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Donations to and purchases for the Museum, 1 April 1982-31 March 1983

DONATIONS 1 Collectio materiaf no l donoe founth y drb between Cardron Traquaid aan Peeblesshiren ri , including assorted flints butsmale a f th , o t l axe-hammer shala , e spindlbeada d ,an e BAGOT whorlW y B ,. Clovenfords, Galashiels. 2 Two waste flakes of flint, part of a shale bracelet, and two green-glazed medieval sherds from plough- immediate th soi n i l eearthwor n area f ao t Loanska , Dundonald, Ayrshir e323)2 (NG35 . S RN By ORDNANCE SURVEY, per J LINGE, Edinburgh. 3 Stone cup with projecting handle, of uncertain provenance; from the estate of Professor C Forrester, who had inherited it from Dr S Brown, 19 Braid Avenue, Edinburgh. By Mrs J A FORRESTER, Ewell, Surrey. 614 0 Sla170 nea g sane donoC e founth N rth d Bettyhilln y R surfaco rdb NG t ea , Sutherlandy B . W BAIRD, Edinburgh. 5 Sherd f medievao s l pottery from Springwood Par Quarrd kan y Field, Kerrsknowe Farm, Kelso. ELLIOTW y SCOTA B FS , . 6 Sherd medievaf so l pottery (for reference); Tees Valley ware, fabrics A-D, from Hartlepools M y B . S MILLS, Durham. 7 Gunstone from Cramalt Tower (Proc Soc Antiq Scot, 111 (1981), 423). By A M T MAXWELL- IRVING, FSA SCOT. 8 Lead seal-tag bearing the arms of Orange-Nassau. By T STEVENSON, Bo'ness, West Lothian. 9 Lead trade-token, 18th-century MOOREJ s Mr y , B Edinburgh. . 10 Quartz socket ston d billheae Portobellan eth f o d o Bottleworks MASOND W y , B Selkirk. , Selkirkshire. 11 Wooden skate with curved iron blade. By T C PECK, Edinburgh. 12 Piece leathef so wood ran d fro wooden-soleo mtw d clogs ,moor e founth n dso above Hawicky B . A DOUGLAS, Broughton, Peeblesshire. 13 Two horn spoons from the Stirling area, one initialled 'PH, HD' and dated 1778, and the other 'AB' EMERYJ s Mr 1778d y , an GlenalmondB . , Perthshire. 14 Fire insurance 'Edinburgpolice th f yo h Friendly Insurance Against Losse Firey sb ' with William Clerk of Hillhead, Fife, dated 1794. By A HANNAH, FSA SCOT. 15 Pewter communion plate fro Martyre mth s Church, Glasgow, mad WyllieJ y eb , Glasgow THy B E. CONGREGATIONAL BOARD OF THE MARTYRS CHURCH, Glasgow. 16 Episcopal communion token, originally from the collection of Revd George Sutherland, and a card- boar usex holdinr ddbo fo tokene gth Portsof so y Episcopal Chapel Revy B BOVEYd.D , Peterhead, Aberdeenshire. 17 Linen tea towel 'important strike of the Maid Servants of Edinburgh'; an extract from the Edinburgh Evening Courant, c 1825, lampooning the repeal of the Combination Laws; a songsheet of'Everyday Songs from Labour Festivals'; and a Labour Party League of Youth badge, c 1940-50. By MACKENZIEW s Mr , Elgin, Morayshire. 18 Enamelled badge marked 'BISSET ES woodeo T 1835tw d nan ' rolling FLEMINGI pinsy B . , Edinburgh. 19 Painting of 'Geordie Syme, piper of the Duke of Buccleuch'; a glazed earthenware vase in the form of Chinescowa a d ;an e armorial porcelain flask glove'e , th y wit t mottB e .hbu th t oca 'Touce th t hno the Executors of the late Mrs M A BENNETT,/>e/- Messrs COOK AND MACKINTOSH, St Andrews, Fife. DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 1982-83 | 651 20 Poke shoved ran l from Earlston, Berwickshire, whic donor'e hth s father played wita boy a d s ha ;an small brus basf ho t bound with cord DICKIEMisy M B SCOT.sK A FS , . 21 Highland bagpipe chanters ChisholmL y b , , Peter Henderso Roberd nan t Rei Glasgol dal T J d wan Forbes, Dundee; and reed boxes from Peter Henderson and R C Lawrie Ltd, Glasgow. By Major R J POWELL, RAOC, Edinburgh. 22 Nine Highland bagpipe chanters, fou Petey b r r Henderso f Glasgowno Pipe-Majoy B . BARONB r , St Andrews, Fife. 23 Woode lead nan d 'man defender CRAWFORDJ r cosho y ' B . , Pathhead, Midlothian. 24 Pair of quoits. By R BECK, Eddleston, Peeblesshire. 25 Lengt earlf ho y barbed wire from Flanders MossI BAIN y B ,. Thornhill, Stirlingshire. 6 Roya2 l Scottish Academy musical programme date March2 d2 , 1860; collectio f damasno k linen napkins foud an ; r wooden threa NICOLLs d Mr reels y B , .Edinburgh . 27 Iron three-legge t foundpo t Figgeda t Street , ANDERSONPortobelloK Mc J y B ,. Edinburgh. 28 Treadle operated clockmaker's lathe, bough at t a far m sal Midlothianen i SCOTTR D y ,B Edinburgh. . crogano 2Tw 9 s from Callanish, Isl Lewisf e'Barvao a d an ; s ware' teacup made experimentallr M y yb Wallace Thorneycroft in Lewis. By A M ARCHDALE, Edinburgh. 30 Sher f crogado n ware with milk glaze McLeanK s , mad Mr PEYER E y ,e D e b Barvas Th R , y B . Wellcome Collection, London. 31 Eight pieces of Hebridean pottery including four croganan and four items of 'Barvas ware'; a seal matrix by W Berry of Edinburgh (R 14983), said to have belonged to Dr William Sinclair of Edinburgh, and a wax impression from it (A 154830). By THE WELLCOME INSTITUTE FOR THE HISTORY OF MEDICINE, London. 32 Collection of 37 pieces of Scottish pottery and glass, including a large Dunmore decorative plaque, a Wemyss Ware 'patch' box and a pair of oil and vinegar flasks by Buchan's Pottery, Portobello (given fro estate mth Misf eo s Antonia Lobelle) larg;a e collectio costumef no , textiles, jewellerd yan accessories e donowor th used memberd y nan r an rfamilydb he f o s1900-40c , Misy B M .s MACKAY, Edinburgh. 33 Collectio piece0 3 f potteryf no so , includin gsoua Kidstop A , GlasgoplatR Co paiy a e nb & d rwan of marriage jugs inscribed 'Jean Forreste Andrer& w Forsyth' tappi;a t henplateso ,tw inkwelln ,a , a sander and a baluster measure, all of pewter; and a marbled glass mug. By Miss E FORRESTER, Linlithgow, West Lothian. 34 Brow cread nan m glazed stoneware crock impressed 'Caledonian, Rutherglen' J DORWARD y B . , Edinburgh. 35 Two white glazed earthenware jugs, decorated with underglaze painted bunches of fruit, made by the Britannia Potter , Glasgowy Co MAXWELL S y B . SCOTA FS , . largo 3Tw e6 stonewar e jars Por e madth ty eDundab s Potter , GlasgowyCo woodea ; n a finia d an l unused wooden pattern block for the upper hall screen in Tighnabruich House, designed by William MossE s LeiperMr , Tighnabruichy B . , Argyll. 37 Bluorangd ean e transfer-printed soup plate; brown transfer-printed 'Bosphorus' pattern Bo'ness ashet; blue souvenir tablecloth for the Empire Exhibition 1938; souvenir household brush for George VI's coronation, 1937; and a pair of silk stockings in original Jubilee greetings packet. By DEANV s ,Mr Edinburgh. 38 'Scotch Ivory' soup Britannie platth y eb a Potter , GlasgowSUTHERLANDS yCo C y B . , Edinburgh. 39 Certificat membershif eo Institute th f po Bankerf eo Scotlandn si , 1894membershia d ;an pe carth f do Amalgamated Society of Engineers, 1915. By R G W PRESCOTT, Crail, Fife. 40 Two glass beer bottles, one impressed 'Usher'. By Mr CAMPBELL, Lasswade, Midlothian. 41 Glass thermometer and case, made by P Stevenson, 9 Forrest Road, Edinburgh. By Mrs J KERR, Dalkieth, Midlothian. 42 Seven packets of glass plate negatives taken by John Irvine of Irvinesgort, Lerwick, 1895-1900, probabl a studend aroun ys an whe wa n i tde nh Edinburgh SHETLANy B . D MUSEUM, Lerwick, Shetland. 43 Seventeen family portrait copiesd san , with annotations AIRJ s , Mr Edinburgh y B . . 44 Sashe greef so nIrise silkth hf o ,Nationa l ForresterAnciene th f o td Ordesan Hiberniansf ro , Board of Erin, Division No 177 [Glasgow-Ayrshire area], both possessed by the donor's grandfather and used probabl MCROBERTS D y1900 c y B . , Dalkeith, Midlothian. 45 Folding lantern for a candle, of tin plate, with carrying case. By Mrs E S DICKSON, Edinburgh. | SOCIET 2 ANTIQUARIE65 F YO SCOTLANDF SO , 1983

