HARDWICKE'S SCIENCE- GOSSIP. 



287 



Lenses, Immersion, lliS. 



Leopards' Bane, Plantain-leaved, 140. 



Lepidoptera, Colours of, \75, 237, ^61. 



Lesser Pettychap, 9:^, U8, 143, 167. . 



Lichen, an Edible, 69. 



Lichens, Preserving, 21". 



Lichen, Yellow Wall-, 185. 



Light-corrector, CoUins's, 18:". 



Lig-htning, Beech-trees and, 283. 



Liparis dispiir, 23, 6g, 1 19- 



Littorellti lacustris, 231. 



Liverpool, Flora of, 232, 259. 



"Liver," the, 22, 40, 41, 6:), 93, l63, 212. 



Lizards, Gigantic Flying, 235. 



Lizards, Greon, 1 90. 



Lizards, Preserving, 2S2. 



Local Floras, 138, 142, 188, 232, 2.-)9. 



Localities of Kare Plants, Changes in the, 



77. 

 Loch Islay, peculiar Trout.iu, 83. 

 London, Mosses about, 11, 33, 64. 

 London Orchids, 279. 

 Lophoid Fish, New, 130. 

 Lophospermum, Metamorphosis in, 279- 

 Lory, Origin of ths Name, 112. 

 Lunatics and the Moon, llfi, l63, 190. 



Mad-sto>ji!S, 20. 



Magnets, Native, 28. 



Malcwood's Finder, 62. 



Malvern Naturalists' Club, 4(5. 



Mangrove, the, 42. 



Manna of the Desert, 60, ISS. 



Marine Aciuaria, 112, 165. 



Markings on Battledore Scales, 42. 



Markings on Podura Scales, 208. 



Martens, Scarcity of, 235. 



Marvels, Microscopic, 231. 



Mastodon, American, 114. 



Meeting of the British Association, 233. 



Metamorphosis in Lophospermum, 279. 



Mice and Birds, 116, 214, 231. 



Mice in Traps, 22, 45. 



Mice, Singing, 47, 65, 24. 



Micrographical Dictionary, 2/6. I 



Microscopical Clips, 166. { 



Microscopical Difficulties, l64, l65. 1 



Microscopical Journal, New, UK j 



Microscopical Societies, 212. 



Microscopical Troughs, 250. 



Microscopic Marvels, 231. 



Microscopists, Hints to, 83. 



Migration of Newts, 213. 



Migration of wood boring Caterpillars, 

 188. 



Mimicry by Birds, 263. 



Mimicry in Insects, 234. 



Mimicry in Snakes, 234. 



Mineral Matter of Plants, 210. 



Missel-thrush v. Squirrel, 263. 



Mites, 118. 



Mobility of Spines on certain Insects' 

 Eggs, 87. 



Model of the Wealden, 235. 



Mo'tern Subdivision in Science, 184, 



Moller's Test-slide of Diatoms, 135. 



MoUusea, Auditory Capsules of, 256. 



Monkeys, Fossil, 221. 



Monstrous Plants in 1872, 270. 



Montagu's Harrier, 167, !8i). 



Monthly IMicroscopicid Jnn.rntil, 160. 



Moon, Influence of the, on Lunatics, IIP, 

 163, 190. 



Mosses about London, 11, 35, 61. 

 Mosses, Collecting and Preserving, 49. 

 Moss Flora, 186. 

 Moths, Collecting and Preserving, 121, 



241, 280. 

 Moths, how to kill, l64, 166, IQO. 

 Moths in Clothes, 115, l63, l64, 190, 214, 



238. 

 Moths, Processionary, 45. 

 Moths, why scarce after a damp Winter, 



89. 139, 236. 

 Moth, the Emperor, 230. 

 Moth, the Gipsy, 23, 6g, II9. 

 Moth, the Oak Eggar, 22, 47, 137. 

 Moth, the Small Eggar, 9, 137, 190. 

 Moth, the Wood Leopard, 236. 

 Mounting in Balsam or Dammar, 256, 276. 

 Mounting in Gum Dammar, 71, 72. 

