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INDEX TO VOLUME VI.
HOLMES, T. V., Excursions of the
Geologists' Association in Essex, 96;
Geology of the District around Da-
genham Breach, 142 ; Notes on the
Report of the Conference of Dele-
gates of Corresponding Societies of
the British Association, held at Edin-
burgh (1892), 175.
Hoopoe at Roxwell, 98.
Horksley, Great Pied Flycatcher near,
115.
Hornchurch and Upminster, Geological
Excursion to, 96.
Houston, David, reads Paper on
Botanical work in the County, 106.
Humming Birds, the Clarke Collec-
tion of, 43.
Hydrobia (Paludestrina) jenkinsi, 76.
Iceland Gull at Harwich, 207.
Industries, past, of Colchester, 141.
Kalm's Account of his visit to Eng-
land (1748), 112.
KERRY, F., Iceland Gull at Harwich,
207 ; Migration of Pieris brassicae
observed at Harwich, 205.
Kiln, Potter's, supposed, near Epping,
17, 79.
Lake Remains, Ancient, at Felstead,
34.
Larva-beating in Epping Forest, 44.
Larvae, Abundance of, during Autumn,
44.
Laver, Henry, Ancient Red Deer's
Skull at Colchester, 7; ; Black-cap
(Sylvia atricapilla) in November,
207 ; Delphinus tursio in Colne, 98 :
Porbeagle Shark near Harwich and
on Essex Coast, 154, 207.
Lea River, New Rotifers in, 4;.
Lepidoptera of the Essex Marshes, 181.
Limnaea auricularia at High Beech, 73.
Local Names, 141.
Local Scientific Societies and Com-
mittee of British Association, 131.
London Smoke and Vegetation, 20S,
Lycaena corydon, and Colias edusa and
helice, in Epping Forest, 140.
Maldon, Colias edusa and C. hyale near,
140.
Marine Animals, Preservation of, for
Zoological purposes, 118.
Marshes of Essex, Lepidoptera of, 181.
Marten in Essex, 40.
Melampyrum arvense in Essex, 46.
Mersea, Abundance of Spring Insects
at, 99 ; Colias edusa and C. Hyale at,
130, 140; Cynthia cardui at, 131 ;
Frogs and Snakes in, 140 ; Local
Names in, 141 ; Otters at, 138.
Meteor, Brilliant November, seen in
Essex, 181.
Migration of Pieris brassicae observed
at Harwich, 205.
Mineral Spring at Wanstead, 47.
Monotropa hypopitys in Epping Forest
131.
Morant's MS. of "History of Essex,"
184.
Mound, A, without a history, 100.
Museums, County', 78.
Musicapa atricapilla near Great
Horksley, 115.
Naturalist A, in Essex, a Century and
a-half ago, 112.
Neolithic Stone-Hammer at Epping,
17.
Neottia nidus-avis at Hazeleigh, 116.
New British Butterfly, Hesperia lineola,
43.
New Forest, threatened spoliation of
18.
Nycticorax grisens at Brightlingsea, 43.
Officers and Council for 1892, 70.
Oldham, Charles, Agrotis saucia at
Woodford, 207 ; Cymatophora ocularis
and sugaring in Epping Forest, 208.
Otter and Trout, 98.
Otters near Chelmsford, 180 ; destruc-
tion of, in Essex, 41 ; at Mersea, and
Cat nursing, 138.
Palaeolithic Implements at Felstead,
78.
Parsloes, Manor of, 151 ; Meeting at,
148.