46 Four brass-headed golf club sdonoe useth y drb whe nyouna g gir Nortn li h BARRBerwicks Mr y , B . Edinburgh. 47 Peg doll. By Mrs H CARLE, Forfar, Angus. 48 Silver bracelet, decorated with 'Celtic' stylE e RitchieA motifA ( s ' 'y A Mr R b f slona o )y B . COWLEY, Edinburgh. 49 Three badges (SNP lapel badge, SYHA lapel badge, SYHA shoulder badge) beer-cao ;tw n openers from Tennant' d Scottisan s Newcastl& h e Breweries a twee; d sampl d labe an f eKennet o l h MacLeod, Shawbost; shortbread box of Burnett's, Nairn; fingerboard, brown; black japanned steel tray with transfer decoration; and a framed photograph of Adam Dickson, late chairman of the Costume Society of Scotland. By Miss A M STEW ART, Edinburgh. 50 Collections of items associated with the late A Yorick McGill, photographer, Musselburgh, including numbea photographf ro viewf so Orknef so Edinburgd yan h1920sc ; smal pitchen ti l r mada y eb Musselburgh tinsmith pockea d an ; t watch owne YoricA y db k McGill Misy B J .sMcGiLL , Danderhall, Midlothian. 51 Photographs and documents relating to the donor's parents' wedding, 1928; Insurance and Banking Golf Club receipt, 1918; lette f thanko r s from Royal Scots Cludonatioa r bfo f booksno , 1928; scara bilr ffo l pin, 1919Misy B sRoss.J , Edinburgh. mato f binde5Tw so 2 r twine, mad Perthshirn ei r farefo m cottages 1940c , ; engraved glass decanter, inscribed 'The lan live dw e 'DCS'd inan ' , from Singleton Farm, Ettrick Bridge; nine golf clubs mad firmy eb Aberdeenn si , Nair Edinburghd nan ; collectio medicaf no surgicad an l l implements, including an ear syringe made by Gardner, 32 Forrest Road, Edinburgh; and bottles of silkworm guEdinburgy b t h manufacturers HUTCHISOND r D y B . , Musselburgh, East Lothian. 53 Edinburgh Corporation Electricity supply mete FENTONA r rSCOT D A cardy FS ,B . 54 Small jug and cauldron of imitation 'Cumnock motto ware', made in Torquay. By Miss SHAW SMITH, Loanhead, Midlothian. 55 Two bagpipe reeds made by the donor. By M SWINDELLS, Atherton, Lancashire. 56 Piece of 18th-century fine linen cloth, said to be connected with Prince Charles Edward Stuart. By Mrs E HALL, Lingfield, Surrey. 57 Berlin and beadwork wool tapestry seat-cover made in the Monifieth area of Angus c 1880. By Miss GRAY CHEAPE, Forfar, Angus. 58 Wooden glove powderer. By Mrs I GRANT, Edinburgh. 59 Knitting patter BaldwinJ J y nb WILLIAMSONM , Halifaxr D y B . , Edinburgh. 60 Souvenir handkerchief commemoratin coronatioe CLARKEgth V D r 1937 D y Georg f ,ny o B Ma ., eVI SCOTA FS . diplomatio 6Tw 1 c uniforms, with accessories ScottH R ,late r ,wor th formeeSi y nb r Commissioner General for South East Asia, and Lord Lieutenant of Peeblesshire. By Lady R SCOTT, Lyne Station, Peeblesshire. 62 Lady's 'Scott Brown' tartan jacket made in 1956 in Inverness by Mathew Zajac, a Polish tailor; four samples of Hannay tartans; and a collection of Hannay Society literature. By A HANNAH, FSA SCOT for the CLAN HANNAY SOCIETY. 63- Items of 19th- and 20th-century costume. By Miss L E FENTON, Edinburgh; Mrs J MacEwAN, 68 Dunfermline, Fife MacLEAND ; MisH sM , Edinburgh MacLEODs Mr ; , Edinburgh SCOTTV s ;Mr , Lasswade, Midlothian; the late Miss H STEWARTper Mrs P REILLY, Ashkirk, Selkirkshire. 69 Basket used for gathering fruit at Rosslynlea Hospital until 1952. By Mrs L M DUNN, Edinburgh. 70 Silver medal of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland awarded to Peter Brown, Pencait- land, for a reaping machine at the Dumfries Show, 1870. By Mrs M E HEPBURN, Penicuik, Midlothian. 71 Potato digger by Georg Harder, Ltibeck, originally purchased by Sir Charles Ross, and used at Balnagowan, Ross-shire; crofter's cart from Fernaig, Ross-shire G ROBERTSON y B . , Tain, Ross-shire. 72 Iron boat hook, with remain f poleo s housee , ic fro e m,th Bonar Bridge, Sutherlands Mr y B . DURHAMJ , Kildary, Ross-shire. 73 Wooden gambrel or pig hanger found beside the Water of Feugh, Aberdeenshire. By R CALLANDER, Finzean, Aberdeenshire. 4 Axe7 , smiddy made e donor', th use y b ds grandmothe n Auchindinnyi r s STEVENSONMr y B . , Edinburgh. DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 1982-83 | 653 5 Meda7 awardee b o lt Biggay db r Auction Mart, blank, struc KirkwooA y kb Sond& , Edinburghy B . BIGGAR MUSEUM TRUST, Biggar, Lanarkshire. 76 Fourteen show-harness straps by J Baird, Alford, J Grant, Dufftown, James Barber, Inverness. By Dr W A GATHERER, Edinburgh. 77 Drill marker, early 1940's, from Eastfield, Ingliston. By D MUNGALL, Broxburn, West Lothian. 78 Carriage lamp, patent candle, from Ransfield, Ratho, Midlothian. By G RUICKBIE, Broxburn, West Lothian. 79 Croman blade from Gairloch, Ross-shire. By M MacRAE, Forfar, Angus. 80 Painting, water-colour, framed, cart-horse in show harness, signed J Wilkie; six photographs, cart- horses, four in show harness, two with loaded carts. By W THOMSON, Edinburgh. 81 Kiln shovel, wooden; mill pick with leather hand guard; both from Aldie Mill, Tain, Ross-shirey B . G J DOUGLAS, West Calder, West Lothian. 82 Willow basket-maker's skein work shave, made by Sander & Son, Nottingham. By A G WHYTOCK, Edinburgh. 83 Painting, water-colour, pai horsef ro t Cassindillysa , Ceres 1921,c Robery b , t Thomson; metal bath; potato planter. By A HYND, Freuchie, Fife. 84 Drill ploug markerd han ; grubber; both dated 1858 Hugy b , h Strathearn e MoatTh , , Ochiltree; AlstoW reis y Sonb & nt , Muirkirk; harvest shelments mad t Beechbanka e , Ochiltreey B . J MOWAT, Cumnock, Ayrshire. 85 American horse rake or Tumbling Maggie, 12 double tines; cake breaker, belt and pulley drive, by John McBain, Ninewells, Chirnside TAITB y B , Nethe. r Hailes, East Lothian. 86 Toaster from fisherman's house, Gardenstown, Banff. By T LEWIN, Edinburgh. 87 Two Herd Books, polled Aberdeen-Angus and Short Horn cattle; three veterinary textbooks. By R D MACKINTOSH, Edinburgh. 88 Part of weaning halter, found in peat on Eilean Flodda, Benbecula. By M J-D HACHE, Benbecula.

