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INDEX TO VOLUME VIII.
of Bees, 87 ; Exhibits examples of
Dimorphism and Seasonal-dimor-
phism in Insects, 49 ; on the
Management of Epping Forest, 69,
70 ; Remarks on the Official Report
of the Experts on Epping Forest,
120 ; Exhibits Jaw of Mammoth
from Chelmsford, 219 ; Exhibits Me-
loe proscarabaeus from East Mersea,
52 ; on Epping Forest Museum, 45 ;
on Local Museums, 124; Naphthaline
Cones for Preservation of Insects,
etc., 49 ; Exhibits examples of Pleis-
tocene Mollusca, collected by the late
J. Brown, 205 ; on the Proposed
Partition of the County of Essex,
211, 216 ; Observations on a Quorn
Stone from Chingford, 49 ; Spring
Foliage on Oaks at Midsummer, 154.
Colne Fishery, The, 156
Cooke, Dr. M. C, Conducts at the
Annual Cryptogamic Meeting, 218 ;
Additions to the list of Epping
Forest Fungi, 244 ; Presents a set of
local Floras to the Library, 220.
Copford Plains, Visit to, 204.
Council, Annual Report of, for 1893,
26 ; Members of, for 1894, 51.
Crepidula fornicata, Occurrence of, off
the Coast of Essex, 36.
Crouch, Walter, Exhibits old Sheet
Almanack, 39 ; Exhibits specimens of
"daub" from Gravel Pits at Barking
Side, 219 ; John Brown, of Stanway,
155 ; Note on the occurrence of
Crepidula fornicata, L., off the Coast
of Essex, 36 ; Exhibits a Divining
Rod, 50 ; on the Management of
Epping Forest, 68 ; Exhibits a new
Murex from Mauritius, 39 ; Exhibits
Romano-British Pottery, etc., from
Barking Side, 49.
Cryptogamic Meeting, 218.
"Culch," "Cultch," or "Cutch," 156.
Curtis's "Flora Londinensis," Notes
from, 247.
Curtis Mill Green, Visit to, 217.
Dalton, W. H., on Site for Experi-
mental Coal-boring in Essex, 150.
Day, George, Notes on Essex Dialect
and Folk-lore, 71.
Daub ("Wattle and Daub"), from
Gravel-pit at Barking Side, 219.
"Defence of Navestock" (Prehistoric
Camp), Visit to, 217.
Dialect, Essex, Notes on, 71.
Divining Rod Exhibited, 50.
Donations to Fund of Central Museum,
29 ; of Specimens to same, 30.
Dymond, T. S., A Lunar Rainbow,
87 ; a Remarkable Meteor, 158.
Dyne, Rev. W. T., on the Epping
Forest Museum, 46.
Earth Tremors, B. A. Committee on, 126.
Eastern Boundary Stones of Waltham
Forest, Visit to, 217.
Ec/tini in Celtic Interment, 39.
Elephas primigenius, Jaw of, from
Chelmsford, Exhibited, 219 ; Tusk of,
from Chelmsford, 155.
Epping, Prehistoric Weapons, recently
found near, 163 ;
Epping Forest, Fairmead Lodge in,
158 ; Fungi, Additions to the List of,
244 ; Hornbeams in, 246 ; Memo-
randum as to the Right of the
Citizens to Hunt in, 31 ; Discussion
on the Management of, 52, 57 ;
Report of the Experts on the
Management of, 117 ; "Sandpit
Plain" in, 56, 157 ; Vanessa antiopa
in, 88.
Epping Forest Branch Museum, 30 ;
Meeting in furtherance of, 44 ;
Granting application of the Club for
Establishment of, 215, 218.
Epping Hunt, The, 31.
Essex, A Sketch of the Development of
Architecture in, 165 ; Badgers in,
85 ; Cheesemaking in, 159 ; the
Question of Workable Coal-Measures
beneath, 130; Notes on Essex Dia-
lect and Folk-lore, 71 ; Marine
Algae, a Provisional List of, 1 ; The
Oak Tree in, 89 ; Otters in, 86 ;
Rough-legged Buzzard in, 86.
Essex Coast, Occurrence of Crepidula
fit fucata, L., off, 36.