Serial Summary

SERIAL SUMMARY

OF THE

AUTHORS, PAPERS, AND PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS IN VOLUMES I TO X.

For more detailed information Readers are referred to the full Index to each of the ten volumes.

A. Andrew, W. J., F.S.A. Aberystwitb, mint of, VIII, 203-206; X, The Cuerdale hoard, I, 12-26. 173-180. The Beaworth hoard, I, 26-29. „ coinage of, X, 181-198. The Nottingham hoard, I, 30-32. ^Ethelbald and yEthelwulf, coins of, II, The Colchester, Eccles and Sudbourne 411—416. hoards, I, 32-47. iEthelberht, St., penny of, V., 73-84. The Tutbury hoard, I, 47~5°- iEthelred of Mercia, penny of, VIII, King John's army chest, I, 51. 5 5-6o. Two ancient dies, I, 359-360. ,, I., of Northumbria, stycas of, The coinage of William Wood, review, X, 1-8. I, 363- /Ethehvulf and /Ethelbald, coins of, II, A find of silver coins at Colchester, 411-416. review, I, 363-367. Alfred, the Cuerdale hoard, I, 12-26. The gold coinage of the reign of Henry „ „ Stamford hoard, I, 367-371. VI., review, I, 367. „ a remarkable penny of, III, 101- A find of coins of Alfred the Great at 106. Stamford, review, I, 367-371. „ inscription on the Oxford pennies Oxford silver pennies, review, I, 372- of, III, 67-100. 375- ,, the Oxford Mint in the reign of, The preservation of antiquities, review, II, 21-30. „ C. L. Stainer's remarkable views I, 375-376. as to the Oxford coins of, I, A new type of Carausius, review, II, 372-375- 427. America, North, Wampum currency in, The coinage of William I. and II., VII, 341-35°- review, II, 427-429. American Colonies, coinage of William The coinage of Richard II., review, II, 429. Wood for the, I, 265-286. Andrew, W. J., F.S.A. :— An advertising medal of the Elizabethan Buried treasure: some traditions, records period, review, II, 429-430. and facts, I, 9-60. A recentfind o f Roman coins in Scot- land, review, III, 339-34°- 394 Serial Summary.

Andrew, W. J., F.S.A. :— B. Rare or unpublished coins of Carausius, Bandon Mint, temp. Charles I., II, 350. review, III, 340-341. Beaworth hoard, the, II, 100-105. Roman coins from Croydon, review, III, Beeston Castle, siege-money attributed to, 341-342. II., 303-306. Edward the Confessor and his coins, Berkeley Mint, the, by P. W. P. Carlyon- review, III, 342-344. Britton, F.S.A., IV, 17-32. A find of coins of Stephen and Henry Blacksmith's halfcrown, the, of Charles I., II., at Awebridge, near Romsey, re- II, 33i- view, III, 344-349- Bousfield, Stanley, M.D. A hoard of Edward pennies found at The pattern halfpennies of 1788 and Lochmaben, review, III, 349-350. 1790, by J. P. Droz, V, 347-36°- The coinage of Henry IV., review, III, British, Early, coinage of Prasutagus, VI, 35°-35T- 1-4. Anglo-Gallic coins, review, III, 351-352. ,, gold coins, notes on three, recently On re-struck coins, III, 352. found near Abingdon, by Ber- Evolution of portraiture on the silver nard Roth, F.S.A., I, 61-64. penny, V, 361-380. ,, Early, coins inscribed D1AS or Coins and how to know them, review, DEAS, VIII, 1-8. V, 409—410. „ coins, three gold, found at Abing- A numismatic history of the reign of don, I, 61-64. Stephen, VI, 177-190; VIII, 87-136, „ „ illustrations of, I, 355. X, 43-69. „ „ Ancient, find of, at South A remarkable hoard of silver pennies Ferriby, by Bernard and halfpennies of the reign of Ste- Roth, F.S.A., Ill, 1-16. phen, found at Sheldon, Derbyshire, ,, ,, staters found in France, in 1867, VII, 27-90. compared with, IV, 221- Italo-Greek coins of Southern Italy, re- 228. view, ix, 397-398- ,, Museum, treasure trove and the, The coin types of Imperial Rome, re- I. 333-348. view, IX, 398-399. „ Numismatic Society, the, inaugur- The provincial token coinage of the ation of, I, eighteenth century, review, IX, 399. 