Part 7

J. O. SANDFORD, PRINTER, SHREWSBURY.

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PLATES.

Plate 1: The north side of the Old Wall at Wroxeter

[Picture: Plate 1. The north side of the Old Wall at Wroxeter]

Plate 2: Wroxeter Church, Shropshire (Vignette)

[Picture: Plate 2: Wroxeter Church, Shropshire (Vignette)]

Plate 3: First Roman Hypocaust Discovered at Uriconium 1859

[Picture: First Roman Hypocaust Discovered at Uriconium]

Plate 4: Roman Tile-Roof, Roman Flag-Roof, Section of Roman Hypocaust, &c.

[Picture: Figures 1, 2, 3, 4: Roman Tile Roof; Figures 5 and 6: Roman Flag Roof; Figure 7: Section of Roman Hypocaust]

Plate 5: Plan of Walls, discovered by the Excavations at Wroxeter, Salop, from February 3rd to September, 1863.

[Picture: Plan of Walls, discovered by the Excavations at Wroxeter, Salop, from February 3rd to September, 1863]

Plate 6: Column in the garden of W. H. Oatley Esq., Wroxeter

[Picture: Column in the garden of W. H. Oatley Esq., Wroxeter]

Plate 7: Ancient Stone Font in Wroxeter Church

[Picture: Plate 7: Ancient Stone Font in Wroxeter Church]

Plate 8: Capitals found at Uriconium

[Picture: Plate 8: Capitals found at Uriconium]

Plate 9: Samian, Upchurch, and Romano-Salopian Pottery

[Picture: Plate 9: Samian, Upchurch, and Romano-Salopian Pottery]

Plate 10: Rings and Combs

[Picture: Rings and Combs (actual size)]

Plate 11: Hair Pins &c.

[Picture: Hair Pins &c. (actual size)]

Plate 12: Skulls from Wroxeter

[Picture: Skulls from Wroxeter]

Plate 13: Roman Remains from Wroxeter

[Picture: Plate 13: Roman Remains from Wroxeter, in the possession of Samuel Wood, Esq., and Mask,. in the Museum, Shrewsbury]

Plate 14: Upchurch Pottery, Adz, Spear Head, and Romano-Salopian (Red) Ware

[Picture: Plate 14: Upchurch Pottery, Adz, Spear Head, and Romano-Salopian (Red) Ware]

Plate 15: Carved stone fragments from Uriconium, in the Garden of Edward Stanier, Esq., Wroxeter

[Picture: Carved stone fragments from Uriconium, in the Garden of Edward Stanier, Esq., Wroxeter]

Plate 16: Sepulchral Stone

[Picture: Sepulchral Stone from in the Cemetery, Wroxeter]

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ADVERTISEMENTS. {102}

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TAILORS, AND HABIT MAKERS,

37, HIGH STREET, SHREWSBURY,

ARE THE ORIGINAL MAKERS OF THE

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Which they continue to supply of the same quality which obtained for them their European reputation.

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GENTLEMEN’S OVER COATS OF THE SAME MATERIAL.

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Patterns of Material, and directions for Measurement sent (post free) on application.

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LION HOTEL, SHREWSBURY.

THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Shrewsbury and its Vicinity, are respectfully informed that this old-established and well-known Hotel, has undergone considerable renovation and change in every department, and that nothing will be spared to make it the most complete and comfortable Hotel in the county. An entirely new tariff of charges has been arranged (including servants’ fees) on the most reasonable charges.

_N.B.—The Lion Omnibus runs in connection with all the Trains to_ _and from the Railway Station_.

POST HORSES ALWAYS IN READINESS. Weddings, funerals, &c. as usual. ALL ORDERS FOR POST HORSES, FLYS, &c. TO BE ADDRESSED TO AUGUSTUS LUCAS, PROPRIETOR.

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_Just published_, _price_ 1_s._ 6_d._ _cloth_; 1_s._ _paper_,

AN HISTORICAL AND ILLUSTRATED Handbook FOR THE TOWN OF SHREWSBURY:

BEING

A GENERAL GUIDE TO ITS CHURCHES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS, WALKS, AND OTHER REMARKABLE OBJECTS; TO WHICH IS ADDED, EXCURSIONS IN THE VICINITY,

BY HENRY PIDGEON, ESQ., _Treasurer of the Corporation of Shrewsbury_, _Author of_ “_Memorials of_ _Shrewsbury_,” _&c._ _&c._

SHREWSBURY: J. O. SANDFORD, HIGH STREET.

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LONDON JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT, 38, HIGH-STREET, SHREWSBURY.

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J. KENT, (SUCCESSOR TO J. T. NIGHTINGALE,) PROPRIETOR.

