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Curious Relic of An'iqui'y.-Within the last two months, as the workmen who were forming the line on the new railway at Bev- erley were digging about nine feet deep, near the Old Friary, in order to fix gate post, they came in contact with large stone which when got out, proved to be an an tque quren, and is supposed to have been one of the domestic utensils used by the an cient Britons for grinding, or rather powder ing their corn, to seperate it from the huSks or chaff. Itis of rude and simple cons,ruc tion, the centre being hollowed out, of cir cular shape, and somewhat resembling an inverted punch bowl. It is conjec,ured to be nearly 2,000 years old, and is now in the possession of MT. George EImsley.

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