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INDEX.
Fungi, 148 ; Exhibits two Micro-
scopical Fungi new to Essex, 261 ;
Exhibits Purple Cow-wheat, 265 ;
Setaria viridis at Witham, 271 ;
Flowers on Christmas-day, 1900,
335
Vanessa antiopa near Dunmow, 298
Vertebrata, Palaeolithic, from Ilford,
212
Vespa germanica, slab-shaped nest of,
in Epping Forest, 54
Vicia lutea at St. Osyth, 271
Vivipara clactonensis exhibited from
Clacton, 261
Waller, W. C, Sirex gigas at
Loughton, 144
Waltham Bells, 208
Walton-Naze, Conger at, 200 ; Non-
Marine Mollusca of Crag, 216 ;
Eocene fauna and flora of, 284 ;
Fossil Shark's teeth from, 298
Wanstead, Palaeolithic Implements
from, 296 ; and Ilford districts,
Pleistocene deposits of the, 161
Wanstead Park, Epping Forest,
Addition to, 269
Ware, Great Bed of, 138
Warrant for payment of Forest
Officers in 1728, 48
Waters, Chalk-derived of Essex,
Saline Constituents, 201
Warwick, Countess of, Village
Science School, 151 : Opens Essex
Museum of Natural History 319 ;
Speech on Local Museums, &c., 321
Weather in 1899, 207
Webb, W. M., Occurrence in Essex
of a Species of Isopoda new to
Britain, 127 ; Exhibits Cytisus
laburnum-adami from Epping, 139 ;
Exhibits New British Species of
Isopoda, 197; Notes on a small
Essex Herbarium, 224 ; Pleistocene
Non-Marine Mollusca from Clacton,
225 ; Pleistocene Shells from Cop-
ford, 227 ; Holocene Mollusca
from Shalford, 294
Well-Shrimp (Niphargus) in East
Anglia, 145
Well-Worms (Phreoryctes) with
reference to unique specimen from
Chelmsford, 1 ; probable species
of in Essex, 27
West Ham, Mayor of, at Opening of
Essex Museum on Oct. 18th, 1900,
321-22.
West Ham Municipal Technical
Institute, Fire at, 197 ; Meetings
in, 295
White, G., see Johnson, J. P.
Whittle, F. G., Acidalia rusticata
at Shoeburyness, 144 ; Calymnia
pyralina and Cucullia asteris at
Southend, 144
Wild Flowers, photographs of, 299
Wilkin, A. S., Receives Club at
Britannia Company's Farm, 265
Wilson, T. Hay, Chalky Boulder-
Clay in Epping Forest, 55
Wine Production in Essex, 34
Winstone, Benjamin, "Rye House,
1685," 135
Witham, plants observed at, 264 ;
Setaria viridis at, 271
Woodford Churchyard, Old Yew tree
in. 147
Woodlouse, new to Britain,
occurrence of in Essex, 127
Wood-pigeons, "Mobbed by," 333
Woodward, B. B., see Kennard,
A. S.
Yardley Hill, Epping Forest, 78 ;
Club's Visit to, 129 ; addition to, 268
Yew tree in Woodford Churchyard,
147