38 THE NON-MARINE MOLLUSCS OF ESSEX.
B.—Finchingfield ; (Bailey) : Saling—and albino ; (Christy) :
Coggeshall; (Adams): Colchester; (Laver): Mersea;
(Cole): Wyvenhoe; (W.M.W.): Copford; (British
Museum): Walton; (C.S.R., Whitwell:) Kelvedon;
Witham; (Turner) : Brightlingsea—with very dark
markings on the body which showed through the shell;
(W.M.W.) : Chignal; Chelmsford; (Christy) : Spring-
field ; Broomfield; (W.M.W.) : Doddinghurst ;
(Christy): [Felstead; (French)?].
C.—Saffron Walden—and albino ; (Christy) : Quendon ;
(E.N., vol. v., p. 180).
Helicella carthusiana, Muller.
B.—Felstead—one dead shell from a hedge-row ; (French) :
[Felstead ; (French). A note from Mr. French says that
he "found but one specimen . . . and that was in a
shell marl."]
C.—Saffron Walden ; (S.W. Museum). These specimens are
correctly determined.—W.M.W.
Genus— HYGROMIA, Risso, 1826.
Hygromia fusca, Montagu.
C.—Saffron Walden ; (S.W. Museum). Two specimens.—
W.M.W.
Hygromia granulata, Alder (=sericea, Draparnaud).
A.—Barking Side; (Crouch).
B.—Felstead ; (French) : Coggeshall ; (British Museum) :
[Felstead; (French):] Copford; (British Museum) : *Chig-
nal; (Christy 3) : no specimens were forthcoming so labelled,
but some were found among the Hygromia hispida.—W.M.W.
C.—Saffron Walden ; (S.W. Museum).
Hygromia hispida, Linne + concinna, Jeffreys.
A.—†Bishop's Stortford—‡not concinna ; (Ingold) : Chingford ;
(C.S.R., Scharff) : Wanstead Park ; Barking Side—
+ concinna ; (Crouch) : Redbridge Lane, Wanstead ;
(Crouch): Ilford; Walthamstow— + concinna ; Crossness;
Docks—concinna only ; Grays ; (Woodward after P. J.
Morris), concinna ; (British Museum).