup, by Leonard Urquhart, 1840-1, both from Farr Parish Church. Washing bowl, engraved with a cockerel crest and the motto 'VIRTUE ET LAHORE', by Thomas Cleghorne, 1702-3. 'Snake handled' ovoid tea urn by James Ker, 1736 and an urn tray by James Ker, 1735. Pair of salvers, each with four hoof feet, but also having a detachable central single foot (one missing), engraved with the arms of Maxwell of Pollock, by James Ker, 1733—4. Tea caddy, by George Cooper, Aberdeen, c 1735. Travelling Canteen of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, by Ebenezer Oliphant, 1740-1 (illus 7). The purchase price was raised by a public campaign after an application for an Export Licence was delayed by the Minister for the Arts. Pair of shoe-buckles, set with steel clasps and tangs, by Edward Livingston, Dundee, c 1820. Items purchased at Christie's sale of the David Morris Collection: Disc-end spoon, by Thomas Moncur, Aberdeen, c 1640 Miniature mug, possibly by John Munro, Inverness, c 1705 Miniature two-handled cup, probably by William MacLean, Inverness, c 1715 Pair of plain mugs, by John Baillie, Inverness, c 1740 Dish ring, by Hugh Ross, Tain, c 1780 Pair of candlesticks with marks of J Parsons & Co, Sheffield and Alexander MacLeod, Inverness. c 1780. Dish ring, by Patrick Robertson, 1782. Punch bowl, engraved with the Hanoverian Royal Arms, by CB (? Charles Bendy), 1825. Inkwell in the form of a lamp, by 'W M', c 1840. Donations to and purchases for the Library, 1 April 1984-30 September 1985

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Hayward Gallery, London English Romanesque art 1066-1200 [Exhib cat], By the Gallery London, 1984. J W Hedges Tomb of the eagles: window on Stone Age tribal By the author Britain, London, 1984. D M Heisler Carrying capacity and social organization in the By A Fenton Atlantic Iron Age of Scotland [Ph D thesis], np, 1977. J R Hume & T Jackson George Washington Wilson and Victorian By the publisher Glasgow, Keighley, 1983. J R Hunter (ed) Fair Isle Survey: interim -1984, Bradford, By the editor 1984. L Jacobi Das Kastell Feldberg, Frankfurt, 1985. By D Baatz Josef-Haubrich Kunsthalle: Ornamenta Ecclesiae [Exhib cat], Koln, 1985. By the National Koln Gallery of Scotland J Kerr History of curling, Edinburgh, 1890. By M F Michie's Executry C Leitch Golf for girls, nd. By J A Barton A J Macdonald The Hebridean connection (edited by D A By H M Matthews Ferguson), Halifax NS, 1984. N MacDonald Islands of the Forth, np, 1985. By the author J MacFarlane History of Clan MacFarlane, Glasgow, 1922. ByRLO MacFarlane A MacGregor Bone, antler, ivory and horn: the technology of By the publisher skeletal materials since the Roman period, London, 1985. R J Mercer Archaeological field survey in Northern By Edinburgh Scotland, 3. 1982-83, Edinburgh, 1985. University Dept [= Univ Edin Dept Archaeol Occas Archaeology Pap, 11.] Museum alter Plastik, Spdtantike undfriihes Christentum, Frankfurt By Stadtische Frankfurt am Main am Main, 1983. Galerie Frankfurt Museum Boymans-van Het goud der Thraciers Troje-Thracie [Exhib By the National Beuningen Rotterdam cat], Rotterdam, 1984. Gallery of Scotland Museum fur Kunst u lMein Feld ist die Welt': Musterbucher und By A Fenton Kulturgeschichte, Kataloge 1784-1914, Dortmund, 1984. Dortmund National Museum of Ireland, Irish silver from the seventeenth to the nineteenth By the Smithsonian Dublin century, Washington DC, 1982. Institution Nature Conservancy Council The natural environment of Orkney, Edinburgh, By the Nature 1975. Conservancy Council Naturhistorischen Festschrift zum jdhrigen Bestehen der Abteilung By A Fenton Geselleschaft Niirnberg fur Vorgeschichte der Naturhistorischen Gesellschaft Niirnberg e. V, Niirnberg, 1982. T O'Raifeartaigh (ed) The Royal Irish Academy: a bicentennial history By G F Mitchell 1785-1985, Dublin, 1985. B A Park The woollen mill buildings in the Hillfoots area, By the author Stirling, 1984. R M Pinkerton & Mylne's Court, Edinburgh, 1983. By the authors W J Windram Potato Marketing Board List of authorised merchants, 1937. By G Hastie Proc Soc Antiq Scot, vols 105-111, Edinburgh, By C Armet 1972-1981. G Quail Nautilus porcelain: Fossil Pottery, Glasgow, By Glasgow District Glasgow, 1983. Libraries DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE LIBRARY, 1984-85 | 463

