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Woodward, A. Smith, Address on
Local Museums, 107.
Worms (Oligochaeta), Notes on Essex ;
Description of a species new to
Britain, and a genus and species
new to science, 110.
Yeldham, Great, Discovery of Mam-
malian Remains at, 115.
Zygodon fosteri, again
Epping Forest, 203.
noticed in
ILLUSTRATIONS.
"Richard's Stone" on Curtis Mill
Green, one of the old Boundary
Marks of the Forest of Waltham, 2,
Sketch-Map of the Forest of Waltham.
showing position of Boundary
Stones, 4.
Navestock Boundary Stone, 5.
Havering Boundary Stone, 6.
Forest Boundary Stone in Whalebone
Lane, 7.
Marks Stone 8.
Section across the Valley of the Cam,
11.
Diagram to illustrate effects of Floods,
15.
Portion of 6 in. Map of the Harlow
District, 60.
Diagram of the Severn at the Isle,
63.
Mouth of the Lea at Blackwall, 87.
Bromley Locks, SS.
Old Boating House at Lea Bridge, 95.
Springhill Reach, Clapton, 97.
High Bridge, Clapton, 97.
The Old "Ferry Boat," Tottenham, 98.
Lea Anglers, Professional and Amateur,
99.
View of Queen Elizabeth's Lodge, 101.
Banqueting Room in Queen Elizabeth's
Lodge, 102.
Distant view of Queen Elizabeth's
Lodge, 107.
Section from Enfield Highway to
Theydon Hall, 162.
Lea River Banks, near Hard-Mead
Lock, 209.
Amwell Church from the Lea, 211.
Sketch-Map, showing position of the
Suffolk Boring, 214.
The Map illustrating the Physical
Geography of South Essex, may
either be bound facing page 200, or
as a frontispiece.
Erratum.
Bottom line on p. 200, insert cinereus
immediately after the word Thamno-
trizon.