Donations to and Purchases for the Museum, 1975-6

Donations 1 Mesolithic and later flints from Oskamull, Ulva Ferry, Mull (NM 449402). By C P ANDERSON, Ulva Ferry. 2 Mesolithic flints from Oskamull, as above; iron-age sherds and slag from sites on Coll: Hogh 175575)BaM y (N 154564)Bei n M ,cDu (N , Cornaigmor 243633M e (N Port-an-t-Saoi d )an r 148550)M ROYAE (N TH y LB . COMMISSIO ANCIENE HISTORICATH D N NO TAN L MONUMENTF SO SCOTLAND. 3 Mesolithic flints from Rink Farm, Galashiels, Selkirkshire (NT 485322), excavated in 1967 (TDGNHAS, (1970)7 4 , 81-5) Misy .B MULHOLLANDsH , East Calder, Midlothian. collectioA 4 f mesolithino lated can r flints froGothense mTh , Blairgowrie, PerthshirO N c ( e 1641-1642) HODGEM G y , B .Blairgowrie . 5 Mesolithic flint, quartz and bloodstone artefacts from sites in Argyll: Acharn (NM 697504), Kinlochaline (NM 696476), Cul-na-Croise (NM 6269) and Kentra Bay (NM 645676). By I THORNBER, Ardtornish, Morvern, Argyll. 6 Flint and chert artefacts, including a lop-sided arrowhead, from Mountainblaw Farm, Forth, Lanarkshir 975558)S tangee(N a d an ;d flint arrowhead from Haywoodhead Farm, Forth, Lanarkshire FORESTRE TH y B . Y COMMISSION, Dumfries. 7 Finds Knae madth f Howart po ea , Papa Westray, Orkne e 1930sth n yi , including sherds, bone awls, utilised stones and pumice. By A DUTCH, Edinburgh, per Dr A RITCHIE, F.S.A.SCOT. 8 Neolithic sherds from Eilean-an-Tighe, North Uisiron-agd an t e sherds fro Hebridese mth . Misy RICHARDSONM B sK , F.S.A.SCOT. 9 A leaf-shaped flint arrowhead, from Touchie Farm, Orwell, Kinross-shire (NO 06050602). MAXWELL-IRVINGT M A y B , F.S.A.SCOT. 10 Bronze-age pottery from Rosinish, Benbecula (NF 873537), excavated in 1964 (DES (1964), CRAWFORDA I 33) y B . , F.S.A.SCOT. 11 Prehistori d medievacan l sherd artefactd an s s from site Fifn Angusd i s biscuia ean d an ; t tin wit a hpictur f Kino e Roya th g d Georgl an Family I D HENDERSONV ey B . , F.S.A.SCOT. 12 Iron-age and Roman sherds from Traprain Law, East Lothian, found in rabbit holes in the SW part of the latest rampart. By Miss H NISBET, F.S.A.SCOT. 13 Iron-age sherds from a midden at Gress, Lewis (NB 504418), and from Carry Bay (NB 534499). B yI CAMPBELL , Coll, Back, Lewis. 14 Iron-age finds from eroding middens on Lewis: sherds from Mealista (NA 991245 and 990240) and from Dun Borranish (RCAMS 1928 Inventory of Monuments and Constructions in the Outer Hebrides, Smalle th Skyed Isles,an Edinburgh , 21-2)74 . ; no ,sherds , bone comd ban fragment of Norse bronze tortoise brooch from Mangersta (NB 009311). By M V CARSON, Plealey, Pontesford, Shropshire. 15 Iron-age sherds, pumice and slag from a midden at Ceardach Rudh, Baleshare, North Uist (NF 776615). By Dr J CLOSE-BROOKS, F.S.A.SCOT. 16 Sherds from sand-dune site Nortn si h Uist: Varlish Poin 719741)F (N t , Vallaqui 863754F (N e ) Clachan Sand 874765)F s(N , Heiske 634616)F (N r , Hougharr 6970)F threyd (N an , e whale- bone implements from An Caisteal, Hougharry (NF 697712). By Miss M HARMAN, Orping- ton, Kent. 17 A bone fish-gorge and a prehistoric sherd from Hornish Point, South Uist (NF 758472). By Mrs A V HORRICKS, Saltburn by Sea, Co Cleveland. 33 | 4PROCEEDING S OF THE SOCIETY, 1975-6 18 Iron-age sherds from a midden on Copinsay, Orkney (HY 608015). By IF SMITH, St Margaret's Hope, Orkney. 19 A hoard of four late bronze-age spearheads found at Carinish, North Uist (NF 833977) (see p 310); iron weapons from a cist burial of the 1st or 2nd century AD from Camelon, Falkirk, Stirlingshire, comprising a sword, two spearheads and a shield boss (Britannia, 1 (1976), 73- 95); a bronze 12th-century bell from Kersmains, Roxburghshire (above pp 275-8); and twenty-three coins, of Edward I and II of England, Alexander III and Robert I, from hoara d foun t Montrosda 197n ei 3 (DBS QUEEN'e th (1974),y B . S AN7) D LORD TREASURER'S REMEMBRANCER. 20 A whetstone from SE of the Roman fort at Croy Hill, Dunbartonshire. By H B WELD, Edinburgh. 21 A Roman terra-cotta water-pipe from Newstead, Roxburghshire. By Mrs H PATTERSON, Newtown St Boswells. 22 Sherds of Norse grass-tempered pottery from Freswick Links, Caithness. By J E KIRBY, Lairg, Sutherland. bronz2A 3 e crescent-shaped dagger pommel decorated with shield foliagd san e (abov 322-3)p ep , and a lead spindle whorl, both from Fortingall. By A McAuLEY, Fortingall. 24 Furnace bottom and a sherd of green-glazed medieval pottery from the Lake of Menteith. By J MACLEAN, Edinburgh. 25 Iron knife wit hbrasa s animal-head pommel, sherdpiercea d san d stone disc, from Vallay. GOUGHS B yD , Dollar. 26 Sherds of medieval pottery from site of Markle, East Lothian. By I KINLOCH, Markle. 27 Lead bullet, one of a cache, from near Alford. By J G ROBERTSON, Alford. 28 Gun barrel (foreign) dug up next to the Manor House, Inveresk; and a sickle or heuk formerly use sheao dt Midlothiae rth n harvestSCARLETTL R y B . , Musselburgh. 29 Willia mI bodleI , 1695, foundonorse th n di ' garden SIMEE Missey d B ., an Lowe sM r Largo. 