vi.
Rudler, P. W., Presidential Address
on Natural History Museums, April
8th, 1905, 1 ; Vote of thanks to, 70 ;
Report as Club's Delegate at British
Association, London, 152 ; at York,
237
Ruggles-Brise, Mr. and Mrs.
Archibald, receive the Club at
Spain's Hall, 265
Rules, Alteration of, 167
Saffron Walden, Visit to, 155
Salinity of the Sea-water along the
Coast of Essex, 235
Salmon near Southend, 72
Salt-making in Essex, A History of,
193
Salt, Marine, making of, in China, 279
Salter, Dr. A. E., presents pottery
from near Billericay, 162 ; conducts
Field Meeting, 260 ; and T, W.
Reader conduct Field Meeting, 266
Sandstone Object from Wendon, ex-
hibited, 273
Sea-water along the coast of Essex,
Salinity of, 235
Section, Geological, at Witham, 274
Selenite, 62, 147
Serotine Bat from Pitsea, exhibited,
272
Shenstone, J. C, an Ancient
Municipal Enterprise, 77
Sherrin, Mr., presents Essex Birds,
168
Shrew, Pigmy, exhibited, 163
Shrike, Great Grey, from Colchester,
exhibited, 270
Sillem, C. (See Webb, W.M.)
Skan, S. A., Demonstrates at Field
Meetings, 156, 254
"Smoother," Wooden, exhibited, 273
Soils and Subsoils, Sulphate of lime in,
62, 147
Sorby, Dr. H. C, On the Salinity of
the Sea-water along the Coast of
Essex, 235 ; presents Portrait of
himself, 271
Sorex minutus exhibited, 163
Southend, Salmon near, 72
Spam's Hall, Visit to, 265
Sphagnaceae of Essex, 111
Spiller, J., exhibits photographs of
East coast, 70 ; exhibits photographs
of coast at Cromer, 162
Sponges, A lecture on (title), 271
Stanway, Yellow-necked mouse from,
exhibited, 270
Stones, Boundary, of Forest of
Waltham. Photographs of, exhi-
bited, 162
Straw-Plaiting, in Essex, 184 ; Mill
presented, 163
Subsidence at Mucking, On a Recent,
241
Sulphate of Lime in Essex Soils and
Subsoils, 62, 147
Survey Maps, Ordnance, purchased
and exhibited, 70
Survey, Photographic and Pictorial, of
Essex (see Photographic Survey of
Essex).
Talpa vulgaris, varieties of, exhibited,
Thames, Fishes of the, in 1746, 275 ;
water power from the, 280
Thompson, Percy, exhibits fasciated
branch of Holly, 271 ; exhibits and
presents fossils, 271
Thompson, Prof. S. P., lectures on
Gilberd of Colchester (title), 67 ;
elected Honorary Member, 68
Thundersley, Visit to, 266 ; worked
flints from, exhibited, 272
Tree, Razor blade in a, exhibited, 270
Vesperugo leisleri exhibited, 165
Vesperugo serotinus exhibited, 272
Vole, Orkney, exhibited, 163
Vole. Skomer, exhibited, 165
Warwick, Countess of, and Lord
Brooke, receive Club, 157
Water, analysis of, from Great Baddow,
262 ; Power from Thames, 280J
Webb, W. Mark, and C. Sillem,
The British Woodlice, 38, 81, 97
Well-Section at Great Baddow, 260
Wendens Ambo and Saffron Walden,
Meeting at, 155 ; Sandstone, object
from, exhibited, 273
Whale, at Mersea in 1299, 135, 149 ;
Large bone of, at Mountnessing, 168
Whitehead, H., Ricciella fluitans in
Epping Forest, 276 ; Felted Beech
Coccus in Epping Forest, 277
Wimbish and Saffron Walden, Meeting
at, 155
Witham, On some geological sections
at, 274
Woodlice, The British, 38, Sr, 97
Woolf, Yeatman, Lecture on
Sponges (title), 271
PLATES AND
ILLUSTRATIONS.
Plan of Chislehurst Caves, 76
59 Diagrams to illustrate the paper on
British Woodlice by W. M. Webb
and C. Sillem, pp. 39-105