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THE 
 
 GENTLEMEN'S SOCIETY 
 
 AT SPALDING 
 
 ITS ORIGIN AND PROGRESS, 
 
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 LONDON : 
 
 WILLIAM PICKERING. 
 1851. 
 
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 TO THE MEMBERS OF THE 
 
 Gentlemen's Society at Spalding, 
 
 The earliejl Provincial AJfociation for the encouragement 
 of Archaology^ 
 
 THIS BRIEF SKETCH OF THE ORIGIN AND PROGRESS 
 
 OF THEIR SOCIETY, 
 
 HAVING BEEN READ BEFORE THE ARCH^OLOGICAL 
 
 INSTITUTE OF GREAT BRITAIN, 
 
 AT A MEETING HELD AT LINCOLN IN THE 
 
 YEAR 1848, 
 
 IS RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED 
 
 BY THEIR FRIEND AND PRESIDENT 
 
 WILLIAM MOORE. 
 
 Spalding., 
 July I, 1851. 
 
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THE GENTLEMEN'S SOCIETY 
 AT SPALDING. 
 
The Gentlemen's Society 
 at Spalding. 
 
 m \ 
 
 N order to form a corredl idea of 
 the circumftances under which 
 *'The Gentlemen's Society" at 
 Spalding was firlft eftabHfhed, it 
 will be neceifary to mark the progrefs which 
 had been made, at that period, by the learned 
 men of this country, in the inveftigation and 
 ftudy of antiquities. 
 
 In the earlier part of the reign of Queen 
 Elizabeth, a number of perfons, who were 
 impreffed with the obvious importance of en- 
 deavouring to collecft and preferve the vafl: 
 number of Records and other valuable docu- 
 ments which had been fcattered abroad by the 
 pillage of the Monafteries, held their meet- 
 
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2 The Gentlemen s Society 
 
 ings, for the mutual communicating of infor- 
 mation upon thefe fubjefts, at the houfe of 
 Sir Robert Cotton, under the patronage of 
 Archbifhop Parker. In procefs of time they 
 had it in contemplation to apply to the Queen 
 for a charter; reciting in their petition, in 
 order to fhow the importance of their defign, 
 that King Edward the Firft, when he was 
 fearching for proofs of his title to the crown 
 of Scotland, ordered diligent inquiry to be 
 made in the libraries of the Monafteries ; and 
 that Henry the Eighth did the fame, when 
 he was defirous to bring evidence againfl: the 
 ufurpations of the Pope. This petition was 
 figned by Sir Robert Cotton, Sir John Dod- 
 deridge, and Sir James Lee ; but whether it 
 was ever prefented is a matter of doubt. The 
 Society, however, continued to exift for thirty 
 years, having numbered among its members 
 Early And- in that period the names of Sir Walter Ra- 
 En^and." ^^''Z^> Sir Philip Sidney, Lord Burleigh, 
 Henry Earl of Arundel, the two Herberts, 
 Earls of Pembroke, Sir Henry Savile, Bifhop 
 Andrewes, John Stowe, and William Cam- 
 den. Its diflblution was owing to the fufpi- 
 cious policy of James the Firft, who is faid 
 
at Spalding. 3 
 
 to have been afraid, at the time of his accef- 
 fion, left thefe prying antiquaries ihould get 
 an infight into the arcana of kingcraft. In 
 1 6 17, an unfuccefsful attempt was made for 
 its revival, through the mediation of the fa- 
 vourite, Buckingham. During the difturbed 
 ftate of the country, in the civil wars, certain 
 eminent fcholars purfued their refearches in 
 private, frequently communicating with each 
 other but not holding ftated meetings. Among 
 thefe were Dugdale, Dodfworth, Somner, 
 Spelman, Selden, D'Ewes, Ufher, and Afh- 
 mole. Afhmole in his diary mentions fome 
 kind of muftering which they had, about the 
 time of the Reftoration, called the Antiqua- 
 ries' feaft; and after this the learned body 
 feem to have been dormant for nearly half a 
 century. 
 
 In the year 1707, we find fymptoms of 
 ftirring among them. A few gentlemen, with 
 the intention of profecuting inveftigations into 
 the ancient hiftory of Great Britain, began to 
 hold weekly meetings at the various Coffee- Origin of the 
 houfes near the Temple. In 17 10, we find ^f^^^^ P^ 
 
 ^ ' Antiquaries : 
 
 the names of Browne Willis, the two Gales, Mauricejohn- 
 Stukeley, Rymer, and Maurice Johnfon. A Librarian. 
 
4 The Gentlemen s Society 
 
 fketch of the different heads under which they 
 propofed to carry on their refearches is ftill 
 extant. In 17 17, they formed themfelves 
 into a regular Society, eledling a prefident and 
 other officers. Previoufly to this it feems to 
 have been agreed, that as foon as their funds 
 fhould prove fufficient to enable them to buy 
 books, Maurice Johnfon fhould be appointed 
 their librarian. 
 
 Maurice Johnfon, hov^ever, was now re- 
 moved from the congenial fociety of London, 
 to his native town of Spalding. He had ex- 
 changed the company of wits, at Button's 
 Coffee-Houfe ; — and of antiquaries, at the 
 Temple Change ; — the company of Addifon, 
 Gay, and Steele, — of Willis, Stukeley and the 
 Gales, — for the ordinary fociety of a country 
 town. And fo great was his love of learning 
 and fcience, that he at once entertained the 
 bold defign of eftablifhing a Literary Society 
 in the very heart of the fens of Lincoln. It 
 was, as he faid very truly, "an endeavour new, 
 and untried before/' The perfons to whom 
 he looked for aid were "unaccuftomed to fuch 
 a mode of fpending an evening." He was 
 himfelf " only juft arrived at manhood : " — 
 
at Spalding. 5 
 
 and " all his advifers and encouragers were at 
 a great diftance." Yet did he refolve well, 
 and manfully perfevere. Taking care not to 
 alarm the country gentlemen by any prema- 
 ture mention of antiquities y he endeavoured at 
 firft to allure them into the more flowery paths 
 of literature. In 1709, a few of them were Spalding So- 
 brought together every pofl-day, at the Coffee- fancv!^ 
 houfe in the Abbey Yard ; and after one of 
 the party had read aloud the laft-publiflied 
 number of the " Tatler/' they proceeded to 
 talk over the fubjedl among themfelves. Thus 
 were " the men of fenfe and letters," he fays, 
 '* drawn infenfibly into a fociable way of con- 
 verfing.'' After a while the *' Spedtators'' 
 were read in like manner ; and now and then 
 a new poem, by Gay or Parnell, was brought 
 forward, or an effay or letter upon fome fub- 
 jedl of polite literature. Thefe papers were 
 carefully preferved, and the attention of the 
 gentlemen was turned to the formation of a 
 library. In 1712, fo well fatisfied were they 
 with the proceedings of the laft three years, 
 that it was determined to place their meet- 
 ings upon a footing of permanence. Propo- 
 fals were iffued for the eftablifhing of ** a 
 
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 Society of Gentlemen, for the fupporting of 
 mutual benevolence, and their improvement 
 in the liberal fciences and in polite learning." 
 A prefident w^as elefted, and a fhort code of 
 laws was iflued for the regulation of their 
 meetings : their founder modeflly undertak- 
 ing the fubordinate office of fecretary, and at 
 Mauricejohn- oncc Commencing the Minutes of their tranf- 
 tary.^^ ^^^^' acftions. The iirft recorded fubjed: of their 
 examination was the fketch of an ancient mo- 
 numental ftone and infcription, in Peterbo- 
 rough Cathedral. At the next meeting, the 
 fecretary communicated two poetical epiftles, 
 the one in Latin, from a gentleman at Eton 
 to his friend ; the other in Englifh, upon the 
 departure of the Duke of Marlborough to 
 take the command of the Allied Forces, in 
 Germany. He alfo read a paper on the 
 ** Choice of Colours and Materials for Mi- 
 niature Painting," after the directions of Al- 
 bert Durer and others. 
 
 In thefe Minutes of the firft two meetings 
 which have been recorded, we have a fair fpe- 
 cimen of the range of fubjefts into which they 
 purfued their inveftigations. Under the head 
 of polite literature, befides ephemeral produc- 
 
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 tions fuch as thofe above mentioned, fundry 
 pieces by Swift, Prior, Arbuthnot, Eufden, 
 Young, Gay, and Pope, were read as they 
 came out. Several, indeed, of the poems of Communica- 
 Gay and Pope were communicated by the au- ^nd Pope. ^^ 
 thors themfelves, with whom Maurice John- 
 fon had become acquainted at Button's Coffee- 
 houfe during his refidence in London. In 
 175 1, we find it on the minutes, that a cer- 
 tain ** Elegy in a Country Church-yard " was 
 read, which had juft before come out anony- 
 moufly. Under the head of Arts and Science, 
 we may clafs the communications which were 
 made, from time to time, upon painting, 
 fculpture, and mufic ; upon anatomy and me- 
 dicine ; upon mathematics and mechanics. 
 The fens around them furnifhed curious fpe- 
 cimens in ornithology ; and the fen-men lif- 
 tened with peculiar intereft to the defcription 
 of engines and machines for draining. For 
 their botanical ftudies, they were fupplied 
 with rare plants and flowers from the garden 
 of their fecretary, and alfo from a phyfic-gar- 
 den of their own. 
 
 But the favourite and mofl fruitful fubjed: 
 was that of Antiquities. Among the monaf- 
 
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 tic Inflitutions of the diftria, proverbially rich 
 
 and magnificent, a confpicuous place was oc- 
 
 Chartularies cuoicd bv the mitred Priory of Spaldins:. Of 
 
 of Spalding ,. r \ • i. i • i -r 
 
 Priory in this foundation many chartularies and regil- 
 
 fblTpoffef-''' ^^^^ ^^^^ ^''^ '" exiftence, fome of them in 
 fion. public libraries, and fome in the poffeffion of 
 
 the Secretary himfelf, to whom they had de- 
 fcended from his great-grandfather. Sir Ri- 
 chard Ogle, who was one of Queen Eliza- 
 beth's commiffioners for inquiries refpedling 
 Abbey lands. From thefe ancient records he 
 communicated, from time to time, much va- 
 luable information relating to the town and 
 priory, amounting at laft to a continuous and 
 complete hiftory. And when other fubjefts 
 failed, — ^* on a pinch," as he fays, " and to 
 enliven our chat," he brought out in chro- 
 nological order his own ample collection of 
 coins, exhibiting them "with fome difcourfe." 
 By fuch communications, aided by thofe which 
 he elicited from Stukeley, Gale, and others 
 at a diftance, as well as from the more intel- 
 ligent members on the fpot, he raifed the So- 
 ciety to an eminence which has perhaps ne- 
 ver been reached by any provincial fociety 
 whatever, under fimilar circum (lances ; and 
 
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 at which it remained for the long period of 
 forty years. ** By the favour of Providence/' 
 as he pioufly exprefles it, his exertions were 
 crowned with fuccefs. He never loft an op- Encourage- 
 portunity of afking for communications and ^^s^ir^ifa^c 
 correfpondence, backing his requeft by the Newton. 
 authority of Sir Ifaac Newton, who had rec- 
 commended it as the fureft way to keep the 
 Society in aftive operation. He adopted every 
 form of foHcitation. To one perfon he fays : 
 *' Your letters will more promote fcience 
 among us fen-men, (who are thought to la- 
 bour under a very ftupid air,) than the mif- 
 fionaries of Rome have promoted religion, 
 truly fo called, among the Chinefe." 
 
 The interview with Sir Ifaac Newton, juft 
 alluded to, took place in 1720. Having, at 
 the fuggeftion of Dr. Jurin, addreffed a letter 
 to him, Maurice Johnfon was requefted to 
 call at Newton's houfe, in St. Martin's-ftreet, Interview of 
 Leicefter-fquare. The reception he met with fon with Sir"" 
 was extremely courteous. The venerable phi- l^aacNewton. 
 lofopher kept him in converfation for fome 
 time, ** highly commending " the Society at 
 Spalding, and giving his confent to become a 
 member of it ; " although he was now de- 
 
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 dining almofl everything, and did not go even 
 to the Royal Society." 
 Foreign mem. In 1/33, the Archi-mandrite or Abbot of 
 Society. One of the convents on Mount Athos, who 
 was travelling with his chaplain, probably for 
 the purpofe of foliciting contributions for his 
 convent, was prefent at a meeting of the So- 
 ciety ; and in compliance with his own re- 
 queft, written by him in Romaic or modern 
 Greek in the Minutes, he was admitted as an 
 honorary member. In faft, the Society had 
 members in every part of the globe. At one 
 time they receive a prefent of minerals and 
 foffils from Norway ; and at another time a 
 letter is read from one of their members re- 
 fiding at Panama. 
 
 They exhibited on all occafions a praife- 
 worthy defire to admit as many as could at- 
 tend, to a participation in their privileges and 
 advantages. The mafter of the Grammar 
 School at Spalding was allowed to bring one 
 of his upper boys to each of the meetings : 
 and as the ** auditores " were admitted for five 
 years in the Academies of ancient Greece, fo 
 were thefe youths encouraged to liften and to 
 learn. Several of them became afterwards 
 
at Spalding. 1 1 
 
 intelligent and ufeful members of the So- 
 ciety. 
 