383-385. Anglo-Saxon mints, uncertain, VI, 13-48. Rules of, I, Anlaf, penny of, V, 85-96. 447-459- Anscombe, Alfred, F.R.Hist.S. :— Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, war The inscription on the Oxford pennies medals, VIII, 275-302. of the Ohsnaforda type, III, 67—100. Burgred, the kingdom and coins of, III, The Anglo-Saxon computation of his- 59-66. toric time, IV, 241—3x0. Buried treasure: some traditions, records, The names of Old-English mint-towns, and facts, I, 9-60. etc., VIII, 9-48; IX, 89-118; X, Burnley, XVII-XVIII century coins 9-32- found at, II, 425. Art and the coins of England, by H. Burton, Frank E. :— Alexander Parsons, III, 291-310. The 45th: ist Nottinghamshire Regi- Auden, George, M.D., F.S.A. :— ment—" The Sherwood Foresters "— A leaden cross bearing a styca im- their honours and 'medals, X, 267- pression and other antiquities found 3°4- at York, IV, 235-238. C. A coin of Offa found in a Viking-age Caldecott, J. B. :— burial at Voss, Norway, V, 51-54. The Spanish dollar as adapted for Australian coinage, early, IV, 179-188. currency in our West Indian Colonies, „ gold coins, VIII, 365-368. I, 287-298. Serial Summary.

Caldecott, J. B. :— A penny of Llywelyn, son of Cadwgan, Countermarked Spanish dollar for Old of the type of the second issue of Canada, 1765, I, 353-354- William Rufus, VIII, 83-86. On leaden tokens, IV, 317-326. The earliest noble of Richard II., X, Callis naval medal, the, X, 305-306. 125-126. Canada, Old, Spanish dollar counter- With his partners, provides the Society's marked for, I, 353-354- suite of rooms, see Council's reports, Carausius, new type of, II, 427. I-X. Carlisle mint, temp. Charles I., II, 298— Awarded the John Sanford Saltus gold 303. medal by the ballot of the members, Carlyon-Britton, P. W. P., F.S.A. :— 1911, VII, 403. Introduction : British Numismatics, I, Carlyon, T. A., presents a " Royal auto- 1-8. graph album " to the Society, VI, 389. Treasure trove, the treasury and the Charles I., brief musings on the exurgat trustees of the British Museum, I, money of, by F. Stroud, 333-348. Recorder of Tewkesbury, I, The Oxford Mint in the reign of Alfred, 163-168. II, 21-30. „ „ Aberystwith Mint of, VIII, The Saxon, Norman, and Plantagenet 203-206; X, 173-180; coinage of Wales, II, 31-56. coins of, X, 181-198. Coinage of Howel Dda, 913-948, II, „ ,, Chester Mint of, X, 235-236 ; 31-41- farthings of, II, 470-471; The Rhuddlan Mint, II, 41-46. III, 181-218. The St. David's Mint, II, 47-54. ' >, „ siege money of, II, 291-357. The Pembroke Mint, II, 54-56. ,, ,, obsidional money of, II, 291- A numismatic history of William I. and 358- II., II, 87-184; III, 117-242; IV, „ ,, portraiture of, II, 243—290. 47-78; V, 97-122; VI, 147-176; Charlton, William, Leather currency, III, VII, 1-26; VIII, 61-82; IX, 129- 311-328. !44; X, 33-42. Chitty Alfred :— Historical notes on the first coinage of Early Australian coinage, IV, 179-188. Henry II., II, 185-242. The Australian gold coins struck at the Cornish numismatics, III, 107-116. Sydney, Melbourne and Perth Mints, The Launceston Mint, III, 107-116. VIII, 365-368. Edward the Confessor and his coins, Church plate, Derbyshire, and coin clip- HI, 342-344- pings, III, 337. The Berkeley Mint, IV, 17-32. Clippings of coins and church plate, III, The " Gothabyrig " Mint, IV, 33-46. 