vi.
191. 315 ; plants of Upton, etc.,
1844-1848, 104-107 ; exhibits
grass-snake eggs, and fruits of
Ginkgo biloba, 122 ; presents
mycetozoa, 123 ; exhibits Lis-
terella, 126 ; Lamprocolius pur-
pureus, var. amethystinus, 129 ;
presents water-colour sketch,
Leytonstone, 130 ; Badhamia
populina, etc., at Walthamstow,
133 ; exhibits plan, etc., of
Upton House, 227 ; exhibits
Warner's Plantae Woodfordienses,
231 ; presents Galpine's British
Botany, 1806, 232.
Lister, I., presents Dock
Forgeries, 238.
Lister, Lord, plants collected by,
104.
Little Owl, Sewardstone, 15.
London Clay and Bagshot Passage-
beds, Rayleigh, 112.
London Clay mammalia, Harwich,
97 ; shells, Rayleigh, presented,
227.
Long-tailed lit, nest, 14.
Loughton Camp, Gnorimus nobilis,
242.
Main, H., presents Geaster Bryantii,
18 ; exhibits bird-catching spider
from Trinidad, 20 ; ant-lion
larvae, 127 ; Drilus flavescens,
130 ; seed vessels of Squirting
Cucumber, 130 ; food-mass of
Scarabaeus sacer, 130 ; Giant
Shore Earwig, Riviera, living,
227 ; Trap-door Spider, South
France and Atypus affinis, High
Beach, 219.
Mammalia, Eocene, 97 ; Pleistocene,
1, 32, 119, 123.
Manningtree, Grey Phalarope, 318.
Marriott, St. J., referee in Crypto-
gamic foray, 228.
Marshall's Park House, Romford,
227.
Maynard, G., John Brown's coast
section, Walton to Colne, 42.
Meetings of Club, Oct. 1923—Oct.
1926, 14, 77, 119, 185, 226, 302.
Megachile and Coelioxys, 27.
Mites, pl. vii., 59, 123.
Modified organs of plants, 20.
Mollusca, 19 ; fossil, 227, 228.
Moorlog, pollen-study, 107.
Morant Club, Dissolution, 240.
Morris, G, presents neoliths from
Cam Valley, 18 ; B. M. Forster's
herbarium, 1790-1827, 238.
Mosses, 15, 121, 228.
Mothersole, H., presents "cheese-
moate," 18 ; Leaf-cutting Bee,
27-31 ; exhibits Stone Curlew,
123 ; nest of Mason Bee, 125 ;
Mistletoe [not] on Oak, 134 ;
Use of Pebbles, 239.
Moulds for wax fruits presented,
125.
Mycena iris, Epping Forest, 316.
Mycetozoa, 15, 16, 121-123, 126,
133, 227, 228.
Myrmeleo, 127.
National Trust Essex Monuments,
43.
Neoliths, 18, 187, 228.
Neuroptera, 127.
Newton, E. T., exhibits MS. of
John Brown, 119.
Nichol, W. B.. Quail nesting,
Great Oakley, 92.
Nicholson, C, exhibits nutshell
cemented to tree by fungus,
and large leaves of plane, 16 ;
exhibits Cis boleti, 20 ; "nest"
of mites, 123 ; Epping Forest
Bugs, 169-185 ; exhibits double
wasp-nest (V. germanica), 235.
Niphargus aquilex, Writtle, 132.
Oak, sections presented, 227.
Owen, J. H., presents Jackdaw's
eggs disguised with mud, 241.
Palaemon serratus zoeae exhibited,
127.
Palaeoliths, 187, 228, 245.
Paulson, R., referee in Cryptogamic
forays, 15, 121, 228 ; exhibits
structure of Teasel, 123, 130.
"Paycockes," Coggeshall, photo-
graphs exhibited, 20 ; visited, 85.
Pearson, A. A., referee in fungus
forays, 315.
Peregrine Falcon, Great Leighs, 195.
Perichaena corticalis, Walthamstow,
123, 133.
Phalacrocera replicata, 42.
Phalarope, grey, Manningtree, 318,
Pillow Mounds, High Beach, pl. xx.,
214.
Pipefish, Sharp nosed, 130.
Plane, abnormal leaves, 16.
Plant Dispersal, 43.
Platygloea effusa, Epping Forest,
316.
Pleistocene Mammalia, pls. i., ii.,
1, 8, 32.
Pliocene Period, West Essex, 247.