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Shropshire F.H.S. Library Transactions of the Shropshire Shropshire F.H.S. Library 26 December 2016 Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Historical Society Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Volume 6 - 1883 Edited by: Year: 1883 Location: W01-06 Keywords: Donington Church and Lordship ## The Register of Sir Thomas BOTELAR, Vicar of Much Wenlock ## Oswestry Old Church Monuments ## Ancient Guilds, Trading Companies, and Origin of Shrewsbury Show ## Armorial Bearings of Shropshire Families (Surnames A to M). From MS. Of the late Mr. George MORRIS of Shrewsbury ## The Inner Wall of Shrewsbury ## On the Remains of the Deanery or College of the Church of St. Alkmunds, Shrewsbury ## Ludlow Castle ## Oswestry Corporation Records ## Old Shropshire Wills, Part II ## Admiral John BENBOW ## The Rental of Abbot of Shrewsbury. From a MS. In the possession of the late Mr. George MORRIS of Shrewsbury ## Notes on Shropshire Churches - Upton Magna ## Leighton, near Buildwas Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Volume 7 - 1884 Edited by: Year: 1884 Location: W01-07 Keywords: Cilhendref and the Family of EDWARDS ## Oswestry Corporation Records ## A Register of the Palmers' Guild of Ludlow in the Reign of Henry VIII ## Mainstone and Offa's Dyke ## Parish of Boningale, Salop ## Armorial Bearings of Shropshire Families (Surnames M to Z) From a MS. Of the late Mr. George MORRIS, of Shrewsbury ## The Breaking of the Shropshire Meres ## Notes on Shropshire Churches (Shawbury - Moreton Corbet - Stanton-on-Hine-Heath) ## Shropshire Students and Pilgrims at Rome, A.D. 1505- 1773 ## Historical Records of Newport, Co. Salop ## Rustic Stage Plays in Shropshire ## The Early Life of the Historian, Sir Archibald ALISON, Bart., and his connection with Shropshire ## Guilds of Shrewsbury - The Combrethren of Saddlers, Painters, Glaziers, Plumbers, Curriers and others ## Glovers' Company of Shrewsbury Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Volume 8 - 1885 Edited by: Year: 1885 Location: W01-08 Keywords: Charles Darwin ##The Sweating Sickness of 1551 ## Extracts from the Parish Registers of Loppington, Co. Salop ## Directions to Bell Ringers in Tong Church ## The Obsolete Punishments of Shropshire ## On A Library of Chained Books at Chirbury ## Confirmation of Grant from William son of William FITZALAN to Richard de LECTONA of the vill of Lectona & the Advowson of the Church c.1200 ## Memorials of the Family of Pitchford, of the County of Salop ## The Four Gateways of Oswestry ## The Parish of Habberley ## Records of Ludlow ## Historical Records of Newport, Co. Salop ## The Guilds of Shrewsbury - Mercers, Ironmongers, and Goldsmiths' Company ## Talbot's Tomb in the Parish Church of St. Alkmund's, Whitchurch ## Ludlow Corporation Insignia ## Explorations upon the Old Field near Ludlow December 1884 ## Discovery of a Chapel at Felton near Ludlow ## Subsidy Roll, Salop ## Memorial Monuments in Shipton Church, Corvedale, Salop Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Volume 9 - 1886 Edited by: Year: 1886 Location: W01-09 Keywords: Further Particulars of Donington ## The Obsolete Punishments of Shropshire (The Ducking Stool - The Brank or Scold's Bridle ## Historical Records of Newport ## Old Shropshire Deeds ## Topographical Account of Bridgnorth ## Middle Parish Register ## Woolston Well ## Ruyton of the Eleven Towns ## Shrewsbury Abbey ## The Friar-Preachers, or Blackfriars of Shrewsbury ## The MITTON and LUDLOW Pedigrees ## The Walls of Shrewsbury ## Diddlebury Church ## Abstract of the Grants and Charters of Wombridge Priory ## Palmer's Hospital, Bridgnorth # Under-Ground Shrewsbury ## Notes on Leighton Deeds Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Volume 10 - 1887 Edited by: Year: 1887 Location: W01-10 Keywords: The Rev. Robert William EYTON, M.A. ## The Castles of Shropshire and its Borders ## Shrewsbury Trade Guilds. The Glovers' Company. (Second Paper) ## Historical Records of Newport, Co. Salop (the Burgesses) ## The Manuscripts of the Corporation of Bishop's Castle ## The Manuscripts of the Corporation of Wenlock ## The Manuscripts of the Corporation of Bridgnorth ## The Church and Parish of St. Juliana in Salop ## The Obsolete Punishments of Shropshire (The Whipping Post & The Stocks ## Notes on Shropshire Birds ## Inventories of Church Goods in the Town of Shrewsbury at the Time of the Reformation, and Proceedings Respecting them in the Reign of Edward VI A.D. 1552-3 ## Dunvall, Co, Salop (timbered house in Astley Abbotts) ## MITTON Pedigree ## Talbot's Tome - Corrigenda et Addenda Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society Volume 11 - 1888 Edited by: