"ANTIQUIT.A.TES SEU B.ISTORIARUM RELIQUilB SUNT TANQU.A:M: T.A.BULlEl
NAUll'RAGII i CUM, DEFICIENTE . ET FERE SU;BMERSA RERUM MEMORIA1
NIHlLOMINUS ROMINES INDUSTRII ET S.A.GACES, PER'.l.'IN.ACI QtJ'.A.DAM ET
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NUMIS14.ATIBUS, NOllIINIBUS PROPRIIS ET STYLIS, VERBORUM ETYMOLOGns,
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TRANSACTIONS
01' THE
KENT ARCH~OLOGIC.AL SOCIETY.
VOLUMEXVIlI.
1.ottlJon:
PRINTED FOR THE SOCIETY
ltY
MITCHELL & HUGHES, U0 WARDOUR STREET, OXFORD STREET.
1889.
~], Plie Oowncii of tke Kent .A.-rclu:eological Society is 1wt answe1·aole
for any opinions put forwa1·il in tltis Wo?'lc. .Eacli Oont?-ibutf>r is alone
,;•esponsible for liis own. remarks.
CONTENTS.
PA.GB
Li.ata of .Ofilce1·a, x-:xiii; Rules, xiv ; List 0£ Members, xvi.-x~~
Illustration Fund ............ ............................................. xx:xm
Cash Accounts, 1887, 1888, and 1889 ... .................. x.xxiv-nxix
:Proceedings and Repo1·ts 1888-9 . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . xli
1. A BRITISH VILLAGE AT R.ursG.A.TE. By the late James
P. Hillim· .................. ............ ........................ ... 1
2. NoTE ON ExoA."VATIONS AT RICIInOROUGR. By a. Roach
S11titli, F.S.A. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . 5
8. ExOA'VA.TIONS A.T RrcHDOROUGR m 1887. By Geo,·ge
• IJowker, Jl'.G.S. .. ................................. :............ 6
4. KENTISB: ADMINISTRATIONS, A..l). 1559 TO 1608. By
Leland L. Ihtncan .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. .. . . 15
5. Ro:MA.N O.A.STRm.1 AT: L'!MNE. 'By 0. Roach Smitk, 11.S . .A.. 41
6. R,);JM.A.lNS OF BASILIOA AT LY.MINGE. By Rev. Canon
R. 0. Jenkins, .M.A. ·.. .... ... . . . . . . .. . . .. . .. . .. . . . .. . ... .. . . . . .. . 46
7. THE CHUTES OF BETKERSDEN, Al.>PLEDo:aE, AND HrnxRILL.
By Rev. A. J. Pea·nnan, M..L:I.. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 55
8. RoMA.:N Corns FOUND .A.T RrcnnonouGR. By 0. Roaclb
Srnith, F.S ... t!. ... ................................... . ... ... ·... . .. ... 72
9. Fo&nwrorr MumoIP.A.L RECORDS. By Rev. 0. E. Wooil-
1·ujf, M.A . ....................... :................................. 78
10. Goons AND OnNAYENTs· AT FAVEn SR.A.M CHURCH IN
.A..D. 1512. By F. Ji'. Gi1·auil (Town Olerlc) ............... 103
11. E:x:PENSE-Boox: OF J...urns M.!.sTER, EsQ. Pal't IV., A.D.
· 1668-1676. Edited. by Mrs. Max. Da-lison aud Canon
Scott Rooertson ................................................... 114
12. JA.MES MASTER'S LIFE 1647-1655. By Oanon Scott Bo ..
bertson ....................................... ........... : . .. . .. . . . 157