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Monday, 10 December 1984, at 7.00 pm, Professor L ALCOCK, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. A ballot having been taken, the following were elected Fellows: Knut Robert James Apold; Edward Calvert Armstrong, MBE; Robert Stuart Wyllie Beaty, DA, ARBS; Honorable Joseph Sessford Brown, BA, JD; Mrs Susan Bryson, BA; John Davie Burgess; David Frank Devereux, MA, MIFA; James Drummond-Murray, BA; Major David Michael Houssemayne du Boulay, MBIM; James Murray Ferguson, BSc, M Phil, Dip Ed, FCIS, FBIM, FRSA; Professor Eric Campbell Fernie, BA., FSA; Derek Flyn, LL B; Mrs Elizabeth Kent Gallamore, BA, MLS; Miss Jane Geddes, BA, MA, PhD, FSA; Paul Goldfinch, MA, MSc; Mrs Phyllis J Goodall, MA; Rev Alastair Hunter Gray, MA, BD; David John Herschell; Derek R. Hunter; Mrs Wendy Isobel Hunter; David Linklater Ingram; George Miller Laughton, MInst M; Mrs Jacqueline Marwick, BA; Ms Janis Valeric Miller, BA, ALA; John Hugh McBrien; Norman Mclntyre; Rev Dr James Lewis MacLeod; Hector Lewis MacQueen; John Stuart Reid, BA; Gordon Newton Drummond Smart; Robert Smith; Miss Wendy M Smith; John Waldie; Andrew Barr White; Ms Anna Elizabeth Whitmore; Major Colin Stewart Winter, LLB. The following Communication was read: Town and Country in Roman Britain: a social perspective', by M Millett, BA, DPhil, FSA.

Monday, 14 January 1985, at 5.30 pm, Professor L ALCOCK, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. The following Communication was read: 'Rural labour in the 16th century', by Miss Margaret H B Sanderson, MA, PhD.

Monday, 11 February 1985, at 7.00 pm, Professor L Alcock, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. A ballot having been taken, the following were elected Fellows: Ms Celia Denise Alderton, BSc, Dip Surv; Leonard Charles Archibald; Norman K Atkinson, Dip Ed, AMA; Reginald Barley, LCP, DSMS, DASE, Cert Ed; Miss Julie Mary Bond, BTech, MA; Christopher A Brown; Mrs Margaret Brown, MA; Rev Peter Brown, MA; Stuart Campbell, MA; David Robert Bellamy Cay, MA; LLB; Alfred Fisher Churchill; Alexander Nicol Collins; Peter Davidson, BA, BSc, MBiol; Piers Jeremy Dixon, BA, MIFA; Andrew Simon Fraser; Robert C Galbraith, BS, MEd; David Coulson Geddes, BSc, MSc; Alan Hay; Ms Susan Marjorie Hothersall, MA; Nigel Arthur Kerr, BA; Rev Klaus Wilhelm Kuhne, Dip Th; Robert Alasdair Lambie, BChD, LDS; Miss Caroline Rowena Letton, MA, ALA; Mrs Shirley Middlemass; Miss Sheona Maclver; Graeme Robert Mackay, BSc; Mrs Fiona MacLeod McGill, MA; Mrs Anne McNicol; William Adair Nelson, MA, CA; David Robertson Perry, MA; Angus John Ray, AA, BA; Peter A Reid; Hugh Lachlan Erskine Ross; Major Nigel Rutherford- Young, TD; Ms Andrea Noelle Smith, BA; Andrew Robertson Somerville, BSc, PhD; Ms Stephanie B Stevenson, BA, DPhil; John Roy Towers, BA; Miss I F Turner, MA, MEd, DEP; George Alexander Way of Plean, LLB; George Wilson, MA, PhD, Dip Ed; Mrs Christine Josephine Janet Woolacott. The following Communication was read: 'Pictish symbols, their meaning and usage', by A Jackson, MA, FilDr.

