INDEX TO VOLUME XXI.
Acari, pl. vii., 59, 123.
Acta fusco-atra, Epping Forest, 316.
Alepidosaurus ferox, 204.
Alien plants in Essex, 327.
Amethyst Glossy Starling presented,
129.
Ant-lion larvae, 127.
Annual meetings, 22, 129, 237.
Apospory in Pteridium, 20.
Araucaria imbricata, sections, 19
Argutus foliaceus infesting Rudd,
121.
Arum italicum in Essex, 133.
Ascogaster annularis, Manor Park,
245.
Audley End House, fore-edge
painting of, 18.
Ashdon Meteorite, March 9, 1923,
232.
Aveley, see Belhus.
Avery, J., exhibits portraits,
prints, water colour drawings,
etc., 14, 16, 18, 22, 119, 124, 126,
129, 229, 232, 235 ; fore-edge
paintings, 18, 19 ; map of Hatfield
Forest, 18 ; entertains visit at
Woodford, 190.
Azolla, Chigwell Row, 21.
Bacteria, 120, 154, 227.
Badhamia panicea and populina,
Walthamstow, 123, 133.
Badhamia utricularis, 122, 227.
Barking Church, fore-edge painting
of, 19 ; visited, 236.
Barns, S. J., conducts visit to
Waltham Abbey, 77-83 ; exhibits
caricatures by late Sir F. C.
Gould, of Essex Worthies, 235 ;
history of Gillwell Hall, 303.
Baylis, H. A., Pwdre Ser, 271-275.
Bedford Willow, section presented,
19.
Bee, leaf-cutting, 27—31.
Beech, section presented, 120.
Beetles, 20, 42, 130, 207, 239, 242.
Belhus, Aveley, stained windows
15th-17th century, water-colour
drawings exhibited, 232.
Bell, Alfred, obituary, pl. xix.,
209-213.
Berdinner, H.C., see Wooldridge,
S. W., 112.
Bestow, C., presents a "Dock
Forgery," 238.
Birds, 14—16, 19, 40, 41, 92, 121,
123, 129, 130, 132, 135, 195, 233,
241-243, 245, 318.
Bittern presented, 123.
"Blood" (bacteria in pond water),
120, 154, 227.
Bocking, White Stork, 40 ;
Goosander, 245.
Bos primigenius, peat, Chingford.
pl. i. ; Pleistocene, Ilford, pl. ii.,
8 ; bones presented, 123.
Briginshaw, J., photographs and
water-colour sketches, Dedham
and Epping Forest, exhibited, 122.
British Association, Delegates' Con-
ferences, 193, 316.
British Museum (Bloomsbury), visit
to prehistoric section, 123.
British Museum (S.K.) visited,
geology, 17 ; minerals, 231.
Buckhurst Hill, development from
1838, 230.
Bugs, 169, 227.
Buxton, E. N., and 3 Essex
Forests, portrait, pl. iii., 12.
Buxton, G., E. N. Buxton and
3 Essex Forests, 12-14 ; conducts
visit to Hatfield Forest, 87.
Buzzard, Sewardstone, 132 ; in
S.E. Essex, 193.
Calman, W. T., Brit. Assoc. Con-
ference, 1926, 326.
Cambrian Rocks, Essex, 147.
Campbell, Colney, Essex photo-
graphs presented, 235.
Canning Town Field Club, see
Chip-Chap Club.
Canvey Island visited, 89 ; Little
Owl, 233.
Carp, fungoid disease, 14.
Cave-remains, Dordogne, 233.
Cervus elaphus, Pleistocene, Ilford,
pl. 1.
Chalk Fishes, pl. xviii., 197.
Cheese-press and "moate" pre-
sented, 18.
Chingford, Bos primigenius, pl. i.
Chip-Chap Club, pls. viii.-x., 62.
Christy, Miss R., presents birds
of Doubleday collection, 121, 123,
Christy, M., Arum italicum in
Essex, 133.
——Essex Rivers, pl. xxiii.,
275-302.