18. ST. ANSELM'S CH.A.PEL, CANTERBURY O.A.T:e:EDR.A.L. By
Oanon Scott Robe1·tso1~ .......................................... 169
14. ON Drscovmn:ms m ST. ANSELY.'s OH.A.PEL, OA.NTER:BURY
• O.A.T:e:EDRA.Ii. • By J. Brigstoclce Sk~ppa1•il1 LL.D. . ..... 174
15. THE RoM.A.N ST.A.TION oF V A.GNU.c.illl AT S1>nING.FIEAD. • By
Geo1-ge M. .L:l.1·1iold, J.P.,- Oounty .i1..lile1•11utn · ...... ......... 1717
16. O.N RoMA..N REMAINS FOUND AT FRINDS:BURY. By .A.. . .A...
L:l.1·nold, Olupte1• Olerk of Rocl~ste1· Oatlted1ral • . . . . . . . . . . . . 189
17. ON Ro:MAN REMA.INS DisooVElt'ED AT RooHES~ER. 'By
LI. . .LI. . .L:1.1·nolil .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 193
18. 'MEDI..iEVAL REMAINS AT Roo.e:ESTER. By .A.. LI. . .L:l.mola,
Oltapte1• Olm·lc of Rocltester Oatlieil,1•al .......... , .......... 196
19. ON A l~.o:t,[A.N ST.A!l'UE .A.Nl) 0TlIER REMA.INS m DOVER
Mua:muM. By Geo1-ge Payne, F.S . .A..., lJ'.L.S. . .. . .. . . . . . . 202
vi ·coN'l'EN'.rS.
PAGll
20. ON A BnoNzE LIGULA. FOUND .A.T D.A.RTFOJtD. By George
Payne, ll'.S . .A., F.L.S. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . .. .. . .. . . .. . . . . . .. . 206
21. ON .A. RoMAN RING FOUND .A.T Mnl.rON-13Y-SITTINGBOURNE.
By George Payne, P.S . .A.., F.L.S..... ... . . . .. . .. 207
22. PEDIGREE OF THE KENTISR F .A.MILY OF STUllDS. By
Henry Stubbs, M.A.., J.P. ... .. .. . . ... .. .. .. . . . ... ... ... .. .. .. 209
28. THE KENTISB: FAMILY OF STUBBS-WILLS, AND EXTRA.OTB
FROM: RECORDS. By Henry Stubb11, M.A.., J.P. . .. . . . . . . 213
24. ARCHDEACON PKILil' STUBBS, .A..D. 1665-1'738. By Canon
Scott Robertson .. . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. .. .. .. . . .. .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . 235
25. ON"A MONUMENTAL Su.ii IN Boue-Ht.r0N-BLEAN Omraox. •
By Sir Henry IJ1·vaen, Bart. .. .... : .. ....... ..... .. : .. . . .. . . . 241
26. T.IIE Vw.us oF Tii:oRNHAM-cum-.A.LnING1'0N. By Rev.
Jno. Oave-Browne, M.A.. . .. .. . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . .. .. . .. . . . . ... 243
27. RosEs FARM IN BROOMFIELD. 'J3y J. IJobree No1·wood, ... 251
28. REl'O:R'l' (1888) ON. DISCOVERIES IN THE CRYPT OF CAN-
• • ·T:Ell.B1JRY CA.TlIEDRA.L. By Canons Routled,ge a,nd Scott .
Robe1•tson, and Dr. Slieppard .......... .................... •.•• 253
29. StJRGICAL REPORT ON A SKELETON FOUND IN TRE CRYPT
OF 9ANTERBURY 0ATHEDR:A,L (1888). By W. Pugin ,
• Tli01·nton .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . 257
80. FouNDATIONs oF TB.E S.u:oN CATHEDRAL O:iiunoH A'l'
RooHESTER. By the Rev. Grevile M. Li,vett (Minor
. Oanon and ·P1·ecentor) .......................... ................ 261
31. ST. P AUL's Cn.A.Y OJIUROH. • By Major .A.if-red Heales, F.S . ..A. 279
32. SJ:IELDWICH Onunon. By Canon Scott Robe1·tson ....... , .... 288
83. DARTFORD ANTIQUITIES (BRITISH, RoM4N, . AND SAX.ON).
By 1J'. 0. J. Spurrell : . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 304