 My Aquarium, 81. 

 Mycological Ramble, a, 217. 

 "My Garden," 202. 

 Jili/osotis, 22. 



Naid Worm, the, 23. 



Name of the Lackey Moth, 95. 



Naples Aquarium, the, 233. 



Native Magnets, 28. 



Natural History for Rustics, 253, 282. 



Natural History Guide to Scarborough, 



164. 

 Natural History Notes at Rotterdam, &c., 



246. 

 Natural History of Scotland, 141. 

 Natural History, Popular, 209, 215, 237, 



277. 



Natural History Societies, 1 15, 186, 183. 



Naturalists' Clubs, 4fi, 61, 115, 185. 



Naturalists, Work for, IS. 



Navicula, New, 257. 



Nebraska, Notes of a Cow-catcher ride 

 in, 136. 



Nemer/cs, l63. 



Nest-building Fish, 16O. 



Nest, ChaEftnch's, 236. 



Nest in a Cabbage, 166. 



Nest in a Chignon, 262. 



Nest, Swallows', 237. 



Net for Geometers, 215. 



Nettle 11. Dock, 238, 2S2. 



New Additions to Zoology, 2119. 



New Ai-achnid, 260. 



New Books, 31, 83, 129, 2U0, 212. 



New British Burnets, 231. 



New British Coleoptera, 160. 



New British Flora, 1 86. 



New Chinese Animals, 20g. 



New Dendroid Graptolite, 260, 280. 



New Entomological Society, 238. 



New Fishes, 235. 



New Fossil Bird, Til. 



New Fossil Butterfly, 114. 



New Fossil Fish, 114. 



New Fungi, 90, 113,116. 



New Goniometer Eyepiece. 6 i. 



New Jersey, the Stone .Vije in, 162. 



New Lophoid Pish, 136. 



New Microscopical Journal, 111. 



New Navicula, 257. 



New netted Glass-rope Sponge, 185. 



New Noctua, 40. 



New Species of European Bird=!, 1 1. 



New Species of Fossil Coniiers, 17. 



New Species of Fossil Cural, 43. 



New Species of Insects, 185. 



New Species of Protocystis, 220. 



New Species of Rail, 40. 



New Species of Rotatoria, 9. 



New Species of Sericoris, 112. 



New Supplies of Coal, 17, 183. 



New Tertiary Mammal, 211. 



Newts, Migration of, 213. 



Newt, the Smooth, 127. 



New Zealand, the Housefly in, 91, 115. 



New Zoophyte, 235. 



Nightingale, the Irish, 198, 



Noctua, New, 40. 



Noctuas, Sugaring for, 115. 141, 161. 



Norfolk, Pike-fishing in, 65. 



North American Hymenoptera, 112, 



Northern Hemisphere, latest Changes in, 



67. 

 Northwich, Landslip near, 107. 

 Notes on Web-weaving Caterpillars, 58, 



94, 115. 

 Noxious and Beneficial Insects, 16I. 



-SKA EXPLOHATIOVS, 136, 



Oak Eggar Moth, 22, 47, 137- 



Oak-galls, Balaniform, 139- 



Objective, an Eightieth, 276. 



Observations on the Smooth Newt, 127. 



October, the Cuckoo in, 261. 



Ohio, Geology of, 163. 



One-legged Bullfinch, 214. 



Oolitic Fossils, 95, 117- 



Optical Phenomenon, 213, 263. 



Orchids, London, 279. 



Orchis miliaris, 183. 



Orchis, the Bee, 236, 259. 



Origin of Amber, 43. 



Origin of Plants, 43. 



Origin of the Gamecock, l64, 236. 



Ornament, Plants applied to, 190. 



Otter, 139. 



Ousel, the Ring, 46. 



Owl, the Tawny, 167. 



Oxfordsiiire, rare Plants in, 19. 



Ozone, Formation of, by Flowers, 211. 



Pharaoh," 



PACtFIC DeBP- 



211, 260. 

 Palestine, Fossil Fish in, 90, 114. 

 Paraffin Lamps, Camphor in, 133. 

