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Surreyarchaeologicalcollections S UR R E Y RELATING TO T HE N H I ST O R Y A N D A T IQUI TI E S O F TH E COUNT Y. PUB LISHED BY f D l fl u ' Y . L O N D O N 3 firiu tzb fig gamm a 01 0 . gimitt b, fat THE SURREY ARCHE OLOGICAL SOCIETY , E G I . CASTL ARCH , U LDFORD PUBLICA TIONS O F T HE SOCIETY. S e ar a te Co ies most o the ollowin ca n be o bta ined o n a lica tion to the ( p p of f f g , pp Honor a r S ecr eta r a t the r ic es s ta ted y y, p . ) d s . C es o f th e Ch al n all- a n n on l ar e a er 2 6 opi do W P i ti g , g p p ’ o r le down in 1 1 6 Le Keu x s E ngr aving of H s y 590 . Th e B ar ker D ee d 2 6 n o f al m n b R P N VI F A re r n e fr m Th e C r r a G . o po tio od o i g , y AL H E LL , S ( p i t d o Vol X IX o f th e Co llect i o ns in a er c er s 2 6 . ), p p ov Catalogue o f Books 1 n th e Library o f th e Surrey A rch aeologi cal Society 0 6 ’ s o lle t i ons a r s a nd II nl e h 5 0 Vo l . I I o f t he Soc e C c ( 1 n a er c ers ac i ty P t I o y) , p p ov , III n 1 n cl h 1 0 0 Vo l . bou d ot ar s II an d I II nl 1 n r ach 7 6 Vol . VII ( a e c ers e P t o y) p p ov , ‘ r ers 20 O ' Vo l 1 5 0 Vo l . in a e c 1 n i n cl h VIII , p p ov , XX , bou d ot * ‘ Vol 20 0 Vo l . X XI 1 5 0 . IX 1 ‘ ' V 1 5 0 Vol 20 0 o l . X 1 XXII * ' V l 1 5 0 l X I 20 O o . Vo . 1 XXIII ‘ ' Vol X II 20 0 Vo l . 1 5 0 . 1 XXIV ‘ - 1 0 V I 20 0 Vo l . 5 ol . XII 1 XXV ‘ Vo l 1 5 0 XIV 20 0 . Vo l . ! XXVI 1 5 0 Vol n i n cl h I 5 0 Vo l . 1 . XV, bou d ot f XXVII ' 1 5 0 VI 1 5 0 Vol . 1 Vo l . X f XXVIII v l 1 5 0 l 1 5 0 o . o t XVII tV . XXIX ' 1 5 0 - 1 5 0 Vol o l . 1 . XVIII 1 V XXX 1 5 0 Vol . X IX 1 5 O o l I t fV . XXX l I II ar IV V ar I are o f r n . s. ( ) , , , I an d VII ( ) , Vo , P t III V , P t out P i t T Mem 0 m b er s 1 5 . o b ers, 1 58. fTo Me , C oth Co ers for Bind n m a be h ad on a cat on to t h e Hon. Sec . Pr ce l s. each . l v i g y ppli i i , E x r a t Vo m I . lu e, N o. A CA L E N D A R O F T H E F E E T O F F I N E S E IN TO THE O O OM THE R LAT G C UNTY F SURREY, FR SEVENTH YEAR OF RICHARD I TO THE END O F THE EI O E VII R GN F H NRY . E rac e an d E e b F NK B LE W B A . xt t d dit d y RA . IS , 1 3 3 8 vf i z P r e a ce i— — — 81 0 . v a l n da 1 2 I nd x 23 3 3 C e r 23 e 3 8. , pp . , , f , , r t o M m s - P ce e b er 73 . 6d . bou n d i n c ot h Non Mem b ers 1 0 s. d t to . i , , l , , i “ R e r i nt ed r om u r r e A r h x olo i a l o ll e t io ns p f S y c g c C c . T H E C H U R C H P L A T E F S E Y O U R R , R B e v . T A . C P E R M . F A . O O S . y S , . , . h er 5 0 la es an d h r ll s r a n s Wit ov p t ot e i u t tio . 3 9 vf iz P r e a c e i— t a — n — 9, . f , Ca lo u e 1 3 66, I dex 3 67 3 83 . , xvi g — NOTE. Th s r e r n consists of 75 e ies on o f wh ch 5 c 2 are rese n at on c 0 ies. Pr ce z l s net i p i t p ly , i p t i p i . b o u n d in c lot h . W A V E R L E Y A B B E Y , B H L A A O D B R K PEAR F . S S . y AR , h l ar e r n l n n n h r Ill ra n G a i c l r s 1 9 l a es a d e s s. Wit g ou d P o ou , P t , ot u t tio 8vo 1 9 f z P r e a e i— ex — I n dex 9 — 1 0 1 . 0 vi . f c T t 1 96 7 . , p , , viii , , P r ce 1 0 s 6d. n et b ou n d in c o th . i . , l R e r in d r o r A r ae o i ca l l lect io ns p t e f m S u r ey ch log Co . T H E L B E H E A T R E G O T . h n m er s la es. r ce in a er c ers 5 8. Wit u ou p t P i , p p ov , S C H E D U L E O F S U R R E Y A N T I U IT I E Q S . h n m l s r i er s a e . ce n a er c ers 3 3 6d Wit u ou p t P i p p ov , . I h E I ocm r r es res to be [Th e COUNC L of t e SURREY ARCH OLOG CAL S d i it distinctly un derstood th at it is not responsible fo r any statem ents o r opinions h I th e A h rs o f th e se eral C m m n ca ns e n expressed in t e COLLECT ONS ; ut o v o u i tio b i g alone accountable for th e sam e . ] E F L ME CON T NT S O V O U X X X II . PAGE Re o r of r cee n s at Cas le A rch G l f r on Ma l oth 1 9 1 9 p t P o di g t , ui d o d , y , Li st of Mem bers S c e es &c. in Un n o i ti , , io Librar ies xxxh A RTICLES nsf l nd i rs B Can n S . L . O L LAB D . Continu ed r om D u o d a ts Recto . y o ( f Vo l . XXXI) ’ In en r es of A s H s al G l f r 1 70 9 1 73 1 1 778 1 792 1 820 v to i bbot o pit , ui d o d 25 . B P I IP P 1 8 y H L ALMER Two B anstead Recoveri es ( 1 468 and 1 5 1 7) and a Fine (1 573 ) By S ir HENRY LAM B ERT M n m l in m l b M s o f en a rasses S r re . C e I A Li t o u t B u y o pi d y LL . A . on tinu ed r om Vo l . 63 E P B F S . A . C ST HENSON , . , ( f XXXI) r and h a l o f a h l N es on h r H s and Th e C ypt C pe L m bet Pa ace . ( ot t ei i tory A rch ec re B P I IP M I W I J F S .
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