v.
Golden Oriole, nest exhibited, 19.
Goosander, Bocking, 245.
Gosfield, Dwarf Thistle, '245.
Gould, Sir F. Carruthers, carica-
tures of Essex worthies exhibited
235.
Gould, F. G., referee in fungus
forays, yo, 191, 315.
Grass-snake eggs exhibited, 122.
Great Leighs, peregrine falcon, 195.
Greaves, E. A., presents photo-
graphs of Essex windmills, 14 ;
finds Liceopsis lobata, Epping
Forest, 16.
Green Sandpiper, Walthamstow, 41.
Gregory, J. W., Brit. Assoc.
Conference, 1925, 193-195.
Guizotia abyssinica (alien), 317.
Hainault Forest, ramble in, 22 ;
Coleoptera, 242.
Halacarid mites, Epping Forest, 59.
Hall, L. B., referee in Cryptogamic
foray, 15.
Hall, Rev. W. C, conducts visit
to Coggeshall, 85.
Halstead, Polypodium vulgare, var.
acuto-serratum, 229.
Harbott (Miss), presents nests of
Thrush and Long-Tailed Tit, 14.
Harlow visited, 313.
Harwich, London Clay, Mammals,
97.
Hatfield Forest, Dedication, 24 ;
visited 87, r88 ; Forest Lodge,
pl. xvii., 189.
Hatley, A. R., Lea Valley, 148-154.
Hemiptera, 169, 227.
Henniker family of Stratford
House, relics presented, 235.
Hepatics, 15, 121, 228.
Heronries, Walthamstow and Wan-
stead, 41.
Heteromorphy, 15, 16, 20.
Hibbert-Ware, A., nesting-places
of Gannet, 16 ; nest of Golden
Oriole, 19 ; Sharp-nosed Pipefish,
130 ; Buzzard, Chingford and
Sewardstone, 132, 241 ; Terns,
Walthamstow, 132 ; Tits, 132 ;
Epipactis latifolia, Sewardstone,
318.
Higgins, W., pl. xvi., 105.
High Beach Pillow Mounds, pl. xx.,
214 ; Trapdoor Spider, 229.
Hills, A., Goosander, Bocking, 245 ;
Dipsacus pilosus, Earls Colne, 245;
Carduus acaulis, Gosfield, 245 ;
Pied Wagtail, nesting in mill-
chimney shaft, 318.
Holm Oak section presented, 120.
Hoplopteryx affinis and H.
lewesiensis, 205.
Horndon East visited, 83.
Hosking, Mrs., presents plaster
moulds for wax fruits, etc., 125.
Hymenoptera, 27, 125, 235, 245.
Hypochnus umbrinus, Epping Forest,
316.
Hyracotherium leporinum, Owen,
London Clay, Harwich, pl. xii.,
97.
Ilford Pleistocene deer and horse,
pl. i. ; ox, pl. ii., 8.
Jackdaw disguises eggs with mud,
241.
Jane, F. W., exhibits living carp
attacked by fungus Saprolegnia,
14 ; modified portions of plants,
20 ; prawn zoeae, 127 ; Con-
volvulus Hawk Moth, Docks, 227.
John Brown, relics of, 41, 119.
Jones, E., conducts ramble in
Hainault Forest, 21.
Keeves, J., entertains visit at
Hutton, 190.
Kelvedon visited, 187.
Kite, Swallow-tailed, Essex, pl. xxi.,
269.
Lambert, F. J., exhibits sections
of Araucaria, 19.
Layard, Miss N. F., entertains
visit to prehistoric collection, 187 ;
Palaeolithic industry, Colne
Valley, 245.
Lepidoptera, 227.
Leptonia chalybea, Epping Forest,
316.
Leptotrachelus triqueter, 203.
Lexden Brickfield, MS. section by
John Brown, 120.
Leytonstone, sketch in 1865, 130.
Liceopsis lobata, 16.
Lichens, 122.
Limnaea peregra, dwarfed, 19.
Linder, E., presents MS. with
maps and photographs of Buck-
hurst Hill, 1838-1925, 230.
Lister, G., presents Little Owl
fledgling, Sewardstone, 15 ;
exhibits heterotrophic branch
of Sassafras, 15 ; referee in
Cryptogamic forays, 15, 121,
228 ; conducts visit to Hatfield
Forest, 87 ; to Canvey Island, 89 ;
referee in fungus forays, 90,