Willis, Mrs. 330 Willmore, B. 645 Willoughby, Mrs.
Wills, F. 87. Mr.
A. 664
Willyams, H. J. 329
Wilmot, E. 199. L.
A. 312
Wilson, A. 104. A.
P. 199. C. 101,
647. Capt. 671.
C.H.535. D.647.
Dr. J. 313. E.
216. F. 557. F.
C. 326. F.M.446.
J. 534, 550, 645.
Lt.-Col. N. 312.
M. 557. Major J.
A. 644. Major R.
G. B. 644. Major
Y. M. 312. M.
C. 109. M. E.
328. Mrs. M.669.
Mrs. W. 107. S.
669. T. 326. W.
332
Wiltshire, A. 105
Winbolt, J. H. 664
Winchilsea and Not-
Wyatt, C. F. 422.
S. 443
Wyburn, J. 664
Wylde, M. F. F.
Wyllie, Mrs. W.533
Wyndham, E. 315.
Mrs. E. 313
Wynn, B. W. 647
Ximenes, G. E. 87
Yarborough, Major
C. C. 532
Yarde, Miss F. 666
Yates, F. 328. F.B.
316
Yelverton, Mrs. 329
Yeoman, C. B. 533
Yerburgh, L. C. 535
Yonge, J. B. 315
Yorke, J. 442
Youell, E. L. 646
Young, A. 446.
Capt. C. C. 419.
E. 444, 669. G.
A. 200. J. R. 87.
Lt.-Cul. J. 447.
M. A. 422. Ma-
jor G. D. 52.
W. J. 334
Zinzan, A. E. 103
Ruins of the Palace at Lincoln as it appeared in 1809
East View of Caister Castle, near Yarmouth
Seal of the Chapel of St. Thomas on London Bridge
Seal of Thomas Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury
*Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey's Tankard, now belonging to the Corporation of
Sudbury +
*Engravings on Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey's Tankard
Fragment of a Flemish Brass, the Memorial of a Bishop or Abbat
*Brass of Sir John d'Aubernoun at Stoke d'Abernon, Surrey
Brasses of Sir Thomas de Saint Quintin and Wife, Harpham church, Norfolk
Brass of William Byschopton, priest, at Great Bromley, Essex
*Head of Dr. Urswick, from his brass at Hackney
*Brass of Joan Urban, at Southfleet, Kent
*Heads of Lady Johanne de Stapleton, at Ingham, Norfolk, and of Ladies at Horley, Surrey, and Ash, Kent
*Brass of Thomas de Topclyffe, at Topcliff, Yorkshire
*Brass of a Notary at St. Mary Tower Church, Ipswich
Brasses of Justice Coke and Wife at Milton, Cambridgeshire
† We have been informed that a duplicate of this tankard, nearly identical with it, was preserved by the Godfrey family in Kent, and is still in existence. The particulars, and some other materials for a second article on Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey, are reserved for our next Volume.
The name of this last is Jane Keriell, daughter of Roger Cletherowe.
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