337- The gold mancus of Offa, King of „ silver coins,finds of, I, 149- Mercia, V, 55-72. 162. A penny of St. yEthelberht, King of Coiner, an Elizabethan, IV, 157-164. East Anglia, V, 73-84. Colchester hoard, the, I, 32-47, 61-64, On some coins of the Xth century 113-122. found in the Isle of Man, V, 85-96. „ Mint, temp. Charles I., II, 3r8- Penny of Anlaf struck at Derby, V, 321. 85-96. „ find of short-cross coins at, I, Uncertain Anglo-Saxon mints and some 363-366. new attributions, VI, 13-48. Cork Mint, temp. Charles I., II., 353- ' The Winclicombe Mint, VI, 49-54. . Attribution of the Ancient British coins, 355- DIAS or DEAS, VIII, 1-8. Cornish Numismatics, III, 107-116. A penny of iEthelred, sub-regulus of Cox, Rev. J. Charles, LL.D., F.S.A. .-— Mercia, son-in-law of ^Elfred the A note on coin clippings and church plate in Derbyshire, III, 337-338- Great, VIII, 55-60. An Elizabethan coiner, IV, 157-164. 396 Serial Summary.

Creeke, Major A. B.:— Portraiture of our Tudor monarchs on The regal sceatta and styca series of their coins and medals, IV, 79-144. Northumbria, I, 65-96. Portraiture of our Stuart monarchs on The sceatta and styca coinage of the their coins and medals, V, 145-262; early archbishops of York, II, 7-20. VI, 213-286; VII, 199-268; VIII, Find of XVII and early XVIII century 207-274; IX, 237-294; X, 199-266. coins at Burnley, II, 425-426. Awarded the John Sanford Saltus Gold Cuerdale hoard, I, 12-26. Medal by the ballot of the members, 1912, VIII, 394; IX, 429. Farthing tokens, the royal, 1613-1636, by D. Fleet-Surgeon A. E. Weightman, F.S.A., Derby, penny of Anlaf struck at, V, 85- Ill, 181-218. 96. Farthings of Charles I. and James I., Dies, two ancient, description of, I, 359~ II, 470-472- 360. Forgery in relation to numismatics, by „ of Henry II., I, 355. L. A. Lawrence, F.S.A., II, 397-410; ,, for short-cross coins, I, 355- III, 281-290; IV, 311-316. „ of Edward III., VI, 197. Forty-fifth Regiment, war medals, X, Dublin Mint, temp. Charles I., II, 3SS-3S6- 267-304. Dudley tradesmen's tokens, and banks, Forty-third Foot war medals, the, VIII, reviewed, II, 431. 275-302. Dunwich Mint, the, IX, 119-128. Fox, H. B. Earle, ancl J. S. Shirley-Fox, „ coins found at, V, 123-134- Numismatic history of the reigns of Edward I., II., and III., VI, 197-212 ; E. VII, 91-142 ; VIII, 137-148; IX, 181- 206; X, 95-124. Eadgar, coins of, V, 85-96. Fox, Shirley, see Shirley-Fox. Eadmund, coins of, V, 85-96. Francis, Grant R., afind o f English coins Edward the Confessor and his coins, III, of the Tudor and Stuart periods in the 342-344- county of Wicklow, X, 315-318. ,, I., long-cross coinage of, IX, Fraser, G. M., treasure trove in the north 145-180, X, 71-94- of Scotland, III, 329-336. „ I. and II., coins of, found at Freer, Major William J., F.S.A., medals Tutbury, I, 47-50. and campaigns of the 43rd Foot, etc., Edward pennies found at Lochmaben, VIII, 275-302. III, 349. Edward I., II., III., Numismatic history G. of the reigns of, VI, 197-212; VII, 91-142 ; VIII, 137-148; IX, 181-206; Gaulish coins, ancient, IV, 221-228; IX, X, 9S-I24. 