30 Dollar covered with marine concretion from the wreck of the Adelaar, Barra. By W ELLIOT, Helensburgh. 31 Lead trade token, obv 'GF/B', rev 'F'. By Dr J S WIGHT, North Berwick, per W C SUMMERS, F.S.A.SCOT. 32 Snuff-box made from a whale's tooth, the silver mounted lid inscribed 'Found in the Moss of Baikie 1775'. By the late Miss E TYSON, Ambleside, per Miss M GARNET. chaim 3Ar r3 wit hcarveda , pierced NATHAN s splatMr y 1775c , B ., Edinburgh. 34 Part of a set of china said to have belonged to Macleod of Raasay and to have been used when Dr Johnson and Boswell stayed with the Macleods. By Miss M G M GORDON, Bedford. 35 Printed linen curtains, reputedly from a bed slept in by Lord Balmerino during the '45. By Mrs ELLIOTM , F.S.A.SCOT. collectio3A 6 f hearno t brooches, round silve brasd an r s brooches, crystal charms chara , m arrowhead set in silver and bean mounted as a pendant. By the late Miss E J BEGG, F.S.A. SCOT., per F B BRANDT. 37 The bronze Imperial weights and measures of the Royal Burgh of Dunbar, 1826; three scales by J White, Auchtermuchty; a box of small weights, 1896; a wooden measure, 1884; and a black wooden truncheon. By the TOWN COUNCIL, Dunbar. 38 Ten pieces of cutlery, all of silver, by Edinburgh makers: six table forks by William Peat, 1825-6 pointed-eno tw ; d dessert spoon Georgy b s e Christy, 1820-1 feather-edgeo tw ; d tablespoons by Robert Clark, 1772-3. In memory of the late ELEANOR HUNTER, Artist, per MisWALKERW sE , London. pewteo 3Tw 9 r communion bread plate f Garvalo s d Free Church, 1843, markedd 'RWan ' 'D Cormack/Edinbro'; clothing from Yester: silk tartan nightgown, 18th century, em- broidered coat and waistcoat worn by the 7th Marquis of Tweeddale, and two fancy dress outfits c 1900. By LADY BROUN-LINDSAY, F.S.A.SCOT. 0 Caske4 Johy b t n Graham, woodcarver, Melrose d photographan ; s workhi f varioun i o ss s places GRAHAMK , presenteD y sons B hi ., Portobelloy db . 41 Nineteen golf clubs of pre-1900 date; two golf balls; and two map plans, used by the donor's late husband, P Mackenzie Ross, golf course architect, when constructing the Ailsa course at Turnberry and the course at Southerness. By Mrs P MACKENZIE Ross, North Berwick. DONATION ANO ST D PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 5 1975-33 | 6 42 Presidential gold and enamelled badge and gold chain of the Society of Inspectors of Poor of Scotland (later Scottish Welfare Officers' Association) supplie 190n di Messry 8b s Fenton, Russell and Co, Edinburgh. By SCOTTISH WELFARE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION, per J CRAIG and A MUIR. 3 Presidentia4 l enamelle silved dan r gilt badgDistrice th f eo t Councils' Associatio Scotlandr nfo , by Thomas Fattorini, Birmingham, 1950-1. By J S CAMPBELL, Larkhall. 44-50 Prize medals, badges, certificates etc Misy .B s I GBOLEYB , Edinburgh DICKSON;A , Edinburgh; Miss A S HENSHALL, F.S.A.SCOT; Mrs KNIGHT, Dunfermline; E C STEWART-HUNTER, Keswick WALCOTH ; , Shrewsbury; Mis WATTsE , Oxfordshire. 51 Bank of Scotland £1 note, 1974, autographed by the Governor and the Treasurer. By F L MORGAN, F.S.A.SCOT. 52 Overdress in white Chinese silk worn by the Countess of Home, mid 18th century. By Miss G B BAILIE HAMILTON, F.S.A.SCOT. 53 Embroidered saddle cloth, holster and pad associated with John Ogilvy, 5th Baronet, of Inverquharity. By Lt Cmdr J A OGILVY, East Linton. 54 Collection of 18th- and 19th-century white needle-worked and bobbin lace. By the EAST LOTHIAN ANTIQUARIA FIELD NAN D NATURALISTS' SOCIETY. 5 Collectio5 f familno y costum e1830-1910c ELLIOTS s Mr ,y EdinburghB . . 56-82 Articles of dress (including 'Utility' items) and of personal use. By Miss D ANGUS, Edinburgh; C J BALLANTYNE, Walkerburn; Miss M BINOTH, Boreham Wood; Mrs E F BORTHWICK, Edinburgh; Miss F C CAMPBELL, Edinburgh; Miss J COCKBURN, Edinburgh; Mrs J B COCKBURN, East Linton; Mrs CRUIKSHANK, Edinburgh; Miss M E CUNNINGHAM, Edin- burghDUFFYR s ;Mr , Edinburgh DUNCKERE s ;Mr , GILESKinrossW S s , Inverkeithing;Mr ; HENDERSONB M Mrs , Edinburgh HENDRYC Mrs ; , Edinburgh J HULL-GRUNDY Mrs ; , Chilbolton; Miss JAMIESON, Edinburgh LAMBE s Mr ;, Edinburgh MAXWELLS ; , F.S.A.SCOT., JAMES NESS & SON, Edinburgh; Mrs E W Ross, Edinburgh; Miss E B SINCLAIR, Edinburgh; Dr J C SPROTT, Troon; Mrs F B STEVBN, Edinburgh; Miss A STEWART, Edinburgh; Mrs J C THOMPSON, Balerno; G THOMSON, Edinburgh; Miss D A WHYTE, Edinburgh. 83 Clothing made for the donor by Helen Bagrie of Aberdeen (1920s and 1930s) and photographs of the worns ma Madamy B . NOTONeE , Uzes, France. 4 8 Pursuivant's tabard with Scottish quarterings, first wor LOR nE e COUR 1928th DTH y F B T.O LYON. 85 Tailor's button measure, shirt othed san r men's wear 1930s-40s ,famil e somth y yeb business Baiki DicksonHUTCHISONd D ean r D y B . , Musselburgh. 86 Collectio f women'no s wear 1930-70c , Misy B . s LINDSAY, Edinburgh. 87-88 Outfit of the Scottish Women's Land Army, collected from former members. By Miss D BUTLER, Glasgow; Mrs LAVIN, Edinburgh. 9 Sampl8 f sileo k wove Prestwicn DAVIDi W A s , k1908Kirkcudbrightc Mr y B . . 