34. CRAYFORD On'cmo:e:. By Major A.lfi·ed Heales, P.S . .LJ..... 819
85. ON Hu:MAN· REMAINS IN THE O:aYPT OF lIYTHE OH.unc}:[.
By tl:ie Rev. T. Gwppy Hall, H..4. . ... n ................. .. 833
36. AlisTRACTS OF THE li'EET OF FINES FOR KENT, temp.
EDWARD III. Part I. By James Gree71,Street ............ 887
37. O1tERITO'N CHURCH. By Canon Scott Robe1·tson ... .-. .. . . . . . 353
38. BEXLEY : THE CRUR(JH, IliLL PLAOE, .A.ND BLENDON. . By
Canon Scott :Robe1·tson . . . .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. . 869
39. DARTFORD ·oHuRcR (1IoLY T:arniTi). • By Canon Scott
Robertson ..... .......................... : . .. . . . . . . . .. . . .. . . . . . . . . . 883
40. Ho:asJIA.l'>I: MANOR IN U Pcnuncii:. By Canon Scott Ro~
bertson ... ........................... .................. • ............ ; .. 899
41. RYTHE CnunoR (ST. LEONA.RD). By Canon Scott Ro- .
be1•tson ........................ ............. ........ ·... . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.-03
42. S..i.i.Twoon CHURCH. By Canon Scott Robe1·tson . .. . . . . . . . .. 421
48. JOSEPH HA.TOH, 'l'HE. BELLFOUNDER, AND Ros.Es FAR}:[.
By Canon Scott Robertson . . .. .. .. .. . . .. . . .. .. . .. .. . .. .. . .. . . . 483
44s LYMNE CASTLE AND Onuiio:s:. BY. Canon Scott Robertson 486
45. COBHAM ·ooLLEGE. By Canon Scott :Robertson ...... .... : .... 447
46. N<>T~~.Es o~ Bo_o~s. By Canon Scott Robertson ... ........ : 451
ILL US T RAT I O N S.
1. Plan of Richhorough Farms (shewing excavations made in
1887) ................................................ , ..... to face 7
2. Roman Relics of Btonze, found at Rieb borough in 1887
. ~fan 8
3. Roman Fictile Vessels and Fragments, found at Richborough
in 188'7, during the Society's excavations
. • to/ace 11
4. Coin of Constantin us III., found at Rich.borough............ • '76
5. Early Fresco of the twelfth century, in St. Anselm's Chapel,
Canterbury'Cathed.ral ............................ ..... toJaae 172
6. Two Views of a Roman Statuette 0£ Bronze, found at
Frindsbury .................................. .............. to face 189
7. Roman Relics found near . Quarry House, Frindsbury
• toface 190
8. :Roman Bowl of Samian Ware, found at Rochester ... to face 193
9. Archeedn the old Moat 0£ Rochester Caatle ......... to face 197
10. :Perspective View 0£ Arches in Rocheste1· Castle Moat
• • · to/ace 198
11. Plot, -0r Plan, of Rochester 1,..D. 171 '7 .................. to face 200
12. Two Views 0£ Remains of a :Roman Statue, found at DoYer
tofaae 202
13. Roman Vessels, found at Dover ............... ......... tofaoe 203
14. Roman Vessell!, found at Buckland (near Dover) ... to face 204
15. Bronze Ligula, found at Dartford ........ , ........... . on page 206 •
16. Roman Intaglio Ring, found at Milton by Sittingboutne
• • • • • on pa.qe 201
17. Portrait 0£ .Archdeacon Philip Stubbs .................. to face 285 .
18. Three Book· -Plates ·of the Stubbs Family (.A..D. 1'700; •
1762; 1882) ......... .................................... toface 288
19. :Monumental Slab in the Church at Boughton-Bleau to face 242
20; Skeleton formed •from Bones in· a Stone Coffin in the Crypt
of Canterbury Cathedral ... ........ .... .. , ..... ; ...... to face 257
21. Five Views 0£ the Skull, foUlld in the Crypt of Canterbury
Cathedral (by some supposed to be that of Archbishop
Thomas Becket; by others to be that 0£ Archbishop •
Anselm) .......................................... ......... to face 259
22. Rochester Cathedral Church, Plate I. ; • Ground Plan 0£
the W·est Front, shewing Foundations ·of the· Sa:x:on
Church ....... ;.; ................. ...... ............ ...... ... to face 261
28. Rochester Cathedral, ".Plate II. ; Details of Discoveries at
the west end of the Nave in 1889 ................... ; . to face 264
viii ILL USTRA.TIONS.
