vii.
Priske, A. R. R., Slug new to
Essex, 120.
Ptilidium pulcherrimum (Web),
Hampe, in Epping Forest, 187-
189.
Rainbow, lunar, 110.
Ramsbottom, J., Microfungi of
forays, 1915, 123 ; referee in
foray, 195.
Red Deer in Epping Forest, 87.
Rendle, Dr. A. B., conducts visit
to Botanical Department British
Museum, 200.
Reptiles, British, presented by Mrs.
Britton, 127.
Rhinoceros incisors exhibited, 30.
Rickmansworth excursion, 205.
Roman London, syllabus of lec-
ture, 127.
Ross, J., Ptilidium pulcherrimum
Hampe, 187-189 ; Mycetozoa,
Chingford district, 192, 193.
Rudler, F. W., decease, 28.
Saffron Walden and Thaxted, ex-
cursion to, 14.
Scourfield, D. J., Trip to
Swedish Lapland, 6 ; conducts
visit to Zoological Gardens, 194;
ramble, Loughton to Abridge,
266 ; exhibits luminous moss,
Schistostega osmundacea, 272.
Seaweed (Laver) Bread exhibited, 5.
Seeds, Club collection of, exhibited,
35.
Seeds from peat under Lea gravel,
Hackney Wick, exhibited, 31.
Selborne Society visits Club Mu-
seum, Stratford, 4.
Sewardstone, Excursion to, 200.
Sherrin, W. E., referee in Crypto-
gamic forays, 32, 118, 197.
Slates, crackling of, 112.
Slipper Limpet in Essex, 81.
Slug new to Essex, 127.
Smith, Miss A. L., referee at
forays, 32, 118, 195, 197; Struc-
ture and Growth of Lichens
(title only), 124 ; conducts
fungus foray, 267 ; Cryptogamic
foray, 270.
Snipe, Breeding habits of, 109.
Soar, C. D., Water-mites (Hy-
dracarina), Epping Forest, 96-
105.
South London Botanical Institute
visited, n.s, 194.
Somerset Mycetozoa, 234.
Sparrowhawk, photo-slides of nest-
ing habits exhibited, 200,
Squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris var.
fuscoata, exhibited, 270.
Stegomyia fasciata, 249.
Stone Implements, sec Neolithic
and Palaeolithic
Stour, R., Evolution of (syllabus
only), 23 ; Langham neoliths, 87.
Strahan, A., conducts visitors to
Jermyn St. Museum, 201.
Stubbs, F. J., blue egg of Lap-
wing, 105 ; breeding habits of
Snipe, 109 ; corncrake in Essex,
189-192.
Terling, Woodcock at, 112.
Thaxted and Saffron Walden, ex-
cursion to, 14.
Theobaldia annulata, 248.
Theydon Bois, Prehistoric cooking-
site at, 32 ; Corncrake at, 270.
Thompson, Percy G., Boulder Clay
at Chingford, 2 ; exhibits
"bread" made from seaweed
(Laver), 5 ; conducts excursion
at Fryerning and Blackmore, 16 ;
presents Peltigera polydactyla in
fruit, 128 ; presents Hydnum
coralloides, 202 ; appointed Cura-
tor of Club's Museum at Strat-
ford, 272.
Tozer, A. H., presents young
Corncrake (in down), from They-
don Bois, 270.
Trinder, W. M., supposed author of
MS. account of Chigwell Row
Medicinal Springs, ca. 1775, 60.
Turner, E. E., Essex plant lo-
calities, 85 ; plants over-reaching
themselves, 86.
Tween, C. N., conducts excursion
on R. Lea, 18.
Ulex europaeus, modified inflores-
cence of, 29, 33, 84.
Varenne, E. G. (1811-1887), of
Kelvedon, botanist, his vasculum
exhibited and presented to Club,
273 ; Reminiscences of him,
292-300.
Wakefield, Miss E. M., referee
in fungus foray, 195 ; conducts
fungus foray, 26.
Wallace, Dr. A. R., Memorial to, 6.
Wanstead Park, Palaeolithic imple-
ments, 76-78,
Ware Priory, visit to, 19.
Warley Place, visit to Miss Will-
mott's gardens at, 13.
Warren, S. Hazzledine, ex-
hibits flint implements of Early