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Index.
in, ci ; Deneholes, Report on Ex-
ploration of (Paper read), cxxxi;
Epping Forest, condition of,
clxxx; Epping Forest, ancient
and modern, extent of, ciii ;
Epping Forest land, near Wood-
ford, sale of, cxxxiv; Epping
Forest, on suggested disappear-
ance of insects in, cvi; Epping
Forest, proposes Committee to
watch schemes affecting, xii, xiii,
xviii; on Epping Upland, xxxv ;
Fibre balls, xix ; Loughton Camp,
Report on Explorations, lvii;
Local Museum, proposals for,
lxvi; Marten in Epping Forest,
lxv ; Nazing Common, xxxviii;
Nazing and Pilgrim Fathers,
xxxv-ix ; Neolithic Flakes from
Waltham, Warlies Park, and
Chigwell, xix ; Red Hills,
cxiii-iv, Rudolphi's Rorqual in
Crouch River, lxxiii; Scientific
news from Essex, importance of
early information respecting,
lxxiii ; Spring insects, colour of,
cxl; Stone Pestle from Lough-
ton exhibited, cxxv ; tissues,
delicate, on mounting, lxxx ;
Vespa norveaica, exhibits nest of,
cxxxiii. [See also Reports of
Meetings.]
Coleoptera in Hainault Forest,
xxxiv.
Commensalism, supposed, in Vespa
norvegica and V. sylvestris,
cxxxiii.
Connaught Water, Epping Forest,
Teal on, lxxviii.
Conocephalus conicus from Epping
Forest, lxxxii.
Cooke, Dr. M. C, Alga?, Fresh-
water, in Essex, xl, xlvi-vii;
Reports on Fungi in Forest,
1883. xlv, do., 1884 cxxi;
do., 1885, clxxvi, do., 1886,
cxciv.
Coots in Wanstead Park, ii.
Copland, P. F., elected Librarian,
clxxxiii.
Copt Hall, near Epping, visit to,
xiv.
Corresponding Societies of British
Association, clxxv.
COBBY, F. W., on the use of the
Hygro-spectroscope in Meteor-
ology (Paper read), lxiv.
Council, new members of, for
1884, lxvii; for 1885, cxxxii-ix ;
for 1886, clxxxii; for 1887,
cxcvii.
Court Rolls of Forest of Waltham
presented, ciii.
Crag, fragment of, at Stebbing,
xcvii.
Cressing, visit to, clix.
Crombie, Rev. J. M., the Lichen
Flora of Epping Forest (Paper
read), xii; report on the lichens
of Epping Forest, cviii: exhibits
specimens of Liver-wort from
Epping Forest, cviii.
Crouch, Walter, on Barking
Church and Abbey, cxlvi; birds
from Epping Forest exhibited,
ci; on Eastbury House, cxlvii;
on East Ham Church, cxliii; on
Green Street House, cxlii; on
West Ham Parish and Park,
clxxxvii; on Upton Lane House
and Mrs. Fry, cxlviii.
Crystal Palace, visit to Geological
Collections at, xcviii.
CUTCHEY, G, presents Photographs
of Epping Forest, xcix.
Cyclical Propagation in Animal
Kingdom (Paper read'), xix.
Dalton, W. H., Remarks on Post-
Tertiary Deposit in Can Valley
(Paper read), x.
Darwinian Theory, Lecture on,
clxcii.
Decoys, Wild-fowl, at Bradwell
and Goldhanger, cxv ; at Mer-
sea, cxiv.
Deneholes in Hangman's Wood,
Exploration of, 1884, cxxiii;
Bats in, cxxix ; Discussion upon,
ciii; further visit to, ci; Mis-
cellaneous Notes on, lx; and
their relation to other earth-
works, lviii ; Report on explora-
tions in, cxxxi; third visit to,
xx.
" Dewlands" (Ray's House), visit
to, clxx.
Dianthus deltoides, in Easneye
Park, xxvi.
Divers, Red- and Black-throated,
near Chelmsford, in 1876-77,
lxxiv ; in Wanstead Park, lxxvi.
Drift Rocks, Crystalline, from Fel-
stead, cxl.