l'.I.OB
24. Perspective View of St. Paul's Cray Church from the
Road ........................... ........................... to f ace 279
25. Plan of St. Paul's Cray Church ....... .. ; .............. to face 280
26. Responds No. I (western) and No. 2 (eastern), in St.
Paul's Cray Church .................. .................. to face 281
27. Crossed Coffin Slab and Sections of Mouldings, in St.
Paul's Cray Church ............... ... . ................. to face 282
28. Exterior of Sheldwich Church from the East ......... to face 288
29. Rose Window in East Gable of the Nave of Sheldwich
Church ..................... ............... .................. toface 289
30. Monumental Brass of Richard atte Lese (ob. 1894) and
Dionisia his wife .................. .................. ... to face 290
31. Monumental Brasses of Joane Mareys (ob. 1481) and of
Jobn Cely (ob. 1426) and Isabella bis wife .... .. to face 291
32. Map of Country arouud Dartford, with ancient sites
marked by]'. O. J. Spurrell ... .................. ...... to face 807
33. Works at Lesnes, Kent . . . .. . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . . . . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . .. 310
34. Plan of Tide-walls at Littlebrook .•.. . .. .. . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. . .. . . . 811
35. Cup-shaped Brooch, found at Darenth .. . . .. .. . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . 315
36. Plan of Crayford Cburch .......... ........ ... ..... .... ... to face 320
37. Sections of Mouldings of Nave .Arcade, Crayford Church 322
38. Interior of Crayford Church ......... .................. ... to face 822
39. Cheriton Church-East Wall of Tower (Pre-Norman)
toface 353
40. Interior of Oheriton Church ............... ............... to face 354
41. Monumental Brasses in Cheri ton Church ............ to face 356
42. Three Effigies of Stone in Cheri ton Church ......... to face 35'7
48. Cheri ton Church from the South-west .................. to face 360
44. Bexley Church (in 1889 : after its Restoration) ...... to face 369
45. Monumental Brass (with Horn) in Bexley Church ... toface 373
46. Bexley Church, in 1882, before its Resto1·ation ... ... to face 877
47. Two Views 0£ the Exterior of Dartford Church ...... to face 383
48. Interior of Dartford Church .............................. to face 384
49. Monumental Bra~s for Richa.rd Martyn (ob. 1402) and
wife ................. ........................................ to face 3817
50. Inscription on Monumental J3rass 0£ Katryn Budton (ob.
1496) ........... , .............. . ... ..................... ... to face 389
51. Two Views of Hythe Church (St. Leonard) ... ...... to face 405
52. Vaulted Processional Way, with Human Bones, at Rythe
Church ................................................... to face 407
53. Interior of Hythe Church, dedicated to St. Leonard to face 408
54. Ancient Chest and Font in Saltwood Church ........ . to face 421
55. Monumental Brass of Thomas Brackbill (ob. 1437) to face 422
56. Monumental Brasses in Saltwood Church of John Verieu
(ob. 1370) and Dame .Anne Muston (ob. 1496) ... to face 423
57. Lymne, Kent. South side of the Castle-farm, and of the
Church ............... ...................... ........... ...... toface 486
58. Lymne Church and Castle, North side ............ ...... to face 488
59. Dobham College; .Ancient Fireplace in the Hall . ... to face 447
1. The Society shall consist of Ordinary Membets and Honorary
Members. . •1 • t
2. The affairs of the Society shall be conducted by a Counc1 cons1s •
ing of tbe President of the Society, tbe Vice-P1·esidents, the Honorary
Secretary, and twenty-four Members elected out of the gener~l bodJ; of
the Subscribers : one-fomth of tbe latter shall go out annttally ut rotation,
but sball nevertl1eless be re-eligible; and sucb ~etirlng and t~e new e!ection
shall take place at the Annual General Meeting: but any intermediate
vacancy, by death or reth-ement, among the elected Co~ncil, s~nll be fi!led
up either at the General Meeting or at the next Counc~ Meetmg, _whichever
shall first happen. Five Members of the Council to constitute a
quol'Um.
3. The Council shall meet to transact the business of the Society on
the second Thursday in the months of March, June, September, and
December, and at any other time that the Secretary may deem it expedient
to call them togethe1·. The J"une Meeting shall always be held in
London; those of March, September, and December at Canterbury and
Maidstone altel'Ilately. :But the Council shall have power, if it shall
deem it advisable, at the instance of tbe President, to hold it!l Meetings
at other places within the county; and to alter the days of Meeting, or to
omit a Quarterly Meeting if it shall be found convenient.
4. At every Meeting of the Society or Council, the President, or, in
his absence,·the Chairman, shalt have a casting vote, independently of his
vote as a Member.
