viii INDEX
Skippers Island, Mammals of ....................................... 335
Skippers Island, Marine Biology of.............................. 247
Skippers Island, Natural History of (Lecture) ............... 283
Skippers Island, Nematodes, free-living, of ..................... 204
Skippers Island, report of visit .................................... 216
Skippers Island, visited ................................................ 138
Slow-worm, albino ................................................280, 288
South Benfleet, Great Grey Shirke at .............................. 67
Stifford, subsidences near ............................................. 309
Stone-curlew near Saffron Walden ................................. 66
Stone Point visited ...................................................... 285
Storm-petrel in Epping Forest ....................................... 66
Stour, R, birds of...................................................324, 325
Stubbers, home of William Coys visited ........................... 81
Swale, E. M. F. Algal Flora of the River Lee, part I ......... 173
Swale, E. M. F. (See also Belcher, J. H.).
Syms, E. E. Elected President ....................................... 75
Syms, E. E. Notes on Endomychus coccineus .................. 121
Syngnathus rostellatus as a British Fish ........................... 56
T
Thorn-apple. (See Datura.)
Thorndon Hall, excavations at ....................................... 214
Toadstool, Function and Form (Presidential Address) ...... 1
Trametes rubescens, gills and pores in .............................. 118
Trixie ........................................................................ 254
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Vacuolaria virescens (alga) recorded ................................. 284
Volucella zonaria in Essex............................................. 72
W
Waltham Forest, boundary of ....................................... 117
Ward, B. T. A Storm-petrel in Essex .............................. 66
Ward, B. T. Essex Plant notes, 1958 .............................. 164
Ward, B. T. Essex Plant notes, 1959 .............................. 267
Ward, B. T. Some Essex Botanical Notes ..................... 57
Ward, B. T. Some Essex Botanical Notes, 1957 ............ 119
Warner, Richard. Home visited .................................... 80
Warren, S. H. Obituary and appreciation ........................ 143
Warren, S. H., publications of ....................................... 147
Wasps, social (Presidential Address) ................................. 134
Water-mites from the Chelmsford district ........................ 201
Weald Park, visited ...................................................... 219
Wheeler, A. C. Elected Secretary ................................. 217
Wheeler, A. C. Mammals of Skippers Island ..................... 335