OBVERSE and reverse ofthe Great Seal of Charles II., for the Chancery of the counties of Cardigan and Pembroke. [xxxvi. 183, 184.]Presented by Mr. J.Doubleday.
SEAL Of the Convent of Friars Preachers at Trèves (?); from a matrix found at Sterry, near Canterbury; xiiith cent. [xxxvi. 180.]Presented by Sir F. Madden, K.H. City of Treves, Germany: Seal of the convent of the Friars Preachers.
SEAL Of the Free Grammar School at Highgate, 1600. [xxxvi. 181.] Presented by the Rev. J. B. Dyne. Highgate, Middlesex: Seal of the Free Grammar School: 1600.
PLASTER cast of the Seal of the Men of St. Swithin of Alwarestoke, [Alverstoke, co. Hants.]; xiiith cent. [xxxvi. 185.] Presented by Mr. J.Doubleday. Alverstoke, Southampton: Seal of the men of St. Swithin of: 13th cent.
SEAL of an Ecclesiastic, on which are the figures of the Virgin, St. Thomas of Canterbury, and St. Edmund, with the following Latin and English legend, EDMVNDI . THOME . PRECE . MATRIS . CHILDE . LOKE . TO . ME. ; from a matrix in the possession of F. H. Dickenson, Esq., M.P.,; xivth cent. [xxxv...
SEAL of Richard Cletherowe, Admiral of the West of England, in the reign of Henry V. ; from a brass matrix, formerly in the collection of Horace Walpole. [xxxvi. 179.]Presented by Sir F. Madden, K.H. Richard Cletherowe, Admiral of the West of England: Impression of his seal: temp. Hen.V.