viii INDEX TO VOLUME X.
Kenworthy, Rev. J. W., entertains
the Club, 403; reads paper on
Pleistocene Remains at Clacton,
406
Landon, Frank, Earthquake of
December 17th, 1896, felt at Brent-
wood, 64
Lantern-slides, Preparation of Marine
Animals as, 346
Latchingdon, Seal at, 234
Lathyrus nissolia in Essex, 336, 374
Laver Dr. Henry, his book on
" Mammals, Reptiles, and Fishes
of Essex,'' 251 ; Presents specimen
of Crepidula from Colne Estuary,
370; Wood-Sandpiper at Pagles-
ham, 371
Lea River, Otter in, 59; Large Pike
in, 292; Otters in, 334
Lea Valley, Notes on Sections in, at
South Tottenham, no; Garganey
in, 235; Spotted Crake in, 235,
293
Library, Club's, Resolution respect-
ing, 14
Linton, Capture of an Albatross at,
188
Lister, Arthur, Practical Hints on
the Study of the Mycetozoa, with
Notes on the Epping Forest species,
23
London Park waters, Gulls on the,
392
Lovett, Edward, Fish-hooks of
wood used on Essex Coast, 300 ;
On an Implement of Deer's Antler
in Museum, 351 ; Primitive
Methods of obtaining Fire, lecture
on, 411
Lychnis, Abnormal Flowers of, 142
Mackerel (Scomber scomber) in the
Crouch River, 292
Maldon, Colias edusa at, 236; Shark
at, 336 ; Sturgeon at, 335
" Mammals, Reptiles, and Fishes of
Essex," Publication of, 251
Manganiferous Conglomerate in
Essex, 2To
Manningtree, Otter at, 233
Maps of Essex, Old, 410
Marine Animals, Preparation of as
transparent lantern slides, 346, 370;
Dr. Sorby's Specimens of, 226
Marine Natural History of the Colne
Estuary, 166
Marquand, E. D., On Freshwater
Algae, 129, 159
Maryon, F. V., and T. S. Dymond,
" Freshwater Chalk " at Halstead,
213
Massee, George, on the Study of
Fungi, 230
Matthams, H. L., Short-finned
Tunny at Fowlness, 188; Salmon,
Sea-trout, Sturgeon, &c, off Fowl-
ness Island, 292
Maze at Tilty Abbey, 184
Meldola, Prof. R., On Protection
of Native Fauna and Flora, 183 ;
On Growth of Aspen in the Forest,
230; Lecture on a " Holiday Trip
from Atlantic to the Pacific," 232;
Receives Jubilee Medal, 240; On
Old Map of Essex, 410.
Merlin in the Forest district, 60
Meteorology in Essex in 1897,293;
Do. in 1898, 413; In Colchester,
239
Miall, Prof., L. C, "Round the
Year " and " Natural History of
Aquatic Insects," Notices of, 57
Midsummer Day, 1897, Great Storm
of, 112 ; do. Correction, 191
Mollusca, Sciographs of, 227
Mollusca, Post-Pliocene Non-Marine
of Essex, 12, 87; Errata, 189; Do,
do. of Felstead, 185 ; Do. from Sec-
tion in Lea Valley, III
Molluscs, Non-Marine of Essex, 27,
65 ; Do. Corrections and Additions,
189
Mothersole, Henry, Notes of
Relics of Early Man near Chelms-
ford, 305
Mudge's Map of Essex, 294
Museum, Epping Forest, Essex
Fungi and how they should be
represented in, 1; Report on (1896),
21 ; Progress of, 252
Museum, Essex Natural History,
Presentation of head of Deer 12;
Resolution of Council, March 2nd,
1897, 19; Progress of, 231, 251;