Vol. 76 1961 Contents Page(s) v + vi

	Contents	PAGE
	List of Officers, xii ; List of Local Secretaries, xiv ; Committees, xv ; Corresponding Societies, xvii ; List of Members, xviii.; Report and Accounts for 1960 xlii ; Report for 1961 lxii ; Archaeologia Cantiana Fund—Donations, 1961 lxxvi
1.	The Excavation of the Chestnuts Megalithic Tomb at Addington, Kent. By John Alexander, M.A., Ph.D.	01
2.	Place-Names and Early Settlement in Kent. By P. H. Reaney, Litt.D., Ph.D., F.S.A.	58
3.	Denns, Droving and Danger. By Professor F. R. H. Du Boulay, MA., F.R.Hist.S.	75
4.	The Roman Villa in Cobham Park, near Rochester. By P. J. Tester, F.S.A.	88
5.	Algernon Sidney, 1623-1683. By Brigid Haydon	110
6.	Broomwood Bronze Age Settlement—St. Paul’s Cray, Kent. By John Parsons	134
7.	Chancery and the Cinque Ports in the Reign of Elizabeth I. By William J. Jones	143
8.	A Seventeenth-Century Market Town: Tonbridge. By C. W. Chalklin, M.A., B.Litt.	152
9.	The Upchurch Marshes in the Time of the First Elizabeth. By John Evans, F.S.A.	163
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10.	The Finances of Sir Thomas Stapleton in the Early Nineteenth Century. By H. G. Hunt, B.Sc.(Econ.), Ph.D.	169
11.	William Rolfe: A Noted Sandwich Antiquarian. By Colin Matson	180
12.	Kent Archives Office—Accessions, 1960-61	186
13.	Researches and Discoveries in Kent	191
14.	Miscellaneous Notes Forestall More Kentish Bee-Boles Rochester and the City of Guorangon	207 209 209
15.	Reviews	211
16.	Obituaries	218

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