Monday, 25 February 1985, at 7.00 pm, Professor L ALCOCK, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. The President drew the attention of those present to recent events in the progress of the National Heritage (Scotland) Bill, which was currently under consideration in the House of Lords. Before 480 | SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1985

calling on the Secretary to report details of amendments agreed or tabled, he said that few Societies had been accorded such public recognition in Parliament for the part they had played in national life. The Secretary reported that the pressure on Members of Parliament and Government Ministers from the Fellowship has been massive and impressive. At the Report stage of the Bill in the Commons the Government had conceded that the word 'archaeological' should be included in the list of functions of the new museum and the list of expertises sought by the Secretary of State among the Trustees he appointed. A second amendment gave Fellows the right of free access to the Library in the new institution. After further pressure the Government announced another amendment which was tabled in the Lords; the amendment concerned the appointment of Trustees to the new Board and read:- The Secretary of State for Scotland shall include amongst the trustees a Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland'. Finally the Minister of State had indicated in a letter to the Secretary that he also intended to accept an amendment from Lord Grimond which would add the word 'historical' to the list of functions and attributes referred to above. The following Communicaton was read: 'The Balfarg Riding School excavation: ceremonial centres and sites of the later Neolithic', by G J Barclay, MA, FSA Scot.

Monday, 11 March 1985, at 5.30 pm, Professor L ALCOCK, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. The following Communication was read: 'Dail na Caraidh: the archaeology of bronze hoards and of ritual', by J C Barrett, BSc, FSA, FSA Scot, and R B Gourlay, MA, FSA Scot.

Monday, 8 April 1985, at 7.00 pm, Professor L ALCOCK, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. The following Communication was read: 'Funeral heraldry in Scotland', by C J Burnett, DA, AMA, FSA Scot, Dingwall Pursuivant.

Monday, 14 October 1985 at 5.30 pm, Professor L ALCOCK, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. The President referred to the National Heritage (Scotland) Act, and pointed out that the library was now in the Royal Museum of Scotland's Queen Street building. He congratulated the Secretary on all the work which he had done to maintain the Society's right of access to the library. This was greeted with acclaim by the audience.

