vi INDEX TO VOLUME III.
Chelmsford, Geology of, 171 ; Visit to
Museum, 153 ; Natural Hist. and
Philosophical Society, Rules of, 155 ;
Old Chelmsford, 143.
Christy, Miller, on Alluvial Deposit
in Cann Valley 1 ; on Pure and Cross-
bred Buffaloes, 155 ; Reported
Breeding of Scops Owl in Essex, 17.
CHRISTY, R. W., Geology of Chelms-
ford and List of Mollusca from Allu-
vium at Roxwell, 155, 171 ; Unusual
Solar Phenomenon, 94.
Clarke, Joseph, on Bartlow Hills,
288 ; on Plants peculiar to Essex and
on some Plants of Saffron Walden,
274.
Clarke, Joshua, Collections of Hum-
ming Birds, &c., 291.
Clay, Upper, of Walton Naze, 223.
Clearings in Epping Forest, 164-5-6.
Cockle Industry at Leigh, 283.
Coel-Helena Legend, 161-2.
Colchester, visit to Castle, 156; dis-
covery of Celtic Urns at, 116; Flower-
ing Plants growing in neighbourhood
of, 222 ; Meeting at, 156.
Cole, B. G., Colias in Essex in 1889,
93.
Cole, H. A., Cat killing and eating
Stoat, 93.
Cole, W., An addition to Epping Forest,
57 ; exhibits catalogue of Jekyll's
MSS., 160; exhibits natural flint
simulating a celt, 235 ; Pottery from
Sible Hedingham, 236 ; minute per-
forations on ancient pottery from
Fryerning, 142.
Cole, W., & A. E. Fitch, Results of
examination of a Red Hill near
Burnham, 163.
Coleoptera, Notes on rarer in Colchester
district, 163.
Colias in Essex in 1889, 93 ; C. edusa
in Essex, 198 ; C. hyale and C. edusa
at Maldon and Hazeleigh, 122.
Colne, White-beaked Dolphin in, 169.
Conglomerate, Large Blocks of, at
Farnham, 89.
Cooke, M. C., Fungi collected in
Epping Forest, 234 ; Hymenomy-
cetal Fungi of Epping Forest, with
Catalogue of Species, 248.
Crane, Occurrence of, in Essex, 202.
Crag Fossils, in Saffron Walden Mu-
seum, 290; Mr. Browne's collection
of, 232.
Crow-stone, The, 282.
Crouch river, Delta of, 278.
Crouch, W., exhibits Testacella halio-
tidea, 39 ; Sand-grouse in Essex, 92.
Cygnets, hatching of, 115.
Danbury, A Happy Family at, 247.
"Dane-land" of Essex, 279,
Dalton, W. H., Fowlness, 239;
Alluvial Deposit in Cann Valley, 9 ;
Geology of Chelmsford, 177; Geo-
logy of Essex, list of works on, 61;
Shell-marl at Felstead, 15; Upper
Clay at Walton-Naze, 223
Deilephila galii bred from Osey
Island larva, 292.
"Deserted Village "of Goldsmith, 155.
Destruction of Ancient Monuments in
Essex, 199 ; of Game and so-called
Vermin, 116.
Diptera, Collecting, paper on, read,
236.
Dolphin, White-beaked, in River Colne,
169.
"Doodle Oak" in Hatfield Forest, 225.
Downes, A. H., Lecture on Bacteria.
Drift, Deep Channel of in Cam
valley, 140.
Dureant, E., Lecture on Bees, 87.
Earthquake, of 1884, probable under-
ground effect of, 37, 166; supposed
slight shocks at Stebbing and Fel-
stead, 88.
Earthwork in Weald Park, 211.
"Electricity," Dr. Gilberd's use of the
word, 165.
Elliott, F. W., exhibits nests of
Vespa norvegica and V. germanica,
87.
Epping Forest, an addition to, 57;
dwarf form of Euchloe cardamines in,
170 ; inspection of portions of, 164-6 ;
Prionus coriarius in, 35, 198; Rubi
of, 20 ; unnecessary drainage of, 235.
Erratic Boulders in N.W. Essex, 182.
"Essex Calves," 93.
Essex, Fifty years ago, 27 ; One hun-
dred and Twenty years ago, 21.