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INDEX TO VOLUME VII.
neath old River-gravel at (Horn-
church—Conclusions therefrom, I ;
Filtration of Water through Gravel
and Mineral Springs, 43.
"Holy Thorn" at Woodham Ferrers,
48.
Hope, G. P., Presents Valuable Her-
barium of Marine Algae to Club, 181.
Hornchurch, Boulder Clay beneath Old
River-gravel at, 1.
Howell, Rev. W. C, exhibits Old
Gregorian Telescope made by Short,
l85.
Hoy Collection of Birds, 149.
Hutton, Llewyllyn, receives Club
at Carswell, 104.
Hybernia aurantiaria and defoliaria,
Mode of Concealment of 42.
Hydrobia (Paludestrina), jenkensi, 24.
Ilford, Excursion of Geologists' Associa-
tion to, 47 ; Visit of Club to, 92.
Joslin Museum at Colchester, 69, 130.
King, H. W., the late, Notice of, 195,
195.
Laver, Henry, Periodicity in Organic
Life—Presidential Address, 51.
Lea River in Saxon Times, 98 ; near
Sewardstone, 97. 
Lepidoptera of Epping Forest, Additions
to, 128 ; from. Epping Forest, 41;
Scarcity of, 126.
Lesche, J. F., Receives Club at Boyles
Court, 148.
Light, Want of, on Colours of a Frog,
24.
"Locusts in Essex, 181, 196."
Loughton Hall, Old, 14, 70.
Mammoth, Bones in Uphall Pits and
near River Lena, 93,
Marine Animals, Transformations of,
Lecture, 182.
Medlar, Abnormal, from Chelmsford,
181. . .
MELDOLA, Prof. . R , Colias edusa,
in South Devon, 125 ; On Acquired
Characters in Animals, 183 ; Some
Additions to the Lepidoptera of Epp-
ing Forest, 128.
Mersea, Agrotis saucia from, 45 ; En-
tomological Notes from, 125 ; Pottery
from Red Hill at, 41.
Mimicry in Lepidoptera, Lecture, 95.
Mistley, Ornithological Notes from, 125
Mnemonics, a Harmless, 130.
Moat at Chigwell, 130
Mollusca in Chelmer, near Chelmsford
76 ; Fresh-water in Brackish-water,
25.
Monckton, H. W., Geological Notes
in the Neighbourhood of Ongar, 87 ;
on Gravels near Barking Side, Wan-
stead, and Walthamstow, 105) 115.
Mothersole, H., Exhibits Abnormal
Medlar, 181.
Mouse Nest, Curious, exhibited, 80.
Museum at Chelmsford, Council Meet-
ing in, 184.
Myxomycete from Epping Forest, 45.
Neale, Clarkson, the Founder of the
Chelmsford Museum, So.
Nichols, Walter B., Ornithological
Notes from Mistley, 124.
Nightingale, Young, in Longwood,
Danbury, 103.
Oakley, Waxwing at, 23.
Oldham, Charles, Abraxas ulmata
and Brephos parthenias from Epping
Forest, 127; Lepidoptera from
Epping Forest, 41; Lepidoptera from
Woodford, 128 ; exhibits Plusia
moneta from Woodford, 107, 127 ;
exhibits Specimens of Rocks used in
mending roads at Woodford, 42.
Officers for 1893, 79.
Ongar, Geological Notes in the Neigh-
bourhood of, 87.
Ordinary Meetings, 136th (Nov. 19th,
1892), 41 ; 137th (Feb. 21st, 1893),
42; 138th (March 14th), 45 ; 139th
(April 29th), 92 ; 140th (July 1st),
105 ; 141st, (Nov. 4th). 181 ; 142nd
(Nov. 25th), 181 ; 143rd (Dec. 16th)
184.