iv.
INDEX.
Calymnia pyralina at Southend. 144
Canvey Island, sketch of Geology
of, 262
Carnivora of Epping Forest, Notes
on, 198
Catchfly, Spotted, in Epping Forest,
271
Chalk-derived Waters, Saline Con-
stituents of in Essex, 201
Chalky Boulder-clay in Epping
Forest, 55
Chancery Wood, near Witham,
plants observed at, 265
Charlton, Kent, Geology of, 192
Chelmsford, unique specimen of Well-
worm (Phreoryctes) from, 1
Christmas Day. 1900, Plants in
flower, 335
Christy, Miller, White-tailed Eagle
and Salmon at Harwich in 1666,
76 ; Essex as a Wine-producing
county, 34
Clacton, Pleistocene Non-marine
Mollusca from, 225
Clark, Percy, Black-headed Gulls
in Essex 1899, 18-4 ; Gullery in
Hamford Waters, 312
Coast Erosion, Observation of, 69
Cole, B. G., Sea-gulls on the
Thames, 142 ; Duration of life
of Helix pomatia, 146
Cole, H. A., Original Illustrations,
79 ; Plate IV., p. 154 ; Plate V., 184
Cole, W., Protection of Birds in
Essex, 10 ; Queen Elizabeth's
Lodge and Epping Forest Museum,
31 ; Yardley Hill the latest addition
to Epping Forest, 78 ; Notice of
Report on after-effects of High-
tide of Nov. 29th, 1897, 83: Otters
in Essex, 141 ; Palmated Newt at
Buckhurst Hill, 142 ; Glow-worm
and frog, 144 ; Notes on Well-
shrimp in East Anglia 145 ;
Epping Forest Museum, 151 ;
Bigods Village Science School,
151 ; Observations on Club's Study
of Fungi, 168 ; Supposed occur-
rence of Bottle-nosed Dolphin off
Maplin Sands, 200 ; Exhibits Essex
Crustacea, 258 ; Exhibits Vivipara
clactonensis, 261 ; Further additions
to Epping Forest, 268 ; Silting-
up of Channels off the Essex
Coast, 271 ; Explains present
position and plans of Epping
Forest Museum, 301 ; Destruction
of John Ray's house, 331.
Conger Eel at Walton, 200
Copford, Pleistocene Shells from, 227
Coriander (Coriandum sativum) at
Fowlness, 194
Corporation of London, Thanks to,
in connection with Epping Forest
Museum, 302
Corresponding Societies' Committee,
Report of Delegate 1899, 68; do.,
1900, 310
Crabs, oysters attached to 54 ; 200
Crab-trees, blossoming in Epping
Forest in 1900, 335
Crag, Walton, Non-marine Mollusca
of, 216
Cristatella, Statoblasts of, from
Epping Forest, 295
Crouch, Walter, Obituary Notice
of Sir W. H, Flower, 243 ; Exhibits
portrait of Sir W. H. Flower, 257 ;
Varieties of Helix nemoralis, 257 ;
Exhibits drawing of Old Bow
Bridge, 303
Croydon Natural History Society,
joint meeting with, 260
Crustacea, Stalk-eyed, of British
Coasts, and references to Essex
forms, 252
Cuckoo's changed tune, 270
Cucullia asteris at Southend, 144
Cymatophora ocularis in Epping Forest,
25
Cytisus laburnum-adami, graft-hybrid,
from Epping, exhibited, 139
Davis, Mark, Notes by an old
angler on Fishes of the Lea, 133
Deer in Epping Forest, census of, 52
Delphinus tursio (Bottle-nosed
Dolphin), off the Maplin Sands, 200
''Dewlands,'' destruction of by fire
331
Dixon, Dr., Exhibits Anharlonium—
a cactus containing remarkable
alkaloid, 25
Dredging and Trawling excursion,
July 20th and 21st, 1900, 291
Duration of life of Helix pomatia, 146
Dymond, T. S., and F. Hughes,
After-effects of High-Tide of
November 29th, 1897, 83
Eagle, White-tailed, at Harwich, in
1666, 76
Education in Rural Schools, 236
Edwards, Mr. Passmore, elected
Honorary Member of the Club,
297 ; Speech of, at opening of the
Essex Museum of Natural History,
322