0 Registere9 d desig sampled Deeside nan th f so e plaid; clerical bands thred an ; e postersr M y B . and Mrs G MURRAY, Aberdeen. 91 Two trade samplers of tweed produced by the company. By THOMAS ADIE & SONS, Voe. 2 Sample9 f Harriso s tweed representing 1974-5 production Mis y J STEWARTB . E s , Highland Home Industries Ltd. 93 Collectio samplef no publicitd san y material representin company'e gth s curren previoud an t s production BERNAy B . T KLEIN DESIGN CONSULTANTS LTD, Galashiels. 94 Examples of sewed muslin by Wilson & Sutherland, Glasgow 1950-9; two pairs of Sanquhar glove 1920sc ; photograph f knittinso spinnind gan DAVISON A Unsn gs o 1926c tMr y ,B . Melrose. 95-111 Articles of knitting, pattern books etc. By Miss N J ARNOTT, Kirkcaldy; Mrs H M BENNETT, F.S.A.SCOT.; Miss BURNS, Lauder; Miss H CLARK, Lerwick; Mrs F CONNELL, Edinburgh; Miss I DUNCAN, Torquay; THE CHILDREN OF FAIR ISLE SCHOOL; Mrs A FORBES, Hawick; Mrs M GORE-BROWN HENDERSON, Edinburgh; Miss LYAL, Edinburgh; Mrs F J MURRAY, Golspie; Miss J M NICHOLSON, Kirknewton; K G NICHOLSON, Edinburgh; Dr J SCHNEIDER, Zurich; Miss C SMITH, Edinburgh; Mrs TAIT, Edinburgh; Mrs M T C THOMAS, Haverford- west. 336 | PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1975-6 112-126 Article domestif so cBURNS G use y .B , Ardgour BIRRELLs Mr ; , Harrow DUNCANH ;J , Pitten- weem; Mrs A FENTON, Keith; E V T GILES, Inverkeithing; Mrs J GREENHILL, Edinburgh; Mrs N G HOGG, Edinburgh; R MACLEOD, Eskhill; J MCPHERSON, Edinburgh; Mr MAYLOR, Edinburgh; J C PETRIE, Keith; G SPROTT, South Queensferry; R B K STEVENSON, F.S.A.SCOT. ; J M URQUHART, F.S.A.SCOT. ; Miss WILSON, Lauder. 127-142 Agricultural equipment etc. By A ALEXANDER, Musselburgh; K W & F L BRAID, Skene; J N CARTWRIGHT, F.S.A.SCOT.; H CHEAPE, Straiten; COWE & SIMPSON, Edinburgh; A FENTON F.S.A.SCOT. FLEMINGI ; , Edinburgh GLEN;A , Coaltow Balgonief no HENDRY;C , Edinburgh; Mr KELLY, Blairgowrie; A LAW, Pitcairles; D LAIRD, Cortachy; Miss J MANSON, Kirkwall; SPENCEW s Mr , Lumphinnans; MisSUTHERLANDM sH , Edinburgh WRIGHTB ;G , Newbury. 143 Lorry jack from the Gullane beer lorry (late 19th century). By R E SHERRATT, Aberlady. 144-145 Collections of bricks from Scottish brickworks, etc. By K ADAM of Blairadam; D B WALKER, F.S.A.SCOT. 146 Oliver hammer for nail-making; jigs and smiddy tools; examples of manufactured articles; weighing balance and weights. By D S BROWN, St Ninian's, Stirling. 147 Set of joiner's or cabinet maker's moulding cleaners. By P HOULISTON, Edinburgh. 148-151 Fishing equipment. By Mr CRAIG, Gourdon; F CROWE, Montrose; J A HAY, Beal; J WATT, Gourdon. 152 Assortment of post-boxes; Post Office handcart; and Post Office equipment. By SCOTTISH POSTAL BOARD, West Port House, Edinburgh.

Purchases Bronze spearhead found on Raasay in 1922 (above p 312). Bronze spearhead foun t Struanda , Sky 197n ei 2 (abov 311-12)p ep . Gold twisted ribbon tore from hoar dFarm w founLa t , da Urquhart , Morayshir 185n ei 7 (Antiq5 7 , J (1975), 128). Portraits of the Laird of Grant and his Lady, 1658, latterly at Cullen House. Coins etc: James I 5/6 weight by Briot. £1 note Bank of Scotland, 1883. £1.10.0 note, Leith Banking Co, 1825. William and Mary Bawbee. Embroidered panel c 1600 (above p 330). Embroidered coverlet, late 17th century, reapplied (abov 331)ep . Brass heart butt pistol McKayG , , early 18th century. Autograph sample3 lette d an r velvetf so , 1778. Domestic Silver (Edinburgh unless noted): Silver tankard BruceR , , 1692. Silver chamber candlestick, C Mackenzie, 1718. Silver snuffmull, unmarked, c 1750. Feeding cup GairdnerA , , 1764. Drum teapot, Patrick Robertson, 1774. caddya Te DavieW , , 1784. Tea caddy, W & P Cunningham, 1795. Waxjack, Dick and McPherson, 1805. Egg cruet, J Mackay, 1810. Six table knives, silver handles CunninghamP & W , , 1815. Punch ladle, George M'Hattie, 1824. Flask, D C Rait, 1828. Three silver teaspoons, R Gordon, Madras. . SilveP) r o r R teaspoo ? ( A y nb Butter dish, stan cover d , 1840dan WM ,. Two bottle inkstand, Marshall & Sons, 1843. Freedom casket, Brook & Son, 1923. Nine dessert forks, green ivory handles, Seafield crest, early 19th century; staghorn carving knives and fork. DONATION ANO ST D PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 7 1975-33 | 6 Silver-mounted wooden gavel, St James' Lodge, Macduff, 1818. Churc ht George' t S Paul'PlatS d f o ean s s Episcopal Church, York Place, Edinburgh (silverl al , Edinburgh): Communion cup, Colin McKenzie, 1722. One paten, Colin McKenzie, 1721-22. One paten, James Weems, 1759-60. Two Communion cups, Alexander Gairdner, 1766-67. patene On , John Welsh?, mid-18th century. Communioo Tw patene n on cup Cunninghad P , san Sonm& , 1811-12. Two Communion cups, three patens and one flagon, G & M Crichton, 1880-1. One plated cup, one plated paten, one plated flagon. Pistols (Meye Mortimer& r Highland )an d dress accessories, plaid SWSd broochan ,R LondonC , 1836. Victorian piano accordion. Two golf clubs. Child's