A ballot having been taken, the following were elected Fellows: Christopher M Alcorn, MA; Samuel Gilchrist Blair Alexander; Norman James Wilson Allan, LRCP, FRCS, FRCOG; Robert Geoffrey William Anderson, BSc, MA, DPhil, FRSC; Alec William Armstrong, ACT, TEng, AMIM, FInstPet; Mrs Elizabeth Armstrong, MA, Dip Ed; George Noel Armstrong, BEd; Joseph Armstrong; Major Thomas Armstrong; Thomas Mollison Band; David Alien Baxter; William G F Boag, MA, Dip Ed; Alexander Bolland, BD, LLB; Kenneth Booth; David Pethrus Bowler, BA, MPhil; James Armour Brown, RD, BL; Mrs Anne Brundle, BA; G. Edward Buxton III, BA; Patrick Moubray Cadell; Tim Cairn; Alan C M Calder; Arthur James Campbell, BSc, MS; lain William Clifford Cameron; David Carver, MA, Dip Ed, MEd; Mrs Freda Carver, BA; John Edward Phillimore Christie; Joseph Adrian Fortescue Christie, MBA, FCIS, MBIM; Hugh Robert Crawford, AA; Miss Judith A Cripps, BA; Alexander Leith McFarlan Davidson, MB, ChB, FRCSC; Robert John Diamond, BSc, MSB, ALA; Gilbert F. Douglas Jnr, MD; Thomas Hitchcock Dunbar; Mrs Evelyn R. Duncan, DipBibl; Richard Edward Dunlop, BA, MA, JD; Hugh Rankine Dunne; Miss Elizabeth Louise Ewan, BA, PhD; Joseph Alexander Fisher, ALA; John Baxton Flowers III; James Edward Fraser, MA, BA; Mrs Margaret I Fraser, BSc, PhD, MIEE, CEng, MWES; Vincent Lawrence Gaffney; John Ernest Gibbons, PhD, DipArch, RIBA, ARIAS; James A P Grant, MA, MLitt, FRSGS; Professor Robert Walter Greenfield, BA, PhD; Mrs Doreen Grove, BA; Stratford Philip Alexander Halliday, BSc; Ms Jennifer Hay; Humphrey Macaulay Holmes, CA; lain Donald Mackintosh Jamieson, MB, ChB; Miss Violet Elizabeth Jardine, MA; Otis Clebourne Johnston Jnr; Rev Alexander Douglas Lamb, MA; Gerald Rae Larkey; Mrs Elizabeth Ann Law; Alistair James Lilburn, BSc, DFH, CEng, MIEE; Peter Lindow; Roger Alexander Lindsay, CA, NP, FBIM, FInst D; MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1984-85 481

Mrs Dianne Listen, Dip Ed; John Maloney; Alexander Mennie, DipArch, ARIBA, ARIAS; Keith Wyndham Miller, BSc, MB, ChB, FRCGP; Murray Austin Mitchell; James Harrison Monroe; Hugh P Moore; Islay Burns Muirhead, BCom, HonFIPHE; Mrs Ethel B. McBrair-Koller; Brown McCallum Jnr; Miss Marguerite McClure; Mrs Anne Shaw Macdonald; Mrs Patricia McGonigal; Miss Lindsay Joan Macgregor, MA; Archibald Robertson McLellan, BSc, PhD; Royce Neil McNeill; Archibald Cameron Macpherson, MA, LLB; Raymond M McTyre, BBA, MBA; David R. Penman, DA, ARIAS, Dip Tp, MRTPI; Mrs Tamara V C Penman, DA; William Porter-Young, JP; Malcolm David Prentis, BA, MA, PhD; Mrs Sandra Graham Purves, BSc, CEng, MICE; Captain David Rankin-Hunt; Keith W Ray, MA; A A Raymond, MCIOB; Ms Morag A Redford, BA, MA; Miss Alison G Reid, MA, AMA; Graham Reid, MA; Samuel Reid, FBIM, FArbor A, FILAM; Gordon John Rennet, MA; Arthur Thatcher Roberts; Frederick Allan Robson; Mrs Dale Serjeantson, MA; Miss Jean Margaret Bowe Sherriff; Michael Bruce Smith, LLB, SSC, NP; David Stalker; Peter Stephen Michael Symms, BA, FIPM; Mrs Patricia Anne Thomson; George Frederick Todd, OBE; Mrs Elizabeth Patricia Torrie, MA, PhD, Dip Ed; William Tough; Gregor Trinkaus-Randall; John McEwen Trushell, MBA, FRICS, FBIM, FRSA, ACIArb; Edward Walker; Robert Scott Walker, MA, FLA; William James Ward; William Henry Wray. The following Communication was read: 'Monumenta Romani Imperii, recent work on Roman inscriptions and sculptured reliefs from Scotland', by L J F Keppie, MA, MPhil, DPhil, FSA, FSA Scot.

Monday, 11 November 1985, at 5.30 pm, Professor L ALCOCK, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. The following Communication was read: 'Roman and native in eastern Scotland', by Ms L Macinnes, MA, PhD, FSA Scot.

ANNIVERSARY MEETING MINUTES OF THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING held in the Library on Saturday 30 November 1985, at 4.00 pm, Professor L ALCOCK, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS, President, in the Chair. Dr R B K Stevenson and Mr J Ellis were appointed scrutineers for the Ballot for Off ice-Bearers.

