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than lowland Perthshire examples, and decidedly larger than 

 English ones. On the same rocks Clatisilia perversa was not un- 

 common. The specimens are chiefly remarkable for the ashy 

 grey and weathered appearance most of them have. In size 

 the majority are about that of the var. Everettii, but often more 

 slenderly built. Some, however, are much like the ordinary form. 

 A single specimen of Carychiiuii mininunn was found at about 

 1750 feet. 



The slugs of Glen Tilt call for no special remark. Arion ater 

 was, as usual, common in damp places on all the hills, and as- 

 cended to nearly 3000 feet. 



The next part of this paper will be devoted to a consideration 

 of the botany of the glen. 



{To be continued. ) 



Additional Localities of Scotch Coleoptera. — 



Dromius 77ielanocephalus.^ Dej., . . . , 



Anchomemis junceus, Scop., . . . . . 



,, scitulus, Dej. (new for Scotland. Exact locality 



of capture unknown, probably Forth district), 

 Pterostichus minor, Gyll. , . . . ' . 



Agabns striolahis, Gyll., .... 



Lamprinus saginatus, Gr. {one specimen Dunbar Links, new 



for the East of Scotland), 

 Philonthus scybalarius, Nord., 



fijnetariiis y Gr., .... 



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fulvipes, Fab., .... 



Xantholinus ockraceus, Gyll. , . 



,, glabratics, Gr., .... 



,, piinchclatus. Pay!., 



Sujiius filifo7-mis, Latr. (this is new for Scotland), 

 Stenus pallipes, Gr. (also new for Scotland), 

 cinerascens, Gr., 



impressus. Gem. (new for Scotland), 

 Trie hopteryx lata, Mots., .... 



Necrophorus interruptus, Ste,^. (new for Scotland, one speci- 

 men), ...... 



Melegethes ceneiis. Fab., .... 



,, viridescens, Fab., .... 



Triphyllus sutwalis, Fab., .... 



A. BucHAN Hepburn, Junior Carlton 

 Pall Mall, London, Jan. 26, 1878, 



35 

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District. 



Forth. 



Do. 



? 



Clyde. 

 Forth. 



Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth and 

 Tweed. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 



Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 

 Forth. 



Club, 



