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Mammalian Remains at Great
Yeldham, Essex, 115 ; The Relation
of Palaeolithic Man to the Glacial
Epoch, 245.
Holmes, T. V., and W. Whitaker,
Report on the Stutton Boring, 215 ;
Preliminary Report on the Boring
for Coal at Weeley in Essex, 253.
Homing Pigeon taking to the Wild,
260.
Howard, David, Elected President,
24, 30 ; Re-elected, 145, 20; ; On
the Epping Forest Museum, 103 ;
Presidential Address and on Water
Supply of Lea Valley viewed in the
light of recent researches, 150; On
condition of Forest, 248.
Howell, Rev. W. C., Suggested
Inscription for Forest Museum,
251.
Hurnard, S. F., Rainfall at Lexden
in 1896, 264.
Ightham, Bones from Fissures in
Kentish Rag at, Mr. E. T. Newton
on, 23.
Ingrave, Probable Solitary Heron's
Nest near, 224.
Kingfishers killed by flying against a
window, 225.
Lach-Szyrma, Rev. W. S., on the
Forest and Local Museums, 251.
Laindon, A White Hare at, 223.
Land fallen out of Cultivation in
Essex, Geological Nature of, 70.
Laver, Henry, Occurrence of the
Bearded Tit, and other notable Birds
in Essex, 52 ; Potash-making in
Essex, a lost Rural Industry, 119 ;
Otters and Badgers near Colchester,
222 ; Crossbill at Lexden, and
Albino Starlings at West Bergholt,
224.
Laver Collection, Rare Lepidoptera
from, Exhibited, 23.
Lawford, Little Auk at, 224.
Lea Bridge, Mammoth and Rhinoceros
Bones from pit at, 23 ; East London
Waterworks Pumping Station at,
96.
Lea River, Voyage from Bromley to
Waltham Abbey on, 87 ; Notes on,
Bromley, Bow, Old Ford, 89 ; An
Episode in the History of, 190 ;
Second Voyage from Hertford to
Waltham Abbey on, 208 ; Plants
observed on banks of, 210, 213 ;
Salmon in, 227.
Lea Valley, Water Supply of, viewed
in the light of recent researches, 150.
Lepidoptera, Rare, Exhibited from the
Laver Collection, 23.
Lexden, Crossbill at, 224 ; Rainfall at,
in 1896, 264.
Library of the Essex Field Club, MSS.
and Papers relating to F,pping Forest
in, 157.
Local Museum at Pilsen, 252.
Lister, A., Conducts at Fungus Foray,
November 21st, 1896,249; Demon-
stration on Mycetozoa, 251.
Lister, Miss G., Drawings and Demon-
stration of Mycetozoa, 251.
Lockyer, Alfred, Retires from
Treasurership, 142, 150, 206.
Mammalian Remains at Great Yeldham,
Essex, Discovery of, 115.
Mammoth and other Remains found in
the neighbourhood of Chelmsford,
16 ; Notes on the Geological Section
in which they were discovered, 10 ;
Mammoth and Rhinoceros Bones
from Clapton, presented, 23.
Martins and Swallows, Late Staying, at
Chelmsford, 260.
Meetings of the Club in 1894 and 1895,
the President's (Mr. Chancellor)
comments upon, 37.
Melanism in Catocala nupta, 228.
Meldola, Prof. R., The Eastern
Boundary Stones of the Forest of
Waltham, I ; Exhibits remarkable
aberration of Satyrus janira from
Noak Hill, 23 ; Wasps killing flies,
228.