• Cock-fighting in Northumberland and Durham during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. By George Jobey 1-25.
• The Design of Hadrian's Wall and its Implications. By P.R. Hill and B. Dobson. 27-52
• Loca by J.C. Mann 53-55
• Barcombe B, A Second Roman "Signal" Tower on Barcombe Hill. By D.J. Wooliscroft, S.A.M. Swain and N.J. Lockett. 57-62.
• The Gatehouse of Morpeth Castle, Northumberland. By Peter F. Ryder. 63-77
• Northumberland Divided: Anatomy of a Sixteenth-Century Bloodfeud. By Maureen M. Meikle. 79-89.
• The Castle of Ralph Fourth Baron Neville at Raby. By Malcolm Hislop. 91-97.
  The Cow Port at Berwick upon Tweed. By Peter Ryder. 99-116.
• The White Wall, Berwick-upon-Tweed. By M.C. Bishop. 117-119.
• On the most advantageous line: the Tyne-Solway Canal. By S.E. Thornthwaite. 121-138.
• Mrs. Gaskell and Newcastle. By P.J. Yarrow. 139-146.
• Del. et sculpt.: The Society's collection of engraved copper plates. By John Philipson. 147-152.

Obituary

• Professor George Jobey. By Norman McCord. 153-156.

Notes

• Armamentaria. By J.C. Mann 157-158.
• Sub-Roman Brooches from Roman Sites on the Northern Frontier. By Margaret E. Snape. 158-160.
• Querns at Fourstones. By E.W. Sockett. 160-161.
• A Further Note on the Haughton Paper Moulds. By John Philipson. 161-162.
• A Crop-Circle at Long Benton Industrial Estate. By George Jobey. 162-163.

Reviews

N. McCord North East History from the Air. By D. Peel 165; P. Austen Bewcastle and Old Penrith. By B. Dobson 165-166; T. Kearney Painted Red- A Social History of Consett 1840-1990. By John Philipson 167; W.R. Childes and J. Taylor The Anonimalle Chronicle 1307 - 1334. By C.M. Fraser 167-168; P. and R. Wallis et al. Mathematical tradition in the north of England. By John Philipson. 168; G.T. Meaden Circles from the Sky. and Goddess of the Stones. By Kevin Greene. 168-170.

Books Received: 170