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INDEX.
in Roding Valley and Waltham-
stow, 154; Exhibits Limenitis sibylla
from East Mersea, 154; Exhibits
specimens illustrative of Mimicry,
156; Exhibits Petricola pholadiformis,
156 ; Report of Conference of East
Anglian Natural History Societies
at Dunmow, &c., 157: Scheme for
Systematic Biological and Archaeo-
logical Research in East Anglia,
159 ; Notes on Dug-out Boats in
the marshes of Lea and Thames,
163 ; Notes on Cryptogamic
Herbarium of the late E. G.
Varenne, 167; Petricola pholadi-
formis in Essex and Kent, 168;
Notice of late Edmund Durrant,
171 ; Notice of late Henry Walker,
173 ; Ancient Boat found in Lea
Alluvium in 1830. 180; Notes
relating to Coast Erosion in Essex
and Suffolk, 221 ; Remarks on
occurrence of rare fungi in Epping
Forest, 252 ; Moves alteration of
Rules, 258; Otters feeding on
Mussels, 258
Colouring matters, vegetable, used in
the Scotch Highlands, 45
Coming of Age of the Essex Field
Club, Presidential Address, 1902, 73
Conference of East Anglian Natural
History Societies at Dunmow, June
6th, 1901, 157
Connaught, Duke of, Resolution of
condolence on death of Queen
Victoria, sent to, 39, 42
Cooke, Dr. M. C, Notes on the larger
Fungi observed at the Foray on
October 12th, 1901, 127 ; A Fungoid
Cucumber disease in Essex, 130 ;
Notes on Fungi, Forestal, and
others, 131 ; Acts as Referee at
Fungus Foray, October 12th, 1901,
153
Corresponding Societies Committee
of British Association, Report of
Delegate at Glasgow, 1901, 140
Council Annual Report of, 1900, 32 ;
1901, 244
Crouch, Walter, Observations on
Water-colour Drawings of Essex
Churches, 43; Queen Elizabeth's
Lodge and Epping Forest, 179
Cryptogamic Herbarium of late E. G.
Varenne, 167
Cucumber Disease in Essex, 130
Cystopus lepigoni in Essex, 71
Cyclostoma elegans in the living state
near Wormingford, 176
Dalton, W. H , Notice of Dr.
Thresh's "Report on the Water-
supply of Essex," 62; Walton and
Frinton in 1902, 217; Presents
specimens of Brackish - water
Mollusca from Fowlness, 254;
Conducts at visit to Walton Naze,
266
Deer Antlers seldom found in Epping
Forest, 46
Drift of Thames Valley, Palaeolithic
Implements from 52
Dug-out Boat in alluvium of Lea
Valley, 11 and Plate I., do, 151
Dug-out Boats in Ancient Marshes of
the Lea and Thames, 163
Dunmow, Visit to. 157
Durrant, Edmund, Obituary Notice
of, 171
Dyeing materials, vegetable, used in
the Scotch Highlands, 45
Dymond, T. S., Notes on Manganese
Nodules in Boulder Clay in Essex,
139
Earthworks, ancient, damage done
to, 253, 254
East Anglian Natural History
Societies, Conference of, 157
Easton Church, Little, Visit to, 158
Easton Park, Oak and Hornbeam
trees in, 159
Edwards, George, Memoir of, read,
255
Elliott, F. W., Exhibits bone from
forest, gnawed by a rodent, 46;
Exhibits a Quern, 255
Elliott, Harold, Capture of
Limenitis sibylla at Mersea, 154
Eolithic Implements from the Plateau
Gravel at Walderslade, Kent, 207;
From near Rochester, presented to
Museum, 259
Epping Forest, Lathyrus macrorrhizus,
var. tenuifolius, from 46 ; Spiders of,
70 and 181 ; Orchis maculata, sub-
species ericetorum, in, 123; Fungi
notes on, 127 and 131; Amanita
citrina in, 129 ; Thinning operations
in, 148 ; Hydrachnida of (paper
read), 156; Aphodii in, 177; Coun-
terfeit Spanish Coins found in, 259 ;
Oak-galls and Gall-insects of, 267
Epping Forest Museum and Queen
Elizabeth's Lodge, 50
Epping Forest and Queen Elizabeth's
Lodge, 179
Essex, Destructive Storm in 1841 in,
286