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- Contents Pages
- Part 1, 1968
- Archaeological finds in the City of London, 1965-6 - Guildhall Museum
- The Middlesex bibliography - Arthur H Hall
- Note on Newgate Prison - Nellie J M Kerling
- Eighteenth-century fieldwork in London and Middlesex: some unpublished drawings by William Stukely F Celoria & B W Spencer
- Some discoveries in the City of London, 1954-9 Peter - R V Marsden
- The Improved Industrial Dwellings Company - John Nelson Tarn
- Part 2, 1969
- Archaeological finds in the City of London, 1966-8 - Guildhall Museum
- A Roman site at Clapham - H J M Green
- Did Wren design Terrace House, Battersea Frank - T Smallwood
- The Roman pottery industry of London - Peter Marsden
- Two native bronzes of the Roman period from London in the Nicholson Museum, Sydney - J V S Megaw
- The brasses of Middlesex, Part 13: Harlington - H K Cameron
- A human cremation burial from Hendon - Brian Robertson
- A remarkable alignment of London churches - H R Ambler
- Edwin Chadwick and the first large-scale Ordnance Survey of London - Ida Darlington
- Part 3, 1970
- Archaeological finds in the City of London, 1966-9 - Guildhall Museum
- An investigation of Roman road no. 167 - Brian Robertson
- A seventeenth-century hospital matron: Margaret Blague Nellie - J M Kerling
- Documentary evidence for the medieval fabric of St Mary’s parish church, Willesden - Laurence Keen
- Local, metropolitan and national history - Philip D Whitting
- A London mystery solved - R Merrifield