1-80. Edward IV., notes on the coinage of, George V., His Majesty King, honours the suggested by a recent find of coins, by Society with his patronage, VII, 380- L. A. Lawrence, F.S.A., I, 123-136. 381. Elizabethan Period, advertising medal of Gold coins, 1649—1820, table of English, the, reviewed, II, 429. II, 417-424- Exurgat money of Charles I., 163-168. " Gothabyrig Mint," the, IV, 33-46. Grantley, Lord, F.S.A., Saint Cuthbert's F. "pennies," VIII, 49-54. Farquhar, Miss Helen :— Portraiture of the Stuarts on the Royalist H. badges, II, 243-290. Halfpennies and farthings, cut, found at Patterns and medals bearing the legend Dunwich, V, 123—134. Jacobus III, or Jacobus VIII., Ill, Halfpennies, pattern, by Droz, V, 347- 229-270. 360. Serial Summary.

Hamer, S. H. :— India, coin collecting in Mysore, V, 287- Notes on the private tokens, their 34o. issuers and die-sinkers, I, 299-332 ; ,, Southern, some copper coins of, V, n> 369-396 ; HI, 271-280. 341-346. Dudley tradesmen's tokens, and banks, „ coins of the Southern Dynasties of, etc., review, II, 431-432. 295-396. Hancox, Edward R. H.,finds cf mediaeval Ionian State, coins of the, IV, 189-192. cut halfpennies and farthings at Dun- Ireland, coins of the Danish kings of, VI, wich, V, 123-134. 55-146. Henry II., thefirst coinag e of, by Nathan Ireland, St. Patrick's Pence, III, 219—222. Heywood, I, 97-112. Ireland, the coinage of, in copper, tin and Henry II., historical notes on the first pewter, by Philip Nelson, F.S.A., I, coinage of, by P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, 169—264. F.S.A., II, 185-242. Ireland, hoard of Celtic gold ornaments, Henry II. and Stephen, coins of, found at I- 333-348. Awebridge, III, 344-349. ,, coins found in, VIII, 361-364; die of, I, 355. X, 309-312; X, 313-314; X, ,, coins of, see Short-cross coins. 3I5-3I9- Henry III., long-cross coinage of, IX, Irish siege money, temp. Charles I., II, 145-180, X, 71-94. 328-357. „ coins of, see Short-cross coins. Henry VI., gold coinage of, a review, I, J- 367- Jackson, Major R. P. :— Henry VII., a remarkable groat of, by Coin collecting in the Deccan, V, 263- Bernard Roth, F.S.A., I, 137-138. Henry VII. and VIII., the coinages of, X, 286. 127-172. Coin collecting in Mysore, V, 287-340. Henry VIII., a remarkable gold coin of, Some copper coins issued .... in by L. A. Lawrence, F.S.A., IV, 145- Southern India, V, 341-346. 1 56. The Dominions, emblems, and coins Henry VIII., medal or pattern crown, the, of the South Indian Dynasties, IX, by John E. T. Loveday, I, 139-148. 295-396. Heywood, Nathan :— Jacobus III., or Jacobus VIII., patterns The first coinage of Henry II., I, 97- and medals bearing the legend, III, 112. 229-270. The kingdom and coins of Burgred, III, James I., the busts of, on his silver coin- 59-66. age, by Lt.-Col. H. W. Morrieson, The coins of the Ionian State, IV, 189- F.S.A., Ill, 173-180. 192. James I., the English silver coins of, IV, Some Roman coins found at Lincoln, 164-178. IV, 229-234. ,, coinage of, and trials of the Pyx, A parcel of stycas from the York Find, IX, 207—228. 1842, VII, 331-334- ,, coinage of, IX, 229-234. Howel Dda, coinage of, II, 31-41. „ farthings of, II, 470-471; III, 181-218. John, coins of, see Short-cross coins. John's Treasure Chest, King, I, 51. I. Icenians, coinage of the, VI, 1-4. Inchquin money, temp. Charles I., II, K. 333-341- India, coin collecting in the Deccan, V, Kilkenny Mint, temp. Charles I., II, 328- 263-286. 333) 348-349- 398 Serial Summary.

