XXX.—Some Account of the Roman Villa, and the Discoveries made on the Borough Hill, the ancient Bennavenna, by Beriah Botfield Esq., F.R.S. and F.S.A., of Norton Hall; with Illustrations and a Map of the Vicinity by Mr. Edward Pretty, of Northampton

Borough Hill, near Daventry, has by most antiquaries been considered the Station Bennavenna, or Benaventa, of the Itinerary of Antoninus. Bridges and Baker, the historians of Northamptonshire, hare given so full an account of this place, and so satisfactorily decided the question as to the real site of the Station, that I need only record the researches recently made in continuation of the exploration of 1823, and hazard some conjectures as to points not clearly elucidated by former authors, relative to objects of antiquarian interest in connexion with this station.