The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

6 PROCEEDINGS OF THE
results of his study of all available specimens of the early
coinage and to propose a chronological arrangement. A
discussion followed in which the President, Mr. Milne, and
Mr. Earle-Fox took part. (This paper is printed in this
volume, pp. 1-52.)
DECEMBER 17, 1914.
H. B. EARLE-FOX, Esq., Vice-President, in the Chair.
The Minutes of the Meeting of November 19 were read
and approved.
The following Presents to the Society were announced and
laid upon the table, and thanks ordered to be sent to their
donors.
1. Beschreibung der griechischen Autonomen-Miinzen der
Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Amsterdam, 1912.
2. Canadian Antiquarian and Numismatic Journal. Vol. xi.
No. 4.
3. Foreningen til Norske Fortidsmindesmaerkers Bevaring,
Aarsberetning, 1913.
4. Macdonald, George. On Three Hoards of Coins dis-
covered in the South of Scotland ; from the Author.
5. Marshall, J. H. The Date of Kanishka ; from 1hf
Royal Asiatic Society.
Mr. Percy H. Webb exhibited a third brass of Constans,
double struck, bearing the mint mark OF- 1 and an unpublished
halfpenny token of THO. HUNTER AT YE
ROSE TAVERN, a rose; IN LIME STREET, HIS
HALF PENY.
Mr. L. A. Lawrence exhibited a fragment of a penny of
Stephen, of Norwich, and another of Nottingham, both
defaced on obverse with a cross, the latter of which he has
since presented to the British Museum.