L. Mail coach and its halfpennies, the, II, Lathom House, siege money attributed 359-363. to, II, 318. Man, Isle of, Saxon coins found in the, Launceston Mint, the, III, 107-116. V, 85-96. Laver, Henry, F.S.A., the coinage of Mancus of Offa, V, 55-72. Prasutagus, King of the Icenians, VI, Mary I., coinage of, VIII, 179-202. 1-4. Matilda, the Empress, see Stephen, reign of. Medal, gold, of the Society, see Saltus. Lawrence, L. A., F.S.A. :— Medals, see War medals. Notes on the coinage of Edward IV., Mint-mark, the cross as a, V, 135-144. suggested by a recent find of coins, Mint-towns, their Old-English names, I, 123-136. VIII, 9-48; IX, 89-118; X, 9-32. Forgery in relation to numismatics, Morgan, Brigade-Surgeon, Lt.-Col. H. M., II, 397-410; III, 281-290; IV, Notes 011 the Mint at Aberystwith, X, 311-316. 173-180. The Anglo-Saxon moneyer Torhtulf Morrieson, Lt.-Col. H. W., F.S.A. :— and characteristics of die-sinking, II, Copper farthings of James I. and 411—416. Charles I., II, 470-471. A remarkable penny of King Alfred, The busts of James I. on his silver III, 101-106. coinage, III, 173-180. A remarkable gold coin of Henry VIII., The influence of war on the coinage of iv., 145-156. England, IV, 1-16. Coin weights, VI, 287-304. The English silver coins of James I., Afind o f late Plantagenet coins, VIII, IV, 164-178. 149-178. A glance inside the mint of Aberystwith The long-cross coinage of Henry III. in the reign of Charles I., VIII, 203- and Edward I., IX, 145-180; X, 206. 71-94. Some further notes on the silver coin- Leaden tokens, IV, 317-326. age of James I., IX, 229-234. Leather currency, III, 311-328. The coinage of Aberystwith, 1637- Lincoln, Roman brass coins found at, IV, 1642, X, 181-198. 229-234. National characteristics numismatically Llywelyn, son of Cadwgan, penny of, explained, some, II, 1-6. VIII, 83-86. Naval medal, the Callis, X, 305-306. Long-cross coinage, the, IX, 145-180; X, Nelson, Philip, F.S.A. :— 71-94. The coinage of Ireland in copper, tin, „ „ „ „ see Henry III. and pewter, I, 169-264. and Edward I. The coinage of William Wood for the Loveday, John E. T., the Henry VIII. American colonies, 1722-1733, I, medal or pattern crown, I, 139-148. 265-286. Lumb, Mellor, with P. W. P. Carlyon- The obsidional money of the Great Britton, provides the Society's suite of Rebellion, 1642-1649, II, 291-358. rooms, see Council's Reports, VI-X. Table of English gold coins, 1649- 1820, II, 417-424. Some notes on the great recoinage of M. William III., 1695-1699, III, 223- Mac Ilwaine, J. B. S. :— 229. Notes on some discoveries of coins in Newark Mint, temp. Charles I., II, 310- Ireland, VIII, 361-364. 3i7- Notes on some Irish coins found at Norman coinage, reverse types, II, 57-86. Trim, X, 309-312. Northumbria, the regal sceatta and styca Afind o f English half-groats of Henry series of, I, 65-96. VII. in the county of Wicklow, X, Northumbria, sceatta and styca coinage of 3I3-3I4- the Archbishops of York, II, 7-20.

