Dec. 1, 1870.] 



HARDWICKE'S SCIENCE-GOSSIP. 



287 



Lime-deposit in Boilers, 281. 



Limestone, the Story of a Piece of, 217. 



L> iini'i nthes Douglasii, 210. 



Limited peregra, 137. 



Linuria cymbalaria, 13, ~\. 



Liparis dispar, 32, 71. 



Local Names of Plants 227, 234, 262. 



Local Transactions, 208. 



Locusts at Sea, 17s. 



Locusts in Algeria, 259. 



Locust-tree, the, 271. 



Long-tailed Titmouse, 17- 



Look to your Plants ! 47, 70. 



Loose-strife, 237. 



Lords-and-Ladies, 73. 



Lotus, its History and Traditions, 124, 



208, 231, 272. 

 Louis d'Or, 1SS. 

 Lytta vesicatoria, 65. 



Macroglossa stellatarum, 41. 



Macrothrix, 204. 



Maize, 43. 



Malvern Field Club, 160. 



Manipulation, Microscopical, 20, 1S7. 



Maoris, Petrified, 18. 



Marine Aquarium, 121, 179. 



Markings of Diatoms, 178. 



Marsh Titmouse, 18. 



Martin, Winter, 270. 



Maurandya, Hairs of, 235. 



Mergansers, 95, 110. 



Mfrgus albellus, 95, 110, 137. 



Mergus Merganser, 90, 110. 



Microscope, Adaptation of, 20. 



Microscopic Amplification, 1S7, 230. 



Microscopic Objects, 116. 



Microscopical Manipulation, 20. 



Microscopy, a new Era in, 7. 



Midnight Sky, the, 57'. 



Miltwast, 263, 279- 



Miniature Photographic Apparatus, 212. 



Misleading Localities, 214. 



Missel Thrushes, Flock of, 25Q. 



Modiola barhata, 90. 



Mole-Cricket, the. 41. 



Mollusc on Shore, 04. 



Mollyhawk, 190, 209, 212. 



Month, Event of the, 162. 



Monthly Microscopical Journal, 20. 



Mosquitoes, 167, 168. 



Mosses, New, 83, 275. 



Mosses of Sussex, 139. 



Moth " Sembling," 153, 174, 213. 



Moths, attractive power of Female, 153, 



174, 213. 

 Moths, Early, 138. 

 Moths, Eggs of, 251, 283. 

 Mounted Starches, 279. 

 Mounting Insects' Eggs, 92. 

 Mouse, White, 283. 

 Mummied Beetles, 1 13. 

 Mummy, the Natural Chinese, 123. 

 Murrel, 1S8. 

 Muscular Motion, 68.. 

 Museum of Clifton College, 237. 

 Mushrooms, Cultivation of, from Spawn, 



79- 

 Music Shells, 188, 215. 

 Musical Fish, 57, 87, 95, 97, 146. 

 Musical Insects, 133, 236. 

 Mutation of Species, 162. 

 Myrmeleon formicuritis, 87. 

 My Tank, 68. 



Nachet's Address, 48. 



Name, a Curious, 19. 



Names of Plants, 127, 210, 2J1, 227, 234, 



262. 

 Natural Blindness, 1 82. 

 Natural Chinese Mummy, 123. 

 Natural History of Folkestone, 65. 

 Natural History, Study of, 1 12. 

 Naturalists' Society, the East London, 



211. 

 Nature as a Bone-setter, 278. 

 Nature never to be surprised, 5. 

 Nepenthes, Pitcher of, 128. 

 Nest and Eggs, enclosed, 111. 

 Nesting of the Teal, 66. 

 Nest of Hawfinch, 161. 

 Net, the Towing, 193. 

 New Books, 101. 

 New British Shells, 130, 138, 161, 277. 



New Diatoms, 61. 



New Era in Microscopy, 7. 



New Food fer Silkworms, 18. 



New Introductions, 248. 



New Mosses, 83, 275. 



New Zealand, Death of Native Birds in, 



■ 

 Nightingales, 142, 175,209. 

 Nitophyllum versicolor, 127. 

 Norfolk, Birds of, 276. 

 Norfolk, Bittern in, 95, 137. 

 Norfolk, Richard's Pipit in, 17. 

 Note on Diatoms, 140. 

 Notes of Birds, 184. • 

 Numenius arquata, 179. 

 Nurture of Caterpillars, 148. 

 / 



Oats, a Field op Barley Grown 



FROM, 164. 



Oats, Animated, 190, 211, 212, 237. 



Objectives, Cheap Foreign, 20. 



Objects, unmounted, 216. 



Odd Place for Humble Bee's Nest, 21. 



Olney, Si ibum Marianum near, 186. 



Opaque Objects, 281). 



Orchis hircina, 45. 



Ordnance and Fish, 213, 259. 



Oriolus galbula, 138. 



Otter and Badger, 54. 



Otter in Oxfordshire, 21. 



Otters, 21, 54, 90, 113, 114, 137, 13S, 209. 



Otters, Emigration of, 90. 



Oviparous or Viviparous, 70. 



Oysters, Embryo, 119. 



Oysters, Young, how to Prepare for the 



Microscope, 140. 

 Oxfordshire, the Otter in, 21. 



Paiglb, 141, 164, 190. 



Pain, Do Insects feel it> 224, 255. 



Pallene, 26, 66. 



Panama, Isthmus of, 263. 



Pas d'Arco, 188, 214, 23S. 



Paradise of Entomologists, 277. 



Parasite of the Sandfly, 99. 



Parasites of Birds, Eggs of, 132. 



Parasites of the Honey Bee, 1, 42. 



Paris, the Herb, 104, 210. 