PURCHASES

GENERAL Stone axe with wooden handle from Shader Point, Lewis (NGR NB 532 344) (Treasure Trove). Hoard of stone axes from Balallan, Lewis, c 3000 BC (Treasure Trove). Massive bronze armlet goun t Bowda Dounef so , lst-2nd century AD (Treasure Trove). Viking-period gold bracelet Sounfoune th n Jurf di do 640p a( , this volume). Anthropoid candleholde bronzn ri e fro Loce mth Leysf ho , Kincardineshire, 14th century. Clay mould showing 'the Virgi Child gradena n an n di ' afte 'Mastedesige a r th y nb r E.S.' from Markle, East Lothian, second half of 15th century (Treasure Trove). Small earthenware jug from Leigh Hook, 15th-16th century. bronzo Tw e piece artillerf so y (small falcons) datee on , d 1588, bearin arme gth Forbef so Tolquhonf so . Oval enamelled gold miniature frame, 16th century. Ivor silved yan r mounted snuff mull, 1742. C clarinet, boxwood, c 1780. Two flutes, boxwood, brass mounted, c 1785 and 1810. Collectio itemf no s belongin Edinburge th o gt h Societ Musiciansf yo , includin gsquara e pian Rougy ob - head ballo;a thref to boxt ese engrave ;a d glass goblets silve;a r quaich hora d n; an snuff mull 1820c , - 1910. Ivory mounted half-siz Highlanf o t ese d bagpipe Petey sb r Henderso Glasgowf no 1885c , . Collection of 10 longcase, painted dial clocks, c 1778-1860. Gol witx dbo h Walter Scott inscription , EdinburghG I , , 1824. Plain gold wedding ring, J & W Ferguson, Inverness, c 1860. Collectio f pewteno r communion plate fro Martyre mth s Church, Glasgow 1790-1810c , , includino gtw flagon plata Grahad y eb san Wardropm& , Glasgow Scottplat;a W y eb , Edinburgh flagoa d y n;an b WyllieJ , Glasgow. Seven clay pipes, Irish style 1860-80c , . Collection of bill- and letter-heads, 19th century. Collectio domestif no c equipment from Carnwath, Lanarkshire, 19th century. 65 | 4SOCIET Y OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 SILVER (Edinburgh unless otherwise stated) Ewer and basin, Thomas Ker, 1706. Pair of circular salt cellars, John Baillie, Inverness, c 1750. Pai fiddlf ro e pattern teaspoons anotherd an O 1750c ,A , . Silver two-handled cup by William Davie, c 1768. Pai silvef ro r spurs inscribe MacbraynedN ' , Glasgow', Alexander Gairdner 1790c , . Oval snuff box, JO,? Greenock, c 1790. Pair of dish wedges, W & P Cunningham, c 1795. Caddy spoon, shell bowl, W R, Perth, c 1800 and sugar tongs, J C, Perth, c 1770. Two-handle witp dcu h Dalkeith inscription, 1805. Dessert spoon, with thistle mark stamped twice, A-, 1809-10. Tea urn, Alexander Henderson, 1813. Shel scrold an l l salver with foliate , 1815borderA & . C , Fiddle pattern toddy ladle, W Mc M, Greenock, c 1820. Silver gilt circular commemorative shield MackayJ , , 1835. Ewer, Finlay & Field, Glasgow, 1844.