 Parakeet, the Ringed, 151. 

 Parallelism, Zoological, 257. 

 Parasite of the Elm, Kis, 1 l». 

 Parasite on Pieris riiprs, 83. 

 Parasites, 213. 

 Parasites, Heilgehog, 213. 

 Parasites on Starling, 213, 237. 

 Parasitic Rotifer, 112, 137. 

 Pan-oquet a hundred years old, So. 

 Parrot, a Cuckoo, 165. 

 Partridge's Flight, 47. 

 Passages from the Life of 



101. 

 Passion-flower, the, 95, 113, II 7, 165. 

 Paste, Eels in, 41,70,87, 118,281. 

 Peculiarities in the Dock, 89. 

 Peculiar Trout of Loch Islay, 85. 

 Peel's Parsley-leaf, 21. 

 " Peloria," or Plant Monstrosity, 259. 

 Pet Starlings, .tc, 237. 

 j Pettychap, the Lesser, 93, 11 8, 143, 167. 



" Pharaoh," a pet Owl, 101. 

 I " Pharaoh," another, 206. 

 I Phenomenon, Optical, 213, 263. 

 Phosphorescence, 142, 257, 262, 282. 

 Phyllactidium pulchellum, 47, 92. 

 I Physciii purivtinii, 1 85. 

 ! Pieris Broom-rape, 23. 

 i Pieris rii/irp. Parasite on, 83. 

 Pigeons, 164, 183. 



Pigeons, Wood, 93, nO, 140, 163, 236. 

 Pike-flshing in Norfolk, 65. 

 Pirate, the, 151. 



Pitchstone and Porphyrino, 110. 

 Plant Lice, 209. 



Plants applied to Ornament, 191. 

 j Plants, Archajology of Rare, 158. 

 i Plants, Changes in the Localities of Rare, 

 I 77. 



I Plants, Collection and Preservation of, 

 I 97- 

 J Plants, does Gaslight kill? !13, 141, ii-', 



! 191,212. 



' Plants, Mineral Matter of, 210. 



, Plants, Monstrous, 270. 



! Plants, Orgiin of, 43. 



j Plants, Poisoning dried, 40, 70, 92. 



! Plants, Rare, 47, 248. 



I Plants, Temporary Appearances, Sec. of 



I 174. 



Plants, White Varieties of, 20, 22, 45, 23. 



Plesiosaurns, Food of the, 2il. 



Pleurosigma, 42. 



Podura Scales, 16, 41, 47, 100, 208. 



Podura Test, the, 100. 



Poisoning dried Plant'', 40, 70, 92. 



Poison of the Rattlesnake, extracting, 



184. 

 Poisonous Fungi, 232. 

 Polariscope Object, 160. 

 Pollen, Commerce in, 232. 

 Pollen-grains, various Forms of, 61. 

 Polyp, the Economy of the Fresh-water, 



132. 



Polythoa on Glass-rope Sponge, 56. 



Polyxenus la gurus, 3 1 . 



Polyzoa, Fresh-water, 112. 



Pond, how to clear a, 237, 26! . 



Pond, how to stock a, 11 9, 141. 



Popular Science, 112. 



Porphyrine and Pitchstone, 110. 



Potato Disease, 222, 254, 259, 280. 



Potent iUufruticoxa, 278. 



Prawns and Shrimps, 156. 



Preparation of Skeleton Leaves, 30, 190. 



Prepai'ing Slides, 256. 



Preserving Beetles, 145. 



Preserving Birds' Eggs, 73. 



Preserving Butterflies and Moths, 121, 



241. 

 Preserving Fungi, II 6, 185, 193, 210, 239. 

 Preserving Geological Specimens, 25. 

 Preserving Land and Freshwater Shells, 



2o5. 

 Preserving Larvre, 199, 234. 

 Preserving Lichens, 217. 

 Preserving Lizards, 282. 

 Preserving Mosses, 49, 

 Preserving Plants, 97. 

 Preserving Seaweeds, 169. 

 Preserving Wasps' Nests, 21 J. 