5. A General Meeting of the Society shall be held annually, in July,
August, or September, at some place rendered interesting by its antiquities
or historical associations, in the eastern and western divisions of the
county alternately, unless ·the Council, for some cause to be by them
-assigned, agree to vary this arrangement; the day ancl place of meeting
to be appointed by the Council, who shall have the power, at the instance of
the President, to elect some Member of the Society connected with tlte
district in which the meeting shall be held, to act as Chnirman of such
Meeting. At the said Genernl Meeting, antiquities shall be exhibited,
and pape1·s rend on subjects of archa:iologicnl interest. The accounts of
the Society, having been previously- allowed by the Auditors, shall be
presented; the Oounoil, through tl1e Secretary, shall make a Repo1·t on
the state of the Society; and the Auditors and the six new Memben of
• the Council for the ensuing year shall be elected.
6. . The. Annual General Mee.ti~g shall have powe1· to make such
nlter~tlons in the ~ules as the mnJOl'lty of Members present may approve:
provided that notice of any contemplated alterations be given, in w1·iting,
to the ~onorarY: Secretary, befo1·e J~ne the ~st in the then current year,
to be la1d by h_1m before the Counc~ at thew next Meeting; provided,
also, that the said contemplated alterations be specifically set out in the
notices summoning the Meeting, at least one month before the day
appointed for H. . •
"/ ._ • . ~ . Special -General Meeting may be summoned, on the . written
1·eqms1t1on of seven Membe1·s, or of t11e l?resident or two Vioe~Presiclents
,vbic~ roust specify the ~l1bject intended to be b;ought forward at sucl~
Meeting; and such subJect alone can then be considered.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.
s. Candidates for admission must be proposed by o_ne Me!llber of the
Society, and seconded by another, and be ba~oted for, 1f requue?, at any
Meeting of the Council, or at a General Meeting, one black ball in :five to
exc9l.u deE. ach Ol'dinary Member shall pay an An~ua1 su b scri•p t i'o n of T en
Shillings, due in advance on the 1st of January m each yea1·; or _£_6 may
at any time be paid in lieu of future subscripti?ns, as a composition for
life. Any Ordina-ry Member shall pay, on election, an entranc~ fee of Ten
Shillings, in addition to his Subscription, whethe~ An,nual or _Lif~. Every
Mernbel' shall be entitled to a copy of the Society s l'ubhcat1ons; but
none will be issued to any Member whose Subscl'iption is in arrear. The
Council may 1·emove from the List of Subscribers the name of any Member
whose Subscription is two years in arrear, if it be certified to them
that a w1·itten application for payment bas been made by one of the
Sec1·et1n-i.es, and uot attended to within a month from the time of application.
10. A.ll Su.b~ci.:i.pU.on~ and Donations ate to be paid to the Bankers of
the Society, or to one of the Secretaries. . • u. All Life Compositions sball be vested in Government Securities,
in tbe names of fom· Trustees, to be elected by the Council. The interest
only of such funds to be used fo1· the 01·dinarv purposes of the Society. rn. No cheque shall be drawu except by order of .the Council, and
evel'Y cheque sha11 be signed by two Members of the Council and the
Hono:ra1-y Secretary. .
13. The President and Secretary, on any vacancy, shall be elected by
a General Meeting of the Subsc1-i.bers. •
14i Members of either House of '.Pai·liament, who are landed propl'i.
etors of the county or residents therein, shall,. on becoming Members
of the Society, be placed on the list of Vice~Presidents, and with them
sucb other pe~sons as the· Society may elect to that office. •
15. The Oounoil shall lrnve power to elect, without ballot on the
nomination of two Membe1·s, any lady who :may be desirous of becoming
a Membel' of the Society. • · •
16. The. Council shall have :power to appoint as Honorary Members ·
any perso11 likely to promote ~he. mterests of the Society. • Such H011orary
Member n?t to pay any sub.scr1pt1on1 and not to have the right of voting at
any Meetings of the Society; but to have all the other p1·ivileges of
·Members. .
17. The Council shall have power to appoint any Member Honoraiy
. Local.~ecretary fo1· th~ town or district wherein he may reside, in order
to fa~il1tate the c?llect1on of accm·ate info1·mation as to objects and discoveries
of lo~al interest, and for tbe receipt of subscriptions. .
