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INDEX TO VOLUME VI.
Coast, Essex, Porbeagle Shark on, 207,
154.
Colchester, Ancient Red-deer's Skull
at, 75 ; Castle, 184 ; Chalk, Micro-
fossils from, 46 ; Common Seal of,
183 ; Past Industries of, 141.
College of Surgeons, Meeting at, 129.
Colne River, Delphinus tursio in, 98.
COLE, B. G., Agrotis saucia in Mersea,
208 ; Dutch tobacco-pipes, 182 ;
Mineral Spring at Wanstead, 47.
Cole, W., Abundance of Spring insects,
79 ; Area of Epping Forest for Faun-
istic purposes, IO ; Caecilioides acicula
among human remains, 115; Cat
nursing Otter and Otters at Mersea,
138 ; Colias edusa in Essex, 130,140 ;
Monotropa hypopitys in Epping
Forest, 131 ; Threatened spoliation
of New Forest, 18.
Colias edusa in Essex, 99, 130, 140, 180 ;
and C. hyale near Maldon, 140.
Conglomerate Mass at Theydon Mount,
104, 106.
Cooke, Dr. M. C, Plant diseases and
Fungi, 18.
Coot, Albino, at St. Osyth, 76.
Corresponding Societie? of British
Association, Notes on Conference
of, at Edinburgh, 175.
Council and Officers for 1892, 70.
County Museums, 78.
Crouch River, Two Days' Trawling
and Dredging in, 73, 81.
Crouch, Walter, Account of Manor
of Parsloes, 151 ; Dagenham Breach,
155 ; Exhibits Pleurotomaria adan-
soniana, 17 ; Exhibits Skeleton leaves
from Epping Forest, 17 ; Notes on
Two Days' Trawling and Dredging
in River Crouch, 73, 81 ; Paludes-
trina (Hydrobia) jenkinsi, 76 ; New-
Scallop, Pecten crouchi, exhibited, 73.
Cunningham, J. T., Preservation of
Marine Animals for Zoological pur-
poses, 118.
Cymatophora ocularis and "Sugaring"
in Epping Forest, 20S.
Cynthia cardui, abundance of, 79 ; at
Mersea, 131.
Dagenham, Meeting at, 148 ; Church,
149 ; Dagenham Breach, 155 ;
Angler's Notes on, 146 ; Geology of
Districts around, 142.
Dasydytes, new species of, in Epping
Forest, 46.
Day's Preparations of Skeleton leaves
exhibited, 17.
Damasonium stellatum in Epping Forest,
planting of, 116 and 117, 131.
Deer, Fallow, Seasonal changes in, 180.
Deiopeia pulchella at St. Osyth, 115.
Delphinus tursio in the Colne, 98.
Distribution, Local, of plants and
animals at Felstead, minor problems
concerned in, 191.
DIXON, H. N., Melampyrum arvense in
Epping Forest, 46.
Dragon-fly, rare, in Epping Forest, 44.
Dredging in Crouch River, 73, 81.
Dutch tobacco-pipes, 182.
Eagles in Essex, 42.
Earthquake Shocks, supposed, in
Essex, 101.
Earthworms of Essex, 31, 60, 107, 169,
185.
English, J. L., Monotropa hypopitys
in Epping Forest, 131.
Epping, Ancient remains near, 17, 79 ;
old track from London to, 206 ;
Roman and British coins at, 76.
Epping Forest, area of, for Faunistic
purposes, 10 ; Cymatophora ocularis
and sugaring in, 208 ; Dragon-fly,
rare, in, 44 ; Existing Flowering
Plants of, I ; Flora of, 116 ; Horn-
beam Pollards in, 92 ; Larva-beat-
ing in, 44 ; Limnaea auricularia at
High Beach, 73 ; Lycaena corydon
and Colias edusa and helice in, 140 ;
Males of Cladocera in, 46 ; Monotropa
hypopitys in, 131 ; New Rotifers in,
45 ; New species of Dasydytes in, 46 ;
Pond-life in, 116 ; Rubi, further
additions, 80; Spring Ramble in,
74.
Essex, Eagles in, 42 ; Earthworms of,
31, 60, 107, 169, 185 ; Essex Emerald
Moth in, 43 ; Marten in, 40 ; Melam-