INDEX TO VOLUME IX. vii
French, J., On the Diffusion and Local
Extinction of Mollusca (paper read),
253.
Friend, Rev. Hilderic, Notes on
Essex Worms (Oligochaeta), with
description of a Species new to
Britain, and of a Genus and Species
new to Science, no.
Fulmar (Fulmarus glacialis) at West
Bergholt, 52.
Fungus Foray, October 19th, 1895,100;
of November 21st, 1896, 249.
Fungi, new to Epping Forest, 100, 250.
Gallinago major, at Thaxted, 225.
Galleywood Common, Flock of Swans
at, 51.
Galloway, Prof. W., Report on the
Stutton Boring, 217.
Gaynes Park, Visit to, 86.
"Gentleman's Magazine Library,"
Notes on Essex from, 139.
Geology of Epping Forest, a Sketch of,
160.
Geological Map of the greater part of
S.E. England, Notes on, 112.
Geological Nature of the Land which
has fallen out of Cultivation in
Essex, 70.
Geological Notes on a Supposed Earth-
work at Harlow, 59.
Geological Section at Chelmsford in
which Mammoth and other Remains
were discovered, 10.
Gibson, Edward, A "Bolide" or
Globular-Lightning Discharge at
Hatfield Peverel, 231.
Glacial Epoch, the relation of Palaeo-
lithic Man to, 245.
Globular Lightning at Hatfield Peverel,
231.
Gould, F. Carruthers, Woodcock
in Epping Forest, 52 ; Increase of
Birds in Epping Forest, 85 ; Extinc-
tion of "Myths," 252.
Gould, I. Chalkley, A Forest Docu-
ment of the Eighteenth Century, 23,
73 : "Chapel Henault," a query, 54 ;
Reply to Mr. T. V. Holmes' Geo-
logical Notes on a supposed Earth-
quake at Harlow, 65.
''Great Parndon, Rector of," "A Foster-
mother," 225.
Guildhall Museum, Visit of Club to,
21.
Grassi's, Prof., Memoir on the Develop-
ment of the Eel, 261.
Halse, Mr. Deputy R. C, Opens
Epping Forest Museum, 103, 105.
Hare, A White, at Laindon, 223.
Hares, White and Albino, 223.
Harlow, Geological Notes on a Sup-
posed Earthwork at, 59.
Harting, J. E., Cuckoo with Hepatic
Plumage at Waltham Abbey, 224.
Hatfield Peveril, a "Bolide" at, 231.
Heatley, Ernest W., Probable
Solitary Heron's Nest near Ingrave,
224.
Hedgehog, Albino, at Wickham
Bishops, 224.
Helix pomatia, new to Essex, Speci-
mens Exhibited, 207.
Henlea ventriculosa, A Species of
Oligochaeta new to Essex, 110.
Hepatic Plumage, Cuckoo with, at
Waltham Abbey, 224.
Heron's Nest, Probable Solitary, near
Ingrave, 224.
High Beach, Roman Ornament of Gilt-
copper from, 86.
Holmes, E. M., Conducts Field
Demonstration, 203 ; Address on
Mosses, 204 ; Conducts at Fungus
Foray, November 21st, 1896, 249.
Holmes, T. V., Notes on Section at
Chelmsford, in which Mammoth and
other Remains were discovered in
November, 1894, 10 ; Birds in
Winter, 53 ; Notes on Conference of
Delegates at Ipswich, 54 ; do,, at
Liverpool, 236, 249 ; On a Sup-
posed Earthwork at Harlow, 59, 68 ;
On a Geological Map including the
greater part of S.E. England, 112;
Presents copy of do., 201 ; Stray
Notes on Essex, 139 ; A Sketch of
the Geology of Epping Forest, 161 ;
Notes on the Ancient Physiography
of South Essex, 193 ; Discovery of