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        Archaeologia Cantiana -  Vol. 38  1926  page v + vi

Contents

PAGE
List of Officers, x; List of Local Secretaries, xii; Societies in Union. xiii; Rules, xiv;
   Honorary Members and Affiliated Societies, xx; List of Members, xx 
  Abstract of Proceedings, 1925 Cash Accounts for 1925

1. THE SIEGE OF MAIDSTONE RECTORY IN 1297 
   By Miss Rose Graham, M.A., F.S.A.
01
2. NOTES ON THE LIFE OF SIR JOHN BAKER OF SISSINGHURST, KENT.
   Compiled by The Rev. F. V. Baker
05
3. A SEVENTEENTH-CENTURY SURVEY OF THE ESTATES OF THE DEAN 
   AND CHAPTER OF CANTERBURY IN EAST KENT. 
   By Rev. C. Eveleiqh Woodruff, M.A.

29
4. THE ROMAN VILLA AT FOLKESTONE. By S. E. Winbolt, M.A. 45
5. SEVENOAKS: THE MANOR, CHURCH, AND MARKET By Herbert W. Knocker 51
6. A HOUSE IN ROCHESTER HIGH STREET, NUMBERED 69 AND 71. 
   By the Rev. S. W. Wheatley, M.A., F.S.A.
69
7. OLD ROADS IN EAST KENT AND THANET. By Geo. P. Walker 75
8. LAMBARDE'S "CARDE OF THIS SHYRE." By Edward G. Box 89
9. THE TOMBS OF THE KINGS AND ARCHBISHOPS IN ST. AUSTIN'S ABBEY.
    By the Rev. R. U. Potts, M.A., F.S.A., Bursar of St. Augustine's College
97

Contents continued page vi

10. THE HOSPITAL OF ST. MARY OF OSPRINGE, COMMONLY CALLED
   MAISON DIEU. By Charles H. Drake
113
11. THE ROMAN CEMETERIES AT OSPRINGE. 
   Description of finds concluded. By W. Whitinq
123
12. THE CHAPEL OF OUR LADY IN THE CRYPT OF CANTERBURY CATHEDRAL.
   By U. Eveleiqh Woodruff, M.A.
153
13. EASTRY WILLS. By Arthur Hussey  173
14. NOTES AND DISCOVERIES
   FIND OF FLINT INSTRUMENTS AND WORKSHOP AT FRINDSBURY
   A ROMAN BURIAL AT HALLING By Raymond D'Elboux
183
184
15. REVIEWS 187
GENERAL INDEX 201

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