ANNUAL REPORT The Secretary and Treasurer read the following Annual Report: Membership In the year under review the Society has seen the largest net increments to its membership. One hundred and eighty-four new Fellows were elected, while 72 memberships were lost through death, resignation or lapses. The net increase of 112 Fellows brings the total on the Roll to 2369, including 20 Honorary Fellows. Meetings Beyond the regular pattern of our ordinary meetings, which proceeded as usual from the last Anniversary Meeting until April and resumed in October, there has been a number of other meetings, not all of them in Edinburgh. Recently our Fellow, Mr John Dunbar, Secretary of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, has travelled to Norway to give what is called there the Fischer-Lindsay Lecture, which alternates each year with the Lindsay-Fischer Lectures held here. The Rhind Lecturer for the year now finished was Professor G W S Barrow, who took as his subject 'Patterns of Settlement in Medieval Scotland'. An extraordinary day-event was organized for Fellows by Mr Graeme Cruickshank to mark a quite extraordinary anniversary, the 1300th of the Battle of Nechtansmere. The day took the form of an excursion which centred on a visit to the probable site of the battle. Prior to that our President unveiled a commemorative cairn which the Letham and District Community Council had placed in , the village adjacent to the battlefield. Afterwards the two coachloads of Fellows visited Restenneth Priory where Dr Richard Fawcett described the remains 482 | SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1985

which have been recently re-examined, and the churchyard cross-slab, on whose historical significance the President spoke. The Forfar and District Historical Society did much to make smooth our visit to their area, and the Hunter Trust very kindly extended hospitality to the whole party. This year, for the first time, the Society sponsored two Buchan lectures from the Regional Fund, and both, as it happened, were papers read at conferences. On 27 April in Kilmarnock, Dr Margaret Sanderson gave a paper on 'Late Medieval Ayrshire Communities' as a contribution to a conference on the The Middle Ages in Ayrshire organized by the Ayrshire Federation of Historical Societies. And in early July the Inverness Field Club held a conference on 'The Highlands in the 17th Century', at which Dr S Maclean spoke on Gaelic Poetry of the relevant period.