POST-MEDIEVAL POTTERY Collectio f Scottisno h potter yr East exporteFa e , platevizth 7 o d20 t :variouy b s s manufacturert bu s mainly specia Ltdo l BelexporC P , & lGlasgowM t& lineJ y sb . Ashet by Clyde Pottery, Greenock. Bow Clydy b l e Pottery, Greenock. Lidded sauce dish by J & M P Bell & Co Ltd, Glasgow. Ashet, 'Japanese' pattern, by J & M P Bell & Co Ltd, Glasgow. Two plates, W & J A Bailey, Alloa Pottery, c 1880. Barvas ware teapot, c 1880. Pai Wesf ro t Pans porcelain figure musiciansf o s 1770c , . Blue and white transfer printed bowl, probably Rathbone's Pottery, Portobello, c 1830. Jug, decorated with illustration of Bonnie Prince Charlie, Clyde Pottery, Greenock, c 1860. Eighteen piece Scottisf so h potter variouy yb s manufacturers, late 19th century. Soup plate, 'Verona' patter MethveD y nb Sonn& , Kirkcaldy. Sculptur t AndreS f eo Margery wb y Clinton, 1982.

FURNITURE Collection of furniture designed by Sir Robert Lorimer c 1890-1920: Oawalnud kan t veneered chest Oak bed Walnut and laburnum wardrobe Bur rdressin k walnuoa d gan t table Oak table of Spanish influence Walnut toilet mirror displak Paioa f ro y cabinets walnud an k t dresseOa r Oak display cabinet Mahogany polescreen containing an early 18th-century needlework panel displak Oa y cabinet Mahogany leather-upholstered sette earlf eo y Georgian design Walnut bureau cabinet Chestnut refectory table Pair of oak corner chairs Oak armchair, medieval style Oak rug chest Walnut settee, Whytoc Reidk& 1900c , . DONATIONS TO AND PURCHASES FOR THE MUSEUM, 5 1982-865 | 3 Bookcase in oak, painted white with doors panelled with leaded glass, designed by Charles Rennie Mackintos Dunglasr hfo s Castle 1900c , . Armchair in oak designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, c 1900. Wardrobe, wall cupboar hangind dan g lamp designe Georgy db e Walton 1905c , .

COINS AND MEDALS Penny of Alexander III by Walter at Berwick. Penny of Alexander III by Martin, Perth (from hoard discovered at Haarlo in the Netherlands). Penny of John Balliol, 1st coinage. Penny of James II, Edinburgh, 2nd issue. Groat of James IV, Edinburgh, Class III. Testoo Maryf no , 1561. Half Crown of James VI, 9th coinage. Bronze token, Id, Fort George, Inverness, by P Skidmore. Citrine medal commemorating George IV's visit to Edinburgh, 1822. Prize medallion with Dalkeith inscription, Edinburgh, 1838-9. Circular silver prize medal, probably by John Law, Dundee, c 1845. Bronze medallion 'International Forestry Exhibition', Edinburgh, 1884. Silver Rifle Association medal 1886c , . Silver prize medal, Glasgow University Professo AndersoJ r n Awar Elocutionr dfo 1850c , . Bruce Medal 'Exploration of Polar Regions' (Scottish Antarctic Expedition), 1908. Eight various presentation agriculture trophies.

FARM MACHINERY Collectio farf no m machinery including: Thrashing mill by Reid, Aberdeen Binder by Bisset, Blairgowrie Trailing tractor ploug Newlandsy hb , Linlithgow Trailing tractor ploug Ransomey hb , Ipswich Fordson E27N Major tractor with spare engine David Brown VAK1 tractor. Roadman's van. Collection of small farm implements (hedge knives, silage spades, traps, turnip choppers, animal ties, scales etc). Oil engine by Shanks of Arbroath. 656

Donations to and purchases for the Library, 1 April 1982-31 March 1983

DONATIONS I H Adams & Alexander Lindsay: a rutter of the Scottish seas, editore Byth s G Fortune (eds) r Musr Monogr1980Ma Ma t .Na Rep,[= 44]. Associazione Museo unPer Museo dell' Agricoltura Piemonte:in By H Cheape dell' Agricoltura del 111 Passato et presents dell' apicoltura Piemonte subalpina, Torino, 1982. BairA G d J Muirkirk in bygone days, Muirkirk, 1910. Shaw-SmitL ByA h P Bellwood Man's conquest Pacific,e Yorkth w f o Ne , 1979. By R J Fyffe Bowee d AW n History of the de Bowen family, Hogsback, authoe Byth r Cape, SA, 1982. T Brown A manual of modern farriery, nd. B RedforyJ d G A Carter The hive bee, Worchester, 1946. BCheapyH e H Cheape A checklist of bagpipes in the Edinburgh By the author University collection of historic musical instruments. W D Chisolm The Monikie story, , 1980np . authoe Byth r Edinburgh Patrick Geddes 1854-1932: on the side of life, By Edinburgh College of Art [Exhib catalogue], Edinburgh, 1982. Collegt Ar f eo A Fol et al Thracian legends, Sofia, 1976. By E Ferro Fullarton & Co The topographical, statistical, and historical Shaw-SmitL ByA h gazetteer of Scotland, 2V, Glasgow, 1844. V Holness (comp) Papersbaptismthe on of Prince Henry, 1594. By the compiler [Typescript]. J G Jenkins Evan Thomas Radcliffe, a Cardiff shipowning By A Fenton company, Cardiff, 1982. RKeen Coalface, Cardiff, 1982. By A Fenton HolmeQ Mc sM N The Edinburgh mint and its coinage, By Huntley House Edinburgh, 1982. Museum M Magnusson Hakon Old-Hakone th Largs, ? o wh , 1982. By the publisher J Matolsci Hungarian Agricultural Museum, Budapest, nd. By A Fenton MurraC J y (ed) Excavations medievalthe in burghof By Societf yo Aberdeen, Edinburgh, 1982. [=Soc Antiq Antiquaries of Scot Monogr Ser, 2]. Scotland T H Rowland The Alemouth or Corn Road, np, nd. authoe Byth r A T Simpson & Historic t Andrews,S Glasgow, 1981. By Scottish S Stevenson [=Scottish Burgh Survey]. Development Department ASimpsoT n& Historic Perth, Glasgow, 1982. By Scottish StevensoS n [=Scottish Burgh Survey]. Development Department A T Simpson & Historic Forres, Glasgow, 1982. By Scottish S Stevenson [= Scottish Burgh Survey]. Development Department DONATION PURCHASED LIBRARYE AN TH O ST R SFO , 1982-83 657

J Urquhar localA Dumfriese indext th (ed f Gallowayd o ) an BKennedyA y Standard and Advertiser and its predecessors, 3 overyears,0 & 2 20 V Dumfries, 1981. B Walker Farm buildings in the Grampian Region: an BFentoyA n historical exploration, , 1979np .