Year: 1888 Location: W01-11 Keywords: Extracts from the Registers of the Parish of Much Wenlock, with notes ## The Shrewsbury of Past Ages - No.2 # The Monasteries of Shropshire: their Origin and Founders ## Architectural Notices of the Conventual Church of Buildwas Abbey, Shropshire ## The Orders of the Corporation of Shrewsbury, 1511-1735 ## Neolithic Man and his Remains in Shropshire ## Notes on Shropshire Birds ## On some Ancient Salopian Conglomerates ## Ancient Documents relating to the Honor Forest and Borough of Clun ## Roman Mining Operations in Shropshire and North Wales ## The Antiente Company of Smiths and others commonly called "Hammermen" Ludlow ## Abstract of the Grants and Charters contained in the Chartulary of Wombridge Priory, Co. Salop ## The Obsolete Punishments of Shropshire (Privilege of Sanctuary - Benefit of Clergy - Pressing to Death - Burning to Death Boiling to Death ## A Rental of Wroxeter, A.D. 1350 ## Historical Manuscript Commission Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society 2nd Series Volume 2 - 1890 Edited by: Year: 1890 Location: W02-02 Keywords: Notes on Shropshire Birds ## The Poll-Tax for the Town and Liberties of Shrewsbury 1390 ## The Merchants' Gilds of Shrewsbury ## The Pipe Roll for the fifth year of King Henry II., 1159 ## Petition of Humphrey KYNASTON, gent, 1618 ## Inquisition of the Liberties of the Town of Shrewsbury 1515 ## Shropshire Topographical Manuscripts in the British Museum ## Churchwardens' Accounts of the Town of Ludlow ## Acceptances of the Royal Pardon at the Restoration, 1660 ## Gift of the Church of Hanmer to Haghmond Abbey A.D. 1166-77 ## Papers relating to the Trained Soldiers of Shropshire in the reign of Queen Elizabeth ## Fragment of an Early Mystery Play ## History of Shrewsbury Hundred or Liberties - Broughton, anciently Burghton - Clive ## The Crypt of Old St. Chad's Church Shrewsbury. Report of the Excavations made 1889-90. By J. Nurse architect Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society 2nd Series Volume 3 - 1891 Edited by: Year: 1891 Location: W02-03 Keywords: Titterstone Camp and others ## The Will of WULFGATE of Donnington ## Bailiffs' Accounts of Shrewsbury, from May, 1275, to April, 1277; Building of the Great Hall, a certain House, &c. ## Papers relating to the Trained Soldiers of Shropshire in the reign of Queen Elizabeth ## Ancient Deeds of St. Chad's Church, Shrewsbury ## Some Accounts of the Family of FORESTER, of Watling Street, and now of Willey, in the County of Salop ## Gift of the Church of Hanmer to Haghmond Abbey, A.D. 1166-77 ## Some Leaves from the Records of the Court of Quarter Sessions for the County of Salop. ## The Borough of Ruyton ## Tensers: An Historical Investigation into the Status and Privileges of Non-gildated Tradesmen in English Towns. ## Shrewsbury Tax Roll of 1352 ## Grant of a Garden in Murivance, Shrewsbury, by John HOORD, Esq., in A.D. 1481 ## Selattyn: A History of the Parish ## A letter from the Earl of Northampton to the Bailiffs of Shrewsbury, A.D. 1624 ## Notes on Shropshire Birds - Parrot Crossbill - Starling - Rose-Coloured Pastor - Raven - Crow - Hooded Crow - Rook - Jackdaw - Magpie - Jay - Green Woodpecker - Great Spotted Woodpecker ## History of Shrewsbury Hundred or Liberties - Crowmeole and Goosehill - Edgebold - Grinsill Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society 2nd Series Volume 4 - 1892 Edited by: Year: 1892 Location: W02-04 Keywords: Selattyn: A History of the Parish. Chapter II ## The Last Visitation of Shropshire, 1663 ## Letter from the Bishop of Coventry and Lichfield to the Bailiffs of Shrewsbury concerning the Cure of Nesse, 1568. Extracted from the Shrewsbury Corporation Muniments ## Some Leaves from the Records of the Court of Quarter Sessions from the County of Salop. Part III. ## Deed relating to Lands in Tateley, made by Henry de BROOM in 1773 ## Shrewsbury Corporation Insignia ## Churchwardens' Accounts of the Town of Ludlow 1629-91 ## Grant of Lands in Pontesbury, in A.D. 1351 ## Notes on Shropshire Birds ## Richard GARDINER'S "Profitable Instructions," 1603 ## Pre-Historic Shropshire ## The Shropshire Lay Subsidy Roll of 1327, Munslow Hundred ## History of Shrewsbury Hundred or Liberties- Hadnall. Title: Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society 2nd Series Volume 5 - 1893 Edited by: Year: 1893 Location: W02-05 Keywords: Selattyn: A History of the Parish. Chapters III., IV., and V ## Notes on Shropshire Birds ## Thomas BROWNE of Shrewsbury, Draper ## Letter from Francis Taylor to Thomas PARDOE: London Aug. 8th, 1761 ## Astley, in the Parish of Alveley ## On the connection between Stone Circles and Adjacent Hills ##
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