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5196. Walker: Observations to provc Filey Bay , in Yorkshire, theVortag Felix , or Sinus Salularis', and Flamborougk Head, the OccllumPromontorium., of the Romans. — Archaeologia. XXV. 1834. p. 127.

5197. Baker: An account of a chain of ancient forteresse, extendingtrough the south-western part of Gloueestershire. — ibid. XIX. 1821. p. 161.

5198. Swinburne, Trevelyan, Bell, Shanks: Notices respectingthe Roman Station of Habitancum (nov Risingham). — Arehacol. Aeliana.III. 1844. p. 150.

5199. Ilamper: Observations on the site of the l’riory of Halywellin Warwickshire, a Cell to Roucester Abbey in the connty of Stafford. —Archaeologia. XIX. 1821. p. 75.

5200. Kempe: An account of some recent discoveries at Holu’ood - kill,in Kent. — ibid. XXII. 1829. p. 336.

5201. Vidal: An inquiry respecting the site of Kenwith or Ken wieCastle , in Devonshire. — ibid. XV. 1806. p. 198.

5202. Ashworth: Statistical illustrations of the past and present stateof Lancashire. — Journ. of the Statist. Soc. V. 1842. p. 245.

Leeds s. N. 5170.

5203. History and present state of commerce in Liverpool. — Colon.Magaz. 1840. II. p. 80.

Liverpool s. N. 5170.

5204. Ansicht eines Russen von London. — Russ. Merkur. 1805. II.p. 71.

5205. Ansichten von London. — Ilormayr’s Arch. 1825. N. 15.

5206. Gaberel: Esquisse de Londres en 1840. — Bibi. univ. de Geneve.Nouv. Ser. XXX. 1840. p. 302.

5207. Gautier: Une journee ä Londres. — Rev. d. d. mondes. 4 m 'Ser.XXX. 1842. p. 270.

5208. Bell: An account of the remains of a cliapel, or churcli, andkirk garth, near Low Gosforth Home , in the county of Northumberland.

— Archaeol. Aeliana. II. 1832. p. 243.

5209. Edmonds: A Statistical account of the parisli of Madron, con-taining the Borough of I’enzance, in Cornwall. — Journ. of the Statist. Soc.II. 1839. p. 198.

5210. Brandreth: Observations on the Roman Station of Magiovin-tum. — Archaeologia. XXVII. 1838. p. 96.

5211. Manchester ; sua origine, suoi progressi e sua condizione presente.

— Annal. di Statist. LIII. 1837. p. 34. 155.

Vergl. N. 517 0.

5212. Roman remains in Montgomeryshire. — Archaeol. Cambrens. III.1848. p. 91.

5213. Iledley: An essay towards ascortaining the etymology of thenames of places in the county of Korlhumberland. — Archaeol. Aeliana.I. 1822. p. 242.

5214. Nisard: Souvenirs du Koltinghatnshire. — Rev. d. d mondes.1850. VIII. p. 42.

5214a. Curling: Sonic account of Richborough and its neighbourhood.

— United Service Journ. 1845. I. p. 79.

5215. Report on the condition of the population in three parishes ofRutlandshire, 1839. — Journ. of the Statist. Soc. II. 1839. p. 257.

5216. Segontiaci. — Archaeol. Cambrens. II. 1847. p. 99. 201. 290.

5217. Jones: Segontiaci. — ibid. III. 1848. p. 30.

5218. Black: On the Seleia and Belisama of Ptolemy.— I’hilos. Soc.of Manchester. Sec. Ser. VII. 1846. p. 368.

5219. Burges: Account of the old bridge at Slratford-le-Bow in Es-sex. — Archaeologia. XXVII. 1838. p. 77.