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	Contents	PAGE
	INTRODUCTION 1-23, RULES AND LIST OF MEMBERS xi, INAUGURAL MEETING xxxiii, FIRST ANNUAL MEETING lx, LETTER FROM PROF. STANLEY TO THE HONORARY SECRETARY lxxxi
1	The Inventory of Juliana De Leyborne, Countess of Huntingdon	01
2	Archbishop Warham's Letters	09
3	On Anglo-Saxon Remains Recently Discovered at Faversham, at Wye and Westwell in Kent. By C. Roach Smith, Esq	42
4	On the Surrenden Charters	50
5	Autograph Letter of William of Wykeham. By C. Wykeham Martin	66
6	Hackington, or St Stephen's’, Canterbury. Collar of SS. By Edward Foss, F.S.A	73
7	On Caesar's Landing-Place in Britain. By R. C. Hussey, Esq., F.S.A	94
8	Cowden and its Neighbourhood. By Robert Willis Blencowe Esq	111
9	"Probatio AEtatis" of William De Septvans from the Surrenden Collection	124
10	Discovery of fragments of Ancient British, Romano-British, and Roman Pottery, found in a Chalk Cavern in Camden Park, Chislehurst.. By Robert Booth Latter Esq	137
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11	St Mildred's, Canterbury By R. C. Hussey Esq., F.S.A.	143
12	Queen Elizabeth Woodville	147
13	Faversham Church, Kent. By T. Willement, Esq., F.S.A.	150
14	Observations on the supposed site of Ancient Roman Maidstone. By Rev Beale Poste	154
15	Notes of Brasses formerly existing in Dover Castle, Maidstone and Ashford Churches. By Herbert L. Smith Esq	176
16	Sir Roger Twysdens Journal from the Roydon Hall MSS	184
17	Pedes Finium - Kent Feet of Fines 1196-99 Richard I	215
18	Index to - Kent Feet of Fines 1196-99 Richard I	279
19	General Index	289

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