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etc 
 At a meeting of the Society of Antiquaries.
 December 10. ...
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 SIR GEORGE MUSGRAVE, Bart., exhibited, through Mr. W. A.  
Franks, a collection of Roman remains, found chiefly in the  
county of Westmoreland. They consist of several objects  
discovered at Kirkby Thore, on the river Troutbeck, on  
making the foundations of a new bridge, in the year 1838, -  
comprising a bronze ligula, five bow-shaped fibulae,  
and four ring-shaped fibulae. Also four bow-shaped Roman and 
two enamelled fibulae, one of them crescent-shaped, the  
other in the form of a cock - and the upper ornament and the 
chape or lower end of a scabbard of Romano-Celtic  
workmanship. With these was included a very fine gold Roman  
ring found near Thursby, in Cumberland, in the year 1836.  
This interesting collection is destined by the liberal owner 
as a present to the British Museum.
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