Contents and Illustrations, Volume 112

Contents

• Frontispiece 1993
  i
• Contents and Illustrations
  ii
• Annual Report
  lviii
• The population of Victorian and Edwardian Kent. By W.A. Armstrong
  1
• William Stukeley, the Kit's Coty Houses and his coves: A note. By Paul Ashbee
  17
• Finances and government of Canterbury early to mid-nineteenth century. By F.H. Panton
  25
• Cockham Wood Fort. By Victor T.C. Smith, B.A.
  55
• Country banks and economic development in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries: The case of the Margate bank. By K.J. Lampard
  77
• Kentish Rag and other Kent building stones. By Bernard C. Worssam and Tim Tatton-Brown
  93
• Rochester Cathedral: The north choir aisle and the space between it and 'Gundulf's' Tower. By J. Philip McAleer
  127
• A question of identity? The column figures on the west portal of Rochester Cathedral. By S. Bliss
  167
• Thomas Rolff: An examination of the structure of society within the Kentish High Weald based upon the study of a fifteenth-century parish clerk. By J.H. Moon
  193
• Seal, Kemsing and Ightham - 1560 to 1650. By Jean Fox, C.Eng., F.B.C.S.
  213
• An Anglo-Saxon case of hyperostosis frontalis interna. By Trevor Anderson, M.A.
  253
• Franciscan lectors at Christ Church Cathedral Priory, Canterbury, 1275-1314. By Fr. Michael Robson
  261
• History of the demesne farm at Appledore from contemporary building records. By Mary Adams, B.Sc.
  283
• The early Derings. By Philip H. Blake
  299
• St. Mary's, Dover, monumental inscriptions. By Kathleen Hollingsbee and Martyn C. Webster
  309
• The first hundred years of Quakerism in Kent. By Gillian Draper, Dip.Loe.Hist.
  317
• The 1566 survey of the Kent coast. By J.M. Gibson
  341
• Interim report on work carried out in 1993 by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust
  355
• Researches and discoveries in Kent
  405
• Reviews
  423
• Obituaries
  439
• General Index
  443
• Accounts for the year ended 31st December 1992
  lviii