vi.
INDEX.
Euphorbia esula at Witham, 265.
Extinction and diffusion of Mollusca
in Essex, 86
Fairmead Lodge, Removal of, 56
Fallow Deer, Dark race in Greenwich
Park, 193
Fasciation in the Holly, 55
Fire at Municipal Technical Insti-
tute, West Ham, 197
Fire-making appliances, Demonstra-
tion of, 49
Fishes of the Lea, Notes on, 133 ;
Half a century ago, 143
Flower, Major, Conducts voyage on
Lea, 131
Flower, Sir W. H , Obituary notice
of, 243; Portrait exhibited, 257
Flowers at Christmas, 1900, 335
Formalin for preserving Hydrozoa,
25
Forest Officers, Warrant for payment
of in 1728, 48
Fossils, new, from London Clay. 149
Foster, Sir Michael, "Hopeful-
ness of Science," 208
Fowlness, Stone-Curlew at, 53
Fox, catching Woodcock, 52; White,
near Billericay, 141 ; versus ferret,
199
French, J., Local extinction and
diffusion of Mollusca in Essex, 86
Friend, Rev. Hilderic, British
Well-worms, with special reference
to a unique specimen from Essex, 1
Frog swallowing a glow-worm, 144
Fungi, Notes on Microscopical, 148 ;
Club's study of, 168 ; Microscopical,
observed in Forest, 260 ; Two new
to Essex, 261 ; Report on Epping
Forest, 313
Fungus Foray, 1899, 166 ; 1900, 293
Gall-mite, Black-currant, 334
Gattorigine in Essex, 143
Geological Photographs, Exhibition
of, 25
Geology, of the Braintree district,
121 ; of Ilford, 149 ; of Uphall
Estate, Ilford, 157 ; of Charlton,
Kent, 193 ; of Canvey Island, 262 ;
Eocene, of Walton-Naze, 284 ;
Thames Valley, Contributions
towards Pleistocene Geology of, 336
Gepp, Rev. E., Notes on Essex
plants, 201
Glow-worm and frog, 144
Gnorimus nobilis in Epping Forest, 54
Gould, I. Chalkley, Forest Ex-
chequer Note, 27, 48 ; Otters in
Essex, 199; Waltham Bells, 208 ;
O' Brian, the Irish Giant at
Loughton, 257
Grays Thurrock, Teeth and palaeo-
lithic flakes from, exhibited 295 ;
Palaeolithic Implements, from 296 ;
Contributions to the Pleistocene
Geology of, 336.
Gregarine (Coccidium) from Rabbit,
exhibited, 24
Gullery in Hamford waters, report
on, 312
Gulls, Black-headed, on Thames,
142 ; in Essex in 1899, 184.
Hainhault, Forest, Epipactis in, 147
Hamford Waters, Report on Gullery
in, 312
Harlow, Little Owl at, 142
Harmer, Dr. Sidney, Well-Shrimp
(Niphargus) in East Anglia, 145
Harting, J E, on Epping Forest
Museum, 302
Head-quarters of Club, Change of,
260
Helix nemoralis, varieties of, 257
Helix pomatia, duration of life in, 146
Herbarium, on a small Essex, 224 ;
Mr. Shenstone's, 223
High-tide of November 29th, 1897,
the after-effects of, 83
Hinton, Martin, A. C, on the
Pleistocene deposits of Ilford and
Wanstead district, 161 ; Exhibits
Palaeolithic implements from Grays
Thurrock and Wanstead, 296
Hinton, M. A. C, and A. S.
Kennard, Pleistocene Geology of
Thames Valley Pt. I. ; the Grays
Thurrock area, 296 and 336
History of Essex Botany, Pt. I.; 57,
169 and 229
Hollow Pond, Epping Forest, En-
largement of, 268
Holly, Fasciation in, 55
Holmes, T. V., Explains Geological
Photographs, 25 ; On Neolithic
Settlement at Braintree, 27, 94 ;
Report as Delegate British Associa-
tion, 1899, 68 ; Geology of Ilford,
149; Geology of Canvey Island,
262; on Cuckoo's changed tune, 270
Hopefulness of Science, 208
Hornbeam, Mistletoe on, in Epping
Forest, 55
Horsley, Rev. J. W., Mollusca in
old bed of Lea river, 145