INDEX TO VOL. XVIII.
Aberdeenshire MYCETOZOA, 234.
Abridge, ramble, 266.
African water-jar, Leyton, exhibi-
ted, 26.
Ague, see Malaria.
Albert Docks extension, excursion
to, 10.
Amersham, excursion to, 115.
Anopheles bifurcatus, 237.
—maculipennis, 248.
—nigripes (=plumbeus), 257.
Andrews, R. T., exhibits Hertford
Museum, 18.
Annual Meetings, 1914, 12 ; 1915,
33 ; 1916, 129 ; 1917, 202.
Anticlinal, hand-specimen of an,
exhibited, 5.
Agricultural exhibit, 9.
Armstrong-Jones, Sir R., lectures
on Growth of Nervous System,
126 ; on Plants figuring in
Herbals, 270.
Atlantic (South) hawk-moth (300
miles from land), exhibited, 31.
Bacot, A., Mosquitoes in England,
241-203.
Baddow, Little, Honey Buzzard
breeding at, 238.
Barrow, G., conducts visit to
Albert Docks extension, 10 ; on
River Lea, 18.
Bedfordshire Mycetozoa, 234.
Bell, A., Oysters, Pliocene to
Modern (title only), 9.
Benfleet, South, Oribata lapidaria
at, 128.
Bibliography suggested of publica-
tions of local scientific societies,
38.
Binns, A., conducts visit to Albert
Docks extension, 10.
Birds of Epping Forest, Ann.
Rep. Ornithol. Comm., London
Nat. Hist. Soc, noticed, 205.
Blackmore and Fryerning, excur-
sion to, I').
Bone implements (19th century,
but obsolete), exhibited, 30.
Boswell, P. G. H., Evolution of
the Essex Stour (syllabus only),
Boulder Clay, Chingford, 2.
Boulder Clay wastes, vegetation
(title only), 10.
Boulger, G. S., Errata in Der-
ham's Letters, III.
British Association Corresponding
Societies Meetings, 1914, 37, 38 ;
1915, 131-133 ; 1916, 197 ; 1917,
270.
British Museum (botanical section),
visit to, 200.
Britton, Mrs., presents collection
of British Reptiles, 127.
Bronze Age flint implements ex-
hibited, 5.
Buckinghamshire Mycetozoa, 234.
Burgess, W. T., explains water
softening at Purley, 114.
Burnt-forest colonisation, 28, 33.
Butcher, C. H., Palaeolithic im-
plements from Wanstead Park,
76-78.
Buxton, G., Red Deer, Epping
Forest, 87.
Buzzard, Common, at Ilford, 206.
Buzzard, Honey, breeding at Little
Baddow, 238.
Campbell, J., Pied flycatcher near
Kelvedon, 264.
Caterpillars, leaf-folding, 70-72.
Catharinea undulata var. minor, 33.
Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks, excursion
to, 115.
Champness, Miss M., exhibits
silk colour-printed from wooden
blocks, 1812-1835, 1-4 ; death-
rate map of West Ham (title
only), 201,
Chelsea Physic Garden visits to,
115, 194.
Chernes, Bucks, excursion to, 205.
Chess Valley, Bucks, excursion to,
265.
Chigwell Row Medicinal Springs,
18th Century MS. on, 60-70.
Chingford, Boulder Clay at, 2-4 ;
fossiliferous London Clay at, 74-
76.
Christy, Mrs. A., conducts excur-
sion to Fryerning and Black-
more, 16.
Christy, Miller, conducts ex-
cursion to Saffron Walden, 14 ;
to Fryerning and Blackmore, 16 ;
18th Century MS. on Chigwell
Row medicinal springs, 60-70 ;
John Gibbs (1822-1903), an
Essex Botanist, 89-96, 203-205.
Mid-Essex Windrush and Whirl-
wind, 27 Oct. 1910, 135-145.
Christy, Miss R., lunar rainbow,
110.
Club Meetings, 4-35, 113-130,
194-202, 263-275
Cole, B. G., decease, 199.