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INDEX TO VOLUME VII.
Carswell, Barking Side, Visit to,
104.
Castle Hedingham, Ancient Deed re-
lating to, 143 ; Pottery at, 139; Visit
to Village, 138.
CHANCELLOR, F., nominated as Presi-
dent, 115 ; Rainfall in Chelmsford,
1892, 28.
Chelmsford, Meeting at, 78 ; Notes 0:1
Geology of, 65 ; Mollusca in Chel-
mer near, 76 ; Otters at, 65 ; Rain-
fall at, in 1892, 28.
Chigwell, Moat at, 150.
Chlorops taeniopus in Essex, 106,
Christy, Miller, receives Club at
"Pryors," Broomfield, 77.
Church,. A. P., Uncommon Birds at
Birchanger, 66
Clacton, Ancient Pottery at, 129.
Coggeshall, Ancient Pit at, 68,
Colchester, Helix lapicida at, 67 ; Joslin
Museum, 69, 130.
Cole, B. G., Exhibits Aberration of
Abraxas grossulariata, 107, 127.
Cole, W., Exhibits series of Agrotis
saucia from Mersea, 45 ; on Spring
Caterpillars in Epping Forest, 96 ;
Conducts at Visit to Deneholes, 143 ;
Chlorops taeniopus from Essex, 106; En-
tomological Notes from Mersea, 126;
Geometra papilionaria from Epping
Forest, 107, 127 ; Hesperia lineola in
Essex and elsewhere, 67 ; on Mode of
Concealment of Hybernia aurantiaria
and H. defoliaria, 42 ; Plusia moneta
horn Woodford, 127 ; Exhibits
"Slime-fungus" from Epping Forest,
45 ; "Locusts'' in Essex, 196 ; Ex-
hibits Pottery from Red Hills at
Burnham and Mersea. 41.
Colias edusa in South Devon, 125.
Colour-Blindness, a Few Facts about,
186.
Committees of British Association, List
of, 168.
Constable, John, as a Naturalist, 112.
Cooke, Dr, M.C., Conducts at Fungus
Meetings, 41, 180 ; Fresh-water
Alg:e of Essex, 170, 181 ; Exhibits
Original Drawings of Desmids and
Fresh-water Algae, 180 ; Report on
Fungi gathered at Field Meeting on
November 19th, 1892, 41.
Council, Annual Report of, for 1892.
70 ; Members of for 1893, 79 ; New
Members of, 79.
Corresponding Societies of British
Association, Conference at Notting-
ham, 164.
Cristacella mucedo from Epping Forest,
exhibited, 181.
Crouch River, Marine Forms from, 81.
Crouch, Walter, Ancient Entrench-
ment at Uphall, 131 ; Astronomy at
Wanstead, 151 ; Conducts at Uphall
Pit and Camp, 93 ; Conducts at
Excursion on Stour River, 108 ;
Further Notes on the Burnham
Rorqual, 50 ; Exhibits "Black-
letter" Book and Ancient Deed re-
lating to Castle Hedingham, 143 ;
Notice of late H. W. King, 185, 195 ;
Invention of Achromatic Lens, 186 ;
Account of Lea River near Seward-
stone, 97 ; Exhibits Portrait of Sir
Richard Owen, 81 ; Exhibits Marine
Forms from River Crouch, 81 ; Ex-
hibits Roman and Romano-British
Pottery from Barking Side, 107.
Cunningham, J. T., Lecture on
Transformation of Marine Animals.
182.
Dagenham and Dagnams, 27.
Dagenham, Aberration of Common
Sparrow at, 198.
Danbury, Visit to, 99.
Dannetts Hill, 86, 200.
Dedham, Vale of, Excursion through,
107.
Deneholes in Hangman's Wood, Visit
to, 143.
Destruction of Otters in Essex, 22.
Drift-rocks in Epping Forest, 129.
Dunmow, Ancient Pit at, 150.
Dunstable, Priory Church at, Drawing
of, exhibited, 43.
Durrant, Edmund, Exhibits Portrait
of Mr. C. Neale, 80 ; Exhibits Curious
Nest of Mice, 80.