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PLASTER Casts of the Obverse and Reverse of the Great Seal of Edward III. "pro regimine regni," attached to a document, dat. Winchester, 5 Oct. a. r. 21. [1347]. Presented by A. W. Franks, Esq. [xxxvii. 43, 44.]
SEAL used in the Court of the Peculiar of the Archbishop of Canterbury, at Chichester, XIVth cent.; Seal of the Hospital of S. Mary, Chichester, XIIIth cent.; Seal of Arms of Jehan Garnon, XVth cent. Presented by Albert Way, Esq. [xxxvii. 50-52.]
RECENT impressions of the Obverse and Reverse of the Great Seal of William IV. [1830-1837]; and of the Seal of Arms of Guillaume Glasdalle, XVth cent. Presented by the same. [xxxvii. 55-57.]
JUDICIAL Seals of Queen Elizabeth for the counties of Denbigh, Montgomery, and Flint, [1558-1603]; of Edward VI., for the counties of [Caernarvon], Merioneth, and Anglesey, [1547-1553]; of James I. for the county Palatine of Chester, and the county of Flint, 1603; and of Charles Prince of Wales for the same counties, 1616. [xxxvii. 59-62.]
OFFICIAL, seals of English Sovereigns, viz.:- Henry VII., for the Principality of N. Wales. Philip and Mary, Exchequer seal. Elizabeth, Judicial seal for Chester and etc.; Flint (two specimens); and for Denbigh, etc. James I, Judicial seal for Denbigh, etc. (two specimens), 1603. Charles I., Judicial seal for Caernarvon for Denbigh, etc., 1626. Commonwealth seal for Caernarvon, etc., 1648.
MISCELLANEOUS English seals, viz.-of a dean of Salisbury (?) with counterseal of Thomas de Malmesberi, xiith cent.; of William Westbury, Provost of Eton, [1448-1477]; of St. John's Hospital, Andover, xivth cent.: of Robert de Paveli, xiiith cent.; of the Dean of Arches, xivth cent.; of the Bailiffs of Colchester, xvth cent.; of Philip and Mary, for. the Court of Common Pleas; of George I.,for Barbadoes.
LEADEN bullæ of corporate bodies, and ecclesiastical and secular officials of France, including those of- The Consuls, City, and Papal Court of Avignon. Charles de Valois, Comte d'Anjou, 1290-1323. Chapter and City of Arles, xivth cent. Bernard II., Comte d'Anduse, 1077. Bertrand de Baux, Count or Avellino, xiiith cent. The Council of Basle, 1431-1443. The Seigneurs de Caderousse, xivth cent. Girard, Sieur de Castelnau, xiiith cent. Humbert I. and II., Comtes dEmbrun, 1295,1...