Archaeologia Cantiana Vol. 52 - 1940 Index to Volumes 20 to 45 page 269

Lion and ball in heraldry, 28, 372. Lions-le-Forêt (Normandy), 36, 36, 37. Lipscomb, C. H., V. of Temple Ewell, 26, 180. Lisbon, sailing of Armada from, 21, 280. Lisle (Lyle), Henry, 24, 186; Lady, 34, 88; Lord, 38, 9, 12, 14; Governor of Calais, 34, 83; Reference to Grey Friars of Canterbury, 34, 85, 88; Samuel, archdeacon, 30, 244, 245; Viscount, see Plantagenet, Arthur; Sidney, Philip, Sidney, Roger; William de, 33, 74; —, Lord Commissioner, 20, 217. L’Isle and Dudley, Lord de, 21, 94. Lisna, see Erith. Lisney, Anne, 20, 20; John, 20, 20, 21; Judith, alias Wharton, 20, 21; Margaret, alias Collard, 20, 21; Thomas, 20, 21. Lister, Ralph, 27, 66. Liston, John, 23, 75. Liteprud, John, 34, 75. Little, A. G., The Grey Friars of Canterbury, 34, 79-85. Little, Henry, 25, 145; Robert, 29, 67, 69; William, 20, 12. Litilbey, John, see Letihey, John. Littlebourne (Burna, Burne), 20, 166; 25, 213, 218; lands in, 29, 213; Chapels, 29, 242; 45, 64; manor, 25, 210; 42, 10; rectory, 38, 32, 40; Chapels, see Religious Foundations. Littlebrook, 22, 258. Littlebourne Church, see Churches. Littlefield, see West Peckham. Littleford, Richard, priest, 41, 55; 43, 51, 63. Littlehales, Mr. H., 23, 54. Littleman (Litelman), Richard, V. of Seal, 20, 263. Little Moreton Hall, Cheshire, 27, 4. "Little Parliament," the, 21, 243. Littlestone, 43, 33; 45, 262, 270. Littleton, 22, 96. Littlewood (Litilwood, Litlewood, Litlwood, Lytilwode), Nicholas, 30, 101; 32, 94; Richard, 32, 140; Thomas, 32, 140; William, 30, 109.		Liudhard, see Letard. Liverpool, 20, xliii; Earl of, see Jenkinson, Charles, Jenkinson, Robert Banks. Livesey, pedigree of, 26, 327; arms, 26, 326; Anne, see Sondes, Anne; Elizabeth, see Berkeley, Elizabeth; Gabriel, 26, 326, 327; Sir Michael, 26, 326, 327; Robert, 26, 326, 327. Livett, G. M., Ashford Church, 26, 116-117; The architectural history of Great Chart Church, 26, 101-116; Crayford Church, 26, 51-78; The architectural history of High Halden Church, Kent, 26, 295-315; The architectural history of the church of St. Leonard, Hythe, 30, 273-308; West Hythe Church and the sites of churches formerly existing at Hythe, 30, 251-262; Lydd Church, 27, xlvii; 42, 61, 92; Lymne Church, an analytical study, 43, 221-239; Notes on the church of St. Margaret-at-Cliffe, 24, 175-180; A note on Minster Court and tripartite churches, 42, 225-227; Nettlestead Church, architectural notes, 28, 251-277; New Romney Church, St. Nicholas, 27, xlvii; Architectural notes on Patrixbourne Church, 28, 305-310; Postling Church : supplemental notes, 30, 199-202; Early Norman churches in and near the Medway Valley, 20, 137-154; 21, 260-272; Early Norman masonry at Maidstone, 24, 61, 91-95; The leaden font at Brookland, 27, xlvii, 255-261; Local mouldings, 26, 117-118; MediaevaI Rochester, 21, 17-72; 24, 9, 12, 15, 21, 22, 60, 94; 29, 147; Queningate and the walls of Durovernum, 45, 92-115; Whitfield alias Beuesfeld, 40, 141-158; Hackington Church, 44, 253; 23, xlix, li, 211, 212, 213, 216, 218, 249, 253, 268; 25, xli, lviii; Map of Rochester by, 25, lix; On Richborough Castle, 29, lxi; 22, lviii, 6, 10, 12, 15, 21, 24; Boley Hill, 41, 130, 132, 134; 43, 242, 249, 250; Local Building Stones, 26, 333, xxxiii, xxxviii, xxxix, xlii, 51, 101, 332; Analysis of Poll Tax of Rochester, 30, 9; Rochester Excavations, 24, 10; 28, lxxii; continued,
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