Offprints, catalogues, reports, pamphlets etc, were received from, among others: W K Campbell, Hugh Cheape, T Fanning, A Fenton, D Fox, C I Fraser of Reelig, M W Grant, A Hill, S Maxwell, J A Servies, A L Shaw-Smith, M L Stavert, R B K Stevenson, J Tweedie, Colchester and Essex Museum, The Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh, Howard Doris Ltd, Heraldry Society Scotland, IBM UK Ltd, Institute of Chartered Accountants Scotland, Institute of Conservation and Methodology of Museums, Budapest, Japan Golf Association, Kingston-upon-Hull Museums and Art Galleries, National Heritage, Perth Museum, Pilgrim Trust, Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Scottish Record Office, Societ Antiquarief yo Scotlandf so , Tokyo Research Institut Culturaf eo l Proper- ties, Victoria and Albert Museum.

PURCHASES AdamsoD n (ed) West Lothian hearth tax, 1691, with county abstracts Scotland,for Edinburgh, 1981. [=Scotr 9.] se Soc,c w Re ne AndersoS A & AnC Roman pottery research Europe.W Britain in N Papersand presented to Graham Webster, 2V, Oxford, 1981. [=Brit Archaeol Rep Int Ser, 123.] AndersoAK alt ne Maglemose hytterne ved Ulkestrup Lyng, K0benhavn, 1982. [=Nor- diske Fortidsminder, Ser B quarto 7.] P D Anderson Robert Stewart, Earl of Orkney, Lord of Shetland 1533-1593, Edin- burgh, 1982. S Andreae et al Silent mansions: more country houses t risk,a 1981. B Auckland Postal markings of Scotland to 1808, Ayr, 1978. B Aucklan OxleG d& y Penny posts of Scotland, Ayr, 1978. BachmanG H- n The identification f slagso from archaeological sites, 1982 Univ= [ . Land Inst Archaeol Occas Publ, 6.] B Bagolini (ed) // neolitico e I'eta del rame: ricerca a Spilamberto e S Cesario 1977- 1980, Vignola, 1981. BainbridgS e Restrictions t Stonehenge,a 1979. J R Baldwin (ed) Caithness: a cultural crossroads, Edinburgh, 1982. BassetR S t Saffron Walden: excavations and research 1972-80, 1982. [=CBA Rep,s Re 45.] BeachaP l a mt e Archaeology Devone th f o landscape, Exeter, 1980. A S Bell (ed) The Scottish antiquarian tradition, Edinburgh, 1981. BinneM l a t ye Taking plunge:e th architecturee th of bathing,. nd A Birley The people of Roman Britain, 1979. ABirleR y The 'Fasti'of Roman Britain, 1981. MAS Blackburn& Viking-age coinage northernthe in Oxford lands.6th The Symposium D M Metcalf on Coinage d Monetaryan History, , Oxford2V , 1981. [=Brit Archaeol Intp Re Ser, 122.] BlanR d Coin hoards from Roman Britain. 3 The Blackmoor hoard, 1982. [ = Brit Mus Occas Pap, 33.] BloweG l J a t e r Estimating the size of animal populations, 1981. E Boserup Population technology,d an Oxford, 1981. A Bowie The measurer's vade mecum and farmer's ready reckoner, Kilmarnock, 1831. BradleR y The prehistoric settlement f Britain,o 1978. BranM C d Modern legislation for the protection of history, Glasgow, 1980. j SOCIET 8 65 ANTIQUARIEF YO SCOTLANDF SO , 1983 BreretoS F n Clothing: an account of its types and manufacture, find w Travel: an account of its methods in past and present, 1931. C E B Brett Architectural Schizophrenia, Belfast, 1981. British Archaeological Medieval art and architecture at Wells and Glastonbury, 1981 Association British Journal of Photography Annual, 1983. British Library The Benedictines Britain,n i 1980. British Museum Animal identification, V 1-3, 1980. (Natural History) BritteJ F n The watch and clockmakers' handbook, dictionary and guide, 1892. BrommellN SmitP e& h (eds) Conservation restorationd an of pictorial art, 1976. I G Brown The hobby-horsical antiquary, Edinburgh, 1981. [Exhib catalogue.] R W Brunskill Traditional buildings of Britain, 1981. R W Brunskill Traditional farm buildings of Britain, 1982. BuchanaG alt ne Status regni Scotiae et Hiberniae, Lugdunum Batavorum, 1625-27. 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Monday, 13 December 1982, at 7.30 pm, S MAXWELL, MA, President, in the Chair. A ballot having been taken, the following were elected Fellows: Richard James Paul Allan, BSc, PhD Kathlees Mr ; n Patricia Angus; Thomas Astbury; Craig Peter Barclay; Neil McKenzi Libp e Di Bruce , ALAMA , ; Joseph Colin Campbell, FHCIMA Hilds Mr ; a Betty Dransart, SRN, SCM; Rev William Joseph Dunphy; John Frederick Edwards, BA, AM A; Miss Mario EdwardsnA , BA; Larkin Maxwell Alien Gallamore; Richard Sutherland Gary HampH ;W - Hamilton, SBSU, FIPR, FInstM, JP; Anthony Hart Harrigan; Brian Patrick Leonard Higgs; Col Tom Bell Maxwell Lamb, QBE; Thomas Lenehan, JP, BA, MIRH, OStJ; Derek Maguire, MA; Ms Dorothy Mary Marsh; Angus L McBryde; Nestor J MacDonald, OBE; Ronald James McLean, BSc, AIBiol, Dip Lib, ALA; Callum Thomson O'Donnell, MA; Mrs Sheila Jean Sharp Pitcairn, LHG; Malcolm Albert Priestley, BSc; Mrs Nancie Margaret Robb; Charles Combe Roxburgh, BSc, MEd; Douglas Sisson; Bruce Alexander Stenhouse, MA; Ms Wendy Stevenson, BA, PhD; Col David Macdonald Stewart, CM, KStJ, FRSA, FHS(C), LLD; Frank A Walker, BArch, PhD, RIBA, ARIAS; Lt Marc Toncray Wood, CE, MSM. The following Communication was read: archaeologe Th Scottisa f yo h disaster: excavation Panamn si a Horton 1979M . y b , MA , Monday 10 January 1983, at 5.30 pm, S MAXWELL, MA, President, in the Chair. The following Communication was read: Current problems in Bronze Age settlement archaeology: South Lodge Camp revisited, by J C Barrett, ScotBScA FS ,. Monday, February4 1 1983, MAXWELLS , t 5.3a 0pm , President Chaire th n i , . balloA t having been taken followine th , g were elected Fellows: Philip Abramson, Dunca ; BEdMA , n Archibald Bruce EconS Moras ,B ;Mr g Louise Campbell; Frederick Carson, DA; lan George Coghill, MA; Lt Col Helen Eugenia Cruickshank, BS, USA(Ret); James David- son, BA; Stephen Taffe Driscoll , MScBA , ; Edward Mackie Furgol, BA; Neil Garland, BScGillias M ; n Harden, BSc; Derek Pearson Harris, AE Sheils M ; a Langden Henderson Thomav Re ; s BA ,Freema n Hudson, BMus, LTh, MA; Neil Johnstone, MA; Mrs Sheila Litteljohn; Ms Agnes Naismith Marchbank, ; MisMA s Rosalin Marshally Ka d , DipEdMA , , PhD, FRSL; Commander Willia . MatthewsmR , USN(Ret), BScRhons M ; a Margaret Mitchell; Miss Isobel Patricia McComb; Donald Angus Mac- donald Ross Mr ;a Laird McDonald Marin An es MacDonellMr ; ; lainMA , James McDowallA B , MA; Neil Duncan Mackichan , BChirMB , ; laiMA , n Robb, BSc; Walter Gordon Silvie , MBABS , ; Colin Wallace. The following Communication was read: Agriculture in 17th-century Scotland: continuity and change, by I D Whyte, MA, PhD, FSA Scot. Monday, 28 February 1983, at 7.30 pm, S MAXWELL, MA, President, in the Chair. followine Th g Communicatio reads nwa : Radiocarbon dating: recent development futurd san e StenhouseJ trends M y b , , BSc, PhD. Monday, 14 March 1983, at 5.30 pm, S MAXWELL, MA, President, in the Chair. The following Communication was read: The origins of Scottish burghs and the work of the Scottish Burgh Survey, by E J Talbot, BA, FSA, FSA Scot. 666 | SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 Monday, 11 April 1983, at 7.30pm, S MAXWELL, MA, President, in the Chair. The following Communication was read: Roman legionary fortresse exemplifies sa Inchtuthily db Misy b , s Lyn Pittsn F , MPhil , PhDBA , MA , .