slate. Medals: Educational Edinburgh University Diagnostic Society, 1834. Moffat Academy Club, bronze, 1860. Edinburgh University School of Medicine, silver, 1874. Heriot-Watt College, bronze, 1902-3. Perth School Medal, silver, undated. Agricultural West Lothian Agricultural Association, bronze, 1803. Edinburgf Scotlano E S d d han Colleg Agriculturef eo , bronze, 1906-7. Commemorative and other medals Charles I and Henrietta Maria, c 1630 engraved jetton. Loyal Association 'General Reviews Troops', 1745. The Rebels Repulsed, Kirk, 1745. Centenar f Conquesyo Trinidaf o t d (Sir Ralph Abercromby), bronze, 1797. Death of Sir John Moore, Mudie, bronze, 1803. Lord Lynedoch, Mudie, bronze, 1813. Dudle StuartyC , bronze, 1859. Thomas Coates, bronze, 1883. Edinburgh Industrial Exhibition, bronze, 1904. Edinburgh and Midlothian Homeworkers Exhibition, bronze, 1905. Edinburg Midlothiad han n Homeworkers Exhibition, bronze, 1906. Crawfords, biscuit manufacturers, bronze, 1913. Scottish Great Dane Club Medal, bronze, 1914. Medal for service in National Emergency, bronze, 1926. Scottis r RallhCa y Medal, white metal, 1935. Two silver medals of Edinburgh Mine Rescue Station, 1938 and 1946. Glasgow and South West Scotland Industrial Exhibition, bronze, undated. Costume: Shetland lace stol jumperd ean . Shetland jerse swatched yan Faif so r Isle knitting. Machine-knitted body and hand-knitted yoke for Fair Isle jersey. Twenty six knitted pieces in traditional fisherman's designs. Machine-made Fair Isle jumper, 1975. Tools, equipmen sampled an t metaf s o metalword an l k from smiddy, East Crosscauseway, Edinburgh. Three sickles. Walking stick, gun and animal marker. Chain and ratchet device. Sapel Scotd ean s pine bucket tubsd san , Finzean bucket mill, Fores Birsef o t , Aberdeenshire. Bucket Mill, Finzean, remaining contents. Donations to and Purchases for the Library, 1975-6

Donations Symposium iiber Entstehung und Chronologie der Badener Kultur. Nitra 1969. By ING Ritchie W Holmqvist (ed) Excavations Helgo.at WorkshopIV. 1. authore Byth s Roy Comm Anc Argyll: an inventory of the ancient monuments. 2. Lorn. By RCAMS Scon HistMo t D M Heister Pictish symbol stones paganand Pictish religion (Unpublished MA Thesis - Univ Missouri). authoe Byth r A S Robertson and Roman collections Hunterianthe in Museum. By the authors M E Scott W Rodwell Roman Essex. By Colchested ran Essex Museum HegeN r Salzburg romischerin Zeit. By Nat Gall Scot N von Petrikovits Die Innenbauten romischer Legionslager wdhrend der Prinzipatszeit. authoe Byth r CanG R t Medieval churches and chapels of Scotland. authoe Byth r D R Sear Byzantine coins theirand values. publishee Byth r Arts and crafts of Germany, England, Switzerland and North America. By Tampimex Ltd W R T Wilkinson historyA of hallmarks. publishee Byth r BrunellF o dyeinghistoryof the The art in mankind. of Phoenie Byth e xDy Works, Cleveland, Ohio A Fenton Scottish country life. By the author DKeir The Younger centuries 1951. By W Younger Ltd S M Tibbott Welsh fare - traditional recipes. By Nat Mus Wales Offprints, catalogues, report werc set e received from, among others: C J Burnett, D V Clarke, A Henshall, S Maxwell, Ciba-Geigy Ltd, Colchester and Essex Museum, Haermuseet, Historic Buildings Council for Scotland, Manx Museum and National Trust, National Galleries of Scotland, National Historic Sites Service, Ottawa, National Library of Scotland, National Maritime Museum, National Museum of Wales, Pilgrim Trust, Public Record Office, Reviewing Committe Expore th n Workf eo o t Artf so , Royal Scottish Museum, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Scottish Record Office, Society of Friends of Brechin Cathedral, Watford and SW Herts Archaeological Society.

Purchases Archaeologia Atlantica 1, 1975- Somerset Levels Papers 1, 1974- Museums and Galleries in Great Britain 1976 Museums and Galleries in the North of England Beamish North of England Folk Museum E E Evans The personality of Ireland J G Evans et al The effect of man on the landscape (CBA Res Rep 11) LainR L g Orkney Shetland:and archaeologicalan guide DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE LIBRARY, 1975-6 | 339 J Mercer Hebridean islands: Colonsay, Gigha, Jura Inverness Field Club Highlandsthe Inverness:of hub the Thorn M Stewar C ML E sd an t willIt late: soonarchaeologicaltoo an be survey of Perth MarsdeBM n Discovering regional archaeology - NE England PlenderleitJ H h The conservation of antiquities and works of art. 2nd ed ConloVM n Camera techniques in archaeology D E Strong Archaeological theory practiceand L R Binford An archaeological perspective HiggS E s Palaeoconomy Colchester Archaeol Group Salt: the study of an ancient industry A Oswald Clay pipes for the archaeologist G Clark The earlier stone settlementage Scandinaviain K Branigan Prehistoric Britain T G Manby Grooved ware sites in the North of England (BAR 9) M Herity Irish passage graves E W MacKie MorDun Vaul J Brailsford Early Celtic masterpieces from Britain Britishthe in Museum Phillip J Wrigh B E R d san t Roman inscribed stones Carlislein Museum R Reece and C Catling Cirencester developments it buildingsd an (BA) R12 B Cunliffe Excavations t Portchestera Castle. . Roman1 A S Robertson Birrens (Blatobulgium) W Jobst romischene Di Fibeln Lauriacums au (Forsc Laun hi r 10) SchonbergeH r Kastell Kunzing-Quintana (Limesforschungen 13) StiglitH z romisches Da donaukastell Zwentendorf Niederosterreichn i (Rom Lim Oester) r26 LainR L g Settlement types in post-Roman Scotland Bruce-MitforR d The Sutton Hoo ship-burial. 