 We cannot be furprifed to find that there 
 were times during the long period of forty-five 
 years, when it was found difficult to carry on 
 the proceedings ** with becoming dignity and 
 fpirit." The profeflional men were *^ liable 
 to conflant interruption" from profeflional 
 duties; and the young were ** allured, and 
 deterred, and drawn away, by parties of plea- 
 fure," and by the more congenial amufements 
 of ** dancing, cards, bowls, billiards, and the 
 like." Befides which, the fubjeft of politics, 
 ** upon which every man thinks himfelf wife," 
 was carefully excluded by the rules. It mufl: 
 have required, not only confiderable energy 
 and perfeverance, but alfo much courtefy and 
 tadt, to furmount thefe obfl;acles. In fhort, 
 it was the work of no ordinary mind to plan, 
 and efl:ablifli, and maintain for the period of 
 nearly half a century, in that ifolated difl:rid:, 
 a Society which ** earned the approbation of 
 eminent philofophers, and of perfons held in 
 reverence by the whole learned world ; " num- 
 bering among its members the names of New- 
 ton and Bentley, of Pope, Addifon, and Gay. 
 
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 Other focleties were formed after its example 
 and model, fome of which met with tolerable 
 fuccefs ; but the reft, ** though in cities of 
 greater frequency of men brought up and be- 
 neficed for letters," proved abortive. 
 
 In order to gratify as much as poffible the 
 taftes of all the parties concerned, it was 
 agreed that the anniverfary meeting of the 
 Society fhould be celebrated by a dinner ; but 
 the Secretary has recorded his complaint, that 
 this dinner proved ^^ an idle and expenlive 
 mode of helping the Society, feeding the body 
 rather than the mind." A Concert was alfo 
 given, " in order that the Society might have 
 an opportunity of entertaining the ladies, and 
 treating them with a glafs of wine." He po- 
 litely acknowledges that this ** anfwered well, 
 and did the Inftitution credit and fervice," 
 In 1 74 1, a parody, written by Lord Bacon, 
 upon a Greek epigram of Pofidippus on the 
 vanity of human life, which was fometimes 
 fung on grand days in the Middle Temple 
 Hall ** to the original mufic," was fung at 
 this meeting by Dr. Heighington, a muiician 
 of fome eminence, accompanied by his fon. 
 
 After difcharging the laborious duties of 
 
at Spalding. 13 
 
 Secretary for thirty years, Mr. Johnfon was 
 the Prefident for the remainder of his life. Mauricejohn. 
 As he advanced in years, it gave fatisfadiion '''^^^^ ^'^^'" 
 to the good old man to prefent to the Society 
 communications from four of his fons, whom 
 he had " taken care to train up to a liking of 
 it from their infancy." His fon Maurice^ 
 Lieutenant-Colonel of the Duke of Cumber- 
 land's Foot Guards, and Aide-de-camp to the 
 Duke, fent, at one time an account of the 
 Battle of Dettingen, — at other times, draw- 
 ings and defcriptions of Roman remains, al- 
 tars, coins, ftatues, and monumental infcrip- 
 tions, which he had met with during the 
 campaign in Germany. "John^ another fon, 
 who was a member of St. John's College, 
 Cambridge, fent down the poetical efFufions 
 of the wits of his Univerfity. Martin, from 
 on board his Majefty's fhip *' Experiment," 
 fent accounts of the proceedings of the fleet 
 under Admiral Vernon. And Walter, who 
 relided on the fpot, gave his aid to the So- 
 ciety, not only as an aftive member, but alfo 
 by difcharging the office of Treafurer. In 
 1753 appears an entry in the Minutes, in the 
 well-known hand-writing of the venerable 
 
14 The Gentlemen s Society 
 
 founder, but lefs firm and vigorous than in 
 former days, complaining that age will not 
 permit him to perform, in fo accurate a man- 
 ner as he would wifh, the tafk of making an 
 index to the Society's papers and records. 
 He was afflidted with a diforder in the head, 
 which in 1755 put an end to his life. Of 
 thofe twelve gentlemen who fat, nearly half 
 a century before, to hear the weekly reading 
 of the " Tatler " and the " Spedlator,'' pro- 
 bably Maurice Johnfon was the only one who 
 furvived to hear the ** Rambler," which came 
 out about this time, and was read as the others 
 had been. To fay that the Society died when 
 its founder died, would fcarcely be corredl : 
 but it can excite little furprife to find that it 
 foon fank to the condition of an ordinary 
 country club ; tending perhaps, in fome de- 
 gree, to promote *' mutual benevolence," but 
 doing very little to improve its members ** in 
 the liberal fciences, or in polite literature." 
 
 It appears that Mr. Johnfon*s fons, to 
 whom he chiefly trufted for the future main- 
 tenance of the Society, fo fcldom refided at 
 Ayfcough Fee Hall, the family feat there, 
 that they were unable to devote the perfonal 
 
at Spalding. 15 
 
 attention and fupport effential to the prefer- 
 vatlon of the Inftitution. As he himfelf ob- 
 ferved in a letter to his friend Gale, '* realms 
 and all communities have their periods." Ne- 
 verthelefs, as Gale in return aflured him would 
 be the cafe, — the "Supellex Literaria" of the 
 Society flill remains, *^ a glorious monument 
 of the public fpirit and learning of its foun- 
 der, and the record of a noble attempt, which 
 otherwife would fcarcely be credited by pofte- 
 rity." W. M. 
 
A LIST OF MEMBERS 
 
 OF THE GENTLEMEN'S SOCIETY 
 
 OF SPALDING. 
 
 If thou ha fi gathered nothing in thy youth ^ how canji thou 
 find anything in thine age ? 
 
 Ecclefiafticus xxv. 3. 
 
 [Motto to the firft volume of the Society*s Adls and 
 Obfervations.] 
 
The Original Members. 
 
 HE Rev. Mr. Stephen Lyon, Nov. 3, 
 1712. 
 
 In utraque Acad. A.M. — Spalding et Mere- 
 worth Re6lor. — Soc. Librarius — Praefidens. 
 
 [A French Proteftant refugee, being a native of 
 Roanne.] 
 
 Jofhua Ambler, Nov. 3, 17 12. 
 
 Armiger. — Gulielmi filius, et haeres apparens. — 
 Mufices peritus. 
 
 Henry Everard, Jan. 4, 1720. 
 
 Scholae Arithm. et Script. Pr. — CaHigraecus. 
 [Mafter of Willefby*s School in Spalding.] 
 
 The Rev. Walter Johnfon, LL.B. Nov. 3, 
 
 1712. 
 
 IlluftriiT. Due. de Buccleugh Capell. — Scholae 
 Spald. Gubern. — Mufices peritus. 
 
 [Afterwards Re6lor of Redmarfhall, Durham.] 
 
 John Johnfon, Nov. 3, 1712. 
 
 Armiger. — Int. Templi J. C. — Rei Antiq. Studios. 
 Soc. Thefaurarius. Clericus Curiae Sewerar. 
 
20 Members of the 
 
 Maurice Johnfon, jun. Nov. 3, 1712. 
 
 Armiger. — Int. Templi J. C. — Rei Antiq. Studios* 
 — Scholae Spald. Gub. — Soc. Seer. 
 [The FOUNDER of the Society.] 
 
 Robert Mitchell, M. D. Jan. 21, 1720. 
 
 M.D. Scoto-Britannus. — ProfefToris Med. Boer- 
 haavii Alumnus. 
 
 The Rev. Timothy Neve, A.M. Jan. i, 
 1718. 
 
 Scholae Reg. Gramm. Spald. Pr. — Bibl. inibi Libr. 
 — Capell. Wykham. — Soc. Thefaurarius. 
 
 [Afterwards D.D. Archdeacon of Huntingdon, 
 Canon of Lincoln, and Founder of the Peterbo- 
 rough Society.] 
 
 Captain Francis Pilliod, Dec. 21, 171 9. 
 John Richards, Nov. 24, 1720. 
 James Row^land, Gen. Jan. 21, 1720. 
 
 IlluftrifT. Duciflae de Monemuta, Dominae Ma- 
 nerii Spald. Procurator agrarius. 
 
 George Stevens, Gen. Odl. 19. 1721. 
 
 Extra-regular Members. 
 William Ambler, Nov. 3. 171 2. 
 
 Armiger. — Scholarum Reg. Gram. Spald. et Mul- 
 ton Gubern. — ex Deputacione illuftriffimi Rob'ti 
 Ancaftr. et. et Kefteviniae Ducis Com. Lincoln. 
 Militiae locum tenens. 
 
Spalding Society. 21 
 
 William Atkinfon, Treafurer, Feb. 17, 1731. 
 
 Dr. Francis Bellinger, Licenc. of Coll. of 
 Phyf. Nov. 3, 1712. 
 
 Peter Bold, Apothecary, Dec. 31, 171 9. 
 
 The Rev. John Britain, Mafter of Holbeach 
 School, and Perpetual Curate or Chaplain 
 of Gedney Fenn, April 8, 17 14. 
 
 William Clarke, M. A. Fellow of St. John's, 
 Cambridge, Jan. i, 1718. 
 
 [Afterwards Chancellor of the Church of Chi- 
 chefter.] 
 
 The Rev. Aaron Lawfon, Perpetual Curate 
 or Chaplain of Cow^bitt, Nov. 3, 171 2. 
 
 Maurice Johnfon, fen. Steward of the Courts 
 of Spalding, Nov. 3, 171 2. 
 [The Founder's father.] 
 
 Walter Lynn, M. D. Nov. 3, 1712. 
 
 George Lynn of Southwicke, Efq. Dec. 9, 
 1719. 
 
 The Hon. Edward Molefworth, brother to 
 Lord Molefworth, Captain of Grenadiers, 
 Aide-de-camp in Minorca, Nov. 3, 171 2. 
 
 The Rev. John Morton, Curate of Wefton, 
 Jan. I, 1718. 
 
2 2 Members of the 
 
 The Rev. Francis Curtis, late School-mafter 
 
 of Moulton, April 8, 17 14. 
 The Rev. John Waring, Chaplain of Wyk- 
 
 ham, and Mafter of Spalding Grammar 
 
 School, Feb. 3, 171 3-4. 
 
 [Father of Edward Waring, Lucafian ProfefTor 
 at Cambridge.] 
 
 Richard Lake, Efq. of Wifbeach Caftle, 
 April 27, 1 72 1. 
 
 Richard Middleton Maffey, M.D. of Wif- 
 beach, April 2, 172 1. 
 
 [F. R. S. and for fome time Secretary to the So- 
 ciety of Antiquaries.] 
 
 The Rev. — Kirk, Ufher of the Grammar- 
 fchool at Spalding, and Curate of Leke, 
 in North Holland, 1721. 
 
 From this period the Members names are ar- 
 ranged alphabetically. 
 
 Edward Alexander, Efq. LL.B. 
 
 Jofeph Ames, F.A.S. July 17, 1740. 
 [The Hiftorian of Britifh Typography.] 
 
 Claudius Amyand, Efq. Serjeant Surgeon to 
 the King, F.R.S. June 5, 1729. 
 
Spalding Society. 23 
 
 John Anftis, fen. F.R.S. Garter principal 
 King at Arms, Jan. 23, 1741. 
 
 David Atkinfon, Efq. 
 
 Robert Auften, Vineyard, Peterborough. 
 
 Sir Jofeph AylofFe, Baronet, F.R.S. and 
 F.A. S.March 8, 1738. 
 
 Charles Balguy, M.D. of Peterborough. 
 
 Jofeph Banks, jun. Efq. of Revelby Abbey, 
 M.P. F.A.S. March 21, 1722. 
 
 [Father of the Right Hon. Sir Jofeph Banks, 
 P.R.S.] 
 
 Harry Bayley, Surgeon, Spalding, June 3, 
 1725. 
 
 Anfelm Beaumont, Druggift. 
 
 Beaupre Bell, jun. Efq. of Beaupre Hall, Nor- 
 folk, F.A.S. Oftober 20, 1726. 
 
 Sir Edward Bellamy, Lord Mayor of London, 
 
 1735- 
 
 Praefedlus iErarii Angliae in Banco, et Pater Urbis. 
 
 John Spinkes Bennett. 
 
 The Rev. James Benfon, Redlor of Croyland. 
 
 The Rev. Richard BENTLEY, D.D. F.R.S. 
 Reg. Prof, of Divinity. 
 
 [The firft preferment obtained by this illuftrious 
 fcholar was the Mafterfhip of the Grammar School 
 
24 Members of the 
 
 at Spalding, which he held for a fhort period after 
 the refignation of Mr. Anthony Oldfield in 1682. 
 He was alfo tutor to the fon of John Johnfon, Efq. 
 of Pinchbeck, the founder's maternal grandfather, 
 who married a daughter of Sir Richard Ogle j and 
 in the written traditions of the family it is recorded 
 that certain valuable chartularies of the Priory of 
 Spalding which had defcended to them from Sir 
 Richard Ogle, were difcovered to be miffing after 
 Bentley's departure ; and it is fomewhat remark- 
 able that one in particular, of great antiquity, con- 
 taining notes in the handwriting of Sir Richard, 
 and cited by Dodfworth and Dugdale in the Mo- 
 nafticon as being at that time in Sir Richard's pof- 
 feffion, was afcertained to have found its way into 
 the pofTeffion of Bifhop Stillingfleet, into whofe fa- 
 mily Bentley had entered, as tutor to his fon, im- 
 mediately after he left Spalding. His fucceflbr as 
 Mafter of the School was Mr. Walter Johnfon of 
 Peter-houfe, Cambridge. The portrait of Dr. 
 Bentley which hangs now in the room of the So- 
 ciety was prefented by Mr. Commiflary Greaves, 
 who adted as Bentley's counfel in all the compli- 
 cated law proceedings in which he was involved. 
 Mr. Greaves was the founder of the annual prize 
 given in Trinity College for the beft EfTay on the 
 charadter of King William HI.] 
 