Monday, 10 October 1983, at 5.30 pm, S MAXWELL, MA, President, in the Chair. A ballot having been taken, the following were elected Fellows: David Gordon Adams , ALA Thelms MA , Mr ; a Chilvers Mars AitkenM ; y AnnBL , e Alburger, BMus; Hope-Vere Clarke Anderson, BSc, ISVA, ASA, FA AS, IAAS Veronics M ; a Baker, MA; James Barber, MA, FSA, AM A; Rev Ambrose William Edgar Barcroft, MA; Miss Margaret Barker, BA, DCE; Ms Deirdr Brittainn eAn , BA; lan James Brown, BA; Norman Kenneth Campbell Valeris Mr ; c Isobel Campbell, LLB, NP; Timothy C Champion, MA, DPhil, FSA; William G Cowan, MBE, MA, CEng, FIMechE, FSIAD, FRSA; Derek Johnston Craig, BA; John Devine; John Johnstone Downie, CEng, MIMechE, MBIM, MIMS; James Francis Duff; Gerard Edwards, SRN, RMN, RCNT, OStA; Duncan John Ferguson, MA; Alexander Fleming, BSc, CEng, MIM; Archibald McPherson Fletcher; Alistair James Menteith Forsyth, MTheol; James Young Francis , LLB , DPAMA , NP , , FBIM; Alexander Gilroy; William Gordon, CStJ, FBIM; Hugh Fraser Graham, MA; Leslie James Gray; Robert Walker Groves, BSComm; lain Hampsher-Monk Heathb Archp Bo ; Di , ,BA , ARIAS; Aubrey Hodes, BSc; Philip Edwin Holdsworth, FSA; John Inglis, DA; David Pittman Johnson; Sherwood David Johnson; Kenneth Malcolm Grant Keddie , ChBMB , , DPM, MRCPsych; Professor John Derek Latham, JP , MA, DPhil, DLitt, FRAS; Peter William Lock , PhDBA , ; Brother Seamu MaolchallainO s , OFM, MRSAI; John Gillies Marshall, FIMLS; Daniel William Munro Martin, ALA s Hele;M n Douglas Maxwell; Mrs Unity Miller; Frank W Moran, DipAD; Neil-Jon Ferade Morphy, BSc, MSc, MBA; James Shepherd Morris, ARSA, RIBA, FRIAS, ALI; John Coull Morrison, MA; Robert McCutcheon; lai nMacKenzieJ ; John Stuart MacLean; Miss Valeric Jane McLellan Kathlees ;Mr n Janet McSweeney, MA; Robert George Whitelock Prescott , PhDMA ,; John Wentworth Rea; David Graham Reid, MB , ChB, MRCPsych; Mrs Joan Constance Reid; Mrs Fiona Penelope Rice; Ms Elizabeth Allan Ritchie, MA; Alistair John Robertson, MA, BComm, LLB, SSC, NP; Christopher John Russell-White, BA; Ms Dawn Gillian Salvesen, BA; David Scarratt , FRSABA , ; Bruce Seton-Anderson, DipArch; Miss Beverley Smith, BEd, MA; Kenneth Ronald Smith, BA; Alan MacGregor Stewart; Mrs Kathleen Woodrow Stewart; Charles Alexander Strang.BArch, MSc, RIBA, ARIAS, MRTPI; Davi ThornborrowR dP ; BA , John Bell Tuckwell, MA; Alan Tuohy, BSc; Jonathan Armigel Wade, RHF Roxanns ;M e Lynne Wilde, BA; Gillian Wilson, Fil Kand, BAThomav ;Re s lan Young , LRAMBD , , ARCM, LTCL(CMT). The following Communication was read: Buildings, paintings and statuary at Glamis Castle under Patrick, 1st Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne, 1670-95c Apted PhDM , y b , MA ,, FSA.

Monday, 14 November 1983, at 5.30 pm, Professor B PROUDFOOT, BA, PhD, FSA, Vice-President, Chaire inth . The following Communication was read: Excavation Howee th t sa , Orkney Misy b , s Beverley Smith ScotA , BEdFS ., ,MA

ANNIVERSARY MEETING MINUTES OF THE ANNIVERSARY MEETING held in the Library on Wednesday, 30 November 1983, at MAXWELLS , pm , President 0 4. MA ,Chaire th n i , . The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The President welcomed Fellows to the 203rd Anniversary DilwortMeetingM r D v Barclah.G werRe d eyan appointed scrutineer Balloe th r tsfo for Office-Bearers.