~8 •. _Meetings fo1·. the ym-pose o~ reading papers, the exhibition of
ant1qmt1es, o~ the d1scuss1on of sub3ects connected therewith shall be
held at such tim~s and :places _as the Council may appoint. '
19, The Society shall avoid all subjects of reliiious or political controversy.
• .
~.o. The Secretary. shall keep a reco1·d of the proceedings of the
Soo1ety, to be commumcated to tl:ie Members at tlie General Meetings.
( xii )
HONOR.A.RY LOCAL SECRET.A.RIES.
J. D. NORWOOD, EsQ. . . . . . . • . • A:tlifonl.
»lacltbeatb anlr iLe1lli11bam IDisstth:t. .
MR. w. ESSINGTON HUGliEB • • . • • • uo Wai-tlou,· St,·eet, w.
\IStoinle!.! il!li11ttid.
O.EClli BRENT, ESQ,, F.S.A. . • . • . • • Palaoe 0-i•ove, B1•01nloy.
Rlilv. H. G. RoLT
W. T. NEVE, EsQ.
c.!tantetbllt!! m,11trid.
• { Saaoinbe Lodge, Ha1•0Ze-
• • • • • • • • do1vn, Oante·1•lnwy.
(ll'.tanfltooft 1Di11tcict.
• . • . . • • (J1•a1ib1•oolt.
ilBadfotll IH11Md.
R. W. CR.t.DOCK, ESQ. . , , . . . . Bel.vcde1•c, .Kent.
meal anb Balmet lli11Mtt.
{
0-i•eat Mongeliam BectQ1·y,
REV. J. BJlANFILL HARRISON • • • • • • .Deal.
illlobet mt11ttitt.
EDWARD FERRA.ND .ASTLlllY, ESQ., M.D. Mari,w Pa,•ade, Dove,r.
,:If abet11f,ant iiillttitt.
B'. F. GIRA.UD, ESQ. . . . . . . . . , . Favci•~luw~.
§0Ute11tone ~i11ititt.
WM . . WIGl3'.TWlOJC, ESQ. . . • . . . . . Folkestone.
QJ;fabtllelllr iDillti:i.ct.
G, M. ARNOLD, EsQ. . . . . . . . Milton Hall, 0-i·avesena.
H. B. MA.OKESON, EsQ. l:Tytlw.
ilonltou,
Mn. W. EsSINGTON Humrns . . . . 140 Wa1·dt1U1• Sti•oct, w.
jllllaill11toue iDis!ttict.
MR. FREDElUOK BUNY~D • • • . • • .- • 29 Week St1•cot, Maidstoiw .
.Malling iDilltcict.
Mlss DUDLOW • • • • . . . . . . . . . West lt1alling.
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WM. JNO. MllJROER, EsQ. . . . . . . . I21Jfa1•ine Tc1·1·aco, Mai•gate.
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KENYON W. WiLx.IEl, EaQ. . . . . . . . ElUngtm~, Rat111$gato.
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A.. A., A.RNOLU, EsQ. . . . . . . . The Pracinots, RoolwBtm•,
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REV, W. F. SHA.W ' . . . . . . . East,,y.
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GEORGE F. CARNELL, EsQ. . . . . . . • • SevenoaltS.
Jo:a:N CoPLAND, EsQ.
G. E. E LLIOTT, ESQ,
J, ELLIS MA.OE, ESQ,
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CHARLES WATSON POWELL, ESQ. , • • • • • Wells.
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J. BOARD, EsQ. . . . . . . . . . . . . Westerlta111,.
SOCIETIES I N. UNION.
Fol' Intei·chanoe of Publications, etc.
The Society of Antiquaries, Bwrlingtrn~ House, Piooadilly, W'. . • •
The RoyalArch~ological Institute of Great Britain, 17 Orofo1'tl, 11f01JiSW1LS, ()_.cf01•a, ..
IJt,·cet, W.
The British Archreological Association, 32 ~olwille St1•cct, PiocadiWy, w.
The Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, JJJili-nlnwglt. •
The .Architectural Museum, 18 1.111/ton St1•oct, Wcst11iinsta1·, s.w.
The Numismatic Society, 22, Albe?IIM'lfl St1·cet, w.
The London and Middlesex. Archreological Society, 8 .DMws.I1i1t, St1•ana, w.o.
Thi? Historic Society of Oheshire and Lancashire (R . .IJ. lla
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