INDEX TO VOLUME III.
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Essex Field Club, Annual Meeting, 38 ;
Annual Report of Council, 38, 40;
Officers and Council for 1889, 38;
Hon-Members elected, 38, 87; Cryp-
togamic Meeting, 232 ; Meetings at
Brentwood, South Weald, &c., 208;
at Burnham, Southend, &c, 277 ; at
Chelmsford, 143 ; at Colchester, 156 ;
at Hatfield Forest and Hyde Hall,
225; at Ingatestone and Writtle
Park, 203 ; at Saffron Walden, 286 ;
at Walton Naze, 230; Ordinary
Meetings, 38, 87, 154, 159, 164, 207,
227, 230, 234, 235, 236, 281,
291; Tea Fund, 39; Treasurer's
accounts for 1888, 272.
Euchloe cardamines, Dwarf Form of, in
Epping Forest, 170.
Falconry in Essex, 207.
Farnham, Blocks of Conglomerate
from, 89.
Felstead, Mollusca of Shell-marl, occur-
ring at, 11 ; supposed Earthquake at,
88.
Fifty Years Ago in Essex, 27.
Fishes of Essex, paper read, 162.
Fitch, E.A., Albino Rabbit at Haze-
leigh, 25 ; Christopher Parsons' Col-
lections, 55 ; Colias hyale and C.
edusa at Maldon and Hazeleigh,
122 ; Falconry in Essex, 207 ; Great
Weever Hooked in Blackwater, 188 ;
Another Essex Gullery, 188 ; Heavy
Red-legged Partridge, 247; Histori-
cal Notices of Short-eared Field Vole,
and Short-eared Owl in Essex, 178;
Presidential Address, 38, 95 ; Raven
in Essex, 219; Rough-legged Buz-
zard at Birdbrook, 39 ; Salmon-trout
and Carp at Maldon, 35 ; Seal in
Blackwater, 122; Snakes, Immense
Congregation of, at Ashingdon, 170 ;
Story of Maldon Red-breasted Goose,
35 ; White-fronted Goose at Tilling-
ham, 25.
Fitch, E. A., and W. Cole, Notes on
Results of Exploration of Red-hill,
near Burnham, 163.
Flint Implements from Leyton, 235;
from Walton Naze, 159.
Flints from Saffron Walden, Peculi-
arities of, 295.
Flowering Plants, from neighbourhood
of Colchester, 222 ; of Epping Forest,
235 ; of Saffron Walden, 274.
Flowers, Abnormal, of Lilium and
Fuchsia, 292.
Foraminifera and Diatoms from Oyster
Beds of Essex Coast, 162.
Fossil Skeleton at Tilbury, 90.
Forster, Frank. Birds Nesting in
neighbourhood of Leigh (paper read),
281.
Fowlness, 939, 279.
French, J., on Mollusca of Shell-marl
at Felstead, II.
Fryerning, Church, Mr. Chancellor's
Notes on, 205 ; Minute Perforations
in Ancient Pottery, from, 142.
Fungi, Hymenomycetal of Epping
Forest, with Catalogue of Species,
248.
Fungus Foray, 232.
Geology of Brentwood, 208-13 ; of
Chelmsford, with List of Mollusca
from Alluvium at Roxwell, 171 ; of
Essex, List of Works, 61; of London
and Thames Valley, by Whitaker,
90, 214; of Maldon and Blackwater
Estuary, III ; of South Essex, 214 ;
of Walton Naze, 230-2.
Geological Photography, 207.
Gibbs, John, Abnormal Form of
Campanula, 168.
Gilberd, Dr., Use of the Word "Elec-
tricity," 165 ; Visit to Tomb at Col-
chester, 156.
Goose, Red-breasted, story of the
Maldon, 35 ; White-fronted, decoyed
at Tillingham, 25
Greatheed, W., exhibits Shells from
Shell-bed at Burnham and Estuary
of Thames, 39.
Gull, Little, at West Mersea, 170.
Gullery, another Essex, 188.
Hadleigh Castle, visit to, 283 ; Plants
at, 284.
Hadstock, visit to, 290 ; Dane's skin
on Church door, 290, 292.
Hallingbury Church, 226; Little, dis-
covery of urns at, 226.
Harting, J. E.. Hawks and Hounds
in Essex in the olden time, 189 :
Marten at Chingford, 271.
Harwich, Spotted Red-shank near, 243.