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KENT’S LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN CLOCKS AND TIMEPIECES,

Manufactured to order, expressly for his own sale, by the most celebrated makers, are warranted to keep accurate time, _and every attention given to them for the first two years free of charge_, unless broken or injured by accident.

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HAIR JEWELLERY,

In Brooches, Bracelets, Shawl-pins, Earrings, Lockets, Necklets, Guard or Albert Chains, Rings, Studs, Sleeve-links, Scarf-pins, Charms, &c., of the most novel and artistic designs, made to order, _from the hair supplied by the parties_, on the shortest possible notice.

In order to meet the requirement of his increasing connection, J. K. respectfully announces that, having _now on the premises_ experienced first-class London Workmen, he can execute

_Repairs in Jewellery_, _Watches_, _Clocks_, _Spectacles_, _Plated Goods_, _Cutlery_, _&c._

IN A FEW HOURS.

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Shrewsbury & Wroxeter Illustrated.

_A Series of Views for the Stereoscope_, _by_ F. BEDFORD. 1s. _each_.

1. SHREWSBURY, Ireland’s Mansion.

2. SHREWSBURY, the Market House.

3. SHREWSBURY, the Market Square.

4. SHREWSBURY, Statue of Clive, in the Market Place.

5. SHREWSBURY, Elizabethan Houses, in the Market Place.

6. SHREWSBURY, the Cross Keys Tavern, High Street.

7. SHREWSBURY, Old House, Princess Street, Market Place.

8. SHREWSBURY, Shearman’s Hall, and Old Post Office Inn.

9. SHREWSBURY, Old Houses, in the Wyle Cop.

10. SHREWSBURY, Old Timber Houses, in the Abbey Foregate.

11. SHREWSBURY, Gate Way to Council House, St. Nicholas’ Chapel.

12. SHREWSBURY, in the Court Yard to the Council House.

13. SHREWSBURY, the Royal Grammar School.

14. SHREWSBURY, the Castle, Garden Front.

15. SHREWSBURY, the Castle, from the Entrance Gateway.

16. SHREWSBURY, the last remaining Tower of the Old Walls.

17. SHREWSBURY, English Bridge.

18. SHREWSBURY, St. Giles’s Church.

19. SHREWSBURY, Old Church of St. Giles.

20. SHREWSBURY, the Abbey, from the South East.

21. SHREWSBURY, the Abbey, West Front.

22. SHREWSBURY, Old St. Chad’s Church.

23. SHREWSBURY, St. Mary’s Church, view from South West.

24. SHREWSBURY, St. Mary’s Church, South Porch.

25. SHREWSBURY, St. Mary’s Church, from the Infirmary.

26. SHREWSBURY, St. Julian’s Church, and Spire of St. Alkmond.

27. SHREWSBURY, St. Chad’s Church.

28. SHREWSBURY, the Portal to the Shoemaker’s Arbour, Kingsland.

29. SHREWSBURY, Lord Hill’s Column.

30. SHREWSBURY, the Stone Pulpit.

31. SHREWSBURY, St. Mary’s Watergate.

32. SHREWSBURY, the Ferry and House of Industry.

33. SHREWSBURY, Avenue in the Quarry.

34. SHREWSBURY, the Dingle in the Quarry.

35. SHREWSBURY, the Whitehall.

36. WROXETER, remains of Floor in the Baths.

37. WROXETER, supposed Enameller’s Shop.

38. WROXETER, Public Baths, looking West.

39. WROXETER, the Old Wall, and Hypocaust.

40. WROXETER, Public Baths, from the S.W.

41. WROXETER, the principal Hypocaust.

42. WROXETER, Public Baths, looking East.

43. WROXETER, the Excavations, seen from W.N.W.

_Published by CATHERALL & PRICHARD_, _Eastgate-row_, _Chester_, _and sold by all dealers in slides_.

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VINCENT CRUMP,

BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT

Bride, Citron, [Picture: Royal coat Simmels in and of Arms] the Desert Cakes. Season.

CONFECTIONER

To Her Majesty the Queen,

WYLE COP AND PRIDE HILL,

SHREWSBURY.

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ROYAL SHREWSBURY CAKES.

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FOOTNOTES.

{99a} See Abstract of Proceedings of Royal Society, June, 1862.

{99b} Crania Britannia.

{99c} Pre-Historic Man, vol. ii. p. 306, &c. &c.

{102} In this transcription the advertisements have been moved to the end of the book. In the original the first two (J. O. Sandford) come before the frontispiece. The rest then follow after the Appendix and come before the Plates with the exception of the last two (Shrewsbury and Wroxeter Illustrated; Vincent Crump) which came after the plates.—DP.