No. XLV.

Collections towards the History of the Cistercian Abbey of Stanley, in

Wiltshire: By W. de G. BIRCH, F.R.S.L......

"A Plea for the Moles:" By the Rev. A. C. SMITH, M.A.............

Notes on Spye Park and Bromham: By C. H. Talbot, Esq.

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An Indenture for building a House at Salisbury, 23rd Henry VI.: Com-

municated by J. E. NIGHTINGALE, F.S.A.

The Literary Treasures of Longleat: By the Rev. Canon J. E. JACKSON,

F.S.A.

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The Story of Seven Children Born at a Birth: By R. C. A. PRIOR,

Esq., M.D.

348

Penruddock, 2. The Old Town Hall at Chard, Somerset, 41.

Table, showing the Alliance of Lady Arabella Stuart, Lady Katharine Grey,

and the Seymours, with the Crown of England, 143. Barn, in which the

Wedding Festivities were held on the Marriage of King Henry VIII. with

the Lady Jane Seymour, of Wulfhall, 144. Plan, near Wulfhall, showing

the Conduit, &c., 151. Table, showing the Descent of the Manor of Trow-

bridge from the close of the eleventh century to the present time, 214. Plan

of the Town of Trowbridge at the close of the last century, showing the

probable line of the walls of the ancient Castle, 218.

Seals of the Cistercian Abbey of Stanley, 239. Plan of Molehill, 313. Section

of Molehill, 314. Spye Park, in 1684, from Dingley, 320. Garved stones

from Bromham Hall, found at Spye Park, 1868, 324.

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RECORDS OF THE RISING IN THE WEST, A.D. 1655 (Concluded):

By W. W. Ravenhill, Esq.

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ON WILTSHIRE WEATHER PROVERBS AND WEATHER FALLACIES:

By the Rev. A. C. Smith, M.A.

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THE NAMES OF PLACES IN WILTSHIRE (Continued): By the Rev.

Prebendary W. H. Jones, F.S.A. ..............

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NAMES OF WILTSHIRE CHURCHES:

By the Rev. Canon J. E.

Jackson, F.S.A. .....

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