. Surrey archaeological collections . of the Sunto right. Without Constantine J D h (2) 2 v J Rei),—SOLI INVICTO COMITI. Figure of the Sun to left, righthand extended, globe in left. T I F Constantine I, D a (3) . . . .3 Total of Treves . 21 INCOMPLETE OR ILLEGIBLE MARKS. Bev.—Ci)NSECRATI(). An eagle on an altar.— Constantius, E a (1). Probably Lyons . Rev.—GENIO POPVLI ROMANI, as Constantius, A b (1). Probably Treves . . .1 R I Galerius, B a (1) . . . . 1 I Galenas, Ca(l) . . . .1 Total carried forward I 58 A HOARD OF ROMAN COINS AT NORMANDY, NEAR ASH. Total brought forwar
. Surrey archaeological collections . of the Sunto right. Without Constantine J D h (2) 2 v J Rei),—SOLI INVICTO COMITI. Figure of the Sun to left, righthand extended, globe in left. T I F Constantine I, D a (3) . . . .3 Total of Treves . 21 INCOMPLETE OR ILLEGIBLE MARKS. Bev.—Ci)NSECRATI(). An eagle on an altar.— Constantius, E a (1). Probably Lyons . Rev.—GENIO POPVLI ROMANI, as Constantius, A b (1). Probably Treves . . .1 R I Galerius, B a (1) . . . . 1 I Galenas, Ca(l) . . . .1 Total carried forward I 58 A HOARD OF ROMAN COINS AT NORMANDY, NEAR ASH. Total brought forward 4liev.—SACRA MONETA, etc., as before. Constantius, B a (2) Rev.—SOLI INVICTO COMITI. Figure of the Sim, as before-t/tttttttt- Coiistaiitine I, D c (1). Possibly Lvons T 1 //// nil in in Constantino I, D c (1). Possibly London Total Total of Carthage . 4 „ ,, London . 59 „ „ Lyons . 12 ,, ., Rome 2 ,, ,, Siscia . 1 ,, ,, Tarraco 5 , ., Treves . 24 Incomplete or Illegible . 8 Total 11. PLATE W 7(fl 0 h h°zh ~ww h CO w 0 p 2ffl fare j>. 50. THE GREATE HOUSE, called COLES, otherwiseCOLES alias FRENCHES, FORMERLY INBRIDGE STREET, GODALMING. BY P. WOODS, rpHE annexed view of Bridge Street, formerly knownX as The Stream, or Watery way, is publishedby the permission of Messrs. Craddock, of the MarketPlace, Godalming. It is copied, in reduced size, froma photograph accidentally discovered by the writer ofthis paper, at Brighton, a few years after the destructionof the picturesque buildings visible on the left side ofstreet. The whole range was demolished circ. 1860,with the exception of the slip of building on theextreme left, viz., the end of a still existing housewhich stands at the upper end of the property. ThePublic Hall, lately incorporated in the municipal build-ings, was erected at the lower end, in the early sixties. The front view (Plate II, a) of the great house, byEdward Hasscll (1828), is convicted of much inaccuracy,when compared with the p
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