North-East Section The programme of lectures in 1984-5 was the same as in Edinburgh except that there was no meeting in January, but an extra meeting heard Dr T F Watkins speak on his excavation at Rullion Green, Midlothian. The Annual General Meeting was held on 7 May and heard talks by Mr J C Murray on Aberdeen coin hoards and Mr D Evans on recent work at Aberdeen Castlegate. The following were elected to the Committee: Chairman, I A G Shepherd; Vice-Chairman, G Leiper; Secretary, A Hidalgo; Treasurer, W A Taylor; Committee members, Mrs H B Dransart, J Inglis, G Steele, Mrs K W Stewart, R A Watt, Dr A A Woodham, Miss F Young. Excursions visited the medieval site under excavation at Rattray, the Aquhollie ogam stone, Dunnideer hill fort, and Balquhain Castle. The membership of the Section now stands at about 219. Research The number of applications for financial support of research was fewer than in the previous year, although the total sought still exceeded the funds available. The following projects have received grants in this year now past: excavation of a Mesolithic site at Starr, Loch Doon, Ayrshire (T L Affleck); excavation of the Roman fort at Barochan Hill, Renfrewshire (L J F Keppie); survey of chambered cairns in Caithness (J L Davidson and A S Henshall); preparing a corpus of stone axes for Scotland (P R Ritchie); recording Brechin Cathedral graveyard (F S Gordon); recording graveyards in Perthshire (E C Willsher); post-survey work on the archaeological survey of Fair Isle (J R Hunter); post-excavation work on Iron Age to early medieval site at Brough an Drummin, Poltalloch, Argyll (S Cregeen); post-excavation work on the Norse House, Biggins, Papa Stour, Shetland (B E Crawford); X-ray fluorescence analysis of Viking silver ingots (S E Kruse); radiocarbon dates from ring ditch houses at Ironshill, Angus (Tayside and Fife Archaeological Committee); investigations at the Scottish colony, Caledonia Bay, Panama (P L Flavell); fieldwork in Orkney (C C Richards). While the Society's funds to sponsor research are from time to time increased by bequests or donations, a regular annual increment is derived from the investment of the moneys paid by new Fellows on entering the Society. The inception of this policy was in 1977, and the amount of the contribution from that cumulative investment to the funds for research for this year has amounted to £898. It may be of interest to note here that, while the Research Committee naturally appreciates the modesty and economy of many of the applications, it has for some years been able to make several grants of hundreds of pounds each, and this year for the first time offered a grant as large as £1000. Publication In November this year Volume 114 of the Proceedings was produced. In simple bulk it is less heavy than its immediate predecessors, but, in accordance with the policy announced in the Editorial of Volume 113, it includes microfiche which comprise several hundred more pages of detailed information for the researcher. The Editor and his colleagues in the editorial group are to be congratulated on their gradual success in pulling forward the date at which the volumes are published. No new volume in the Monograph Series has been published in the year since the last Anniversary Meeting. However, several additions to the series are at various stages of preparedness, and one should become available in 1986. Mr A M Thomson, who has dealt with the orders for Monographs, has resigned on his leaving Edinburgh, and Mr J A Crawford has undertaken this task for the Society. As sales steadily grow, the Monograph Series continues to establish itself as an important contribution to research publication. Acknowledging that these are specialist publications, it is MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1984-85 | 483 gratifying to note that sales of individual volumes now amount to 235, 250 and 158 for Monographs 1, 2 and 3 respectively. The National Heritage (Scotland) Act, the Museum and the Society Under the National Heritage (Scotland) Act, which was passed by Parliament in its last session, the old National Museum of Antiquities of Scotland and its Board of Trustees ceased to exist at the end of September 1985. The museum with which the Society has felt a parental bond for more than 200 years has now become a partner in the new National Museums of Scotland. From 1 October 1985 what were the National Museum and the Royal Scottish Museum were joined together to become the powerful core of the new group, and this core has been renamed the Royal Museum of Scotland. A new Board of Trustees has been established to take responsibility for the new organization, and the Society has lost its right to nominate members to the Board of Trustees and for its President to sit on the Board ex officio. It would not be surprising if our Society, after more than two centuries of slowly evolving parental responsibility, should feel a sense of shock and momentary sadness at the breaking of such bonds. The museum to which this Society gave birth and which it nurtured through infancy, childhood and adolescence has finally grown up, got married and left the Society behind. At this moment, only two months after the inception of the new museum group, it is too soon to see fully how the new relationships between the Society and the museums will be shaped, but certain things are clear. The Society retains its offices in the museum, and we shall continue to meet in our traditional meeting-place. The Act guarantees that Fellows of the Society will continue to have the right of access to the Library as before. The Society will no longer have the right to nominate Trustees, but the Secretary of State for Scotland is obliged under the new Act to ensure that at least one Fellow of our Society is a member of the Board of Trustees. Indeed among the first nine Trustees appointed the chairman and three others are Fellows. Under the new dispensation, as under its predecessor, Fellows of our Society will continue to play an important role, but in a museum body with much larger resources and greatly broadened perspective. We are assured that the role of the old National Museum of Antiquities in illustrating and interpreting Scotland's history will remain a central role of the new museum. And we, the present Fellows of the Society, may legitimately feel proud on behalf of all our predecessors that the vital role played by the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland in the history of the National Museum has been so widely acknowledged and recognized during this past year. Treasurer's Report The fiscal good health of the Society must reside in its buoyant and indeed still increasing Fellowship. An increase of over 100 Fellows sees our subscriptions at an all time high with a similar enhancement (once again a tribute to Mrs Meldrum's industry) in our covenanted subscriptions and the income that arises therefrom. Furthermore our investment income shows a substantial increase. Thus far the good news. On the negative side the expenses of the Society in its programme of meetings, its stationery bills, postages, Council and committee expenses have risen by an average of 25-30%. But it is in the maintenance and development of the areas of our primary interest that really great strides have been made and as a consequence greater costs borne. The inauguration of our publication fund and its present healthy condition, the reinforcement of our resources available for excavation and research and the inauguration of the new Bursary Fund, with the assistance of a legacy from Miss McKechnie of Glasgow, to assist young antiquaries to attend international symposia. The Rhind Lectureship Fund, with the addition of a bequest made to the Society by Mrs Wilson of Dundee, has been re-established so that it can fully cover the costs involved in the fulfilment of its objectives. Added to this a new appraisal has been undertaken of the conditions and the salaries of the staff of the Society who have seen our Fellowship double over the last 18 years with a consequent massive increase in work and increases in efficiency that have formed a consistent source for comment in these and other reports. The consequence is a limited but far-reaching restructuring of salaries and the setting up of a contingency fund to which, this year, £2,000 has been voted - a fund intended to cover our ultimate legal and moral responsibilities to the Society's paid staff. In the face of these increasing demands, it is indeed fortunate that we have been able to renegotiate with the Scottish Development Department the terms of grant given by that body to the Society to produce the distinguished series of Monographs that bear our Imprimatur. Cash-flow difficulties that were rapidly accruing have been overcome by this means and the production of the Society's own Monographs made altogether easier and more assured. 484 SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1985