1 C Taylor Fieldwork medievalin archaeology V I Evison et al Medieval pottery from excavations C Platt Medieval Southampton C Platt and R Coleman-Smith Excavations medievaln i Southampton 1953-69. vol2 s G Beresford The medieval clay-land village at Goltho and Barton Blount D P Kirby (ed) St. Wilfred at Hexham D M Metcalf Studies in the composition of medieval coins GaviJ n Scott British countermarks copper on bronze and coins H W Linecar The commemorative medal P McNeill and R Nicholson An historical atlas of Scotland c. 400-1600 J Y Mather and H Speitel (eds) Linguistic atlas of Scotland.1 Scob Li t t Na Summary catalogue of the Advocates manuscripts BarroS W wG (ed) The Scottish tradition NicholsoR n Scotland: the later middle ages W K Ritchie Scotland in the time of Wallace and Brace BinghaC m The Stewart kingdom of Scotland 1371-1603. A Fraser King James VI and I WatsoG n The Border reivers (ede )Ra I T UnionThe 1707of DWG Timms The Stirling region MacRaN e Dingwall: the romance of a royal burgh J Munro Recollections ofbygonea age EHunt Chirnside pastpresentand I L Donnachie and I MacLeod Old Galloway Edin Corp City Eng Dept The history and derivation of Edinburgh street names IMP Davidson signe th fish e t oA th f (Cambuslang Parish Church) AnsoF P n A monastery in Moray A L Drummond and J Bullough The Scottish Church 1688-1843 A L Drummond and J Bullough The Church in Victorian Scotland | PROCEEDING 0 34 THF SO E SOCIETY, 1975-6 I O J Gladstone The Lauries of Maxwelton A Sorrell British castles WaleM H s C R Houses Welshthe of countryside G L Pride A glossary of Scottish building LainG g Kinkell: the reconstruction of a Scottish castle R C A M Scotland The Stirling heads J Beckwith Ivory carvings medievalin England J Storey Textile printing J Norbury Traditional Knitting patterns Luton Mus and Art Gallery The little bobbin book: Pillow East lacethe in Midlands: Lutonand industryhat the C Lever Goldsmiths and silversmiths of England J Wilkinson-Latham Discovering edged weapons LangwilLG l Index of musical wind-instrument makers ThomsoR A Stewar A D D nd an t Edinburgh organs AulO tW Open field farming in medieval England J Vince Old farm tools N Harvey Old farm buildings E Gauldie Cruel habitations MeadowA C s Discovering lampsoil J Vince Discovering windmills SimpeR r Scottish sail J G Jenkins Netscoraclesand A and A Cormack The days Orkneyof Steam ThomsoAG n The paper industry in Scotland D Grant The thin blue line Scot Arts Council . HillO . 1802-70D . AdamsonR d an 1821-48 (Exhib cat) Meeting Societye th f so , 1975-6

Monday, Decemberh 8t 1975, t 7.3a 0STEVENSON K p.m. B ,R , M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., Presidente th n i , Chair. followine Th g Communicatio reads nwa : Air Reconnaissance of Scotland: recent results, by Professor J K S St Joseph, O.B.E., M.A., PH.D., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT. Monday, 12th January 1976, t 5.3a 0 p.m. MAXWELL,S , M.A., Vice-President Chaire th n i , . followine Th g Communicatio reads nwa : The Benedictine Abbey of lona: an architectural analysis, by I FISHER, M.A., F.S.A.SCOT. Monday, 9th February 1976, at 5.30 p.m., R B K STEVENSON, M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., President, in the Chair. A ballot having been taken followine th , g were elected Fellows: Joh nAldersonJ ; Kenneth William Alien; Miss Janet Maud Armstrong, DIP.PHYS.ED., C.S.P.; Anthony Peter Baker, B.A., M.A.; David Robertson Clark, B.SC., M.SC., Jonathan Martin Condry, B.A.; Peter Crew, B.A.; Bernard Stephen Davis Beatrics Mr ; e Mary Dobie, A.C.E.; Micheil Eslea MacDonald, B.SC., PH.D., F.R.A.I.; John Edward Flynn, B.SC.; Patrick Thomas Grant, B.SC., PH.D., F.I.BIOL., F.R.S.E.; William Stewart Hanson, B.A.s MeliMr ; a Elizabeth Hedges, B.A .; Joh n Reidford Hedley; Selwyn Pritchard Hughes, M.A.; John Robert Hume, B.SC., A.R.C.S.T.; Miss Kathleen Anne Hutchings, B.A.; Andrew MacPherson Jackson, M.A.; Thomas Beaumont James, M.A.; Rev Everard William Kant, F.V.C.M.; Michael Kellaway, M.A., M.LITT., PH.D.; Miss Fiona Hamilton Maddocks; David MacDonald; JohnH Macdonald; David McGarry; Camero MacGregornA s ElizabetMr ; h Macki f Glenmillaneo , M.A.; JameMackiM R s f Glenmillaneo , M.D., F.R.C.P .; Rober t Gilbert MacLachlan; Andrew Archibald Macnair, M.A., M.B., CH.B.; Frank Magee, J.P.; Peter Livingstone Main, B.SC.; Vagn Mejdahl, M.SC.; Nige JardinR l e Neil; William Laird Nevay, B.SC., A.L.A.; Maurice Alexis Rupert Potter; Arthur