ANNUAL REPORT Secretare Th y rea followine dth g Annual Report: Once again it is possible to report an increase in the number of Fellows. New Fellows elected during the year numbered 139, while deaths, resignations and lapses lost us 75, a net increase of 64. The steadily increasing membership support steadilsa y increasing volum f activiteo y while enablin subscriptioe gth n to.be held steady for yet another year. During the six years since the subscription was set at £10, the membershi increases pha 20%y db , fortunately offsettin effecte gth f inflationo s . MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 1982-87 66 | 3

Meetings, Lectures, Conference Excursionand The ordinary meetings of the Society continued from the last Anniversary Meeting until April, and began again in October. The Conference was held at the end of October. The subject was 'Neolithic and Bronze Age Settlement in the Western Isles' and the successful day was devised by Patrick Ashmore and jointly sponsored by the Department of Archaeology of Edinburgh University. The Rhind Lectures were delivered in April by Professor J D van der Waals from Groningen University on 'Aspects of the early and late Neolithic in north-western Europe'. The first Buchan Lecture was given during the year by Professor A C Thomas on the subject of 'The Unique Significance of Pictish Art'. The Buchan Lecture is to be an annual event, funded from the newly established Regional Fund, and organized by one or more local societies. The lecture took place in Dundee under the auspices of the Abertay Historical Society. Fellowso boo Maxwell,w tw Hanso S S occasioy e ne k b G th W , A d vers a nr an wa yn fo successful excursio authorAntonino e booe th Maytw n n i th n e f ko so Th .e Wall Fellowguide0 6 e dth s rounda e vernumbe th e sitey n th day o sf o rchance y ,b , thae boos launchedth t kwa . UnfortunatelyS s Mr , Grossmith has had to resign as Excursion Secretary. North-East Section member1 Ther 19 Sectione e th e ar f eigh e so Th . t lectures given this sessio Marischan ni l College Senior Common Room, Aberdeen, wer repeatl eal thosf so e give Edinburgn i previoue th n ho s evening. The AGM and Fellows' Evening was held on 10 May, and gave an opportunity for local Fellows to speak: LeipeG Pompeiin ro Lesli,D Leslin eo e Castle IBd an ,M Ralsto Aerian no l Photography. Those elected to serve for the year were: Chairman, A A Woodham; Vice Chairman, I A G Shepherd; Secretary, A Hidalgo; Treasurer TaylorA W , ; Committee, MisDransartB BairdDavidF A sH s A R I ,Mr ,G , Esslemont LeiperG , , Mis sStonesJ WattJ , meetine Th .followe s gwa cheesa y wind b d ean e partt ya Provost Skene's Kitchenestablishen a w no , d custom. Three excursions wer epromontoro heldtw o t , y fort t Dundara s Cullykhand gan Girdleneso t , s Lighthouse Pitfichio t d an , e Castle, Monymusk. Research The Society was able to devote an increased sum to the aiding of research. A total of nearly £3400 was awarded (an increase of 10% over last year), the recipients being: T L Affleck for trial excavation St Connel's Chapel, Tynron, Dumfriesshire; L Alcock for excavation at Castle Urquhart, Inverness- biographr fo h shireAs Danief yo M ; l Wilson, researc Canadan hi BarretC J ; r survefo t f landscapyo e around three Argyll duns; J L Davidson and A S Henshall for fieldwork on Orcadian chamber tombs; AHardinF r plottingfo g henges fro r photographsmai HilP ;exploratorr fo l y excavatio f 'cord-rigno ' othed an r phenomen pasf ao t agricultural landscapes Longle;D finde studr yth fo sf y o fro Mote mth f eo Mark, Dumfriesshire, excavations 191 laterd 3I an McKinle J ; r studyfo f documentaryo y evidence relating to deserted islands in Orkney; D M Reynolds and S P Halliday for fieldwork on 'cord-rig'; A Ritchi excavatior efo Neolithie th f no c tomb, Hol Papmf o a Westray, Orkney TalboJ ;E excavatior tfo n o squarfa e motte, Sorbie, Wigtownshire WillsheC ;E recordinr rfo g Scottish graveyards MerceJ ;R r rfo Archaeological Field Survey in Caithness, to underwrite publication costs (second half of grant agreed 1982). Publication Volume 111 of the Proceedings appeared at last during the session under review. Volume 112, even larger, has just failed to appear in the same session, now being expected to arrive any day. Volume 113 r publicatiofo i se welearle du hann th i l d yn ni dan summe f 1984 o rlinn I .e wit decisioe hth movo nt e forward the closing date for submission of material for publication in the Proceedings, the Anniversary Meeting thi sclosine yeath s ri g dat Volumr efo e 114. The decision in principle, reported last year, that excavation reports and other suitable contributions should be produced as two-level publications, has been reinforced by the approval of Council of a microfiche plaus o nt eacn ei h volum guidelinef Proceedingse o th t f se eo a authorsr d sfo an . secone Th d volum Society'e th n ei s Monograph Serie publishes swa beginnine th t sessionde a th f go ; titles ii t d Excavations Medievale th n i Burgh of Aberdeen Murrayedite1973-81C s J wa y db d .an Treasurer's Report The Treasurer read the following Treasurer's report for the year 1 July 1982 to 30 June 1983: 668 | SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983

The Society has passed a comfortable year, financially speaking, yielding a surplus on current account, over the year, of £5135. This is almost entirely a measure of the very favourable rates of interest enjoyed durinpursuie th higa yeae d f gth ho t an r degre fiscaf eadministrativo d an l e efficience th y b y Society's permanent and honorary staff. Without wishing to appear unnecessarily gloomy the rates of interest that did apply in the years 1981-83 now show every indication of falling quite substantially— meaning thaSociety'e th t s funds investe deposin do t account will yield substantially less income th n ei immediate future vien I . f thiwo s chang Assistane eth t Treasure s embarkeha r d upo exercisn na o et investigat possible eth e redeploymen f fundo t s 'on call maximizo t ' possible eth e income. Nevertheless whateve outcome rth thif eo s exercis likels i t ei y that incom future th thin n eei i s direction will fall. Simi- larly there is a limit to the savings that administrative and fiscal efficiency can achieve and while there are still areas where further effort woul worthwhilee db Societe prettw th , no ys y i 'streamlined' propore .Th - tion of our Fellows covenanting their subscriptions is now well over 30%, yielding an income to the Society of nearly £3000 per annum. This is a high proportion by any standards and stands thus largely due to the Herculean Assistanr effortou f o s t Treasurer higa t h Bu .proportio n could greaa stil e b l t deal highed ran whil able b covenan o e t t r Fellow manno ou y f yo tsma their subscriptions because the able d yar e an anxiou claio st m their subscription payment agains assessmentx tta thein ow rFello y doean o ,t wswh no so claim could covenant his subscription to the Society without any loss to himself and, as I hope has been made clear t vera , y considerable benefiSocietye th o t t . Theoreticall shoult yi possible db least a r tefo fellowshir ou f o 5 0covenano % pt t their subscriptions without los r inconveniencso e thus enabline gth Excheque mako t r esubstantiaa l contributio Society'e th o nt s funds I woul. d earnestly urge Fellowo st consider this painless method of enhancing their subscription. Informative comment upon the items listed in the Receipts and Payments Account is limited. In almost every area expenditure is stable or showing only those increases dictated by the necessities of the situation. The notable changes comprise the increase in the expenses of Council and its Committees (from £73 to £301) consequent upon Council's decision to pay the minimum travel expenses of its members coming from a distance to these meetings. The reduction in 'Miscellaneous Expenses' is brought about by the savings incurred by the Society in engaging a part-time auditor. The legal expenses of setting up Urbae th n Archaeological Trus 'ona s i te off' gestur goodwilf eo thio t l s nascent institution transfee Th . r of funds to the Research Fund has-been increased and shows indications of keeping pace with meritorious deman tha n dfune i th t d (se 667ep marginalls )wa y underspent accountee Th . d (minimal) reductiof no funding to the production of our Proceedings is partly a reflection of changed publishers of the projected volume 112 and partly a reflection of the final state of the 1981-82 figure and the advance nature of the 1982-83 figure. comine th r gFo financial year vigilanc expendituro t s ea evers a , e,is require o repore th tw t f o td bu consecutive surpluses of £3000 and £5000 has prompted the Treasurer to request Council to consider developments, whethe rpublication n thei e yb , researc r otheho r directions, wherei nsurplue parth f o t s reinstatecas investede nha b e h Publicatio e thio d dth T .s en n paralle n Fun Researce ru th o dt o t l h Fund, funds that act as the proper recipients from year to year of such benefits. The Treasurer would, further- more, remind Fellows, if they need reminding, that Ars longa vita brevis est. The furtherance of the Society's objectives will benefit enormously from legacies Society'made th n ei s favour . couchee Thesb n eca n di genera specifir o lattache e b donor'e y cth termma o d t d s snamean notr o ,desireds a , . Presidene Th t referre requese th o dt t lasmade th t t Anniversarea y Meeting tha Societe th t y should encourag interesn ea Scottisr fo t h histor archaeologd yan Scottisn yi h schools said d,an that Councid lha requested a paper summarizing the plans of the National Museum and other bodies, and would discuss mattee nexe th th tt Councira l meeting thers A . e wer commento en Repore Secretare th th n y so b t d yan Treasurer it was adopted on the motion of P J Ashmore, seconded by T Cowie. The President thanked those members of Council who were retiring having served three years. He also paid tribute to the other office-bearers for the work they had done during the session 1982-83.