In the face of this extraordinary period of development over the last two to three years we have maintained a remarkable fiscal record. We have retained our subscription at the level fixed in 1977 through a period when inflation has diminished its real value by over 50%. We also end the year showing a surplus of £3,221. For some years now I have endeavoured to emphasize the misleading nature of such surpluses and to draw your attention to the demands of our Society's broadening responsibilities and interests. To me it would appear that the crunch is now rapidly approaching. Tresorial estimates for the year 1985-6 suggest that surpluses will drop to near the £1000 mark and that we cannot put off for much longer the question of a rise in subscriptions. I would therefore suggest, in consultation with your Finance and Administration Committee, whose advice has been a source of great assistance, that the Society's subscription should rise as of 30 June 1986 to £15 per annum. Proportional arrangements should be made, as there are at present, for retired Fellows. The Annual Report was adopted on the motion of Mr P J Ashmore seconded by Mr J L Davidson. The President introduced the motion approved by Council, which had been circulated together with an explanatory letter, and had been referred to in the Treasurer's report: 'that with effect from the next financial year commencing 1 July 1986 the annual rate of subscription for Fellows be £15, but that those Fellows who are of 10 years standing and who have reached retirement may, if they wish, pay at an annual rate of £12; and that the Entrance Fee payable on election to the Fellowship be £10, but that those who are under 30 years of age on election will pay £6'. The Treasurer said that the subscription for a second Fellow from one household would be raised to £8, as proposed in the President's letter. Professor Alcock said that Council is considering the offer of Life Membership for Fellows over 60 years of age, and concessions for Fellows who have retired early. Adoption of the motion having been proposed by the Secretary, it was seconded by Dr R B K Stevenson, and was declared carried. The President referred to the draft proposals for changes in Law 13, approved by Council and which had been circulated, and he asked for comments. In reply to questions, the Secretary said that the proposals regarding ex officio members had been welcomed by the officials of the bodies concerned, and the proposal to have 'assessors' without voting rights was felt appropriate for Councillors who may not be Fellows. The President said that Council would seek acceptance of the proposals at a General Meeting in February.

THE BALLOT The scrutineers reported the list of Council members for the ensuing year to be as follows: President Professor L Alcock, MA, FSA, FRSE, FRHistS Vice-Presidents J G Dunbar, MA, FSA D J Breeze, BA, PhD, FSA A Fenton, BA, MA, DLitt, FSA, FRSE Councillors P J Ashmore, BSc, FSA Mrs E Beaton, BA Mrs L J Main, MA J G Scott, BA D V Clarke, BA, PhD, FSA R M Emerson, BA Mrs D M Reynolds, MA, MIFA Miss C R Wickham-Jones, MA, MIFA Miss J M Bennett, BL W S Hanson, BA, PhD, FSA Mrs A Ritchie, BA, PhD, FSA Miss J A Stones, MA Secretary T F Watkins, BA, PhD, FSA Treasurer R J Mercer, MA, FSA, MIFA Ex-Officio Members of Council I A G Shepherd, MA, FSA, MIFA (Editor) M T Williams, BE (Convener of the Finance and Administration Com- mittee) MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1984-85 485

