iv.
Essex Wool Trade, 251, 289.
Fallow Deer at Parndon, 272.
Fisher. Rev. J. L., conducts visit to
Netteswell, etc., 187 ; to Latton
Priory, 225.
Flora of Wanstead Park district, 121,
128, 293.
Flower, Miss W. U., elected a member.
169 ; exhibits photographs of Anax
imperator, 208 ; exhibits photo-
graphs of nestling Kestrel, 209 ;
exhibits living Wood Mouse and
Field Vole, 247 ; exhibits photo-
graphs, 249.
Folk-Lore of Birds, 63.
Forest Butterflies in 1945, 306.
Forest Rambles, 304.
Foundations of Prehistory. 89.
Hills, A., Some Bocking Flowers, 41 :
nature-notes, 247.
Hendell. P. B., elected a member, 188.
Hogben, Miss S. A. C, elected a
member, 288.
Holdsworth, R., elected a member,
209.
Hole Haven, ornithological notes. 291.
Holocene Mollusca, Report on, 279.
Hoopoe, The : its status, 258.
Horn. P. W„ Badger at Romford, 37.
Howard, W., Notes on the Flora of
Martinhoe, Devon, 248.
Humphries, R. W.. elected a member.
249.
Jane, F. W., exhibits Trentepohlia
aurea, also specimens of Mibora
verna and Lloydia serotina, and
"critical" rushes. 170; exhibits
aquatic plants from Snowdonia.
209 ; nominated as President, 290 ;
elected President, 291.
Joan Simpson and her Chigwell Land.
264.
Kemsley, Mrs. Irene, elected a
member, 33.
Kennard. A. S.. Report on Holocene
Mollusca, 279.
King, B., Ornithological Notes from
Hole Haven, 291.
Latton Priory, visit to, 225.
Lewis, W. J., elected a member, 249.
Light. Miss L. E.. elected a member.
189.
Liming, War-time, in Essex, 241.
Linder. S. E., exhibits and presents
pottery from Canvey, 33 ; presents
same and bronze pin, 36 ; "Red
hills" of Canvey Island, 48, 98 :
exhibits relics from Canvey ex-
cavations. 120.
Lisney, A. A., elected a member, 153.
Lister. Miss G., describes the develop-
ment of the Black Bryony, 35 ;
exhibits same, 36 ; exhibits Mother-
wort, 36 ; presents Pipistrelle bat.
36 ; Herons visiting a Suburban
Garden, 37 ; Flora of the Wanstead
Park District, 121. 293 ; List of
Flowering Plants and Conifers in
the Wanstead Park District, 128 ;
On the Occurrence of Oligonema
nitens in Essex, 181 : exhibits
specimens and drawings of species
of Forsythia, 208 ; presents Noctule
Bat used by Lord Lister in 1857,
209 : Stemonitis hyperopta, 228, 247 :
exhibits Crucibulum vulgare. 247 ;
exhibits drawings of tadpoles, 248 ;
Nestling Bluetits fed by Hen Sparrow,
250 ; New Species of Mycetozoa.
263 ; note on Senecio squalidus. 272 :
exhibits Senecio squalidus, 289.
Geological and Prehistoric Records,
N.W. Essex. 273.
Geological and Prehistoric Traps, 2.
Gladwyn, A. E., conducts ramble
from Chigwell to Lambourne. 226.
Gladwyn, Mrs. R.. elected a member,
36.
Glegg, W. E.. Broad Features of the
Ornithology of Essex. 35 ; Folk
Lore of Birds in Relation to Essex,
63 ; reads an account of the Tring
Museum, 119: the Duck Decoys
of Essex, 191. 211 ; Note on the
Invasion of Waxwings, 170 ; the
Black Redstart. 179 : the Hoopoe,
its status during the past century,
258 ; White Stork, its status in
South Africa, 289, Subordinate
Markings of Bird-feathers. 300.
Golding. J., elected a member, 208.
Graddon. W. D., Discomycetes
recorded in Essex. 19, 229.
Graddon, W. D.. exhibits discomycetes
and micro-photographs, 33 ; Notes
on the Discomycetous Fungi of
Essex, 35 ; exhibits new Essex
discomycetes, 36 ; Impatiens glan-
dulifera at Leyton. 39 ; Stray Notes
on Essex Plants, 114 ; exhibits
discomycetous fungi, 170 : exhibits
Cyathicula coronata, 207 : Two new |
Essex discomycetes. 229 : exhibits
Sarcoscypha coccinea, 248.
Habits and Life-histories of Woodlice.
105, 138.
Hatley. Mrs. A., exhibits and presents
watercolours. 34.
Heeley, W., Habits and Life-History
of Woodlice, 105, 138 : exhibits
various agricultural pests, 169, 209 ;
the Spindle-tree and the Beet Aphis
Control, 267 : note on Parasites of
Bean, etc., 289.
Highbeach, visit to, 303.