George Pritchard; Rev Dr Kingsley George Rendell, M.A.; George William Rennie, DIP.ARCH., DIP.U.D., R.I.B.A.; David Lionel Roberts, M.A.; Mrs Betsy Margaret Macleod Robertson; James Kinnaird Robertson, B.SC., A.I.C.T.A.; John Austin Rogers, B.SC., PH.D.; Miss Eilean Scott, M.A.; Geoffrey Seed, M.A., PH.D.; Albert Edward Sharp, DIP.C.E.; James Henderson Stewart, B.ARCH., DIP.T.P., R.I.B.A., M.R.T.P.I.; Rev Donald Philip Michael Strachan, s.s.c.; Captai MingnR o Sweeney, F.R.S.A Davi.; d Taylor; Miss Christine Joan Wilby, M.A. ; Allan Wilson, M.P.S. The following Communication was read: Pattern f Bronzso Settlemene eAg Strathmoren i t CottamB M y b ,, B.A., PH.D., F.S.A.SCOT. Monday, 23rd February 1976, t 7.3a 0 STEVENSON p.m.K B ,R , M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., Presidente th n i , Chair. followine Th g Communicatio reads nwa : Some Recent Work on Early Medieval Orkney, by C D Morris, B.A., F.S.A.SCOT. Monday, 8th March 1976, at 5.30 p.m., R B K STEVENSON, M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., President, in the Chair. The following Communication was read: The Stones of Stenness, Orkney, by J N G Ritchie, M.A., PH.D., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT. Monday, 12th April 1976, 5.3t a 0 STEVENSONp.m.K B ,R , M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., President Chaire th n ,i . followine Th g Communicatio reads nwa : The Architecture of the Royal Navy 1700-1830, by J G Coad, M.A. 342 | PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1975-6 Monday, llth October 1976, t 5.3a 0 STEVENSON p.m.K B ,R , C.B.E., M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., Presidentn ,i the Chair. balloA t having been taken followine ,th g were elected Fellows: Miss Sheila Helen Aikman Jils l ;ValeriMr e Joan Mary Andrew Eilees Baileyn ;Mr nAn , M.B.A.O.T.; William Bailey; Bernard Maitland Balfour, M.A.; Danie Barrettw lRa ; Miss Marianne Birkeland, D.A.; David W Bisset, A.L.A., D.B.E.A. ; Miss Margaret Jane Blair; Gordon McKenzie Booth, B.A. ; Mrs Margaret Forman Bruce, B.SC. ; lain McTaggart Campbell; Thomas Logie Chilton, M.A. ; Miss Linda Joy Collis, M.A.; James Stewart Cowan; Benjamin Darlow; Miss Joanna Defrates, B.A., DIP.ED.; William Graham Diack; Michael Donnelly; William Edward Peter Louis Drummond-Murray of Mastrick; Sir William S Duthie, O.B.E.; Simon Roger Eccles, B.A.; William Findlay, B.A., T.ENG.(C.E.L), F.S.E.R.T.; Miss Sandra Anne Fosker, B.A., M.LITT., DIP.LIB.; Graham Alastair Martin Galloway, M.A., DIP.ED.; John Gentles; John A Gibson, M.D., M.R.C.G.P., D.OBST., M.B.O.U., F.Z.S.; Miss Barbara Graham; Cuthbert Graham; Kenneth Caldwell Grierson, D.A., M.F.A.; Anthony Donald Hawkins, B.SC., PH.D. s SusaMr ; n Mary Hawkins, B.SC.; Mrs Marion Rose Hedley; Colin Crawford Hendry; Miss Rosemary Margaret Hope; Joh HowellnM ; Howard Robert Hudson; John Rotherham Hunter, B.A., DIP.ARCH .; Willia m Gerald Jones; Miss Cory King, M.A.; James E Kirby; Ronald Alexander Knox, M.A., D.PHIL.; Erik Larsen, M.A., PH.D.; Mrs Kathleen Lawrie; Mrs Frances Isobel Lyall; Mrs Dorothy Lye; Mrs Lorna Jean Main, M.A.; Walter D Mason; Alexander Stanley Meek, M.A.; lan Murray Millar-Gourlay, M.A.; Miss Dorothy J M Milne, M.A., LL.B. s MargareMr ; t Dunlop Steven Morley; Harry Donald Morrison, M.A.; Denis Garden Muirden; Mrs Agnes Whiteford Wallace Murray; lan Mather McAdam, M.B.E., T.D., A.R.I.B.A., A.R.I.A.S.; George Michael Armstrong McChlery, M.A., C.A., F.S.V.A.; Neil Russell McCorkindale, D.F.M., A.L.A.; James McGlade, D.A.; John McLean Mackenzie; Melvyn Graham MacKenzie-Rolls; Niall Henry Morton MacMillan; James MacRae ,Jaqueli s M.AMr .; n Drane Nash; Arthur John Patrick, M.A.; Miss Sheila Fleming Patton; Dennis Frank Fetch, B.A., F.S.A., F.M.A. ; Nicholas Martin Reynolds, M.A.; Leslie James Robinson; Michael John Harvey Robson, M.A.; Michael Aliste . John-ChannellSt r , C.ED., B.ED.; Maurice E Salmon; Mrs Dee Saunders, M.A.; Mrs Joan Stella Scott; Andrew Robert Logan Selkirk, M.A., A.C.A.; Mrs Jennifer Mary Shaw; David Sidney Smith, B.ED,; Thomas Bannan Smyth, M.A.; David Stevenson, B.A., PH.D.; Norman Tail; Lockhart Taylor; Mrs Marion Clare Thomas, B.A.; David Barham Thompson; John Hudson Trotter; Raymon VarleydA ; Giles Hubert Waley, B.SC. Daviv Re ; d Francis Ward; Willia Wardy mRa , A.G.; Kenneth Watmough Johv Re n e BasiTh ; l Watson-Pegmanl Co t L ; Alexander James Watt, M.B.E., T.D., J.P.; Miss Caroline Rosa Wickham-Jones; Kenneth Crerar Bayne Wilkie, B.SC., PH.D., C.CHEM., F.R.I.C.; Mrs Marian Youngblood; Richard Maurice Zahler, B.SC., DIP.CON. The following Communication was read: The Roman Fort on the Antonine Wall at Bearsden, by D J Breeze, B.A., PH.D., F.S.A., F.S.A.SCOT. Monday, Novemberh 8t 1976, t 5.3a 0 p.m.STEVENSONK B ,R , C.B.E., M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., President, Chaire inth . The following Communication was read: Excavation at Alcuith, Castle Rock, Dumbarton, 1974-75, by Professor L Alcock, M.A., F.S.A., F.R.HIST.S., F.S.A.SCOT.