THE BALLOT scrutineere Th s found declared an lis e Councif dto th l member ensuine th r followss sfo a g e yeab o rt : MaxwellS A M , President Vice-Presidents A A Woodham, BSc, PhD Professor B Proudfoot, BA, PhD, FSA J G Dunbar, MA, FSA MEETINGS OF THE SOCIETY, 9 1982-866 | 3

Councillors BarrenC J , BScA FS , LJ DavidsonM BE , Professor D W Harding, MA, DPhil KahaneM A A s M , Mr R Fawcett, BA, PhD, FSA MurrayD MrK Ph sH , BA , J B Stevenson, BA, FSA M T Williams, BE AshmoreJ P , BScA FS , Mrs E Beaton, BA Mrs L J Main, MA J G Scott, BA Secretary T F Watkins, BA, PhD, FSA Treasurer R J Mercer, MA, FSA, MIFA Ex-Officio Members Councilof (DirectoLittA D A , NationaFS e ,Fenton th BA , f ro MA ,l Museumf o Antiquities of Scotland) WoodhamAA , BSc (SocietD ,Ph y Representativ Boarn eo Trusteef do s for the National Museum) Rev D Shaw, PhD, ThDr, (Society Representative on Board of Trustees Nationae foth r l Museum) L J Masters, BA, FSA (Society Representative on Board of Trustees for the National Museum) MunrW R o (Society Representativ n Boaro e f Trusteeo de th r fo s National Museum) I A G Shepherd, MA, FSA, MIFA (Editor)

THE ROLL followine Th meetinge gt rea th recor no t da s .dwa deathe followine th Th f so g Fellows were intimated durin yeae gth r 1982-83: Elected Professor James Whyte LeitcCottaged Re , h Forthil Adams0 8 ,BA , lMA , Road. Broughty Ferry, Dundee 1949 Willia Barrm VictoriW 6 45 , a Road, Crosshill, Glasgow 1969 Thomas Morton Bradford, DCM, MA, FEIS, 24 Priors Walk, Coldingham, Eyemouth, Berwickshire 1970 R T Clough, ARIBA, Stoneleigh, Ferncliffe Drive, Keighley, Yorkshire 1956 Alexander Moorhouse Chrystie, Rowantree Cottage, Reform Street, Beith, Ayrshire 1977 Eric Cregeen, MA, Eagleview, Auchterarder, Perthshire 1957 Rev Thomas Smith Crichton Rubisla, MA , w Park House, Rubislaw Park Road, Aberdeen 1932 Charles A H Franklyn, MA, MD, FLS, 44 Sackville Gardens, Hove, Sussex 1923 William Fraser, 40 Barnton Avenue, Edinburgh 1977 W H Gillespie, 25 Dalmorglen Park, Stirling 1955 Jesse Herbert Grant, BSc, MSc, 3645 Darby Road, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania 19010 A US , 1982 Frank Alien Greenhill, MA, FSA, The Manor House, Great Oxendon, Market Harborough, Leicestershire 1939 Hugh Llewelly nKenilwort5 6 Jones , MA , h Court, London SW15 1974 Neil Ripley Ker, MA, D Litt, FBA, FSA, 22 London Street, Edinburgh 1971 David lan Lindsay, Lindsay Warehouse, John Street, Oban, Argyll 1966 Robert Morrison, MA, 6 St Margaret's Loan, Dunblane, Perthshire 1981 Peter Moar, 4 Thorfinn Street, Lerwick 1949 John Mercer, FIL, FCA, FRSGS Scotlan8 , d Street, Edinburgh 1969 Mrs Barbara Kelman Murray, Dean Isla, Meigle, Perthshire. 1971 John Alexander McCaughan, BSc, FAS, LHG, 21 Hambly Avenue, Toronto 260, Ontario, Canada 1970 Rev James Sabine McGivern, SJ, MBE, CD, BA, MA, PhD, FRGS, 355 Church Street, Toronto, Canada 1971 | SOCIET 0 67 Y OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND, 1983 Colin Roy Charles Plom, 16 Oak Road, Grays, Essex 1972 William Wallace Porter, 7 Louisville Avenue, Aberdeen 1973 RobinsonReE vW , LTh RoseberMA 9 , y Road, Stanwix, Carlisle 1939 Colonel George Archer Rusk ,, Aul DSOtMC ,Lochy , Auchterarder, Perthshire 1967 Miss Winifred Simpson, Hoselaw, Kelso 1951 Mis ShawL sA , Laure 195. 5lRoad g BankBo 1 , 4 ,Penicuik , Midlothian James Stevenson, MA, 24A Lensfield Road, Cambridge 1964 r JameD s Stewart Throsse8 , t Walk, Slyne, Lancaster 1953 Professor Sir Eric G Turner, MA, FBA, Thornheath, Cathedral Square, Fortrose, Ross- shire 1946 Ms Helen West, MA, 16 Fenders Lane, Falkirk, Stirlingshire 1975

COMMUNICATION followine Th g pape reads rwa : 'Air-Photography in the Cheviots: Problems of Technique and Plotting' by Professor D W Harding, MA, D Phil, FSA Scot.