The numismatic chronicle and journal of the Royal Numismatic Society

NUMISMATIC SOCIETY. 6
28. Les monnaies a legendes grecques de la dynastie turque
des file du Danishmend. By G. Schlumberger. From the
Author.
24. Notes on the coins in the Cardiff Museum. By the Rev.
W. E. Winks. From the Author.
Mr. Hoblyn exhibited patterns for a penny and halfpenny of
George III., 1788, by Pingo, the former being the first copper
coin struck of that denomination ;
also a penny of Jamaica, struck
in copper instead of white metal, and patterns for one-cent and
half-cent pieces of Nova Scotia, 1861, differing materially from
the current coin.
Mr. Pearson exhibited a curious and unpublished leaden
medallet of Queen Elizabeth, with the inscription, NIL NISI
CONCILIO, 1588.
Mr. Gill exhibited a styca of Ulfhere, Archbishop of York,
of base silver, and a copper coin of Cunobeline found at Chester
Camp, near Wellingborough, of the type of Evans, PL xn. 6.
Mr. P. Gardner read a paper on some new and unpublished
Bactrian coins. See " Numismatic Chronicle," N.S., Vol. xx.
p. 181.
Captain E. Hoare communicated a paper on some early and
modern tokens bearing the name of Hoare. See " Numismatic
Chronicle," N.S., Vol. xx. p. 332.
NOVEMBER 18, 1880.
JOHN EVANS, Esq., D.C.L., F.B.S., President,
in the chair.
The following gentlemen were elected members of the
Society : Louis Blacker, Esq. ; Lord Edward Spencer Churchill ;
Kalph Nelson, Esq. ; Dr. C. R. Stiilpnagel ; and John Toplis,
Esq.
The following presents were announced and laid upon the
table :
1. Archaeologia Cantiana. Vol. xm. From the Kent
Archaeological Society.