 Peregrine Bertie, of the Middle Temple, 
 Efq. F.A.S. May 17, 1722. 
 
 [Grandfon of the Royalift Earl of Lindfey. 
 He fent to the Society an account of fome ancient 
 weapons found at Amblefide, 1740.] 
 
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 Peregrine Bertie, jun. Efq. Jan. 28, 1741. 
 Ernely Bertie, LL.D. Fellow of Magdalen 
 College, Jan. 28, 1741. 
 
 Thomas Bevill, of Oxney, near Peterborough, 
 
 Jan. II, 1729. 
 The Rev. Thomas Birch, St. John's Place, 
 Clerkenwell. 
 
 [The well-known author of many works in Hif- 
 tory and Biography.] 
 
 Anthony Birks, Mailer of Gofberton School, 
 Surveyor and Accomptant, Feb. 8, 1753. 
 
 Jofliua Blew, Inner Temple. 
 
 [The Librarian and chief Butler of that Society.] 
 
 William Bogdani, Efq. Clerk of the Ord- 
 nance, F.A.S. Lord of Hitchin Manor, 
 Dec. 24, 1724. 
 
 [By extraction an Hungarian, and by marriage a 
 connexion of the Founder.] 
 
 William Maurice Bogdani, jun. King's Col- 
 lege, Cambridge, Feb. 8, 1753. 
 
 Peter Bold. 
 
 James Bolton, jun. Efq. December 20, 1722. 
 
 George Bolton, M.D. of Magdalen College, 
 Cambridge, Phyfician at Bofton, Aug. 18, 
 
 1720. 
 
26 Members of the 
 
 Vaughan Bonner, of Alford, March 7, 1733. 
 William Bowyer, [the well-known] Printer, 
 
 London. 
 The Rev. Arthur Brainlby, B.A. Reftor of 
 
 Great Coates, Lincolnfhire, Dec. 10, 1730. 
 
 [A relative of the Founder.] 
 
 William Brand, Newmarket. 
 
 James Brecknock, Apothecary at Holbeach, 
 
 June 9, 1726. 
 Robert Brifcoe, of Sleeford, April 25, 1723. 
 
 Rev. Zachariah Brooke, of St. John's, Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 [Lady Margaret's ProfefTor, and Chaplain to the 
 King.] 
 
 Thomas Brown, of Horbling, June 3, 1725. 
 
 Heneage Brown, Apothecary, Auguft i, 1731. 
 
 Francis, Duke of Buccleugh, PATRON. 
 
 Nathaniel Buck, Inner Temple. 
 
 Samuel Buck, Engraver, Dec. 25, 1729. 
 
 [The Editors of Buck's Views.] 
 
 Everard Buckworth, Spalding, March 8,1721. 
 
 Everard Buckworth, Efq. Lincoln's Inn, Feb. 
 
 8, 1753- 
 John Bullen, September 30, 1736. 
 
Spalding Society. 27 
 
 Thomas Burton, of Bofton, Town-clerk of 
 
 Bofton. 
 William Burwell, Mafter of Tyrrington 
 
 School, Norfolk. 
 
 [A felf-taught genius, who had once been a com- 
 mon labourer in the fervice of Mr. Lynn of Spald- 
 ing-] 
 
 Thomas Bufy. 
 
 Robert Butter, jun. Merchant, July 16, 1730. 
 [Son-in-law of the Founder.] 
 
 The Rev. Andrew Byng, Frederickfhall, 
 
 Norway. 
 William Callow, December 12, 1728. 
 
 David Cafley, Deputy Keeper of the Cotton 
 and Royal Libraries, Odl. 31, 1728. 
 
 Mark Catefby, St. Luke's, London. 
 
 [Author of the " Natural Hiftory of Carolina, 
 Florida, and the Bahama Iflands, 1731."] 
 
 The Rev. Edmund Caftle, Prebendary of 
 Lincoln. 
 
 [Afterwards Dean of Hereford, and Mafter of C. 
 C. College, Cambridge.] 
 
 Andreas Cellius, Profeflbr of Aftronomy at 
 
 Upfal. 
 Edmund Chapman, Surgeon, and Mafter of 
 
 Mufic at Grymefthorpe, 1750. 
 
2 8 Members of the 
 
 The Rev. John Chapman, March 21, 1722. 
 [Matter of Moulton School.] 
 
 Jolly Clapham, July 16, 1730. 
 
 William Claypon, of Spalding, April 4, 175 1 . 
 
 The Hon. Sir John Clerk, Baron of the Ex- 
 chequer of Scotland, F.R.S. and F.A.S. 
 July 17, 1740. 
 
 Jofhua Clegg, of Haxey, inventor of the Stuff- 
 breaker. 
 
 Adam Colclough, Efq. of Gray's Inn, May 
 30, 1728. 
 
 Adam Colclough, of St. John Baptift, Weft- 
 minfter, February 8, 1753. 
 
 Benjamin Cook, Regiftrar, and Affiftant to 
 the Secretaries, 1745. 
 
 Dr. Dixon Coleby, St. Martin's, Stamford, 
 
 Henry, Lord Colerane, Vice Prefident of the 
 Society of Antiquaries, May 18, 1727. 
 
 Richard Collins, Painter, Auguft 10, 1727. 
 
 Dr. Panaoiti Condoiti, Phylician to the Em- 
 prefs of Ruffia, Peterlburg. 
 
 The Rev. Thomas Colebourne, Vicar of Wal- 
 pole, Norfolk, May 18, 1727. 
 
Spalding Society. 29 
 
 Emanuel Mendes Da Cofta. 
 
 [The celebrated Italian Naturalift, Foreign Se- 
 cretary to the Royal Society.] 
 
 Michael Cox, Surgeon, Feb. 11, 1747-8. 
 Operator, Oft. 16, 1729. 
 
 John Crawford, Efq. of Croyland, May 25, 
 1727. 
 
 William Cofh, of Cowhurne, January 30, 
 1723. 
 
 The Rev. Richard Cumberland, Archdeacon 
 of Northampton, Prebendary of Peterbo- 
 rough and of Lincoln, and Redtor of Pea- 
 kirk, September 28, 1727. 
 
 [The fon of Archdeacon Cumberland married 
 Joanna, the favourite daughter of Dr. Bentley, and 
 was the father of Cumberland the dramatift.] 
 
 Robert Cunnyngham, Efq. Secretary to the 
 Governor of Jamaica, March 9, 1726. 
 
 Thomas Curling, Surgeon. 
 
 Francis, Earl of Dalkeith, July 5, 1722. 
 
 [Eldeft fon of Francis, fecond Duke of Buc- 
 cleugh.] 
 
 William Danvers, Efq. of Lincoln's Inn. 
 
 Knightly Danvers, Efq. of the Middle Tem- 
 ple, Recorder of Northampton. 
 
30 Members of the 
 
 [Compiler of the Abridgment of the Common 
 Law.] 
 
 Robert Darwyn, Efq. Elfton, near Newark. 
 
 Peter Daval, F.R.S. February 8, 1753. 
 
 Sir Jemyn Davers, of Rufhbrook, Bart. 
 
 William Day, Ocftober 20, 1726. 
 
 Symon Degg, M.D. Soc. Reg. et Antiq. Di- 
 rector, February 25, 1724. 
 
 Francis, Earl of Deloraine. 
 
 [Grandfon of the Duke of Monmouth.] 
 
 Henry, Earl of Deloraine. 
 
 TheRev. JohnTheophilusDefaguliers,LL.D. 
 F.R.S. Weftminfter. 
 
 [An ingenious mathematician and natural philo- 
 fopher.] 
 
 John Dinham, M.D. of Spalding, March 7, 
 1722. 
 
 Dr. Samuel Dinham, of Spalding, December 
 
 28, 1725. 
 John Dinham, M.A. 
 
 [Afterwards Perpetual Curate of Spalding.] 
 
 William Dodd, B.A. Fellow of Clare-Hall, 
 
 Cambridge. 
 
 [Vicar of Bourne, and fether of the notorious 
 Dr. Dodd.] 
 
Spalding Society. 31 
 
 Ven. Dolitheus, Archimandrite. 
 
 [Abbot of the Monaflery of Pantocratoras on 
 Mount Athos.] 
 
 Seign. Nichole Dracon, Zante, Afia. 
 
 Francis Drake, Surgeon, York. 
 
 Nathan Drake, Painter at Lincoln and York. 
 
 William Draper, Efq. F.A.S. Cecil-Street. 
 
 A. C. Ducarel, LL.D. July, 1757. 
 
 [Librarian of Lambeth Palace, and an eminent 
 Antiquary.] 
 
 The Hon. Lewis Dymock, Champion of 
 England, January 6, 1725. 
 
 Charles Dymock, M.D. Bofton. 
 
 George Edwards, College of Phyiicians, 
 London. 
 
 Thomas Eldred, F.A.S. Peterborough, April 
 16, 1724. 
 
 Sir Richard Ellis, Bart, of Nodlon, Lincoln- 
 fhire, Burgefs for Bofton, March 12, 1729. 
 
 The Rev. Jeremiah Ellis, Mafter of Gran- 
 tham School, May 16, 1723. 
 
 Adam Enos, Efq. of Sutton, September 28, 
 1728. 
 
 George Enfor, Bofton, February 17, 1725. 
 
3 2 Members of the 
 
 Sir John Evelyn, Bart. F.A.S. 1725; V.P. 
 
 1735-6. 
 Henry Everard, January 21, 1720. 
 
 The Rev. George Fairfax, Reftor of Wafh- 
 ingburgh, April 11, 1728. 
 
 Lucius, Vifcount Falkland, March 8, 1738. 
 Richard Falkner, June 20, 1734. 
 
 [A pupil at the Grammar School, whofe Scholar- 
 fhip was marked by the fpecial approbation of the 
 Society. He went to Lincoln College, Oxford, 
 and from thence fent to the Society Drawings of 
 fundry infcriptions and monuments.] 
 
 Francis Fane, Efq. September 8, 1737. 
 
 The Rev. George Feme, Vicar of Wigtoft 
 and Quadring. 
 
 Martin Folkes, P. R.S. 
 
 [Ele£led to fucceed Sir Hans Sloane as Prefi- 
 dent of the Royal Society in 1740.] 
 
 The Hon. Charles Frederick, Efq. F.R.S. 
 F.A.S. Surveyor General of the Ordnance. 
 [A Diredlor of the Society of Antiquaries.] 
 
 The Rev. John Francis, Redtor of Billing- 
 ford, Norfolk, March 12, 1740. 
 
 Roger Gale, Efq. F.R.S. F.A S. Odlober 
 31, 1728. 
 
Spalding Society. 33 
 
 [Treafurer of the Royal Society, and a Vice 
 Prefident of the Society of Antiquaries.] 
 
 Samuel Gale, Efq. Comptroller of Cuftoms, 
 
 London. 
 
 [The above were the two learned fons of a learned 
 father.] 
 
 William Gafcolgne ; from Michaelmas, 1743, 
 Houfekeeper, Gardener, and Coadjutor to 
 the Operator of this Society. 
 
 John GAY, Efq. — Lepidiffimus Poeta, — 
 Oftober 31, 1728. 
 
 [A perfonal friend and correfpondent of the 
 Founder.] 
 
 William Gery, Efq, of Buflimead, co. Hun- 
 tingdon. 
 
 The Rev. Dr. Gibfon, Provoft of Queen's 
 College, Oxford, Auguft 21, 1729. 
 
 Sampfon Gideon, Lord of this Manor, 1750. 
 [The fon of Sampfon Gideon was created Lord 
 Eardley in 1789.] 
 
 William Gilby, Efq. of Gray's Inn, Recorder 
 
 of Lincoln and Hull, Dec. 24, 1724. 
 
 [He prefented to the Society an Aftrolabe which 
 had once belonged to Sir Chriftopher Hatton.] 
 
 The Rev. Burnaby Goche, M.A. Redor of 
 
 D 
 
34 Members of the 
 
 Croyland and Chaplain of Cowbit, April 
 
 25, 1723. 
 
 William Gonvile, of Alford, Clerk of the 
 Sewers, Lincoln, May 4, 1727. 
 
 William Goodall, Efq. of Holywell, Auguft 
 12, 1725. 
 
 Alexander Gordon. 
 
 Matthew Goflet, Efq. Statuary, March 6, 
 1728. 
 
 John Graham, January 12, 1737-8. 
 
 John Grano, Muf. Bacc. Auguft 6, 1724. 
 
 Thomas Greaves, March 11, 1735. 
 
 Edward Green, Surgeon, December 24, 1724. 
 
 John Green, Student of St. John's College, 
 Cambridge, fecond Secretary and Libra- 
 rian, July 13, 1727. 
 
