Notice of an Original Instrument recently Discovered among the Records of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, describing the Miraculous Cure effected on a Citizen of Aberdeen while on a Pilgrimage to the Shrine of St Thomas at Canterbury, dated 27th July 1445

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