The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, Volume 1Includes proceedings of the annual general meetings of the Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society. |
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Page 3
We want a sufficient body of active coadjutors to observe and describe all these .
And we may venture to hope that from the resident gentry and the parochial
clergy we shall receive ready and valuable assistance . We would especially
point ...
We want a sufficient body of active coadjutors to observe and describe all these .
And we may venture to hope that from the resident gentry and the parochial
clergy we shall receive ready and valuable assistance . We would especially
point ...
Page 16
Surely we may hope that a society supported ( as this promises to be from the
meeting of to - day ) by such influential patronage , and composed of so
numerous and respectable a body of members , by encouraging such researches
, and ...
Surely we may hope that a society supported ( as this promises to be from the
meeting of to - day ) by such influential patronage , and composed of so
numerous and respectable a body of members , by encouraging such researches
, and ...
Page 23
... and the general body of the members could not feel too much indebted to
those gentlemen , who had accepted those more important offices , which at the
same time passed under less high - sounding names than some others in the
Society ...
... and the general body of the members could not feel too much indebted to
those gentlemen , who had accepted those more important offices , which at the
same time passed under less high - sounding names than some others in the
Society ...
Page 44
Mark how powerful and compact their bodies , how strong and hooked their bill ,
how muscular their limbs , how curved their claws , how keen their vision , how
rapid their flight ! Is the second division that extensive one , comprising all the ...
Mark how powerful and compact their bodies , how strong and hooked their bill ,
how muscular their limbs , how curved their claws , how keen their vision , how
rapid their flight ! Is the second division that extensive one , comprising all the ...
Page 55
Have any remains of shells or other organic bodies been found in the Sarsen
Stones ? 2 . What remains of mammalia have been found in the superficial drift of
Wiltshire ? 3 . What is the extent of the lower green sand in this county ? 4 . Does
it ...
Have any remains of shells or other organic bodies been found in the Sarsen
Stones ? 2 . What remains of mammalia have been found in the superficial drift of
Wiltshire ? 3 . What is the extent of the lower green sand in this county ? 4 . Does
it ...
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| Title | The Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Magazine, Volume 1 |
| Editor | Edward Hungerford Goddard |
| Contributor | Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society |
| Publisher | Wiltshire Archaeological and Natural History Society, 1854 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2010 |
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