INDEX TO VOLUME IX. ix
Mergulus alle (Little Auk) at Lawford,
224.
Management of Epping Forest, Me-
morials to the Committee and second
Official Reports of the Experts, 74 ;
Observations on, 233.
Map (Geological Survey) of the greater
part of S.E. England, Notes on,
112.
Map of Physiography of South Essex,
193.
Marquand, E. D., Assists at Field
Demonstration on Mosses, 203-4.
Mathews, J. Douglass, Receives the
Club at the Guildhall Museum
21.
Mersea, East, Orthoptera from, 200;
Earth-noises at, 230 ; Acherontia
atropos and Sphinx ligustri at, 227.
Metropolitan District, Close-time for
Birds within, 47, 49, 256.
Mice, Field, eating Putty, 260.
Mimulus luteus on banks of the Lea,
212, 213.
Mollusca from the Brick-earth at
Chelmsford, Note on, 19 ; Noticed
on Banks of the Lea, 210, 213 ; Non-
Marine of Essex (paper read), 212 ;
On the Diffusion and Local Extinction
of (paper read), 253.
Monckton, H. W., Geological Nature
of the Land which has fallen out of
Cultivation in Essex, 70.
Mortar-Stone, or Corn-Crusher, and
Roman Tiles, from Epping Forest,
53.
Mothersole, H., Field Mice eating
Putty, 260; Late Staying Mar-
tins and Swallows at Chelmsford,
260.
Museum, Presents to, 20, 29 ; Central
Report on, for 1894, 28 ; Donations
to, 29 ; Mr. Chancellor's remarks
upon, 31 ; Report on, for 1895, 145 ;
Epping Forest, Reports on, 29, 146 ;
How our Forest Trees should be
represented in, 242 ; Epping Forest,
opening of, 101.
Mus rattus (Black Rat) at Shadwell,
224.
Mycetozoa in Walthamstow Forest,
250.
Natural History, Stray Notes on,
Address by Prof. Stewart, 31.
Natural Orders of Plants, Address on,
100.
Newman, Edward (the late), The
Bats of Epping Forest, 134.
Newton, E. T., Notes on remains of
Pleistocene Mammals found in the
neighbourhood of Chelmsford, 16;
On a small collection of Mammoth
and Rhinoceros Bones from Clapton,
23 ; Observations upon a series of
Bones of Vertebrates from Fissures in
Kentish Rag, near Ightham, 23 ;
Discovery of Mammalian Remains
at Great Yeldham, Essex, 115.
Noak Hill, Aberration of Satyrus janira
from, 23.
Notes, Original and Selected, 51, 222,
260.
Norfolk Plover (Oedicnemus scolopax) at
Earle's Colne, 52.
Northey Island, Maldon, Nesting of the
Short-eared Owl in, 22;.
Oak, Ancient, at Chignal St. James,
with Observations on the Field-name
of "Puttocks Lees," 108.
Officers for, 1895-96, election of, 24;
for 1896-97, 205.
Oldham, Charles, Woodcock in
Epping Forest, 260.
Ongar Park Woods, Meeting at, 85.
Ornament, Roman, of Gilt Copper from
High Beach, presented by Sir J.
Evans, 86.
Otter, Slaughter of, at Coggeshall, 51.
Otters and Badgers near Colchester,
222.
"Ouida," Birds and their Persecutors,
52.
Owen, Sir Richard, References in Diary
to John Brown, of Stanway, 263.
Owl. Short-eared, Nesting in Essex, 225,
Palaeolithic Man, The relation of to the
Glacial Epoch, 245.