viii.
INDEX.
Hawkins, C. E. W., Black-headed
Gulls nesting in Essex, 68
Hesse, E., New records of Fish in
Essex Rivers, 70
Hinton, Martin, A. C, Contribu-
tions to the Pleistocene Geology of
the Thames Valley, Pt. II. (paper
read), 156; On some Teeth of
Rhinoceros from Ilford, 231
Holmes, T. V*, Geological Notes in
the New Reservoirs in the valley of
the Lea, 1 ; Lake-dwelling in do.,
15 ; Channels of the River Lea, 16 ;
Obituary Notice of the late F. Hay
Wilson, 60 ; Conducts at Meeting
at the New Reservoirs, 150 ; Geo-
logical Notes on Railway between
Ilford and Woodford, 202 ;
Additional Notes on Sections at
Walthamstow, 224; Review of
"Agricultural Geology," 240 ; The
Giant Beaver in the Thames Valley,
243 ; The matrix of the Suffolk
Boulder - clay, 243 ; Exhibits
Wooden Water - pipe, 250; On
damage done to Ancient Earth-
works, 253; Conducts at visit
to Walton-Naze, 266 ; Notes on Mr.
Woodward's paper on "Soils and
Sub-soils of Norfolk," 288
Honorary Members, Election of, 261
Hope Museum, Oxford, Collections
illustrating Mimicry in, 155
Hornbeam tree in Easton Park, 159
Howard,David, Presidential Address,
March 30th, 1901, 24 ; Remarks on
Little Ilford Church, 43; Vote of
thanks to, 49
Howes, Prof. G. B., Address on
Recent Work on Mollusca Mor-
phology, 46
Hydrachnida (Water-mites) of Epping
Forest (paper read), 156
Hylesinus, Ash-bark beetle, Mines of,
50
Ilford, Remarks on Palaeolithic
Implements from, 41 ; Palaeolithic
Implements from, 52 ; Manganese
seam in Thames Valley Drift at,
135 ; On some teeth of Rhinoceros
from, 231
Ilford, Little, Church of, 43
Ilford and Woodford, Geological
Notes on New Railway between,
202
"Illustrations of British Fungi,"
Notes mainly corrigenda to, 131
Jennings, F. B., Aphodii in Epping
Forest, 177
Johnson, J. P., Presents Palaeolithic
Implements from Ilford to Museum,
40; Palaeolithic Implements from
the low-level Drift of Thames
Valley, 52 ; Neolithic Implements
from the North Downs, 117; Man-
ganiferous Seam in Thames Valley
Drift at Ilford, 135; Eolithic
Implements from Plateau Gravel
round Walderslade, 207, 259
Kennard, A. S., Contributions to
Pleistocene Geology of the Thames
Valley, Pt. II. (paper read), 156;
On local Archaeological Investiga-
tion, 254; Presents Eolithic Stones
from near Rochester, 259
Lake Dwelling in Lea Marshes, 15
Lamna cornubica (Porbeagle Shark)
near Tollesbury, 176
Lamp of Clay (? Roman) from Wood-
ford, 40
Lathyrus macrorrhiza, var. tenuifolius,
from Epping Forest, 46
Lea River, Channels of, 16; Ancient
Boat found in deposits, about 1830,
180; Dug-out Boats found in
Marshes of, 163
Lea Valley, Geological Notes on the
New Reservoirs at, 1 ; Excava-
tions in, visit to, 150 ; Relics from,
152 ; Sections shown in New
Reservoirs in, 224
Lewis, E. J., Oak Galls and Gall-
insects of Epping Forest, 41, 267
Library Table, The, 62 ; 240
Limenitis sibylla from Mersea. 154
Lippmann's Colour Photograph
exhibited, 50
Littler, H. W., Exhibits and pre-
sents to Museum old Hand-printing
blocks, and Notes on, 43
Lovett, Edward, Fish-hooks of
Wood from France, 28 and 41
Lytta vesicatoria near Colchester, 177
McConnell, Primrose, "Agricul-
tural Geology," review of, 240;
Conducts at Meeting at Ongar
Park Woods, 262
Maitland, Rev. J. W., Presents
specimen of "Old English"
Pheasant to Museum, 40
Manganiferous Seam in the Thames
Valley Drift at Ilford, 135 ; Nodules
in the Boulder-clay of Essex, 137