INDEX TO VOLUME V.
V
ings, 32 and 130 ; Technical Instruc-
tion Scheme, 33, 34 ; Treasurer's
Statement, 40.
Essex Worthies II., E. G. Varenne, 42 ;
III., Dr. William Gilbert, 50.
"Fairlop Oak," 183.
"Fault," the Wickham Bishop, 204.
February, a dry, 49.
Felstead, Ancient Pottery at, 205 ;
Lake Remains at (paper read), 262 ;
Uncommon Plants at, 136 ; new-
Well at, 204.
Fitch, E. A , A Day on the Crouch
River, 35, 145 ; conducts Meeting
on Chelmer River, 247 ; Notes on
History of Blackwater and Chelmer
Navigation, 248 ; Lepidoptera of
Essex, Part i., Butterflies, 74 ; on
Primula elatior in Essex, 132.
Flints, formation of (address), 182.
Flower, Prof. W. H., on Educational
Value of Museums, 71.
Gearies, Great, visited, 184; Little,
received at, by Mrs. Edenborough,
184.
Geology and Scenery of Club's Voyage
from Maldon to Chelmsford, 197.
Geological Ramble around Chelmsford,
209.
Geometer Moths, "Assembling" of, 171.
Gilbert, Dr. William, Founder of the
Science of Electricity, 50.
Glacial Formations near Chelmsford,
Notes on, 191.
Gravels, Hill, North of Thames, 204.
"Great Graces," visit to, 206.
Gulls, Sea, in London, 73.
Hainault Forest, visit to district, 183.
Harwich, Marine Algae and Flowering
Plants at, 263 ; Pied Flycatcher near,
68 ; visit to, 246.
Helices noticed near Newport, 180.
Hessian Fly (lecture upon), 263.
Higham Park, acquisition of, 137 ;
visit to, 129.
Highest land in Essex, 172.
Hill Gravels, north of Thames, 204.
Hippuris vulgaris, 172.
Holmes, E. M., Notes on Marine Algae
and Flowering Hants observed be-
tween Harwich and Dovercourt, 263.
Holmes, T. V., Geological Scenery of
the Club's Voyage from Maldon to
Chelmsford, 197.
"Homing" instincts of Hyla arborea,
134.
Honorary Member, election of, 130.
Houblon, J. Archer, death of, 260.
Hydrobia ventrosa at St. Osyth Point,
259 ; H. jenkinsi, 260.
Ingleby, Mrs., receives Club at
"Valentines," 185.
Ingold, Edwin G., Mollusca of neigh-
bourhood of Bishop's Stortford, addi-
tions and corrections, 202.
Insects noted during meeting on
Chelmer, 253.
Flowering Plants, near Harwich, 264 ;
of Chelmer River, 250, 252.
Flycatcher, Pied, near Harwich, 68.
French, J., Ancient (? British) Pottery
at Felstead, 205 ; Boulder-clay in
Essex, 133 ; Lake remains at Fel-
stead (paper read), 262; exhibits
distorted form of Limnea palustris,
181 ; Otters and Kingfishers in
Chelmer, 73 ; Range of Primrose and
Bardfield Oxlip in N.W. Essex, 120,
132 ; Notes on late Prolonged Frost,
35, 66 ; late nesting of Rooks at
Felstead, 202 ; Notes on Teasels
(Dipsacus sylvestris and D. pilosus)
and their natural relationship, 233 ;
new Well at Felstead, 204 ; on
occurrence of Westleton Beds in
parts of N.W. Essex, 210, 217.
Friend, Rev. Hilderic, Essex Earth-
worms, an appeal, 135; British 
Annelids, with especial reference to
the Earthworms of Essex, 193, 237.
Frost, Great, of 1890-91, 117 ; Notes on
Recent Prolonged, 35, 64, 66.
Fungi, Cooke's "Illustrations'' of, 136.