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Northumbria, coins of ^Ethelred I. of, X, Penny, portraiture on the silver, V, 361- 1-8. 380. Nottingham hoard of Stephen's coins, the, Peterborough, find of Roman coins at, I, I, 3°-32- 349-352- Nottinghamshire Regiment, war medals of Pewter coinage of Ireland, I, 169-264. the, X, 267-304. Plantagenet coins, find of late, VIII, Numismatics, British, Introduction to, I, 149-178. 1-8. ,, ,, find of, in Switzer- O. land, IV, 239-240. Pontefract Castle, siege money of, II, Obsidional money of the Great Rebellion, 321-328. Portraiture 011 the silver penny, evolution II. 291-358. of, V, 361-380. Offa, gold mancus of, V, 55-72. „ coin of, found in Norway, V, 51-54. „ of the Stuarts on the royalist badges, II, 243-290. Ogden, William Sharp, F.S.A. :— „ on Stuart coins and medals, Concerning the evolution of some reverse types of the Anglo-Norman V, 145-262; VI, 213-286; VII, 199-268; VIII, 207- 57-86. coinage, II, 274 ; IX, 237-294 ; X, A find of Roman bronze coins on the 199—266. Little Orme's Head, North Wales, „ on Tudor coins and medals, III, 17-58 ; VI, 5-12 ; IX, 81-88. by Helen Farquhar, IV, A note on St. Patrick's pence, III, 79-144. 219—222. Private tokens, etc., Ill, 271-280. The Roman Mint and Early Britain, V, Pyx, trials of the, temp. James I., IX, 207- 1-50. 228. Shakespeare's portraiture: painted, graven and medallic, VII, 143-198. R. Ormond money, temp. Charles I., II, 341- 348. Reading, mint of, temp. Henry I., I, 373. Oxford Mint in the reign of Alfred, the, Rebel money, Irish, temp. Charles I., II, by P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, 348-349. F.S.A., II, 21-30. Records of buried treasure, I, 9-60. „ inscription on the coins of, te7np. Reverse types of the Anglo-Norman Alfred, III, 67-100. coinage, by W. S. Ogden, F.S.A., „ silver pennies of, review, I, 372- II, 57-86. 375. Rhuddlan Mint, coins of the, II, 41-46. „ coins of Alfred of, C. L. Stainer's Ribchester, its traditions, I, 12-26. remarkable views as to, I, 372- Richard I., coins of, see Short-cross coins. 375- „ II., the coinage of, by Frederick Oxfordshire Light Infantry, war medals of A. Walters, reviewed, II, 429. the, VIII, 275-302. ,, „ earliest noble of, X, 125-126. P. Rickword, George, the Colchester hoard, 113-122. Parsons, H. Alexander :— Roman coins,find of, on the Little Orme's The mail coach and its halfpennies, II, Head, III, 17-58; VI, 5- 359-368. 12 ; IX, 81-88. Art and the coins of England, III, 291- „ „ found at Croydon, III, 341. 310. „ ,, „ Gartshore, Scot- The Dunwich Mint, IX, 119-128. land, III, 339. The coins of ^Ethelred I. of Northum- ,, „ „ Lincoln, IV, 229- bria, X, 1-8. 234- Patrick's pence, St., Ill, 219-222. „ „ „ Peterborough, I, Pembroke Mint, the, II, 54-56. 349-352- 400 Serial Summary.