 [This gentleman, afterwards an eminent phy- 
 fician, married the Founder's eldeft daughter, and 
 fucceeded him in the office of Secretary to the So- 
 ciety.] 
 
 William Green, Surgeon, April 11, 1728. 
 
 William Grenville, Alford, Sub- Vic. Com. 
 
 Jofeph Grifoni, Architedl and Painter, Flo- 
 rence, Odtober 22, 1741. 
 
Spalding Society. 35 
 
 John Grundy, Land -Surveyor and Mathema- 
 tician, June 10, 1 73 1. 
 
 John Grundy, junior. Surveyor and Agent for 
 Adventurers for Deeping Fens, December 
 
 27, 1739. 
 
 [Son of the former, and like him an engineer of 
 confiderable repute.] 
 
 Robert Guy, Efq. Surgeon of St. Bartholo- 
 mew's Hofpital, F. R.S. December 24, 
 1724. M.P. for Bath. 
 
 Sir Chriftopher Hales, of Lincoln, Bart. 
 
 The Rev. John Hardy of Nottingham, F.A.S. 
 1720, December 24, 1724. 
 
 [Afterwards Vicar of Melton Mowbray.] 
 
 The Rev. Richard Hardy, M.A. Auguft 24, 
 
 1738. 
 Hov^fon Hargrave, Bofton, February 4, 
 
 1741-2. 
 John Harries, Efq. of Lincoln's-inn and Ja- 
 maica, May 8, 1729. 
 John Harryfon, Botanift and Gardener in 
 Cambridge, February 8, 1753. 
 
 [Author of " A new Method of making the 
 Banks in the Fens almoft impregnable, and prepar- 
 ing the Lands there for the growth of Timber."] 
 
 Ifaac Heath, Apothecary, Odlober 7, 1725. 
 
3 6 Members of the 
 
 Dr. Mufgrave Heighington, Organift of 
 
 Yarmouth, Auguft 12, 1738. 
 John Hepburn, Surgeon, Stamford, June 20, 
 
 1723. 
 Henry Heron of Crefly Hall, Knight of the 
 
 Shire, September 6, 1722. 
 
 [The lafl male reprefentative of the ancient fa- 
 mily of Heron, of Ford Caftle, Northumberland. 
 His daughter married Sir Peter Frafer, Bart, and 
 died at CrefTy Hall, 1769. Maurice Johnfon com- 
 municated to the Society of Antiquaries in 1722 
 certain ancient portraits belonging to this family.] 
 
 John Herring, Grofvenor Street, Auguft 14, 
 
 1729. 
 
 Mark Hildefley, M.A. Vicar of Hitchln. 
 
 [Afterwards the fuccefTor of Bifhop Wilfon in 
 the See of Sodor and Man, and fecond only to that 
 prelate in his career of a6live and ufeful piety. The 
 tranflation of the Bible into Manx, which had been 
 begun by his predeceflbr, was completed by him.] 
 
 Jofeph Hinfon, February 4, 1 741-2. 
 
 John Hill, Apothecary, Broad Way, Weft- 
 
 minfter. 
 
 [Afterwards Sir John Hill, one of the moft pro- 
 lific writers of his day. As a dramatift he was thus 
 fatirized by Garrick : 
 
 For Phyfic and farces 
 His rival there fcarce is. 
 His farces are phyfic, 
 His phyfic a farce is. 
 
Spalding Society. 37 
 
 He was the fon of a Clergyman at Peterborough.] 
 Charles Holland, Surfleet, Painter. 
 
 George Holmes, Deputy Keeper of the Re- 
 cords in the Tower, F.A.S. Odlober 31, 
 
 1728. 
 
 [The learned editor of a re-publicatlon of Ry- 
 mer's Foedera.] 
 
 The Rev. Henry Howard, Auguft 22, 1723. 
 
 Robert Hunter, General and Governor of 
 Jamaica, F.R.S. March 9, 1726. 
 
 The Rev. Thomas Hunter, Deputy Libra- 
 rian, Curate of Spalding, September 5, 
 1728. 
 
 Thomas Orby Hunter, Efq. Lord of the Ma- 
 nor of Croyland, Oftober 10, 1734. 
 
 John Hurthoufe, May 27, 1742. 
 
 Giles Huffey, Efq. Pidtorum Princeps, Dor- 
 chefter. 
 
 [An ingenious and fanciful artift, whofe portrait 
 is introduced by Barry among the diftinguifhed per- 
 fonages depi6ted in the rooms of the Society of 
 Arts.] 
 
 The Rev. Samuel Hutchinfon, A.M. Redtor 
 of Langton, Prebendary of Lincoln, Dec. 
 25, 1729. 
 
 Dr. Samuel Hitchins, of Stamford, Fellow 
 of St. John's, Cambridge. 
 
3 8* Members of the 
 
 William Hyde, Vicar of Long Sutton, Feb- 
 ruary 1 6, 1726. 
 
 Job Jiallo or Dgiallo, High Prieft of Bonda, 
 in Africa. 
 
 [This perfon had been brought over to England 
 as a Have, but was redeemed from flavery by fub- 
 fcription, and fent back loaded with prefents. He 
 tranflated feveral Arabic manufcripts for Sir Hans 
 Sloane, who got him introduced at Court.] 
 
 John Jackfon, Merchant, December 12, 
 
 1728. 
 William Jackfon, the Poet, at the Cuftom 
 
 Houfe, Boflon. 
 Charles Jennens, Efq. Gopfal, Leicefterfhire. 
 
 [Known by the fobriquet of " Solyman the Mag- 
 nificent " from his profufe hofpitality, efpecially to- 
 wards men of letters. He is faid to have feledted 
 the words for Handel's Mefliah.] 
 
 Dale Ingram, Surgeon and Man-midwife, 
 Tower-hill. 
 
 John Ingram, Captain, Oftober 2, 1746. 
 
 John Johnfon, Efq. of the Inner Temple, 
 Treafurer, F.A.S. May 31, 1733. 
 [Uncle of the Founder.] 
 
 Maurice Johnfon, of the Inner Temple, May 
 
 31' ^733- 
 
Spalding Society. 39 
 
 [Eldeft Son of the Founder, and afterwards Lieu- 
 tenant Colonel in the Duke of Cumberland's regi- 
 ment of Foot Guards. When on fervlce in Flan- 
 ders he communicated to the Society drawings of 
 votive altars and other Roman antiquities difcovered 
 at Nimeguen, as alfo of an ancient painting taken 
 out of the temple of Mars near Grave.] 
 Walter Johnfon, Efq. Student of the Inner 
 Temple, Juftice of the Peace, Oft. 22, 
 1741. 
 
 [Second Son of the Founder; afterwards F.A.S.] 
 
 John Johnfon, of St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge. 
 
 [Third Son of the Founder, F.A.S. Minifter 
 of Spalding and Vicar of Moulton.] 
 
 Henry Euftace Johnfon, Affiftant Secretary 
 at Madras, November 22, 1753. 
 
 [Fifth Son of the Founder. Afterwards F. A. S. 
 He died at St. Helena.] 
 
 George Johnfon, a Demy of Magdalen Col- 
 lege, Oxford, Nov. 26, 1753. 
 
 [Son of the Rev. Walter Johnfon, RecSlor of 
 Redmarfhall, Durham. Afterwards Re6lor of Loft- 
 houfe, Yorkfhire, Vicar or Norton, Durham, and 
 Prebendary of Lincoln.] 
 
 Henry Johnfon, F.A.S. December 24, 1724. 
 John Johnfon, Gent, of Berguery Houfe. 
 William Johnfon, LL. B. Regiftrar, Bedford. 
 
40 Members of the 
 
 Richard Jones, Mafter of Mufic. 
 
 James Jurin, M.D. Soc. Reg. Seer. February 
 27, 1723. 
 
 [Afterwards Prefident of the College of Phyfi- 
 cians. In the early part of his life the Founder of 
 this Society had been under Dr. Jurin*s tuition.] 
 
 Calamy Ives, of Wragmarih. 
 
 Thomas Ives, Merchant, — Capitalis Confta- 
 bularius, — January 13, 1731. 
 
 The Rev. White Kennett, July 31, 1729. 
 [A Son of the Biftiop of Peterborough.] 
 
 John King, M.D. Stanford, Auguft 12, 1724. 
 
 Gerald de Courcy, Lord Kinfale, October 31, 
 1728. 
 
 Richard Kirk, A.M. June 22, 1729. 
 
 Samuel Knight, D.D. Archdeacon of Bucks, 
 
 Prebend of Ely, and Redlor of Bluntfham. 
 
 [Author of the Lives of Erafmus and Dr. Colet.] 
 
 James Du Knyght, Painter, Amfterdam. 
 Richard Lake, Wilbeach, April 27, 172 1. 
 
 John Landen, Walton, near Peterborough, 
 Mathematician and Surveyor. 
 
 Edward Lawrence, Land Surveyor. 
 
 Manwaring Lawton, M.A. Oftober 4, 1739. 
 
Spalding Society. 41 
 
 Carteret Leathes, Efquire. 
 
 [Son of Paymafter Leathes, and M. P. fuccef- 
 fively for Sudbury and Harwich.] 
 
 Smart Lethieullier, Efq. Auguft 16, 1733. 
 
 [A celebrated colle6tor of Antiquities, refident 
 at Alder fbrook in EfTex.] 
 
 John, Biihop of Lincoln. 
 
 [Bifhop Thomas, afterwards of Salifbury. ] 
 
 The Earl of Lincoln. 
 
 The Rev. Roger Long, D.D. F.R.S. Maf- 
 
 ter of Pembroke Hall, Cambridge. 
 
 [The firft Lowndean ProfefTor of Aftronomy.] 
 
 Francis Lockier, D.D. Dean of Peterborough 
 and Prefident of Peterborough Society, July 
 21, 1726. 
 
 The Rev. John Lodge, Stamford, B.A. of 
 St. John's College, Cambridge. 
 
 John LynWood, Civis Londinenfis, December 
 24, 1729. 
 
 George Lynn, jun. Fellow-commoner of St. 
 John's College, Cambridge, Ocflober 3, 
 1723. 
 
 John Lynn, of St. John's, Cambridge, Vicar 
 of Southv^icke, and Reftor of Munflow^, 
 Shropfhire, Ocftober 12, 1727. 
 
42 Members of the 
 
 The Rev. Charles Lyttelton, D.D. of Uni- 
 verfity College, Oxford, F.R.S. F.A.S. 
 
 [Afterwards Dean of Exeter, and Bifhop of Car- 
 lifle.] 
 
 Lot Mael, of Spalding, January 2, 1724. 
 Robert Mael, of Warwick Court, Newgate 
 Street, Auguft 18, 1727. 
 
 Charles Manningham, Efq. Member of Coun- 
 cil at Bombay. 
 
 Sir Richard Manningham, Knight, M.D. 
 
 F.R.S. F.A.S. December 24, 1724. 
 Dr. Thomas Manningham, London, March 
 
 12, 1740. 
 Sir George Markham, Bart. F.R.S. 
 Thomas Martin, Thetford, F.A.S. Jurifcon- 
 
 fultus. 
 Dr. Richard Mead, V.P.R.S. his Majefty's 
 
 Phylician. 
 Jonathan Mercer, Spalding, Odlober 7, 1725. 
 Captain Chriftopher Middleton, F.R.S. 
 
 Thomas Mills, Keeper of the prifon for the 
 Wapentake of Elloe, January 18, 1727. 
 
 The Rev. Thomas Mills, School-Mafter of 
 Donington, Auguft 29, 1723. 
 [Afterwards Chaplain of Cowbit.] 
 
Spalding Society. 43 
 
 Jofeph Mills, B.A. of Jefus College, Cam- 
 bridge, November 29, 1753. 
 
 [Afterwards Chaplain of Cowbit.] 
 
 John Mitchell, M.D. London. 
 
 Michael Mitchell, Surgeon, London, Decem- 
 ber 28, 1727. 
 
 Rene Mitchell, Surgeon, Spalding, April 25, 
 1723. 
 
 Robert Mitchell, M.D. Epfom, Scoto-Bri- 
 tannus, Jan. 21, 172 1. 
 
 The Hon. Edward Molefworth. 
 
 John Montague, D.D. Dean of Durefme, 
 Auguft 22, 1723. 
 
 [Prevloufly Mafter of Trinity College, Cam- 
 bridge.] 
 
 Captain Hugh Montgomery, North Cave, 
 near Beverley, Yorkfhire, July 10, 1729. 
 
 Cromwell Mortimer, M.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. 
 
 July 28, 1737. 
 
 [Dr. Mortimer undertook to write a hlftory of 
 the Literary Societies of Great Britain, including 
 the Gentleman's Society at Spalding ; but he never 
 completed his defign.] 
 
 The Rev. James Mufcatt, School-Mafter of 
 Bofton. 
 
44 Members of the 
 
 Andrew Motte, F.A.S. 1724, Reader of Af- 
 tronomy. Lecturer in Grefham College, 
 Jan. 30, 1728. 
 
 Charles La Motte, D.D. F.A.S. Chaplain to 
 the Prince of Wales. 
 
 John Muller of Lorraine. 
 
 James Munday, Clerk of the Rules in the 
 Court of King's Bench. 
 
 The Hon. Thomas Murray, Captain in the 
 Guards, April 25, 1723. 
 
