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INDEX TO VOLUME IX.
Bromley to Waltham Abbey, Voyage
on the Lea, 87.
Brown, John, of Stanway, References
to in "Life of Sir R. Owen," 263.
Browne, Charles, Hon. Counsel, Death
of, 144.
Bryan, Colonel, Conducts at Visit of
Club to East London Waterworks at
Lea Bridge, 96.
Buckhurst Hill, Worked Stone from,
Exhibited, 23.
Bucks Fighting in the Forest, 247.
Burrows in the Chalk at Saffron Walden,
262.
Butterflies, Essex, Notes on, 361.
Buxton, E. N., Conducts at Inspection
of Epping Forest, May 18th, 1895,
83 ; on the Protection of Wild Birds
in the Epping Forest District, 49 ;
Scheme for Protection of Birds in
Forest Area, 84 ; Observations on the
Management of the Woodlands in
Epping Forest, 233, 248 ; Conducts
at Meeting on the Forest, October
31st, 1896, 247, 248.
Canvey Island, Snow Buntings nesting
near, 225.
Carices, species collected in Epping
Thicks, 208 ; in the Lea River,
210.
Cat bringing up Rabbits ("A Strange
Foster Parent"), 224.
Catocala nupta with black Underwings,
228.
Chancellor, F., Annual Address, 25 ;
On Museum and Technical Instruc-
tion in Essex, 30 ; On Meetings of
the Club during 1894 and 1895, 37 ;
On Bibliography of Essex, 39 ; On
Amalgamation of Essex Archae-
ological Society with the Essex Field
Club, 40 ; On "Essex Review," 40 ;
Rainfall in Chelmsford, January to
July, 1896, compared with average
for twenty-eight years, 232 ; Rainfall
in Chelmsford in 1896, 264.
"Chapel-Henault" a query, 54.
Chelmsford, Notes on the remains of 
Pleistocene Mammalia found in the
neighbourhood of, 16 ; Notes on
Geological Section at, in which
remains of Mammalia were dis-
covered, 1894, 10, 24; Notes on
Shells from Brick-earth at, 19 ; Rain-
fall at, 232 ; Prionus coriarius at,
261 ; Rainfall at in 1896, 264.
Chignal St. James, Ancient Oak at,
108.
Chisenhale-Marsh, W. S., receives
the Club at Gaynes Park, 86.
Christy, Miller, On an Ancient Oak
at Chignal St. James, with observa-
tions on the Field-name of "Puttocks
Lees," 108 ; Albino Weasel near Col-
chester, 223 ; Observations on Bur-
rows in the Chalk at Saffron Walden,
262.
Clark, W. J., Ancanthocinus aedilis at
Plaistow, 227.
Claytonia perfoliata still flourishing in
the open at Danbury, 262.
Close-time for Birds within the Metro-
politan District, 47-49, 256.
Coal under S.E. England : Borings in
Suffolk and Essex, 213 ; Boring at
Weeley, Essex, 253.
Coggeshal], Slaughter of an Otter at,
51.
Colchester, Otters and Badger near,
222 ; Albino Weasel near, 223 ;
Supposed slight Earthquake at, 230.
Cole, B. G , Acherontia atropos and
Sphinx ligustri at East Mersea, 227 ;
Abundance of the larvae of Arctia
villica on the Essex Coast, 227.
Cole, W., Exhibits Worked-Stone from
Buckhurst Hill, 23 ; Exhibits speci-
mens of rare Essex Lepidoptera, 23 ;
On Protection of Wild Birds in
Essex, 42, 255 ; Exhibits Snakes
from the Forest, 86 ; Conducts at
voyage on River Lea, June 29th,
1895, 87 ; Interim Report on Central
Museum, 145 ; Report on Forest
Museum, 146 ; Exhibits Orthoptera
from East Mersea, 200 ; Exhibits
"Cores" from the Boring at Stutton,
200 ; Conducts at Voyage on Lea,
June 27th, 1896, 208 ; Gives Demon-