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Abbreviations, 324 Accounts of the Society, 299-300 ^Ethelred I, king of Northumbria, coins of, 294 /Ethelred II, king of Northumbria, coins of, 67-8 yEthelred II, coins of, 53, 67, 71 /Ethelwulf, king of Wessex, coins of, 51 Alfred, king of Wessex, coins of, 51-6 Allectus, coins of, 21-40, 41-50; dates of, 21-4; mints of,

26-7 Anglo-Saxon coins, comments on, 51-7 Athelstan, coins of, 66

Baldred, king of Kent, coins of, 67, 71 Bek, bishop of Durham, 74-85 BERRY, G., review of Townsend's Seventeenth Century

Tradesmens Tokens of Lincolnshire, 296-7 BESLY, E., The York mint of Charles I, 210-41 — review of North and Preston-Morley's SCBI Brooker

collection, coins of Charles I, 295 BLACKBURN, M. A. S., and M. J. BONSER, Single finds of

Anglo-Saxon and Norman coins - I, 63-72 BLAND, R., A hoard of Carausius and Allectus from Burton

Latimer, 41-50 Boehm. Edgar, 274-88 Bohm, Josef Daniel, 274 BONSER, M . J . and M . A . S. BLACKBURN, Single finds of

Anglo-Saxon and Norman coins - I, 63-72 — and R. H. THOMPSON, Tokens found in Haddenham,

Cambridge, and a seventeenth-cent, issuer, 242-7 Briot, Nicholas, 210-11, 214, 216, 218, 220-2 Britannia, on coinage of Victoria, 263-4, 267-70 British Museum, Department of Coins and Medals, 302-3 Brooke, G. C., 304-10 BURNETT, A.. The coinage of Allectus: chronology and

interpretation, 21-40 — and J. CASEY, A Carausian hoard from Croydon, Surrey,

and a note on Carausius's Continental possessions, 10-20

Burton Latimer hoard, of Carausius and Allectus, 41-50 Bushell, Thomas, 220 Buxton prize, 303-4

Carausius, coins of, 1-20, 41-50; mints of 4-5, 11-12, 26-27 CASEY. J., and A. BURNETT, A Carausian hoard from

Croydon, Surrey, and a note on Carausius's Continental possessions, 10-20

Castor hoard (11th cent.), 289-90 Ceolwulf II. king of Mercia, 56 Chantry, Sir Francis, 253 Charles I, coins of, 164-241, 293, 295-6 Charles the Bald, king of the West Franks, coin of, 70 Chester, coins of Charles I, 293 Claudius II. coin of, 12 Clint, Scipio, 248, 251, 253-4 Cnut, coins of, 64—5, 71 Coenwulf, king of Mercia, coins of, 66, 72 Crown, on coinage of Victoria, 275-7, 279, 281-2 Cuff, J. D., 51, 53, 55-6, 58-9 Cuthred. king of Kent, altered die of, 66 Cylinder-press, 213-18, 231

Dawson, Rev. H. R., 51, 55 Durham, mint for Edward I, 74-85 DYER, G. P., and P. P. GASPAR, Richard Sainthill and the

new bronze coinage, 263-73 — and M. STOCKER, Edgar Boehm and the Jubilee coinagc,

274-88

Eadbcrht, king of Northumbria, coins of, 294 Edgar, coins of, 52, 54, 64-5 Edmund, coins of, 67-8

Edward the Elder, king of Wessex, coins of, 51-2, 54, 56, 66 Edward the Confessor, coins of, 54, 68, 289-90 Edward I, coins of, 74-85 Edward II, coins of, 81-5 Edwardian sterlings, imitations of, 292-3 English tokens, c. 1425-1672, 86-163

Farquhar, Helen, 210, 212 Ferguson, William, 62 Finds (including single finds):

