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INDEX TO VOLUME V.
Cole, W., "Assembling" of Geometer
Moths, 171 ; notes on Enclosure of
Sale Wood, 129 ; Meteorite of Nov-
ember 20th, 1887, 44 ; More Epping
Forest, 137; Spotted Eagles in Essex,
219.
Coleophora vibicigerella in Essex, 135.
Colne, Oyster Fishery, notes on, 257 ;
Sea Lamphrey in, 134.
Constable John, and Valley of the
Stour, 172.
Cooky's "Illustrations of British
Fungi," 136.
Council, Annual Report of, 35 ; new
members of, 31.
County Council, Deputation to, 34 ;
and Essex Field Club, 173.
Cranmer-Byng, Col. A. M., receives
the Club at Quendon Hall, 180.
Crouch River, A Day on the, 35, 145 ;
Luminous appearance of, 205 ;
Oysters and Mussels in, in 1891,
203 ; Rorquals in, 35, 124, 134.
Crouch, Walter, conducts at visit to
Hainault Forest, Barking Side, etc.,
183 ; exhibits distorted form of
Limnea palustris, 181 ; exhibits and
describes forms of invertebrate life,
131 ; Mollusca at St. Osyth Point and
at E. Mersea (note), 259 ! Notes on
a female specimen of Common Ror-
qual lately stranded near Burnham,
etc., 35, 124.
Cryptogamic Flora of Kelvedon, I.
Cryptogamic Meeting, Postponement
of 12th, 260.
DALTON, W. H.. Boulder-clay in Essex,
109, 133 ; Remarks on Mr French's
paper on Westleton Beds in N.W,
Essex, 217 ; on Fault at Wickham
Bishop, 204 ; on Undulations of
Chalk in Essex, 113.
Danbury, visit to, 205.
Day, A, on the Crouch River, 145.
Deputation to County Council, re
Technical Instruction, 34.
Diplotaxis tennifolia at St. Osyth Priory,
257.
Dipsacus sylvestris and D. pilosus, Notes
on their natural relationship, 233.
Dredging, in Crouch River, 145 ; in
the Orwell and Stour, 242.
Dunmow, Little, Well at, 216.
Eagles, Spotted, at Elmstead and Leigh,
218.
Earthworms of Essex, 193, 237 ; an
Appeal, 135.
Educational Value of Museums, 71.
Eel, voracious, 135.
Elmstead, Spotted Eagle at, 218.
Enock, F., Lecture on Hessian Fly, 263.
Epping Forest, More, 137 ; Rubi of,
additions and corrections, 189.
Essex, Bibliography of, 30, 263.
Essex, Boulder-clay in, 109, 133 ;
Range of Primrose and Bardfield
Oxlip in N.W., 120, 132 ; Vital
statistics for, 47, 132 ; Water Supply,
137 ; Westleton Beds in parts of
N.W., 210 ; Wild Swans in, no.
Essex Field Club, Eleventh Annual
General Meeting, 31 ; Amalgamation
with Chelmsford Museum, 32, 69 ;
Ramble from Chelmsford to Maldon,
205 ; and County Council of Essex,
173; Postponement of Twelfth
Annual Cryptogamic Meeting, 260 ;
Deputation to County Council, 34 ;
Geological Ramble around Chelms-
ford, 209; Meeting in Hainault
Forest District and Barking Side,
183 ; Meeting at Higham Park, 129 ;
Joint Meeting with Ipswich Scientific
Society at Ipswich and on Orwell
and Stour Rivers, 241 ; Local (Essex)
Museum, etc., 32, 69; Excursion
from Maldon to Chelmsford along
river, 247,; Meeting at Newport,
Quendon, etc., 178 ; Ordinary Meet-
ings, 31, 34, 129, 181, 185, 253, 256,
260, and 262 ; Report of Council for
1890, 31 ; Meeting at St. Osyth and
Brightlingsea, 254 ; Special Meet-