MINUTES OF THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING held in the Library on Tuesday, 30th November 1976, at 4.00 p.m., R B K STEVENSON, C.B.E., M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A., President, in the Chair. The Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Mr G Stell and Dr D J Breeze were appointed scrutineers of the Ballot for Office-Bearers. Secretare Th y rea followine dth g Report: ANNUAL REPORT e CounciTh l herewith submit Fellowe Societe th th o st f Repors yeao e yit th rr endinfo t g 30th November 1976. During the year the Society gained 148 new Fellows and lost 75 (30 through death, 25 by resignation, 18 through lapse of subscription, 2 through election not being completed). The new increase in member- comprisesRole w Th no l. shi73 s pi : MEETING THF SO E SOCIETY, ANNIVERSARY MEETING AND REPORT, 3 1975-34 | 6 Honorar4 1 y Fellows Correspondin2 g Fellows Fellows 1,805 1,821

Meetings. Anniversare Th y Meetin hels 1sn gdwa o t December 1975. Monthly meetings continued until April 1976 resumed ,an lltn do h October 1976 extrn A . a meetin hels 23rn gdwa o d February 1976. The Rhind lectures for 1975-76 were delivered in November 1975 by Mr G Beard on 'Interior decoratio Grean i t Britain 1660-1830' lecturee .Th s wer eDavie giveTh dn i Hume Tower, University of Edinburgh. A day conference on 'Neolithic Burial Practices in Northern Britain' was held on Saturday, 1st May 1976 association i , n wit Departmene hth f Extra-Murao t l Studies, Universit f Edinburghyo e Th . conference took place in the William Robertson Building, University of Edinburgh. The speakers were: Mr T G Manby Neolithic burial practices in northern England MisHenshalS sA l Burial practice Scottisn si h chamber tombs Mr J G Scott Raised mortuary structures Mr L J Masters Lochhill, Slewcairn, and the long cairns of northern Britain Mr D D A Simpson Raigmore, Inverness-shire Mr HAW Burl Excavation t Fochaberssa , Moray Professo meetinge th Piggotf S ro d . en t e summeth t a p du Excavation and Research. Grants were made from Society funds to the following for the 1976 season: BurgesC r M s Kilellan Farm, Islay t Columba'S Mis CampbelssM Cave, lEllary , Argyll Mr I A Crawford Udal, North Uist Mr P H Hill Achnacree Moss, Benderloch, Argyll Mr L M MacLagan Wedderburn Garbeg, Drumnadrochit, Inverness-shire MasterJ L r M s Slewcairn, Kirkcudbrightshire PeltenburJ E r D g Balloch Fort, Kintyre, Argyll The Scottish Field School of Archaeology Strageath Roman fort, Perthshire ThawleE J r M y Newto Pettyf no , Inverness-shire The Gunning Fellowship. ThiFentonawardes A r swa M o .dt The Chalmers-Jervise prize. This was awarded to Mr J Graham-Campbell for his essay on 'Viking- Age silve gold ran d hoard Scandinaviaf so n character from Scotland'. Report from the North-East Section. Eight lectures were presented during the session, of which six alreadd ha y been Societgivee th o n Edinburght n yi addition .I Breezr nD e excavationspoks hi n eo e th t sa Bearsden Roman Fort and Mr J Hunter on the excavations in the Drum and Collison Aisles of the West Church t NicholasoS f , Aberdeen Hunter'r M . s lectur sponsores ewa d jointlNorte th y hyb East Section Wese th y t b Churc d t NicholasS an f ho . Four excursions were held, including excavatio visite th o ssymbot e th f no l stone sit Tillytarmontt ea , threo t e Banffshire castles, Cardean Roma Professoe n se for o t t r Robertson's excavation Peee f th , o l Talbot'J LumphanaE r M se excavationse o nt Brechio t , n Cathedra White th d e Caterthulan n hill-fort. The Section now has 136 members. At the Annual General Meeting held on 9th March 1976 Mr G Shepherd gave a talk illustrated with some of the slides left to the Section by the late Mr John Caldwell, and Dr Woodham spoke on the excavation at Tillytarmont. The following committee and office-bearers were elected: Chairman Mr A W R C Huie Vice-Chairman SimpsoG G r nD WoodhaA A r SecretaryD m DuguiH R r TreasurerdM Committee Mrs J E Beeley, Mr R W McDonald, Mr E S Massie, Mr W W Porter, Mr I Ralston, Mr H C Y Scobbie, Mr J A Souter, Mr A Watt 344 | PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1975-6 Report from Urbane th Archaeology Committee. maie Th n achievemen Committee th f o t bees eha n establishmene th Society'e th f archaeologicao o t stw l postsfinancee b Departmene th o t , y db e th f o t Environment, which were under negotiation wit Scottise hth h Development Departmen time th f eo t a t last year's report threr poste fo e .Th yearssar appointmente th , s being renewable annually word an , s ki basee b Aberdeeno n dt i MurraC J bees r yM ha .n appointe senioe th o drt pos staro t t t wor 15tn ko h November 1976, and Miss J A Stones has been appointed to the junior post, having started work on 18th October hopes i t I . d tha t wil i tpossibl e b l mako et thirea d appointment financee b o t , d from sources other than DOE Committee Th . gratefus ei Cite Aberdeef th y o o t l n Distric vere th yr considerablfo t e support they have schemegivee th no executivt n .A e sub-committe bees eha n appointe advisdo t havd ean e ultimate contro wore th Aberdeen n kf i o l t immediatbu , e directio assistancd nan e will come froe mth newly formed Aberdeen Archaeological Rescue Group. During the year Dr Grant Simpson retired as Convener of the Committee, his place being taken by Professor Leslie Alcock Committee Th . e minute appreciatios dit r Simpson'D f no s effort behaln o s f o f urban archaeology, especially the successful negotiations of the two archaeological posts. Committee Th e clearin a continue s a t gac houso st informatior efo stimulua s a d actioo nan st n i urban archaeology. Among several successful excavations particular mentio made b e thaf y th e o n ti ma Hig BogdanhQ StreeN r Pertn i M t, whicy hb h will continue until Christmas with moneb y Jo fro e mth Creation Projectpreliminare th d an , y excavation t Elgisa n where finds fro e 12tmth h century onwards have been recovered. The Committee welcomes the Medieval Burgh Survey being undertaken in the Department of Archaeolog Universite th n yi Glasgowf yo , finance yeaintentioe e DOEy th on rb r d d fo an ,publis o nt h promptly a separate report on each burgh studied. Editor's Report. Proceedinge Volumth f o 5 publishes e10 swa Aprin di l 197 cosa £7,623f t 6a o t f o , whic htotaa £98f recoveres o l 7wa grantsn di . Volum currentls i 6 e10 presn yi wild publishee san b l n di April 1977. Although a large proportion of the printing costs of volume 106 will be covered by grants, the Editorial Committee continue investigato st e possible mean f reducinso financiae gth l outla futurn yo e