(a) with Roman coins: Amiens, France (3rd cent.), 27 Bath, Avon (3rd cent.), 29-30 Blackmoor, Hants. (3rd cent.), 27, 31 Burton Latimer, Northants. (3rd cent.), 25, 27, 31, 41-50 Bury, Cambs. (1st BC/lst AD cent.), 64 Chittenden, Kent (3rd cent.), 29 Colchester, Essex (3rd cent.), 25, 27, 41 Croydon, Surrey (3rd cent.), 10-20 Cynwyl Elvet, Camarthen (3rd cent.), 29 Ewelme, Oxon. (3rd cent.), 27 Linchmere, Sussex (3rd cent.), 27 Little Orme's Head, Caer. (3rd cent.), 11 London (Isle of Dogs) (3rd cent.), 30 London (Old Ford) (3rd cent.), 27 Minden, Germany (3rd cent.), 29 Reading, Berks. (3rd cent.), 30 Silchester, Hants. (3rd cent.), 29 Tingry, France (3rd cent.), 30 (b) with Anglo-Saxon coins: Caistor-on-the-Wolds, S. Humb. (11th cent.), 64 Cambridge (10th cent.), 64-5 Castor, Northants. (11th cent.), 289-90 Cimiez, France (8th cent.), 294 Claxby-by-Alford, Lines. (8th/llth cent.), 65 Colney, Norfolk (9th cent.), 65-6 Croughton, Northants. (10th cent.), 66 Cuerdale, Lanes. (10th cent.), 51-8 East Harling, Norfolk (10th cent.), 66 Fohr, W. Germany (8th cent.), 294 Grimsby, S. Humb. (8th/10th cent.), 66-7 Hexham, Northumb. (9th cent.), 294 Huncote, Leics. (9th cent.), 67 Huntingdon, Cambs. (10th cent.), 67-8 Lewes, Sussex (10th-12th cent.), 68 Lincolnshire, N. E. (9th cent.), 68 Melbourn, Cambs. (9th cent.), 69 Melton Mowbray, Leics. (8th cent.), 69 Shalford, Surrey (8th cent.), 69 Thetford, Norfolk (9th-12th cent.), 69-71 Tiptree, Essex (1 Ith—12th cent.), 71 Upminster, Essex (9th cent.), 72 (c) with English coins (after 1066): Aberdeen (14th cent.), 84 Ashdon, Essex (17th cent.), 222, 230 Bedfordshire (12th cent.), 290-1 Bradford (Wyke), Yorks. (17th cent.), 222, 230 Boxley Hill, Kent (12th cent.), 291-2 Bury, Cambs (12th-14th cent.), 63-4 Chesterfield (Vicars Lane), Derby. (17th cent.), 221-2,

229 Constable Burton, Yorks. (17th cent.), 221, 229 East Raynham. Norfolk (14th cent.), 306 Finds with York coins of Charles 1 (17th cent.), 229-30 Lewes, Sussex (12th cent.), 68 Loch Doon, Kirkudbright. (14th cent.), 74, 84 Low Burnham, S. Humb. (12th cent.), 69 Lytham St Annes, Lanes (17th cent.), 222, 229 Messing, Essex (17th cent.), 293 Montrave, Fife. (14th cent.). 74, 77. 82-4 Pocklington. Yorks. (17th cent.), 209. 222. 230-1

312 INDEX

Upper Cullmore (14th cent.), 292-3 Wittonstall, Co. Durham (14th cent.), 84 (d) with Scottish coins: Bury, Cambs. (13th cent.), 64 Tiptree, Essex (12th cent.), 71 (e) with foreign coins: Thetford, Norfolk (9th cent.), 70 (f) with tokens: Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk (16th cent.), 123 East Anglia (15th-16th cent.), 111-15, 121 Essex (16th cent.), 116, 120-3 Evesham, Worcs. (17th/18th cent.), 244 Haddenham, Cambs. (17th cent.), 242-7 London (15th—17th cent.), 86-163 passim Norfolk (17th cent.). 134. 136, 138 Norwich, Norfolk (15th cent.), 102 Paris (15th—17th cent.), 99-101 Waltham Abbey, Essex (15th cent.), 102 List of coin hoards discovered in 1983-4, 304

Fineness, of York coins of Charles I, 218, 220, 231 Forgeries, of Charles I, 232-3 Fothergill, Dr Anthony, medal, 248-62

Gallienus, coin of, 12 GASPAR, P. P . , a n d G . P . D Y E R . R i c h a r d Sainthi l l a n d the

new bronze coinage, 263-73 Gaucher of Chatillon, sterlings of, 292-3 Grueber, H. A., 305-6

Haddenham, Cambs., tokens found in, 242-7; 17th-century tokens of, 244-6

Haigh, Rev. D., 52-3, 56, 58 Harold I, coins of, 71 Harold II, coins of, 289-90 Hawkins, E., 53-5, 210, 222, 266-7 Henry I, coins of, 68, 290-1 Henry II, coins of, 71 HESLIP, R., review of Seaby's SCBI Ulster Museum, Belfast.