 The Rev. Timothy Neve, Fellow of Corpus 
 
 Chrifti College, Oxford, 1746. 
 
 [Son of Mr. Neve mentioned in p. 20, and after- 
 wards Margaret ProfefTor of Divinity at Oxford.] 
 
 Robert New, Efq. Middle Temple. 
 
 [One of the Clerks of the Papers in the King's 
 Bench.] 
 
 The Rev. John Newcome, D.D. Dean of 
 Rochefter and Margaret ProfefTor of Di- 
 vinity at Cambridge, September 3, 1730. 
 
 [Aftenvards Mafter of St. John's College, Cam- 
 bridge.] 
 
 Sir ISAAC NEWTON, Odober 22, 1724. 
 
 [See above, page 9.] 
 
Spalding Society. 45 
 
 John Newftead, the Prefident's Clerk, No- 
 vember 14, 175-. 
 
 William Noel, Deputy Recorder and M.P. 
 for Stamford, King sCounfel, Dec. 24, 1724. 
 [Afterwards a Juftice in the Common Pleas.] 
 
 Richard Norcliffe, Merchant, at Fredericks- 
 hall. 
 
 [The contributor of many foffils and minerals 
 from Norway.] 
 
 The Rev. George North, Vicar of Codicote, 
 
 Herts, Curate of Wellwyn. 
 Admiral Sir Chaloner Ogle. 
 
 Anthony Oldfield, Northumberland Houfe, 
 Stev^ard to the Duchefs of Somerfet. 
 
 [Afterwards created a Baronet, He married a 
 daughter of Sir Edward Greftiam of Limpsfidd.] 
 
 The Rev. Edward Owen, Kimbolton, B.A. 
 St John's College, Oxford. 
 
 Edward Earl of Oxford, Feb. 25, 1728. 
 
 Dr. James Parfon, Red Lion-Square. 
 
 Tracey Pauncefort, Efq. Wytham on the 
 
 Hill, May 14, 1730. 
 Dr. Zachary Pearce, Redor of St. Martin's 
 
 in the Fields, Augufl 21, 1729. 
 [Afterwards Bifhop of Rochefter.] 
 
46 Members of the 
 
 The Rev. Samuel Pegge, M.A. St. John's 
 College, Cambridge, July 23, 1730. 
 
 [One of the moft erudite antiquaries of his time.] 
 
 Captain John Perry, Engineer, Adventurer 
 for Draining Deeping Fens, April 16,1730. 
 
 [For fome time Comptroller of the marine works 
 to the Czar Peter, and afterwards diftinguifhed by 
 his fkill and fuccefs in flopping a breach made by 
 the Thames at Dagenham.] 
 
 Edward Pincke, Druggift. 
 
 The Rev. Richard Pococke, LL.D. Arch- 
 deacon of Dublin. 
 
 [A celebrated divine, and Oriental traveller; af- 
 terwards Bilhop of Meath.] 
 
 Jofeph Pole, Berlin, Jeweller, Seal-cutter, and 
 Engraver, February 8, 1753. 
 
 ALEXANDER POPE, Efq. Author of Ef- 
 fay on Criticifm, Windfor Foreft, &c. Oc- 
 tober 31, 1728. 
 
 The Rev. Morgan Powell, Kirton. 
 
 Sir Andrew Michael Ramfay, Knt. of St. 
 Lazarus, F. R.S. March 12, 1729. 
 
 [Author of the Life of Cyrus, and other works.] 
 
 The Rev. Brock Rand, Redtor of Levering- 
 ton. 
 
 [An induftrious antiquary.] 
 
Spalding Society. 47 
 
 John Ravenfcroft, Efq. LufFenham. 
 
 George Ravenfcroft, Efq. Wykeham Hall, 
 [Interred in Wykeham chapel.] 
 
 The Rev. Benjamin Ray, Perpetual Curate 
 of Cow^bit and Surfleet, Sept. 5, 1723. 
 
 [A Scholar and Antiquary of fome repute, and 
 a kinfman of the Founder.] 
 
 John Michael Rylbrach, Statuary, London. 
 [The celebrated Sculptor.] 
 
 John Row^ning, M.A. Mailer of Spalding 
 Grammar School. 
 
 [Fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge, and 
 afterwards Re6tor of Anderby, Lincolnshire. He 
 publifhed in 1738 " A Compendious Syftem of Na- 
 tural Philofophy."] 
 
 Richard Reynolds, Bifhop of Lincoln, Sep- 
 tember 7, 1727. 
 
 [Bifhop Reynolds received the firft rudiments of 
 his education at Moulton School, under Mr. Dea- 
 con Hayes.] 
 
 Charles Reynolds, Son of the Bifhop of Lin- 
 coln, Chancellor of Lincoln, Prodlor for 
 the Clergy of the Diocefe in Convocation, 
 September 28, 1727. 
 
 The Rev. Richard Reynolds, M.A. St. John's 
 College, Cambridge, Feb. 8, 1753. 
 
48 Members of the 
 
 John Reynolds, junior. Attorney, Spalding, 
 December 28, 1752. 
 
 John Richards, junior. Attorney, Spalding, 
 1752. 
 
 Sigifmund Richardfon, Merchant, Spalding, 
 Ocftober 9, 1746, 1747-8. 
 
 The Rev. John Rigden, B.D. Subdean of St. 
 John's, Cambridge, March 3, 1725. 
 
 John Roberts, Surgeon, Canterbury. 
 
 James Rowland, Gent. Capital Bailiff and 
 Receiver of Spalding. 
 
 John Rogerfon, Apothecary, March i , 1 732-3 . 
 
 The Rev. Matthew Robinfon, B.A. Mafter 
 of the Grammar School, Bofton, and Fel- 
 low of Brafen-nofe College, Oxford. 
 
 The Rev. John Romeley, Schoolmafter of 
 Wroot, near Epworth. 
 
 [At one time a lawyer's clerk in the fervice of 
 the Founder, and afterwards Curate to the Rev. 
 Samuel Wefley, at Epworth.] 
 
 John Rowell, junior, March 21, 1723. 
 
 Thomas Rutherforth, M.A. St. John's Col- 
 lege, Cambridge, January 28, 1741-2. 
 
 [Afterwards Regius Profeflbr of Divinity, and 
 Archdeacon of Eflex.] 
 
Spalding Society. 49 
 
 Thomas Sadler, Deputy Clerk of the Pells. 
 
 [Diftinguifhed no lefs for his tafte than for his 
 love of antiquities.] 
 
 William Sandes, Architedt, Carver in ftone. 
 
 May 16, 1745. 
 Lord Charles Scott, Chrift Church, Oxon. 
 
 [Second fon of the Patron of the Society.] 
 
 The Rev. Dr. Thomas Sharp, Redtor of 
 Rothbury, Prebendary of Durham, and 
 Archdeacon of Northumberland. 
 
 [A younger fon of Archbifhop Sharp, and the 
 author of a work upon the Rubric and Canons.] 
 
 George Shelvocke, Efq. Secretary to the Port 
 Office General. 
 
 William Shaw, Efq. St. James's, Weftminfter, 
 March 27, 1729. 
 
 Sir HANS SLOANE, Bart. Prefident of the 
 
 Royal Society, and of the College of Phy- 
 
 ficians. 
 
 [It is fcarcely needful to ftate, that in confequence 
 of his teftamentary bequeft, upon Sir Hans Sloane 
 devolves the honour of having been the founder of 
 the Britifh Mufeum.] 
 
 Abel Smith, Banker and Merchant, Notting- 
 ham, Owner of Monks* Houfe near Spal- 
 ding. 
 
 E 
 
50 Members of the 
 
 [An anceftor of the prefent Lord Carrington, 
 and of Lord Mahon, Prefident of the Society of 
 Antiquaries.] 
 
 Humphry Smith, Efq. Engineer for draining 
 the Fens, July 13, 1738. 
 
 The Rev. Robert Smyth, Redlor of Wodfton, 
 near Peterborough, March 12, 1726. 
 
 [An induftrious Antiquary, and a main contribu- 
 tor to Carter's Hiftory of the Univerfity of Cam- 
 bridge.] 
 
 Matthew Snow, Middle Temple, Prothono- 
 tary of the Court of Chancery, Dec. 24, 
 1724. 
 
 The Rev. Richard Southgate, St. John's, 
 Cambridge, Curate of Wefton, May 24, 
 
 1753- 
 
 [This learned and exemplary Divine deferves 
 more than a pafling notice. He was the fon of a 
 farmer at Alwalton in Huntingdonfhire, his mother 
 being the daughter of Robert Wright, a furveyor and 
 engineer of fome repute for his fuccefs in the project- 
 ing of canal navigation — at that time but little prac- 
 tifed. Through the affiftance of Biftiop Thomas 
 he was fent to St. John's College, Cambridge, where 
 he diftinguifhed himfelf by his application and love 
 of learning. Being difappointed, however, in his 
 hope of obtaining a fellowfhip, he entered into holy 
 orders in 1752 as Curate of Wefton, where he 
 feems to have remained for two years. In 1763 
 
Spalding Society. 5 1 
 
 he became fub-curate of St. James's, Weftminfter, 
 and in 1765 he was appointed by Dr. Gaily to the 
 Curacy of St. Giles. In 1790 John Gaily Knight, 
 Efq. prefented him to the valuable living of Work- 
 fop. He feems to have been a rare inftance of the 
 union in one perfon of the fomewhat diffimilar cha- 
 ra6terifl:ics of a deeply-read virtuofo and a pains-tak- 
 ing parifh prieft. As a numifmatift he was unri- 
 valled ; while as a labourer in the cellars and garrets 
 of the moft abandoned and wretched of his parifh- 
 ioners, he feems to have been always at his poft. 
 He was a fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, and 
 one of the fub-librarians of the Britifh Mufeum. 
 His valuable colle<Slion of books, coins, and natural 
 curiofities, was difpofed of by au6lion after his death, 
 the fale occupying 21 days. 
 
 The Rev. Jofeph Sparke, Regiftrar of the 
 Church at Peterborough, Odl. 4, 1722. 
 
 Joihua Spurrier, Gent. April 20, 1727. 
 
 Dr. Thomas Stack, at Dr. Mead's, Ormond 
 Street. 
 
 William Stagg, Coadjutor and Gardener to 
 the Society, in whofe houfe he dwelled. 
 
 The Rev. William Stannyforth, A.M. 
 
 William Stennett, Delineator, Bofton. 
 
 George Steevens, junior. Attorney, January 
 2, 1723. 
 
5 2 Members of the 
 
 Edmund Stevens, Merchant, London, Sep- 
 tember 26, 1723. 
 
 Alexander Stewart, M.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. 
 July 17, 1740. 
 
 William Stukeley, M.D. September 6, 1722. 
 
 [This learned and ingenious antiquary, called by 
 his friends not inappropriately " the Arch-Druid of 
 the age," was born at Holbeach ; and, as it may 
 be fuppofed, the opportunities of early acquaintance 
 and the congeniality of their taftes, begat a friend- 
 fhip with the Founder of this Society which conti- 
 nued until death. Maurice Johnfbn introduced 
 Stukeley to that circle of learned men in London 
 who formed the nucleus of the rifing Society of 
 Antiquaries ; and Stukeley infcribed to Johnfon the 
 firft Iter in his Itinerarium Curiofum.] 
 
 John Swynfen, Efq. Madras. 
 
 Thomas Sympfon, Mafter of the works of 
 the Cathedral of Lincoln, March 12, 1740. 
 
 The Rev. John Tatham, M.A. Vicar of 
 Whapload, February 8, 1753. 
 
 Dr. Cornewall Tathwell, Stamford, Fellow 
 of St. John's, Oxford, and Vicar of Hitchin. 
 
 Dawfon Tavernor, Surgeon, Auguft 24, 1738, 
 
 Edward Taylor, Efq. Inner Temple. Anfly, 
 Coventry, December 24, 1724. 
 
Spalding Society. 53 
 
 John Taylor, LL.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. Chan- 
 cellor of the Diocefe. 
 
 [A diftinguifhed Scholar and Critic ; the editor 
 ofLyfias and Demofthenes. — When Maurice John- 
 fon went up to Cambridge with one of his fons in 
 October, 1740, Dr. Taylor, who refided in the 
 Univerfity as Regiftrar, (howed him a copy of the 
 Vulgate, fuppofed to have been printed in the year 
 1464, which formed, — inafmuch as no other copy 
 of the fame date had ever been difcovered, — one of 
 the choiceft treafures of the Univerfity library. In 
 fa6l the Earl of Oxford had in vain fent commif- 
 fions all over Europe to procure one like it. 
 Scarcely, however, had Maurice Johnfon caft his 
 eye upon the colophon when he pointed out to Dr. 
 Taylor how certain letters had been ingenioufly 
 altered with the knife and pen ; and without hefita- 
 tion he pronounced the date to be a falfe one. Dr. 
 Taylor immediately wrote to the Earl of Oxford, 
 apprizing him of this fad, and obferving to him 
 that it was no longer a wonder that his commif- 
 fions had proved unfuccefsful. This letter is ftill 
 extant ; and the ftory was long afterwards related 
 by the under-librarian of the Univerfity to all vifi- 
 tors who infpe£ted the book.] 
 
 James Theobald, Efq. Merchant, Norfolk 
 
 Street. 
 John Toller, junior, Lincoln's Inn, December 
 
 24, 1724. 
 JohnTopham,a Sea-Officer, Auguft 28, 1729. 
 