THE ROLL The record of deaths of the following Fellows intimated during the year 1984-5 was not read at the meeting: Elected Miss Sylvia Benton, MA, BLitt, FSA, Four Winds, , Moray. 1928 Professor Alphonsus P Campbell, BA, MA, PhD, LLD, 11 Crownhill Street, Ottawa, Ontario, K1J7K1, Canada. 1981 T Clarke, DA, 60 Balbedie Avenue, Lochore, Fife. 1962 James Davidson, MB, ChB, FRCPE, Linton Muir, West Linton, Peeblesshire. 1937 Rev James J Davidson, St Rognvald House, Corseloan, Kirkwall, Orkney. 1962 John Telfer Dunbar, Hartree Mill, Biggar, Lanark. 1946 Walter Duncan, MA, JP, Quarrelwood, Kirkmahoe, Dumfries. 1946 John H Greig, 18 Emsdorf Street, Lundin Links, Fife. 1966 Miss Betty Cossar Hamilton, LRCP&S, DPH, 40 Drummond Place, Edinburgh. 1975 Mrs D V Hereward, 15 High Street, Toller Porcorum, Dorchester, Dorset. 1946 Alexander Ingles, MA, FBOA, Laurel Bank, 211 Ferry Road, Edinburgh. 1951 Mrs Enid Poole Jones, Glyn, West Kilbride, Ayrshire. 1930 James J Lamb, QBE, TD, LLB, WS, 49 Queen Street, Edinburgh. 1947 Reverend Albert John Langdon, MA, LLB, Dip Ed, 41 Stewarton Drive, Cambuslang, Glasgow. 1980 Miss M F Michie, MBE, MA, Dip Ed, Burnside, Dunlappie Road, , Brechin, Angus. 1955 J C Milligan, PhD, MA, BSc, MEd, 25 Hilton Street, Aberdeen. 1952 James Fairweather Milne, MA, MB, ChB, Parkhill House, Rattray, Blairgowrie, Perthshire. 1946 Captain Sir lain Moncreiffe of Moncreiffe, Bt, MA, LLB, PhD, Easter Moncreiffe, Bridge of Earn, Perthshire. 1948 Raymond John McCabe, 25A Chelsea Drive, Savannah, GA 31404, USA. 1982 W S McLean, Westerpark, Falkirk Road, Linlithgow, West Lothian. 1955 Peter Allan Oliver, BSc, CEng, FICE, 7 Wilson Road, Banchory, Kincardineshire. 1982 Rev Robert Paterson, 3 Craigie Street, Prestwick, Ayrshire. 1956 Alistair James Ross, 68 High Street, Dunblane, Perthshire. 1967 George Shepherd, MPS, 15 Craigton Terrace, Mannofield, Aberdeen. 1970 Dennis C Smith, FIMLS, Bridge of Brown, Ballindalloch, Banffshire. 1958 Professor David Hugh Neven Spence, BSc, PhD, FRSE, 51 Spottiswoode Gardens, St Andrews, Fife. 1980 William R Spence, 3B Arkleston Court, Paisley, Renfrewshire. 1981 Professor Alexander Thorn, PhD, DSc, LLD, MA, The Hill, Dunlop, Ayrshire. 1968 lain C Walker, MA, PhD, PO Box 70, Greely, KOA 1ZO, Ontario, Canada. 1960 Mrs George Waterston, Keith Bridge, , East Lothian. 1958 Rev Harold George Mullo Weir, MA, Benower, Dairy, Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightshire. 1928

COMMUNICATION Dr R G W Anderson, Director of the National Museums of Scotland, addressed the meeting on 'What's past and what's to come?'