T. M.

ARCHÆOLOGICAL PUBLICATIONS.--In addition to those enumerated in G. W.'s

"Current Notes" for December (p. 93), the first Number of "_Reliquiæ_

Antiquæ Eboracenses, or Remains of Antiquities relating to York," has

appeared.

In answer to W. B.'s communications, G. W. conceives that the best mode

of making a local work of this nature known, would be by a circular

letter addressed to the resident Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry of

Yorkshire, soliciting their countenance and support.

The information desired respecting the publications of the

Archæological Societies named, may be obtained by W. B. addressing

himself to their respective Secretaries, _viz._

M. A. LOWER, Esq., Lewes.

REV. DR. HUME, Liverpool.

WILLIAM AYRTON, Esq., Chester.

SAMUEL TYMMS, Esq., Bury St. Edmunds, and

HENRY HARROD, Esq., Norwich.

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