Partes ater, 42. 



Pants biarmichus, 65, 95. 



Parus can latus, 17. 



Parus cristatus, 117. ' 



Partes palustris, IS. 



Pencil-tails, 187, 209. 



Pennyroyal, 118. 



Perfumes, 47. 



Petuxites fragrans, 67. 



Petrified Maoris, is. 



Phnceliu tenacetifolia, 167, 189, 211. 



Phalarope, Grey, 27s. 



Phosphorescence, 212. 



Photographic Apparatus for Tourists, 



212. 

 Phragmites communis, 44. 

 Picus major, 184. 

 Pigeon, the Carrier, 184. 

 Pigmy Crustaceans, 26. 

 Pine-ueetle, the, 42. 

 Pipit in Norfolk, 17. 

 Pitcher-plant, the, 123. 

 Ptantago coronopus, 37. 

 Plantain, abnormal, 37. 

 Plant Names, 127, 210, 211, 227, 234, 262. 

 Plants attractive to Insects, 8. 

 Plants, Dimorphism in, 221. 

 P lee trophanes nivalis, 71, 90, 114. 

 Plover, the Golden, 58, 95, 114, 188. 

 Plu.mateJ.la repens, 228, 274. 

 Plumules of Lepidoptera, 20. 

 Podder, 91, 117, 118, 120. 

 Polariscope, Crystals for, 92. 

 Pollen, on, 52, 116. 

 Polyxenus lugnrus, 187, 209. 

 Popular Geology, 38. 

 Porpoise, Gangetic, 90. 

 Porthesiit auriflua, 263. 

 Post Oaks, 18S. 

 Potatoes, 21, 45. 

 Potentilla fruticosa, 19. 

 Prairie Fires, 26.3. 

 Pre-historic Remains, 165. 

 Preservation of Crustacea, 21 . 

 Preservation of Fossils, 23. 

 Preserving Larvoe, Hints on, 51. 



Preserving Wood, 164. 



Pivss, Errors of the, 254. 



Prickmadam, 70, 93, 94. 



Primroses, Christmas, 45. 



Primroses, Irregular, 139, 162. 



Primula farinpsa, (00, 142. 



Privet Hawk-moth, Larva of, 90. 



Pseudogonidia, 20. 



Puppy Propensities, 60. 



Pass-moth, the, 105, 121. 



Pj cnogons, ■.'<>, dti. 



Pygidium of Lacewing Fly, 231, 237, 239. 



i 'yrol 1 media, 47, 91. 



Pythons, Birth of young, 64, 95. 



Quail Call, the, 189. 



Quail's Eggs, 232. 



Quail's Nest near Leeds, 209, 238. 



Quaint Name, 19. 



Queen of Spain Fritiilary, the, 233, 258. 



Quekett Club, Soiree of, 92. 



Quekett Microsco'pical Club, 126, 148. 



Queries about Bees, 119, 141, 142, 167, 



18S, 212, 213, 215. 

 Quotation corrected, 283. 



Rabbits and Hares, Hybrids be- 

 tween, 203. 



Raphides and Sphaeraphid.es, 92. 



Rare Larvae, 39. 



Rare Moths at VYestoa-super-Mare, 229. 



Rare Plants at Torquay, 43, 139, 165. 



Rash Kingfisher, a, 277. 



Rat's Ride, a, go. 



Rats, Sagacity of, 66. 



Recent Foraminifera, 9. 



Reed, curious Form of, 19. 



Reunion of severed Insects, 1 1 8. 



Rhododendron Scales, 68. 



Rjbs, Gigantic, 63. 



Ribs of " the Dun Cow," 23, 38, 63, 69, 

 94, 96. 



Richard's Pipit in Norfolk, 17. 



Rivulet Moth, 68, 113. 



Robin at Ease, 8 J. 



Rooks, 209. 



Rooks and Arum maculatum, 166. 



Rosemary and Rue, 39, 40, 67. 



Rue and Rosemary, 39, 40, 67, 118. 



Rue in Nosegays, US. 



Sackbut, 71, 89, 95. 



Sacrificial Stone, 21. 



Sagacity of Bees, 



Sagacity of Rat- 



Salmon, Age of the, 233. 



Samphire, 263. 



Sample Post and Nat. History Specimens, 



261. 

 Sandfly and its Parasite, 99. 

 Sandstone, Story of a Piece of, 265. 

 Sanguinaria' Canadensis, 19. 

 SaprolegniacecB, Bibliography of, 67. 

 Saxifraga hypno'ides, 19. 

 Scales of the Bleak, 187. 

 Scales of the Chub, 92. 

 Scales of the Crucian Carp, 235. 

 Scales of the Prussian Carp, 279. 

 Scales of the Snig Eel, 280. 

 Scales ot the Tench, 140. 

 Scavenger Beetles, 143. 

 Scene in the New Forest, 262. 

 Scotch Thistle, the, 131. 

 Sea Beet, the, 100. 

 Sea Birds near Guildford, 95. 

 Sea Cucumbers, 137. 

 Sea-gulls inland, 138. 

 Sea Hare, 113, 185. 

 Sea, Locusts at, 175. 

 Sea Urchins, 150. 

 Seed-leaves, Accidental Variations of, 



145, 226. 

 "Sembling" of Moths, 153, 174, 213. 

 Sepiostaire, 177. 

 Sharking, 209 . 

 Sheep, 46. 



Shell-flower, 188, 238. 

 Shells, Cleaning, igo, 214. 

 Shells, New British, 130, 13S, 161, 277. 

 Shrew, the, 136. 

 Siliceo-fibrous Sponges, 37. 

 Silk-moth, Yama-mai, 18. 