54 Members of the 
 
 The Hon. Talbot Touchett, Alford, May 4, 
 1727. 
 
 The Rev. Charles Townfend, M.B. Fellow 
 of Emanuel College, Cambridge, Curate 
 of Spalding and Deeping, January 23, 1 734. 
 
 Thomas Townfhend, Vicar of Pinchbeck and 
 Gofberton, Odlober 12, 1727. 
 
 Sigifmund Trafford, Efq. Dunton Hall in 
 Tidd, November 4, 1724. 
 
 The Rev. Charles Trimnell, Vicar of Biccar. 
 
 James Verney, Painter, February 8, 1753. 
 
 George Vertue, Painter and Engraver, F.A.S. 
 March 6, 1728. 
 
 [As a token of the friendfliip that fubfifted be- 
 tween them, Vertue dedicated to the Founder of 
 this Society an engraved portrait of his illuftrious 
 namefake and kinfman Ben Jonfon. He painted 
 alfo that miniature Hkenefs of the Founder himfelf 
 which has been engraved for the illuftration of this 
 Memoir. Some of the medals by Simons in the 
 feries which Vertue engraved and publifhed, were 
 in Maurice Johnfon's pofleflion ; and we may be par- 
 doned for referring to — asilluftrativeofthe charad^er- 
 iftic enthufiafm of the true virtuofo on the one hand, 
 and of the no lefs characSleriftic courtefy of Maurice 
 Johnfon on the other — a fa£t which has been elfe- 
 wherc recorded. In order to gratify his curiofity 
 
Spalding Society. 55 
 
 with a perfonal infpedion of one of thefe medals, a 
 gentleman in London, entirely unknown to Mau- 
 rice Johnfon, undertook a journey, — in thofe days, 
 be it remembered, a long and tedious journey, — 
 down to Spalding, and prefented himfelf without an 
 introduction at Ayfcough-fee Hall. On his making 
 known the object of his vifit, not only was the re- 
 queft granted with extreme politenefs, and without 
 a moment's hefitation, but he was prefTed to par- 
 take of all the hofpitalities which it lay in Mr. John- 
 fon's power to offer. And he ever after related with 
 pleafure the circumftances of his kind reception, 
 and courteous entertainment, confidering himfelf 
 moft amply repaid for the trouble of his journey by 
 his Introduction to " fo polite and univerfal a Scho- 
 lar." 
 
 Robert Vyner, Efq. Knight of the Shire, 
 
 May 6, 1725. 
 
 The Rev. — Walker, Ledlurer of Wifbeach. 
 
 Richard Wallen, Efq. late of St. Jago de la 
 
 Vega. 
 
 [Mr. Wallen married the Founder's daughter 
 Anne Alethea, many of whofe clever drawings adorn 
 the books of the Society's Minutes.] 
 
 Thomas Wallis, M.D. Stamford. 
 
 Edward Walpole, Efq. Dunfton, Auguft 9, 
 
 1733- 
 John Ward, Apothecary, Spalding, Novem- 
 ber 9, 1727. 
 
5 6 Members of the ' 
 
 Philip Ward, Efq. Inner Temple, September 
 II, 1729. 
 
 Robert Warren, D.D. Redtor of Bow, Effex, 
 January 30, 1728. 
 
 James Weeks, Painter. 
 
 Richard Welby, Efq. Welbourn. 
 
 The Rev. Samuel Wefley, Red:or of Epworth 
 and Wroot, January 9, 1723. 
 
 [The father of the celebrated John Wefley. He 
 was an intimate friend of the Founder, from whom 
 he received much valuable afliftance in the legal de- 
 partment of his Diflertations on the Book of Job, as 
 we learn from the following acknowledgment in the 
 preface of that work : — 
 
 " Neque animi ingrati notam efFugere potuifTem, 
 nifi libentiflime agnofcerem beneficia quam plurima 
 et auxilia propofito noflro allata a viro docSliflimo 
 Mauritio Johnfon, armigero, et fundatore Socie- 
 tatis Generoforum Spaldingiae, eique per annos xx 
 jam ab epiftolis." 
 
 Maurice Johnfon alfo furnifhed the defign for a 
 frontifpiece to the work, in which Job is reprefented 
 as he fat upon his ^i(p^o<; to adminiftcr juftice in the 
 ftreet. The face and features are thofe of Wefley 
 himfelf, who, — as Mr. Johnfon has ftated in a ma- 
 nufcript note in the copy belonging to the Veftry 
 library, — " was not unlike Job in his manners and 
 many circumftances."] 
 
Spalding Society, 57 
 
 The Rev. Samuel Wefley, jun. M.A. one of 
 the Uihers of Weftminfter School, Sept. 
 18, 1729. 
 
 [The eldeft brother of John Wefley.] 
 
 James Weft, F.R.S. F. A.S. Secretary to the 
 
 Lords of the Treafury, February 19, 1729. 
 
 [Afterwards Prefident of the Royal Society ; a 
 Vice Prefident of the Society of Antiquaries ; and 
 M. P. for St. Albans. His valuable manufcripts 
 are now in the Lanfdown collection in the Britifh 
 Mufeum.] 
 
 John Earl of Weftmoreland. 
 
 [Afterwards Chancellor of the Univerfity of 
 Oxford.] 
 
 John Weyman, junior. Attorney, March 26, 
 1724. 
 
 The Rev. Robert Whatley, M.A. Prebendary 
 of York. 
 
 [Reftor of Tofts, Norfolk.] 
 Thomas Whichcot, Efq. Knight of the Shire. 
 
 Sir Francis Whichcote, Bart. Afwardby, April 
 22, 1725. 
 
 The Rev. Samuel Whiting, Mafter of Spal- 
 ding Grammar School, June 12, 1729. 
 
58 Members of the 
 
 Ifaac Whood, Painter, Bloomfbury, March 
 6, 1721. 
 
 William Willefby, Efq. of Berguery Houfe, 
 Odlober 24, 1728. 
 
 The Rev. Frederick Williams, M. A. Sutton, 
 Prebendary of Peterborough. 
 
 Browne Willis, Efq. F. A.S. Whaddon Hall. 
 
 [The diftinguifhed and eccentric Antiquary.] 
 
 The Rev. Philip Williams, B.D. Prefident 
 of St. John's College, Cambridge, Ocft. 10, 
 
 1726. 
 
 [Afterwards Public Orator of the Univerfity.] 
 
 Lieut. George Williamfon, of the Train. 
 
 Col. Adam Williamfon, Deputy Lieutenant 
 of the Tower, June 15, 1727. 
 
 Capt. Alexander Wilfon, Auditor, March 8, 
 
 1738. 
 The Rev. Bernard Wilfon, D.D. Vicar of 
 
 Newark. 
 
 John Wilfon, Efq. March 8, 1738. 
 
 Robert Wilby, M. A. Vicar of Moulton, July 
 
 9, 1724. 
 The Rev. Abraham Wilcox, M.A. June 21, 
 
 1722. 
 
Spalding Society, 59 
 
 John Wingiield, Efq. of Tickencote, and 
 Hertford College, Oxford, Feb. 8, 1753. 
 
 [A relation of the Founder.] 
 
 The Rev. Fred. Wheatley, D.D. Peakirke. 
 
 Members of the Society, Jan. i, 
 1851. 
 
 Rev. William Moore, D.D. Perpetual Curate 
 of Spalding, Vicar of Moulton, and Pre- 
 bendary of Lincoln. Prefident. 
 
 George Bugg, Efq. Treafurer. 
 
 Rev. Mofes SifTon, Secretary. 
 
 Honorary Members. 
 
 Mr. Thomas Albin, Oxford. 
 Major Bonner, London. 
 
6o Members of the 
 
 Henry Hawkes, Efq. Southwell. 
 
 Rev. John Howard Marfden, Great Oakley, 
 
 Effex. 
 Edward Williams, Efq. M.D. Colchefter. 
 
 Regular Members. 
 
 Charles Bonner, Efq. 
 
 Charles Poller Bonner, Efq. 
 
 Thomas Cammack, Efq. M.D. « 
 
 John Richard Carter, Efq. 
 
 John Carter, Efq. 
 
 Robert Everard, Efq. Fulney Lodge. 
 
 Charles Green, Efq. 
 
 Maurice Johnfon, Efq. Ayfcough-fee Hall. 
 
 Theophilus Fairfax Johnfon, Efq. 
 
 Theophilus Maurice Stephen Johnfon, Efq. 
 
 Afliley Maples, Efq. 
 
 Edward P. Maples, Efq. 
 
 Rev. Edward Moore, Mafter of the Pree 
 
 Grammar School. 
 Thomas Smith, Efq. 
 William Cradock Wilkinfon, Efq. 
 
Spalding Society. 6i 
 
 The early meetings from which this Society- 
 originated were held at a coffee-houfe, kept 
 by one Younger, in the Abbey yard. From 
 this place, when the Society had affumed a 
 more ftable form, they were removed to the 
 houfe of Mr. Everard ; and from thence to 
 another houfe which had hitherto been occu- 
 pied by Mr. Ambler. After this, a room in 
 the remaining part of the ancient Priory was 
 fitted up as a library and Mufeum. The So- 
 ciety finally eftablifhed themfelves in a houfe 
 not far from the High Bridge, and a fketch 
 of their room as it ftill exifls, with all its ap- 
 propriate fittings and furniture, may be ktn 
 upon the oppofite page. 
 
 THE END. 
 
C. WHITTINGHAM, CHISWICK. 
 
After the decease of its eminent founder, Maurice Johnson, in 1755, the 
 Spalding Gentlemen's Society quickly assumed a very different character. The 
 Members continued to meet every week and accounts of the weekly and annual 
 receipts and expenditure were duly kept ; but the minute book ceased to be used ; 
 little or nothing was added to the Library ; the Physic garden given up ; and the 
 Museum went to, decay until at length nearly every specimen was cleared out. 
 
 Seventy years later Dr. Moore, having been elected President in 1828, 
 resumed the use of the Minute book and a few interesting essays were, at long 
 intervals, entered therein. Dr. Cammack and Canon Moore followed in his 
 footsteps, but the Society was evidently all but moribund. No meeting is recorded, 
 nor can any member call to mind any meeting having been held from April 26th, 
 1875 until 18S9. 
 
 At that time the Library, Museum and Furniture were in a most filthy state 
 from the accumulation of dust, and it was very rarely that a member ventured into the 
 room to consult a book : studying therein being an act of the most severe penance. 
 
 On July 15th, 1889 a meeting of the surviving members was held, and it was 
 decided that an earnest effort should be made to revivify the Society. Dr. Perry 
 was elected President, Mr. E. Cammack continued to act as Secretary, and a 
 Committee was appointed to consider the rules of the Society and report thereon. 
 
 At the next meeting which was held on September 30th following, a set of 
 rules which had been drawn up by the Committee was approved. Mr. H. Stanley 
 Maples was appointed Treasurer, and the Rev. T. A. Stoodley, Head Master of 
 the Grammar School, Librarian. Since then the Society itself has purchased a 
 considerable nuumber of books ; others have been given by the members ; donations 
 have been made to the Museum ; several very interesting and instructive papers read ; 
 and articles of antiquity exhibited. 
 
LIST of MEMBERS of the SPALDING GENTLEMEN'S SOCIETY, 
 Elected since January 1st, 1851. 
 
 H. Honorary Member. R. Regular Member *Deceased. fLife Member. 
 
 H Thompson, Pishey, Author of History of Boston, Boston . . 4th Feb., 1856. 
 
 H •Poole, Rev. George AylifF, Vicar of Welford, Northamptonshire .. „ 
 H Howard, Joseph Jackson, F.S.A., L.L.B., Trinity Hall, 
 
 Cambridge, Lee, Kent . . . . . . ,, 
 
 H *Moore, George Augustus, J.P., D.L., Moulton .. .. „ 
 
 R *Parke, Samuel, Spalding . . . . . . . . 26th May, 1856. 
 
 R *Lewis, Rev. John, B.D., Cantuar., Spalding . . . . „ 
 
 R *Hobson, William, Spalding . . . . . . . . ,, 
 
 R *Millns, Francis, Spalding . . . . . , . . ,, 
 
 R *Robinson, Henry, Spalding . . . . . . . . >» 
 
 R *Ball, Ancell, L.R.C.P., M.RC.S., L.S.A., Spalding . . 
 
 H *Anderson, Sir Charles, Bart., Lea, Gainsborough .. .. ,, 
 
 H Trollope, Rev. Edward, D.D. Oxon., Vicar of Leasingham, Sleaford, 
 
 now Bishop Suffragan of Nottingham .. .. ,, 
 
 H *Moore, Maurice Peter, Solicitor, Sleaford . . . . . . ,, 
 
 H *Smyth, Admiral WHliam Henry, F.R.S., K.S.F., D.C.L. . . 11th Sep., 1856. 
 
 R *Specchley, James, Spalding . . . . . . . . ,, 
 
 H *Hopkinson, William, Stamford .. .. .. 12th Mar., 1857. 
 
