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INDEX TO VOLUME X.
Brightlingsea, Otter at, 233; Sirex
gigas at, 371
Briscoe, A. E., vote of thanks to, 410
British Association Reports of Con-
ference of Delegates, 1897, 284 ; do,
1898, 393
British Museum of Natural History;
Statue of Sir R. Owen in, 144,
Whale gallery at, 334
Britton, C. E., Epping Forest
Plants, 61
Brown, John, on a M.S. of, 288
Broxbourne, Otter at, 59; Grey Lag
Goose, and Brent Goose at, 234
Bulford, Saponaria Vaccaria at, 373
Buxton, E.N., Vote of thanks to, 15,
23; Heronry in Wanstead Park,
292
Camp at Uphall, 374
Camp, ancient, supposed, at Mount
House. Braintree, 405
Cattle-bell, used in Epping Forest,
presentation of, 369
Centipede, new to England, at Col-
chester, 371
Choerocampa elpenor at Kelvedon, 189
Chalk, " Fresh-water " at Halstead,
213
Characeae, Essex, 190
Chelmsford, on relics of early man in
the neighbourhood of, 305
Christy, Miller, notice of paper on
Primula elatior in Britain, 142 ; Two
interesting Primula plants, 307 ;
Lathyrus nissolia in Essex, 336
Chrysanthemum, abnormal flowers of,
142
Coal, Boring for, in Essex, 9, 136,296
" Coast Lackey " Moth, on Essex
Coast, in 1897, 141
Colchester, the meteorology of, 239 ;
Sirex gigas at 371 ; Centipede new
to England at, 371; Mayor of,
entertains the Club, 403
Cole, Henry A, Original drawings,
" The mouth of the Colne,Evening,
224 ; " The Pyefleet river,Evening,
plate, 227; " Dredging up Brood
Oyster in the Colne, Morning,"
frontispiece; "View on Mersea,"
228
Cole, W., Birds of Epping Forest
56 ; Reports on Protection of Birds
in Essex, 56, 133, 274; Notice of
Prof. Mialls " Round the year,"
and " Natural History of Aquatic
Insects," 57; Report on Great
Storm of Midsummer Day, 1897,
112; do. Corrections, 191; do,
Relief Fund, 296 ; Reports on trial
borings for Coal in Essex, 136;
Clisiocampa castrensis on Essex Coast
in 1897, 141 ; Uphall farm, Ilford,
143 ; On Protection of fauna and
flora, 184; "Four days in a Dene-
hole," an old man's terrible ex-
perience, 191; On progress of
Museum of Natural History, 231 ;
Serious subsidence of Cliff at Wal-
ton, 236; The High Tide of Nov-
ember, 29th, 1897, 277 ; Report on
Conference of Corresponding So-
cieties, 1897, 284; Abundance of
Pieris brassiere, 294; Amphydasis
prodromaria in February, 294 ; New
Whale Gallery in British Museum
of Natural History, 334 ; Animal
Conference of Natural History
Societies, 336, 360 ; A suggestion
for establishment of an Annual
Congress of Natural History
Societies ot East Anglia, 361 ; On
parasite of Hyponomeuta, 369 ;
Wooden fish-hooks, 370; Uphall
Camp near Barking, 170, 374;
Countess of Warwick's Village
Science School, 376 ; exhibits
Symphytum officinale var patens, from
banks of the Lea, 401
Colias edusa at Maldon and Purleigh,
236
Colne Estuary, General remarks on
Marine Natural History of, 166
Colymbus arcticus at Ramsden, 235
Conference of Delegates of Corres-
ponding Societies of British
Association, 1897, 284; do. 1898,
393 ; of East Anglian Natural His-
tory Societies, 336, 360
Conger vulgaris at Fowlness Island,
236
Conglomerate, Manganiferous, in
Essex, 210
Cooke, Dr.M, C The Essex Fungi,
and how they should be represented
in Epping Forest Museum, 1; Sixty
years of British Mycology, 216 •
Special vote of thanks to 230, 250