Roman Mint and Early Britain, the, V, Seals, great, of William I. and II., II, 1-50. 119—125. Roth, Bernard, F.S.A. „ „ „ Stephen, X, 53~56- Notes on three British gold coins, Shakespeare, portraiture of, VII, 143-198. recently found near Abingdon, I, 61- Sherwood Foresters, war medals of the, X, 64. 267-304. A remarkable groat of Henry VII., I, Shirley-Fox, J. S., R.B.A., see also Fox, I37-I38- H. B., and :— Finds of clippings of silver coins, I, The cross as a mint-mark, V, 135-144. 149-162. Die-making in the twelfth century, VI, A find of Ancient British coins at South- 191-196. Ferriby, near Barton-on-Humber, III, Short-cross coins, the Colchester hoard, I, 1-16. 61-64, 113-122. A hoard of staters, etc., in France, IV, „ „ _ „ die for, I, 359-360. 221—228. South-Ferriby, Ancient British coins found A hoard of English coins found in at, III, 1-16. Switzerland, IV, 239-240. Spanish dollar and West Indian colonies, The coins of the Danish Kings of I, 287-298. Ireland, VI, 55-146. ,, ,, counter-marked for Old Ancient Gaulish coins, including those Canada, 1765, I, 353- of the Channel Islands, IX, 1-80. 354- Stainer, C. L., Oxford silver pennies, I, S. 372-375- Stamford, coins of Alfred found at, I, St. Cuthbert's "pennies," VIII, 49-54. 37i- St. David's Mint, coins of the, II, 47-54. Stephen, a numismatic history of the St. Patrick's pence, a note on, by William reign of, VI, 177-190; VIII, Sharp Ogden, F.S.A., Ill, 219-222. 87-136; X, 43-71. Saltus, John. Sanford, Vice-President:— ,, hoard of coins of the reign of, Gifts to the Society by, of ^200 to found at Sheldon, Derbyshire, found the Society's gold medal, VII, VII, 27-90. 399-400; of ,£150 to its Research Fund, „ coins of, found at Nottingham, VIII, 396-397 ; of a thousand-franc I, 30-32- note to the same, IX, 428 ; and ,£510 „ „ „ „ at Awebridge, to its General Purposes Fund, X, I, 342. 357- Saltus, the John Sanford Saltus gold Stephen and Henry II., coins of, found medal awarded to :— at Awebridge, III, 344-349. 1911. P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, F.S.A., Stroud, F., Recorder of Tewkesbury :—• Brief musings on the exurgat money, I, VII, 403. 1912. Miss Helen Farquhar, VIII, 394. 163-168. Rules of the, VII, 407-411. Some national characteristics numis- Saxon, Anglo, uncertain mints, VI, 13-48. matically explained, II, 1-6. „ coins found at Cuerdale, I, 12-26. Stuart coins and medals, portraiture on, „ „ „ in the Isle of Man, V, V, 145-262; VI, 213-286; VII, 199- 85-96. 268; VIII, 207-274; IX, 237-294; Scarborough Mint, temp. Charles I., II, X, 199-266. 307-310. Stuarts, portraiture of the, on the Royalist 243-290. Sceattas, of Northumbria, I, 65-96. badges, II, Styca impression on leaden cross, IV, „ St. Cuthbert's, VIII, 49-54. 2 „ of the Archbishops of York, II, 235- 38- Stycas, I, 65—96. 7-20. „ of the Archbishops of York, II, Scotland, treasure trove in the north of, 7-20. HI, 329~336- „ of /Ethelred I., X, 1-8. Serial Summary. 401