 H *Cammack, Thomas A., M.B., Boston . . . . . . „ 
 
 H *Toynbee, Joseph, F.R.S., F.R.C.S., Aural Surgeon to S. Mary's 
 
 Hospital, London . . . . . . . . ,, 
 
 R Stiles, Henry Tournay, M.D., M.R.C.S., L.M., L.S.A., Spalding „ 
 
 H Pettigrew. T. J., F.R.S., F.S.A. .. .. .. 18th Nov., 1857. 
 
 H Tyrwhitt, Robert Philip, 5, Eccleston Sq., London . . . . 1st Dec, 1857. 
 
 R Hollis, Rev. Robert, Spalding, now Vicar of Whaplode Drove . . 7th Feb., 1859. 
 H Moore, Major Charles Thomas John, C.B., F.S.A., J. P., Frampton 
 
 Hall, Boston, now Colonel Royal South Lines. Militia, 
 
 and Chairman of Quarter Sessions for North Holland 13th Oct., 1862. 
 
H •Montalembert, Count .. , .. .. .. 8th Dec, 1862. 
 
 R »Cammack, William, Solicitor, Spalding . . . . . . „ 
 
 H *Dunraven, Lord . . . . . . . . . . „ 
 
 R »Maples, Ashley, Jun., Solicitor, Spalding .. .. .. 16th Feb., 1863. 
 
 R Calthrop, Joe George, Solicitor, Spalding, now Coroner for 
 
 Lincolnshire .. .. .. .. 17th Mar., 1864. 
 
 H *Scott, Sir George Gilbert .. .. .. .. 23rd Dec, 1864. 
 
 R •Cartwright, Aug. Frederick, Solicitor, Spalding .. .. 15th June, 1868. 
 
 R Cammack, Edmund, Solicitor, Spalding . . . . . . ,, 
 
 R *Vise, William Foster, M.R.C.S., L.S.A., Surgeon, Spalding 
 
 H Quintard, Rt. Rev. Charles Todd, Lord Bishop of Tennessee . . ,, 
 
 H *Wordsworth, Rt. Rev. Christopher, D.D., Lord Bishop of Lincoln. 30th Apr., 1869. 
 
 R Perry, Marten, M.D., L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., L.M., L.S.A., 
 
 Mem. Numism. Soc, Spalding .. . .. 17th Sep., 1872. 
 
 R Burg, Joseph Henry, Spalding . . . . . . . . „ 
 
 R Oldman, Charles, M.D. Cantab., Spalding, now of Bletchingley, 
 
 Redhill .. 
 H ♦Bloxam, Matthew Holbeche, F.S.A., Solicitor, Rugby . . ,, 
 
 H Green, Everard, K.S.S., F.S.A., Reform Club, Pall Mall, London 
 H Foster, WilHam Edwards, F.S.A., Solicitor, Aldershot 
 R Jackson, Rev. J. Russell, M.A. Cantab., J. P., Vicar of Moulton, 
 
 now Chairman of Quarter Sessions for South Holland, 
 
 and Rural Dean of West EUoe Deanery . . . . 26th Apr., 1875. 
 
 R Moore, Rev. Augustus William George, M.A. Cantab., Vicar of 
 
 S. John Baptist, Spalding .. .. .. ,, 
 
 R Lane-Claypon, W. W., B.A. Cantab., Spalding, now of Tytton Hall, 
 
 Boston, .. ., .. .. .. „ 
 
 R Hobson, Alfred, Spalding . . . . . , . . ,, 
 
 Members elected since July 15th 1889. 
 
 R Maples, Augustus, Spalding .. .. . 30th Sep., 1889. 
 
 R Stoodley, Rev. Thomasin Albert, M.A., B.C.L., late Scholar of S. 
 
 Mary Hall, Oxon., Head Master of Grammar School, Spalding ,, 
 R Hobson, William James Eland, J. P., late Captain F. Company 
 
 Lincolnshire Volunteers, Spalding, and Heene, Worthing „ 
 
 R Cartwright, Reginald, Spalding . . . . . . „ 
 
 R Maples, Harold Stanley, Solicitor, Spalding . . . . „ 
 
 R Moore, George Peter, Major 4th Batt. Lines. Regt. and late 3rd 
 
 Hussars, Blundeston, Suffolk . . . . . . ,, 
 
 R Marsden, William, M.A., Lieut. Col., late D.A. Adj. General, Grey 
 
 Friars, Colchester .. .. .. .. 30th Sep., 1889. 
 
 R Howard, Very Rev. W. W., M.A. Cantab., Dean of Stamford, and 
 
 Rector of Market Deeping . . . . „ 
 
 H White, Robert Aslack, Solicitor, District Auditor, Grantham. „ 
 
 R Marsden, Rev. Maurice Howard, M.A., Cantab., Vicar of Spalding 21st Jan., 1890. 
 
R Bonner, Charles Edward, B.A. Cantab., Captain F. Company, Volunteer 
 
 Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment, Solicitor, Spalding 2lst Jan., 1890. 
 R Macdonald, Rev. Grant William, M. A. Oxon., Vicar of Holbeach 
 
 S. Mark and S. Matthew . . . . . „ 
 
 R Howard, Fitzalan, J.P., Holyrood House, Spalding . . . . ,, 
 
 R Caswell, Clement H., Horncastle . .» 
 R Welby. Edward Montague Earle, M.A. Oxon, F.G.S., Police 
 
 Magistrate for Sheffield, Norton House, Norton, Sheffield 29th Apr., 1890. 
 R Hudson, Rev. John Clare, M.A. Cantab., Vicar of Thornton, 
 
 Horncastle, Joint Editor of Lincolnshire Notes and Queries „ 
 R Walter, Rev. James Conway, B.A. Cantab., Rector of Langton, 
 
 and Vicar of Woodhall .. .. 10th July, 1890. 
 
 R Mossop, Richard Peelc, Solicitor, Holbeach . . . . ,, 
 
 R Caulton, William, Pinchbeck . . . . . . . . „ 
 
 R Abbott, George E., Spalding . .. . .. ,, 
 
 R Butler, Very Rev. William John, D.D. Oxon., Dean of Lincoln 27th Jan., 1891. 
 
 R Peet, Henry, F.S.A., 97 Mount Pleasant, Liverpool .. „ 
 R Hatt, Rev. F., M.A. Cantab., Head Master of Grammar School, 
 
 Moulton . . . . . . . „ 
 
 R Hilliam, Thomas, late Captain R.S. Line. Militia, and F. Comp. Rifle „ 
 
 Volunteers, Spalding 
 H Walker, Thomas James, M.D., Lond., M.RC.S., L.S.A., J.P., 
 
 33 Westgate, Peterborough .. .. .. 21st Apr., 1891. 
 
 H Scott, Charles H. Montague Douglas, Boughton House, Kettering ,, 
 H *Tennyson, Baron Alfred, Poet Laureate, Aldworth, Haslemere and 
 
 Farringford, Isle of Wight . . . . . . „ 
 
 H Tennyson, Hon. Hallam, J.P., now Lord Tennyson, Aldworth and 
 
 Farringford . , . . . . . ,, 
 R fGreen, Everard, F.S.A., K.S.S., Rouge Dragon, Herald's College, 
 
 London, E.C., . . . . . . . . ,, 
 
 H Wilson, Thomas John, Architect, Lincoln .. .. 10th July, 1891. 
 
 H Read, Charles Hercules, F.S.A., Vice-Principal Anthropological 
 
 Institute, British Museum .. .. .. 4th Nov., 1891. 
 
 H Scharf, George, C.B., F.S.A., Keeper of National Portrait Gallery ,, 
 
 H Oxenbridge, Viscount, Burton Hall, Lincoln . . . . „ 
 
 H Dillon, Hon. Harold, now Lord Dillon of Ditchley . . . . „ 
 
 H Gasquet, Dom Aidan F., Downside Minster, Bath . . „ 
 H Franks, Augustus Wollaston, C.B., F.R.S., President of Society 
 
 of Antiquaries, London, British Museum . . . . „ 
 
 H Cauham, A. S., Croyland . . . . . . . . „ 
 
 H Smith, Rev. Kenelm H., late Scho. S. John's Coll. Cambridge, Ely ,, 
 
 R Kingston, Samuel, Spalding . . . . . . ,, 
 
 R Byham, William L., L.R.C.P., and L.R.C.S. Edin., L.F.P.S. Glas., 
 
 Surgeon, Spalding .. .. .. ,, 
 
 R Brogden, Thomas J. H., Solicitor, Spalding . . . . 19th Apr., 1892. 
 
 H Harrison, Alfred, Spalding .. .. .. ,, 
 
 H Lewis, Frank B., Solicitor, 7, Old Jewry Chambers, London . . „ 
 
R Watkinson, Henry, Founder (1847) and Proprietor of ''..Free Press," 
 
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 The Pamphlets, Tracts, &c., are arranged under the following 
 
 headings. 
 
 1. ANTIQUITIES. 
 
 2. ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 3. COINS. 
 
 4. ENGINEERING. 
 6. GEOGRAPHY. 
 
 6. LAW. 
 
 7. MEDICINE. 
 
 8. MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. 
 
 9. PEDIGREES. 
 
 10. POETRY. 
 
 11. SCIENCE. 
 
 12. THEOLOGY. 
 
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Part II. 
 
 1. ANTiaUITIES. 
 
 C. 196. 12. A Dissertation on the antiquity and use of Seals in 
 England. London, 1740. 
 
 B. 125. 1. Godwin's Roman Antiquities. 
 
 S^FE. 6. The Antiquities of Cowbit. By Rev. Dr. Maurice 
 
 Johnson. MS. 
 
 SAFE. 7. Iter Bathaneuse vel ad Aquas Solis. By Rev. Dr. 
 
 Maurice Johnson. MS. 
 
 D.a. 8. Catalogue of Antiquities, Coins and Pictures in the 
 
 possession of the Society of Antiquaries of London. 
 By Albert Way. 1847. 
 
 D.a. 10. Dissertations on some Anglo-Saxon Remains. By 
 
 Samuel Pegge. London, 1756. 
 
 Fenland Notes and Queries. Unbound Nos. 
 
 Hereward the Fenman. 
 
 Lincolnshire I^otes and Queries. Unbound Nos. 
 
 Lists of the Society of Antiquaries of London. 
 
 1857-61 & 1891. 
 
 Notes and Queries. Unbound Nos. 
 
 27. Notices and Remains of the family of Tyrwhitt. 
 
 Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London. 
 Seven pamphlets, 1856-9. 
 
 Remarks on four Deeds. By Walter Styleman 
 
 Walford. Londoii, 1858. 
 
 Roman Inscriptions and Sepulchral Remains at Lincoln. 
 By Rev. Edward Trollope and Arthur TroUope. 
 
 St. Guthlac and Croyland. By Rev. Canon Moore. 
 Four copies. 
 
 The Elloe Stone, Moulton. By W. E. Foster. 
 
 Horncastle, 1889. 
 
 45. The Genealogist, July, 1875. Edited by George. W. 
 Marshall. London, 1875. 
 
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 2. ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 D.a. 20. Lincoln Minster. Lincoln, 1892. 
 
 D.a. 21. Lincolnshire Churches. An account of the Churches in 
 
 the Division of Holland in the County of Lincoln. 
 
 Morncasile, 1843. 
 
 D.a. 24. Memoirs of Gothic Churches. Great Haseley Church. 
 
 Oxford, 1840. 
 
 D.a. 26. Notes on Holbeach Church. By Henry Peet. 
 
 Holbeach, 1890. 
 
 D.a. 29. Opening Address of the architectural section at the 
 
 Edinburgh Meeting, 1891. By the Bishop of 
 Carlisle. 
 
 D.a. 35. Reports and Papers of the Architectural Societies of 
 
 Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Leicestershire, 
 Lincolnshire, Northamptonshire, Nottingham- 
 shire, Rutlandshire, Worcestershire and 
 Yorkshire, duplicate numbers. 
 
 3. COINS. 
 
 SAFE 5. Decennium Carausii et Allecti. MS. 
 
 Da. 5. A Table of English Gold Coins. By Martin Folkes. 
 
 London^ 1736. 
 
 D.a. 8. Catalogue of Antiquities, Coins and Pictures in the 
 
 possession of the Society of Antiquaries of London. 
 By Albert Way. 1847. 
 
 D.a. 33. Remarks on a Coin supposed to belong to the reign of 
 
 Richard I. By George North. London, 1752. 
 
 4. ENGINEERING. 
 
 C. 196. 5. Remarks upon works to preserve the Navigation of the 
 River Dee. By John Grundy. London, \7S6. 
 
 C. 196. 6. An Examination into and a refutation of Mr. Badeslade's 
 New Cut Canal. By John Grundy. 
 
 London, 1736. 
 
 D.a. 3. A Scheme for draining the great Level of the Fens, called 
 
 Bedford Level. By Thomas Badeslade. 
 
 London, 1729. 
 
 D.a. 4. A Scheme for restoring and making perfect the Navigation 
 
 of the River Witham. By John Grundy. 1744. 
 
 D.a. 13. Facts and remarks relative to the Witham and the 
 
 Welland. By William Chapman. Boston, 1800. 
 
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 4. GEOGRAPHY. 
 
 C. 196. 1. A Dissertation upon the Surface of the Earth. By 
 Dr. Christopher Packe. London^ 1737. 
 
 C. 196. 2. Ankographia sive Convallium Descriptio. By Dr. 
 
 Christopher Packe. Canterbury , 1743. 
 
