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Thursday, November 24th, 1898
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 10 May 2010
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page 213 note * No. 1=2½0, 2=7½0, 3=12½0, 4=160, 5=200, 6=250, 7=300, 8=350, 9=400, 10=450, 11=500, 12=550.
page 214 note * Vol. ii. 789.
page 215 note * 1st ed. 1860 p. 276.
page 215 note † 5th ed. p. 38, fig. 48.
page 215 note ‡ Vol. iv. 226.
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page 218 note * The nearest outcrop of chalk is probably that at Fox Hill, about a quarter of a mile distant from Millfield.
page 220 note * Proceedings, 2nd S. i. 70–77.
page 220 note † Archæologia Cantiana, xiii. 122–126.
page 221 note * 2nd S. xii. 259.
page 223 note * The tower north of this has been wantonly destroyed sinee this paper was read.—W. H. St. J. H.