ccxvi
Index.
Meldola, Prof. R., on alteration
of Essex Coast-line, cxcviii;
Congress of Delegates at British
Association, Report on, lvii;
Conservation of Epping Forest,
v ; Cyclical Propagation in
Animal Kingdom (Paper read),
xix ; Delegate to British Asso-
ciation, clxxv ; Earthquake, re-
ports on, ci; effects of Earth-
quake, cxvi; Epping, Bury,
and Nazing, geology of, xlii;
Epping Forest, schemes affect-
ing, xiii; Melanic variation in
Lepidoptera, cxxxix; elected
permanent Vice - President,
cxxxix ; Pre-historic remains in
Essex, lxv ; Rudolphi's Rorqual,
photographs presented, lxxiii;
sunsets of 1883, brilliant, lxiv ;
Tilbury, human skeleton at,
lxxix.
Meldola, Prof., and W. White,
Report on East Anglian Earth-
quake, cxxxvii.
Mersea, Botany of, cxv-vi; Decoy,
cxiv ; Meeting at, cx ; oyster
fisheries off, cxv : Red Hills, &c,
at, cxiii: Roman remains at,
cxi.
Migration of Birds, Lecture upon,
clxxxii.
Mistletoe in Essex, c.
Morgan, D. J., Donation to ex-
penses of opposition to High
Beach Railway Scheme, xix.
Morel from Cambridge, exhibited,
clvi.
Mososaurus from Grays, drawing
of, xi.
Mosses of Epping Forest, collection
of, by E. Foster, xliv ; exhibited,
cxciv.
"Mosses and their allies"
(Address), clxxviii.
Mounds near Estuary of Thames
(Paper read), clxxv.
Mucking, Palaeolith from, xix.
Museum at Colchester, cix; pro-
posed Local, for Essex, lxvi ; do.
at Loughton, lxvii; at Saffron
Walden, visit to, lxxxviii.
Myosotis (? repens) from Fel-
stead, clv.
Nazing, visit to, xxxv-ix.
Neolithic axe at Wanstead, xcv.
Nether Hall, visit to, xxxix-xlii.
Newton, E. T., on bones found in
excavations at Albert Docks,
clvii.
Nola eristualis in Epping Forest,
cliii.
Notley, Black, visit to, clix;
Domestic Life of John Ray at,
clix.
" Oakhurst," Chigwell, visit to,
cliii.
Officers for 1884, lxvii ; for 1885,
cxxxii : for 1886, clxxxii ; for
1887, cxcvii.
Ongar Park Woods, visit to, natural
history of, &c, civ-vii.
Ophidians abundant in spring of
1884, c.
Othona, site of, cxii.
Otters in Lea, near Hoddesdon,
cxxxvi.
Overton, Rev. T., on inscription
on Bay's Tomb, clxix.
Owen, Prof. R., as Honorary Mem-
ber, i.
Owls, long-eared and short-eared,
from Epping Forest, cl.
Oxlip, Bardfield, at Peverell's
Wood, lxxxvi.
Oyster Fisheries at Mersea, cxv.
Palaeolithic Floor at Leyton and
Stoke Newington, cxxvi.
" Palaeolithic Gravels of the Hack-
ney Brook " (Paper read), xcv.
Palaeolithic Implements from Bar-
ton, Suffolk, xcvi; from Boul-
der-clay, near Felstead, xcvi;
from Essex, cxxv ; from Hang-
man's Wood, cxxix ; largest
hitherto found in Thames Valley:
xcv ; from Madras Presidency,
, cxxv.
Palaeolithic Skeleton, supposed, at
site of Tilbury Docks, xcviii.
Palaeolithic Skull at Bury St, Ed-
munds, lxxx.
" Past, and Future of Essex Field
Club," Presidential Address, cc.
Pen Pits, cliv.
Peregrine Falcon from Epping
Forest, cl.
Permanent Vice- Presidents.cxxxix.
Pestle, Stone, from Epping Forest,
cxxv.
Petallody in Anemone, clv.