 6. LAW. 
 
 D. 186. 8. The Life and Character of the late Lord Chancellor 
 
 Jefferys. LondoUy 1725. 
 
 D. 186. 9. A Collection of the proceedings in the House of 
 Commons against Lord Yerulam, Yiscount St. 
 AlbaDs. London, 1620. 
 
 6. MEDICINE. 
 
 C. 196. 3. De Medicorum apud veteres Eomanos conditione 
 Dissertatio. By Conyers Middleton. 
 
 Cantabrigiae, 1726. 
 
 C. 196. 4. Notae Breves in dissertationem de conditione medicorum 
 apud Eomanos. Londini, 1726. 
 
 C. 196. 9. Catalogus rerum memorabilium quae in Theatre 
 anatomico Academiae quae Lugduni Batavorum 
 floret. By Franciscus Schuyl. Lugd. Bat.^ 1730. 
 
 C. 196. 10. The certain Method to know the Disease. By Dr. 
 Sayer Eudd. 2nd Ed. London^ 1742. 
 
 C. 197. 1, A Treatise on the Urinary Passage. By Dr. William 
 Eutty. London, 1726. 
 
 C. 197. 2. A Dissertation upon Tea. By Dr. Thomas Short. 
 
 London, 1730. 
 
 D. 27. 1. Paganini Gaudentii Obstetrix Litteraria. ed. Nicholas 
 
 Kreigh. Jenae, 1704. 
 
 D. 27. 4. Panala Medica. By Gulielmus Eolkinghame. 
 
 London, 1628. 
 D. 56. 10. The Practical Scheme. A Cure for disease. 
 
 London, 1728. 
 D. 163. 1. Hygiasticon. By Leonard Lessius. Translated by 
 
 T. Smith. London, 1742. 
 
 D. 163. 2. A Treatise on the benefits of a sober Life. By Lewis 
 
 Cornaro aud Leonard Lessius. Translated by T. 
 
 Smith. London, 1742. 
 
 D. 163. 3. Common Water. The best Cure for Fevers. By Eev. 
 
 Dr. John Hancocke. 5th Ed. London, 1723. 
 D. 163. 4. An Essay on the methods of Cure in the Small Pox. 
 
 By Walter Lynn. London, 1714. 
 
3). 
 
 186. 
 
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 P. 163. 5. Eeflections upon the modern Practisers of Physick in 
 reference to Small Pox. By Walter Lynn. 
 
 London, 1715. 
 
 D. 186. 5. Miscellaneous Observations in the practice of Physick, 
 Anatomy and Surgery. By Dr. Patrick Blair. 
 
 London, 1718. 
 
 13. A Nice Cut for the Demolisher. By Dr. Lynn. 
 
 London, 1715. 
 
 6. A Letter to Sir Hans Sloan about the cure of Gout. 
 By Kev. Dr. William Stukeley. 1733. 
 
 1. Dodson's Herbal. By Ram. London, 1606. 
 
 8. Monarde's JoyfuU Newes out of the new found World. 
 By John Frampton. 1580. 
 
 30. Oratio ex Harveii Instituto. By George Baker. 
 
 Londini, 1741. 
 
 48. The Petition of the unborn babes to the Censors of the 
 Royal College of Physicians in London. 
 
 London, 1751. 
 
 7. MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. 
 
 196. 8. Observations on a picture representing the Cenotaph of 
 the Lord Darnley. 
 
 196. 13. A Catalogue of English Printers from 1471-1600. 
 
 2. Le Comte de Gabalis. Paris, 1671. 
 
 3. The Count of Gabalis. An English Translation. 
 
 London, 1680. 
 
 2. The Ephemerides of Phialo. By Stephen Gosson. 
 
 London, 1586^ 
 
 1. Francisci Baconi liber de Sapientia Veterum. 
 
 Londini, 1609. 
 
 2. L'Anima di Ferrante Pallavicino. Lione, 1664. 
 
 3. Pauli Colomeiii Opuscula. ZJltrajecti, 1669, 
 
 1. Repertorium Sculptile Typicum. London, 1730. 
 
 2. A Portion of an article on the state of the Court of 
 Rome. 
 
 4. A new Method of Writing London. 
 
 6. A Supplement to all Almanacks. 
 
 56. 8. Niktalopsia, or the Use and Abuse of Snuffers. 
 
 London, 1726, 
 
 56. 9. The English Man's two wishee London, 1728. 
 
 11. The Speech of Senacherib Ragman to his fellow- 
 prisoners. London, 1738. 
 
 C. 
 
 196. 
 
 D. 
 
 23. 
 
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 55 
 
 5. Oratio Praeyaricatoria. MS. 
 
 6. Two Letters to a person of Honour. 1610-80. 
 
 8. King James's Letter to his Privy Counsellors. 
 
 London, 1692. 
 
 1. The Trade and Navigation of Great Britain. 2nd Ed. 
 
 London, 1730. 
 
 2. Considerations concerning the alteration and improve- 
 ment of Public Ee venues. London, 1733. 
 
 3. The Case of the planters of Tobacco in Virginia. 
 
 London, 1733. 
 
 4. Select Tracts relating to the Colonies. 
 
 (a) Essay on Plantation. By Sir. F. Bacon. 
 
 (b) Some Passages taken out of the History of 
 Florence. 
 
 (c) A Treatise by John de "Witt. 
 
 (d) The Benefit of Plantations or Colonies. By 
 William Penn. 
 
 (e) A Discourse concerning Plantations. By Sir 
 
 Josiah Child. 
 
 D. 186. 6. The principle and peculiar Notion advanced in a late 
 Book, intitled " The Religion of Nature, delineated 
 considered and refuted." By Rev. Thomas Bott. 
 
 London, 1725. 
 
 The Life and Character of the late Lord Chancellor 
 Jefferys. London, 1725. 
 
 The Art of Punning. By Rev. Dr. Jonathan Swift. 
 2nd Ed. London, 
 
 Three Letters concerning the forming of a Society to 
 be called *' The Chamber of Arts." 1723. 
 
 A friendly Admonition to the Drinkers of Brandy. 
 
 London, 1733. 
 
 An explanation of the Painting in the Royal Hospital, 
 Greenwich. By Sir James Thornhill. 
 
 The 1st Lecture of a course of Botany. By John 
 Martin. London, 1729. 
 
 The Terrae Filius's Speech at Oxford. 1733. 
 
 Three Letters by Robert Whatley. 1739. 
 
 Judgment signed in the Cause between Sir Robert 
 Walpole and Robert Whatley. London, 1740. 
 
 The State of Publick Offices under George II. 
 
 London, 1728. 
 
 The Use and Abuse of Snuffers. London, 1726. 
 
 Receipts for the Conserving many Fruits and Herbs. 
 Elliott's New English Canaan. London, 1580. 
 
 D. 
 
 186. 
 
 8. 
 
 D. 
 
 186. 
 
 12. 
 
 D. 
 
 187. 
 
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 SAFE 1. An Essay on the State of Learning in Spalding. By 
 
 Eey. Dr. Maurice Johnson. MS. 1720. 
 
 SAFE 4. Bibliotheca Literaria. No. viii. London^ 1724. 
 
 D.a. 6. Addenda to the 1st Edition of Chamber's Cyclopaedia. 
 
 D.a. 7. Albins Catalogue of Books. Spalding, \^l^. 
 
 D.a. 11. Ethices Whitbeanae Epitome. MS. 
 
 D.a. 12. Examen I'un Ecrit intitule Rendarque sur un Libelle 
 
 fait centre Mr. E. MS. 
 D.a. 17. Horticultural Papers, 1815. 
 
 D.a. 18. In Memoriam. A Memorial to the late Eev. Canon 
 
 and Mrs. Moore of Spalding. 2 copies. 
 
 Spalding, 1890. 
 
 D.a. 19. Isham Family Memoranda. 
 
 D.a. 37. Rules and Orders for the Royal Academy at Woolwich. 
 
 London, 1741. 
 
 D.a. 41. Tabulae Synopticae Plantarum Officinalium. By John 
 
 Martin. London, 1726. 
 
 D.a. 43. The Birthday of the Nation, 1889. By Rev. Dr. G. B. 
 
 Spalding. Syracuse. 
 
 D.a. 46. The History of the works of the Learned. Four tracts. 
 
 D.a. 52. Transactions of the Horticultural Society of London. 
 
 London, 1817. 
 
 9. PEDIGREES. 
 
 D.a. 31. Pedigree of the Family of:— 
 
 „ Ashton of Spalding and Grantham. 
 
 „ Brown of Horbling, Lincoln. 
 
 „ Evington of Spalding. 
 
 „ Fosters of Dowsby and Moulton. 
 
 „ Gamlyn of Spalding. 
 
 „ Johnson, Founder of Uppingham and Oakham 
 Schools. 
 
 ,, Johnson of Wytham on the Hill. 
 
 „ Lynne of South wick. 
 
 ,, Ogle of Pinchbeck. 
 
 „ Oldfield of Spalding. 
 
 ,, Orby of Croyland Abbey. 
 
 ,, Thompson of Spalding. 
 
 ,, Toller of Billingborough. 
 
 „ Trafford of Tydd St. Mary. 
 
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 D.a. 31. Pedigree of the Family of : — 
 
 ,, Walpole of Pinchbeck. 
 
 ,, Walpole of Whaplode. 
 
 ,, Willesbye of Spalding. 
 
 ,, "Wing of North Luffenham and Market 
 Overton and Thorney. 
 
 All the above are by Everard Green. 
 
 10. POETRY. 
 
 C. 197. 3. Tunbridgeale. London, 1726. 
 
 C. 197. 4. Bedlam. Sy Hildebrand Jacob. London, 1723. 
 
 C. 197. 5. De Ystroom. By J". Antonides. Amsterdam, 1671. 
 
 D. 23. 1. The Eape of the Lock. By A. Pope. 1712. 
 D. 23. 4. An Essay on Criticism. By A. Pope. 1709. 
 D. 23. 5. Other Poems of A. Pope. 
 
 D. 27. 3. Poetae Rusticantis Literatum Otium. Londini, 1713. 
 
 D. 56. 5. The Eoyal Chace or Merlin's Cave. Loiidon, \736. 
 
 D. 56. 7. Kitty and Dick, or the Nightingale and other tales. 
 
 London, 1734. 
 
 D. 125. 2. Lucan's Pharsalia. 1st Book. MS. Translation. 
 
 D. 125. 7. A Poem on the Death of Charles II. By Crown. 
 
 London, 1685. 
 
 D. 125. 9. The Second Advice to the Painter. MS. 
 
 D. 125. 10. The Fall of Tarquin. Newcastle upon Tine, 1713. 
 
 D. 125. 11. The Mask of Endymion. MS. 
 
 D. 125. 12. The Song of the Three Children. By Eev. Samuel 
 Wesley. MS. 
 
 D. 125. 13. Copies of Latin Yerses made at Westminster. MS. 
 
 D. 186. 10. The Music Speech spoken at the Public Commence- 
 ment in Cambridge, July 6th, 1714. By Roger 
 Long. 3rd. Ed. London. 
 
 D. 186. 11. The Music Speech spoken at the Public Commencement 
 in Cambridge, 6th July, 1730. By John Taylor. 
 
 London, 1730. 
 A Poem in Praise of Folly. MS. 
 
 A Farewell to the Double Star Yirginis. 
 
 Of Public Spirit in regard to Public Works. By 
 Richard Savage. London, 1727. 
 
 D.a. 39. Sejanus. (an incomplete copy.) 
 
 SAFE 
 
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 D.a. 40. Specimens of Pope's work, 
 
 B.a. 42. The Ackbar Frigate. 
 
 D.a. 49. The Sixth Satire of the 1st Book of Horace. Translated 
 
 by E. Walpole Dunston. London, 1738. 
 
 D.a. 51. Thredonia Academiae Cantabrio^iensis in Immaturum 
 
 Obitum Principis Gulielmi Ducis Gloucestrensis. 
 
 Cantabrigiae, 1720. 
 
 D.a. 53. Visits to Croyland Abbey, Lincoln Cathedral, and 
 
 Whaplode Church. By John Jaryis. 
 
 11. SCIENCE. 
 
 D. 201. 1. A Description of the new Table Air Pump. By Stephen 
 Davenport. London, 1737. 
 
 3. The Description of a Pocket Microscope. 
 
 4. The Ifature of the Sector and Plfane Scale. 
 
 London, 1721. 
 
 5. The Use of the Quadrant. 8th Ed. London, 1722. 
 
 6. The Sector and Plane Scale compared. By Eoger Rea. 
 
 London, 1717. 
 
 7. A Dissertation on Electricity. By Dr. J". T. Desaguliers. 
 
 London, 1742. 
 
 8. Experiments and Observations in Electricity. By 
 William Watson. 3rd Ed. London, 1746. 
 
 1. A Dissertation concerning Electricity. By Dr. J. T. 
 Desaguliers. London, 1742. 
 
 9. Directions for making a Machine for finding the Roots 
 of Equations. By Rev. Rowning. London, 1771, 
 
 15. Geometrical Problems. MS. 
 
 54. Voyages to Venice, Zant and Cephalony in 1697-8. 
 By Captain Thomas. MS. 
 
 12. THEOLOGY. 
 
 C. 196. 7. The Christian. A Sermon. By Rev. Robert Whatley. 
 2nd Ed. London, 1749. 
 
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