ccxviii
Index.
Church visited, xci ; " Repell
Ditches " at, lxxxv ; Shakespeare
at (note), xcii.
St. Botolph's Priory, visit to, cxviii.
Salting Mounds of Essex, radii ;
(Paper read), cxxxiii.
Sands from Chelmsford, clxxxi.
Scotophilus serotinus in Essex, iv.
Seeds, a hint on vitality of, cxxix.
Selwin-Ibbetson, Sir H., Depu-
tation to, v.
Serotine Bat in Essex, iv.
Shakespeare at Saffron Walden
(foot-note), xcii.
Shenstone, J. C, Botany of Mer-
sea district, cxv-vi ; Flora of Col-
chester district (Papers read),
c, cxli; Essex Herbarium, ex-
hibits, cxix.
Sibree, Rev. J., Rice Pits in
Madagascar, cxxxi.
Slow-worm, large, at Southend, c.
Smith, Ecroyd, on Ancient Ceme-
tery at Saffron Walden, lxxxvi.
Smith, J. C, Blue Tits eating Al-
berts, clxxxi.
Smith, W. G. S., on Forest Courts,
ciii.
Smith, W. H., River-Drift Men in
S.W. Essex (Paper read), cxxv.
Smith, Worthington G., Agari-
cus craspodins at Colchester,
clxxvii; Botanical Mare's nests
(Paper read), clxxvi ; on "Gin-
ger-beer " plant, xliv ; " Lower
orders of Fungi," xlviii ;
Lepores Palaeolithici (Peeper
read), xcvii; Palaeolithic
Human skull from Bury St.
Edmunds. lxxx; Palaeoliths
from Madras Presidency, cxxv ;
Palaeolith from Mucking, xix ;
Politics of the Potato Fungus
(Paper read), cxxi ; River
Drift Men in Essex, cxxvi;
Skeleton at Tilbury, on geologi-
cal position of, lxxviii.
Snake, Common, large specimen
from Althorne, c.
Snell, E. A., elected Librarian, cc.
Sparrow Hawks from Epping
Forest, ci.
Sphinx Moths, spotted aberrations
of larvae of, lxxxiii.
Spiller, John, Photographs of
Club's visit to Colchester, cxxix ;
photographs of Deneholes, xxi.
Spilosoma walkeri exhibited, clvi.
Spores of Fungi, lxix.
Spotted Flycatcher's nest, curious
situation of, lxxv.
Spurrell, F. C. J., on Deneholes
and their relation to other earth
works, lviii ; evidences of glacial
action on the Thames, and in
S. Essex (Paper read), ix; on
skeleton at Tilbury, lxxix.
Spurrell, Rev. F., account of
Faulkbourne Church and Hall,
clxx.
" Starberry Hill," Audley End,
lxxxv.
Stear, Dr. H., account of Saffron
Walden (Paper read), lxxxvi.
Stevens. Dr. J., drawing of largest
Palaeolith found in Thames
Valley, xcv.
Stopes. H., on Red Hills, cxiii-iv ;
on Salting Mounds in Essex,
cxxxiii.
Stowe's Annals quoted, cxii.
Stroud at Mersea, cxi.
"Tea Fund," lxxvi; cxxxiv ;
clxxxiii ; cxcix.
Teal on Connaught Water, Epping
Forest, lxxviii.
Terling Place, visit to. clxxii.
Theydon Bois, visit to Forest, near,.
clxxxvii.
Thomas, C. reads paper on Clath-
rulina in Essex, ci.
Thyme, supposed new gall on. cxxv.
Tilbury Docks, " Geological position
of human skeleton found at"
(Paper read), lxxviii; visit to,
xcviii.
Transmission of Form in Hetero-
styled Plants, cxxvii.
Travis, J., records rare Essex
birds, xii.
Topley, W., Alteration in East
and S.E. coast, and Essex Coast-
line (Lecture), cxcvii.
Tufted Sea-ducksat Roydon,cxxxvi.
Unwin, Fisher, exhibits collec-
tion of Essex Views, x,
Uphall Farm, visit to, cxlviii.
Upton House, clxxxix.
Utricularia neglecta from Theydon
Garnon, and as a British plant,
ii, cviii : XT. vulgaris in Hill
Hall Wood, ii.