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(—), 1822. `Donations to the Society', Archaeol. Aeliana, ser. 1, I, 6 (—), 1833. `Runic gravestones found at Hartlepool', Gentleman's Mag., CIII, pt. 2, 218–20 (—), 1837. `Antiquities of Hexham abbey church', ibid., n. ser., VIII, 473–6 (—), 1838. `Sepulchral stones at Hartlepool', ibid., X, 536 (—), 1844. `Sepulchral stones found at Hartlepool', ibid., XXI, 187–8 (—), 1855a. `Donations to the Society', Archaeol. Aeliana, ser. 1, IV, 5 (—), 1855b. `Donations to the Society', ibid., 14 (—), 1855–7a. `Proceedings ..., 1855, no. 8', Proc. Soc. Antiq. Newcastle, ser. 1, I, 45–53 (—), 1855–7b. `Proceedings ..., 1856, no. 13', ibid., 89–107 (—), 1855–7c. `Proceedings ..., 1856, no. 14', ibid., 109–18 (—), 1855–7d. `Proceedings ..., 1856, no. 21', ibid., 179–85 (—), 1855–7e. `Proceedings ..., 1857, no. 30', ibid., 269–82 (—), 1860. `Exhibition 4th Jan. 1860', Archaeol. Aeliana, n. ser., IV, 254 (—), 1862–8a. `Meeting 18th May 1868', Trans. Architect. Archaeol. Soc. Durham Northumberland, I, xliv–vi (—), 1862–8b. `The church of St. Lawrence, Warkworth', ibid., 82–7 (—), 1862–8c. `St. Peter's, Monkwearmouth', ibid., 141–4 (—), 1862–8d. `Church reports, III: St. Peter's, Monkwearmouth', ibid., appendix, 1–8 (—), 1865a. `Chester-le-Street church', Archaeol. Aeliana, n. ser., VI, 188–9 (—), 1865b. `Runic legend from Monkwearmouth', ibid., 196 (—), 1865c. `Monthly Meeting 6th April 1864', ibid., 214 (—), 1869–79a. `Meetings 1868', Trans. Architect. Archaeol. Soc. Durham Northumberland, II, i–ii (—), 1869–79b. `Meeting 24th June 1869', ibid., v–vii (—), 1869–79c. `Meeting 28th–29th June 1869', ibid., vii–x (—), 1869–79d. `Meeting 4th Aug. 1871', ibid., xxx–xxxiv (—), 1869–79e. `Meeting 28th June 1872', ibid., xliv–xlvii (—), 1869–79f. `Meeting 11th Sept. 1873', ibid., lii–lvi (—), 1880–9a. `Meeting 1st June 1880', ibid., III, iii–x (—), 1880–9b. `Meeting 26th September 1889', ibid., cv–cvi (—), 1880–9c. `Cross shaft at St. Oswald's Church, Durham', ibid., 32 (—), 1881. `Antiquarian news', Antiquary, IV, 177–82 (—), 1882–4a. `Proceedings ..., 1883, no. 8', Proc. Soc. Antiq. Newcastle, n. ser., I, 43–54 (—), 1882–4b. `Proceedings ..., 1883, no. 11', ibid., 73–80 (—), 1882–4c. `Proceedings ..., 1883, no. 14', ibid., 95–100 (—), 1882–4d. `Proceedings ..., 1884, no. 28', ibid., 345–53 (—), 1884. `Antiquarian news', Antiquary, X, 227–30 (—), 1885–6a. `Proceedings ..., 1885, no. 3', Proc. Soc. Antiq. Newcastle, n. ser., II, 17–22 (—), 1885–6b. `Proceedings ..., 1885, no. 9', ibid., 62–7 (—), 1885–6c. `Proceedings ..., 1885, no. 13', ibid., 96–103 (—), 1887a. `Notes of visit', J. Brit. Archaeol. Ass., ser. 1, XLIII, 86 and 234 (—), 1887b. `Note', ibid., 92 (—), 1887c. `Notes of visit', ibid., 181 (—), 1887–8a. `Proceedings ..., 1887, no. 3', Proc. Soc. Antiq. Newcastle, n. ser., III, 15–32 (—), 1887–8b. `Proceedings ..., 1888, no. 37', ibid., 373–84

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