Part II, Hiberno-Norse coins, 295 Hiberno-Norse coins, 295 Hill, D., and D. M. Metcalf, ed., Sceattas in England and on

the Continent reviewed, 294

Jettons, Nuremberg, 242, 244; French, 244 JONES, M., The Fothergillian medal of the Royal Humane

Society, 248-62 Jubilee coinage, of Victoria, 274-88

Keary, C. F., 275 Kenyon, Joseph, 53-4 KING, C. E., The unmarked coins of Carausius, 1-9

Lead tokens, 86-163, 242-4 Leighton, Sir Frederic, 276-7 Lindsay, John, letters addressed to, 51-62

Martin, Rev. J. W., letters of, 51-62 MAYHEW, N. J., A sterling imitation by Gaucher of Chatil-

lon, 292-3 MITCHINER. M . , and A . SKINNER, Engl i sh t o k e n s , c. 1425-

1672, 86-163 Morfield, John, token issuer, 244-6

NORTH, J. J., Irregular dies of the Durham mint, c. 1300, 7 4 - 8 0

— and P. J. Preston-Morley, their SCBI Brooker collection, coins of Charles I, reviewed, 295

Northumbrian stycas, 294 Norweb, Mrs. E. M., death of, 301

Offa, king of Mercia, coins of, 69 Oman, Sir Charles, 308-9 OSBORNE, B. R., The tower coins of Charles I, 164-208

Oxford, coin of Henry I, 290-1

PAGAN, H. E., The Castor hoard of mid-eleventh-century pence, 289-90

— review of Hill and Metcalf, ed., Sceattas in England and on the Continent, 294

— Presidential Address 1984, 301-10 Pevensey, coin of Stephen, 291-2 Pewter tokens, 86-163, 242-4 Pingo, Lewis, 249 Pistrucci, Benedetto, 248-53, 281 Plegmund, abp of Canterbury, coins of, 53 Poynter, Edward, 281-2 PRESTON-MORLEY, P. J., review of Todd's Staffordshire

Tavern Checks, 297 Proceedings of the Society, 298

Radnitzky, Carl, 277-9 Ramage, David, 211, 221-2 Rocker-press, 213-14. 217 Rouen, mint of Carausius, 11-13 Royal Humane Society, 248-62 Royston, Cambs., 17th-century token of, 242

St Edmund Memorial coins, 52-4 Sainthill, R., 52-4, 59, 263-4, 267, 270-2 Sceattas, 65, 67, 69, 294 Scottish coins, comments on, 53-4, 57-62 SEABY, P., A Stephen 'Star' variant of Pevensey, 291-2 Seaby, W. A., his SCBI Ulster Museum, Belfast. Part II,

Hiberno-Norse coins reviewed, 295 SEAMAN, R., An unpublished penny of Henry I. 290-1 SHARP, M., New Charles I shillings of Chester and the

Tower, 293 SHIEL, N., Letters of numismatic interest addressed to John

Lindsay of Cork, 51-62 Shrewsbury mint, under Charles I, 211, 221 SKINNER. A . , a n d M . MITCHINER, Eng l i sh t o k e n s , c. 1425

to 1672, 86-163 Smith, Aquilla, letter of, 51-2, 55-6, 59 Stephen, coins of, 64, 69, 71, 291-2 STEWART, I., Bishop Bek and the Durham coins of Edward

I and II , 81-5 STOCKER, M . , a n d G . P. DYER, E d g a r B o e h m a n d t h e

Jubilee coinage, 274-88

Tavern checks, 296 Tetricus I, coins of, 12 Tetricus II, coin of, 12 THOMPSON, R . H . , a n d M . J . BONSER, T o k e n s found in

Haddenham, Cambridgeshire, and a seventeenth-century issuer, 242-7

Todd, N. B., his Staffordshire Tavern Checks reviewed, 297 Tokens, English, c. 1425-1672, 86-163; 17th-century, 242-7,

296-7 Tower mint, under Charles I, 164-209, 293 Townsend, T. W., his Seventeenth Century Tradesmens

Tokens of Lincolnshire reviewed, 296-7

Victoria, coins of, 263-73, 274-88 Victorinus, coins of, 12, 41-2

Weight, of York coins of Charles I, 218-20 White, John, 289-90 William I, coins of, 71 Wulfred, archbishop of Canterbury, coins of, 69 Wyon, Leonard, 256, 263-78, 282 Wyon, Thomas, Jnr, 248-9 Wyon, William, 248, 252-6, 274

York mint, under Charles I. 210-41 Young, Matthew, 53, 55 Yves, coins of Gaucher of Chatillon, 292-3

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