Stycas, St. Cuthbert's, VIII, 49~54- V. „ from the York Find, VII, 331- Victoria, the bronze coins of Queen, IV, 334- 193—220. Symonds, Henry, F.S.A.:— Vreeland, Nehemiah :— The coinage of Queen Mary Tudor, Wampum : the native substitute for • 1553-1558, illustrated from the currency in North America, VII, Public Records, VIII, 179-202. The coinage of James I. as disclosed 34I-3SO- by the Trials of the Pyx, etc., IX, 207—228. W. The Chester Mint of Charles I., IX, 235-236- Wales, the Saxon, Norman and Plan- The documentary evidence for the tagenet coinage of, II, 31-56. coinages of Henry VII. and VIII., „ coinage of Howel Dda, II, 31-41. ,, penny of Llywelyn, son of Cad- etc., X, 127-172. wgan, VIII, 83-86. T. ,, Roman coins found on the Little Orme's Head, III, 17-58; VI, Tamworth Hoard of William II.'s coins, 5-12 ; IX, 81-88. II, 111-114. „ the Little Orme's Head Hoard of Time, Anglo-Saxon computation of, IV, Roman coins, III, 17-58. 241-310. „ the Pembroke Mint, II, 54-56. Tin coinage of Ireland, I, 169-264. „ the Rhuddlan Mint, II, 41-46. Traditions of buried treasure, I, 9-60. „ the St. David's Mint, II, 47-54. Wampum currency, VII, 341-3 5 o. Treasure, buried, some traditions, records War, the influence of, on the coinage of and facts, I, 9-60. England, by Lt.-Col. H. W. Morrieson, Treasure trove, the Treasury and the F.S.A., IV, 1-16. trustees of the British Museum, by War medals :— P. W. P. Carlyon-Britton, F.S.A., I, 333-348. Interesting British, VII, 335-34°; Treasure trove, traditions, records and 3°7- facts of, I, 9-60. The 43rd Foot, VIII, 275-302. Treasure trove in the North of Scotland, The 45th Regiment, X, 267-304. III, 329-336- The Callis naval medal, X, 305-306. Token, a Washington, X, 325-330. Peninsular War, X, 307. Tokens, leaden, IV, 317-326. See Vols. I-X. Tokens, notes on the private, their Weightman, Fleet-Surgeon A. E., R.N., issuers and die-sinkers, by S. H. F.S.A. :— Hamer, I, 299-332 ; II, 369-396. The royal farthing tokens, 1613-1636, Tokens, seventeenth-century, of North- III, 181-218. amptonshire, VI, 305-356 ; VII, 269- The bronze coins of Queen Victoria, 330; VIII, 303-360; X, 3x9-324. IV, 193-220. Tokens, the nineteenth-century token Weights, coin, VI, 287-304. coinage by W. J. Davis; a review, by Wells, William C. :— S. H. Hamer. Seventeenth-century tokens of North- Tudor coins and medals, portraiture on, amptonshire, VI, 305-356 ; VII, IV, 79-144. 269-33°; VIII, 303-360; X, 319- 324- A Washington token, X, 325-330. U. West Indian Colonies, the Spanish dollar as adapted for currency in our, by J. B. Upton, Edward, with P. W. P. Carlyon- Caldecott, I, 287-298. Britton, provides the Society's suite of Whitchurch hoard of William I.'s coins, rooms, see Council's Reports, I—V. II, 1x5. VOL. X. 2 D 402 Serial Summary.

William I. and II. :— An interesting group of decorations of A numismatic history of, by P. W. P. the Peninsular War, X, 307. Carlyon-Britton, F.S.A., II, 87-184; Wood, William, the coinage of, for the III, 117-242; IV, 47-78; V, 97- American colonies, 1722-1733, by 122; VI, 147-176; VII, 1-26; VIII, Philip Nelson, F.S.A., I, 265-286. 61-82 ; IX, 129-144 ; X, 33-42. The coinage of, by F. Spicer, reviewed, II, 427-428. William III., some notes on the great Y. recoinage of, 1695-1699, by Philip Nelson, F.S.A., Ill, 223-229. Yeates, G. C., F.S.A., on leaden tokens, Winchcombe Mint, the, VI, 49-54. iv, 31:7-326. Winchester, its treasure, temp. William II., York, the sceatta and styca coinage of the 26—29. early Archbishops of, by Major A. Winter, Charles :— B. Creeke, II, 7-20. Notes on some interesting British war „ hoards of William I.'s coins, II, medals, VII, 335-340. 105-109, 115. A unique naval relic of 1742 : the Youghal Mint, temp. Charles I., II, 350- Callis medal, X, 305-306. 353-