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Hadfield (C. M.). Architecture of the fifteenth centurj-- aud the
early Tudor period. Roy. lusf. Brit. Arch. 3rd S. vii. 385-3<Sl». Hales (Prof. J. W.). Primrose hill. Hampstcad Anft'q. and Hisf.
Soc. 1899, 114-118. Hall (J. G.). Ancient graveyard at Sancton. East Riding Antiq.
Soc. V. 115-120. Halliday (Gr. E.). Llautwit Major church, Glamorganshire. Arch.
Camb. 5th S. xvii. 129-156. Hammett (Robert). Report of the excavations of Melandra castle.
Derhys. Arch. Soc. xxiii. 99-104. Harrison (Jane E.). Delphika. Journ.HeU. Studies,xix. 20o-2bl. Harrod (Henry Dawes). A defence of the liberties of Chester, 1450.
Arch. Ivii. 71-86. Harrold (T.). Description of an early English capital found at
Hinckley. Lcicesters. Archif. and Arch. Soc. ix. 17. Hartland (E. S.). The little red hen. Folk-Lore, xi. 106. Hartopp (Henry). Calendar of Leicestershire administration bonds,
1556-1649. Lcicesters. Archif. and Arch. Soc. ix. 20-.58. Hartshorne (Albert). Notes on an altered headpiece of a harque-
busier about 1630 from Nunney, Somerset. Proc. Soc. Antiq.
2nd S. xviii. 191-195. Harwood (T. Eustace). The monumental brasses past and present
in Eton college chapel. Oxford Journ. Mon. Brass, ii. 11-28;
68-85. Hastings (Major-General F. E.). Biblical chi-onology ; the historical
period. Kings, Judges. Bib. Arch. Soc. xxii. 10-30. Haverfield (F.). Notes on the Roman origin of a mediiBval charm.
Anthrop. Inst., N.S. ii. 306-407. Report of the Cumberland excavation committee for 1899.
Cumb. and Westm. Antiq. Soc. xvi. 80-99.
The placename Drumburgh, Cumb, and Westm. Antiq.
Soc. xvi. 100-103.
On a hoard of Roman coins found at Carhayes, Cornwall.
Num. Chron. 3rd S. xx. 209-217.
On a Greek inscription from Oxfordshire. Proc. Soc. An*iq.
2nd S. xviii. 9-10.
Account of some Romano-British remains in the upper
Thames valley. Proc. Soc. Antiq. 2nd S. xviii. 10-16.
On an inscribed Roman ingot of Cornish tin and Roman
tin mining in Cornwall. Proc. Soc. Antiq. 2nd S. xviii. 117- 122.