volumes measure .On e which will take effect with volum eadoptioe 10th 6s i soff no t covers excep thosn ti e cases where Fellows request, and make an additional payment for, hard covers; this measure will save the Society some £240. Annuae Th l Repor unanimousls twa RentonP yI approvev motioRe ,e secondee th th n df o n o y db M HayrG . Treasurer's Report. I hav e pleasur presentinn ei r yougfo r approva Treasurer'e th l s Accountr sfo the year to 30th June 1976. This is the first accounting year of the increased subscription to £5 and the General Fund reflects this wit t receipthne s reaching £7,88 d thi8an s account showin n excesga f so incom f £1,937eo . Other receipt goode shigar d an ,h interest rates have benefite Societye dth . On expenditure the main charge is the transfer of £6,000 to meet the publication of the Proceedings. Salaries, expectedfeepostages d a san p u Publicatioe e sar .Th n Fund accouncoste th volum f t so tme 5 e10 but has now exhausted its accumulated cash balance. This means that, in future, the General Fund must be prepared to meet the full costs of production of the Proceedings subject only to receipts from grants. All the endowed funds met their commitments. Durin yeae gth r Council instructe salee dth f holding o s Imperian i s l Chemical Industries Ltd, Carringto Viyelln& a LtdSeard an , s Holdings purchase th d an ,Charifunf eo d Units. Thidons ss wa e a showCapitae th n ni l Accounts. The Society's Auditors have approved and signed the accounts as a correct record. The accounts were approved on the motion of Mr E F Catford, seconded by Mr I M Campbell. Proposed amendment o Secretarfe LaTh w. 4 y sai dlase thath t t Anniversara t y Meetin Councie gth l had been requested to draft an amendment of the Law. This had been done and the proposed amendment, reading 'The Secretary shall cause the names of the Candidates and of their Proposers to be circulated to all Fellows at least ten days before the date of the meeting at which they are to be balloted for. Fellows may vote against any candidate by striking out the name from the list and by returning the list to the Secretar relevanye beforth t a r teo meeting. Candidates receivin morr o n egte adverse votes wil ballotee lb d for individually at the meeting, and any candidate then receiving less than two-thirds of the votes shall not be admitted', had been circulated to all Fellows. After discussion of the wording, the amendment was approved on the motion of Dr S Hadfield, seconde Misy d b Arnold sM . MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY, ANNIVERSARY MEETING AND REPORT, 1975-6 | 345 The Ballot. balloe Th t having been concluded Scrutineere ,th s foun declared dan lis e Councif do tth l ensuine foth r followss a g e yeab o rt : President R B K Stevenson, C.B.E., M.A., F.S.A., F.M.A. Vice-Presidents MegawS R B , B.A., F.S.A., F.R.S.E. S Maxwell, M.A. P R Ritchie, B.SC. Councillors RobertsonJ J , M.A., LL.B. Professor L Alcock, M.A., F.S.A., F.R.HIST.S. T F Watkins, B.A., PH.D. I Maclvor, B.A., F.S.A. SellarH D , W B.A., LL.B. G Stell, B.A. MisThornsM sL , B.SC. A Morrison, M.A. EllisB J , M.A. HunterW J , M.A., DIP.ED. L J F Keppie, M.A., B.pfflL. IBM Ralston, M.A. Secretary B C Skinner, M.A., F.S.A. Treasurer J A Donaldson Ex-Officio Members Councilof StevensonK B R , C.B.E., M.A., F.S.A. (Keepe Nationae th f ro l Museumf o Antiquities of Scotland) WoodhamA A , B.SC., PH.D. (Society Representativ n Boaro e f o d Trustees for the National Museum) Professor Anne S Robertson, M.A., D.LITT., F.M.A., F.S.A. (Society Representativ Boarn eo Trusteef d o Nationa e th r sfo l Museum) B R S Megaw, B.A., F.S.A., F.R.S.E. (Society Representative on Board of Trustees for the National Museum) ShawD v ,Re PH.D., TH.DR. (Society Representativ Boarn eo Trusteef do s for the National Museum) Mrs Anna Ritchie, B.A., PH.D. (Editor) deathe followine th Th f so g Fellows were intimated durin yeae gth r 1975-76: Elected ArmourR , Gartferry, Innellan, Argyll. 1965 ArtamonoI M r D v (Honorary Fellow) Hermitage Th , e Museum, Leningrad, U.S.S.R. 1942 Miss A L Branston, 2 Bright Terrace, Edinburgh EH11 2BL. 1969 J M Carrick, MUS.DOC., 8 The Meadows, Berwick upon Tweed, TD15 1NY. 1974 CliffordI M E s , LittlMr e Witcombe House, Witcombe, Glos. 1929 Eare f CrawforTh Righe o l n Th Ho tBalcarresd dan , K.T., G.B.E., LL.D., D.LITT., F.S.A., Balcarres, Colinsburgh, Fife. 1946 Majo Dixon-JohnsonJ C r , T.D., J.P., Middle Ord, Berwick-on-Tweed. 1953 IDS Fulton, Meadowside, Higher Treween, Altarnun, Launceton, Cornwall. 1947 GibsonMisG sM , M.A. Camu0 ,1 s Road West, Edinburgh EH10 6RB. 1962 GrayM D , s 10 Mr Richmond Place, Edinburgh. 1972 MuirJ v Re Haddow, M.C., H.C.F. Mansee Th , , Chape Gariochf lo , Inverurie, Aberdeenshir5 eAB 9HE. 1938 D F Hay, 16 Bedford Avenue, Whalley Range, Manchester Ml6 8JS. 1954 HopkirkS D v Re , M.A., B.D., B.LITT., PH.D., Ormond Milto3 26 , n Road East, Edinburg . h15 1927 JamiesonA L G , F.R.I.A.S., L.R.I.B.A. Ravelsto3 7 , n Dykes, Edinburg 3NU4 hEH . 1945 P Johnstone, M.A., F.S.A., 78 Lonsdale Road, Barnes, London S.W.13. 1973 F N D Kelly, 30 Old Kirk Road, Edinburgh 12. 1955 O Kelly, The North Ayrshire Museum, Kirkgate, Saltcoats, Ayrshire. 1972 LindsayM s DicMr 9 3 , n k PlaceHo , Edinburg . h9 1968 LyleW Abbotsfor 9 4 D , d Road, Lochore, Fife. 1966 W J Macaulay, D.A., 24 Castle Street, Edinburgh EH2 3HT. 1947 346 | PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1975-6 Captain W Mackay, Upper Glassburn, by Beauly, Inverness-shire. 1939 Lt-Colonel G Malcolm of Poltalloch, Duntrune Castle, Lochgilphead, Argyll. 1952 MurrayM R , B.COMM., B.L. Craigmoun2 2 , t Grove North, Edinburgh EH12 8BZ. 1974 NAG Neil Nort7 , h West Circus Place, Edinburg . h3 1962 J F Rear, 14 Linda Drive, Hazel Grove, Cheshire. 1967 RussellA J , M.A., PH.D., J.P. Melvill1 ,2 e Gardens, Bishopbriggs, Glasgow. 1960 ScottMrS sO , Suie Foot Cottage, Knockespoch, Clatt, Aberdeenshire. 1971 F J Taylor, Roseworth, Stocksfield on Tyne, Northumberland. 1917 ThompsonC WD , S.J.ST.J. Mirrlee9 1 , s Drive, Kirklee, Glasgow W.2. 1967 WoodMisM Closee sG Th , , Hardwick, Aylesbury, Bucks. 1962 The following Fellows intimated their resignation: I C R Archibald, Balkerach, Doune, Perthshire FK16 6DE. R E Birley, M.A., F.S.A., 5 Osborne Avenue, Hexham, Northumberland. BlackMisM sK , M.A., B.A., Balmory Eas6 11 ,t King Street, Helensburg 78P4 hG8 . BurnetW G , B.A., L.L.B., w.s., Inveresk Lodge, Inveresk, Midlothian. Mrs F H Campbell-Walter, Clachan Beag, Auchnasaul, by Oban, Argyll. Miss C M Crook, DIP.A.D., 19 Argyle Place, Edinburgh. GrasslandB J , D.A., A.M.T.P.I. 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