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CHURCH HERALDRY OF NORFOLK, by the REV. EDMUND FARRER,
F.S.A., giving Descriptions of all Coats of Arms in Norfolk Churches,
with the Inscriptions attached to them. To be concluded in 8 or 9
Parts. Illustrated. The first 5 Parts are issued, of which there is but
a small remainder. 58. per Part to Subscribers for whole Work.
THE ANCIENT REGISTER OF NORTH ELMHAM, transcribed with
Notes and Index, by the Rev. A. G. LEGGE, M.A., Vicar of North
Elmham. Demy 8vo., £1.

THE FIRST BOOK (1538-1707) OF THE PARISH REGISTers of st. GEORGE, TOMBLAND, Norwich, transcribed by G. B. JAY, F. R. Hist. S. More than 4500 entries, and many curious memoranda. The Independents occupied St. George, Tombland, during the Commonwealth, and the French Church is situate within the parish. Demy 8vo. Price to Subscribers, £1. Only 100 copies will be printed.

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Miscellanea Genealogica et Heraldica,

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The Visitation of Essex, 1664-1668,

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Lincoln Marriage Licences, 1598-1628,

Edited by A. GIBBONS of Lincoln.

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