286 



HARDWICKE'S SCIENCE-GOSSIP. 



Crustacea, Notes on the Collection uf, 41 



Crustacea, Preserving, 46 



Crustacean, The useless claws of, 5S 



Cuckoo, The, 68, 163 



Currnca atricapiUa, 30 



Cyclops vulgaris, 84 



Cyiiauchuin vincetoxicuin, 50 



Cyiioglossu7n officinale; 255 



Cypris, 10 



Cypris oriiata, 85 



■Cystoptcris montana, 25 



Dadoxylon, 271 



Daffodil. 161 



Dagger Moth, The, 212 



Daisy, Malformations, in, 277 



Daniel's Den, 191 



Daphnia Bairdii, 209 



Dapknia pulex, 84 



Derbyshire Flora, 258 



Desmids, some New to Britain, 112 



Dcutzia SL'ahra, 233 



Developed Primulas, 43 



Development of Frog Spawn, 59 



Devitrified Kecks, their Microscopic 



Structure, 138 

 Diamond Fields of South Africa, 187. 

 Diapiomiis Castor, 2og 

 Diatoniacese, Certain Miniature Forms of, 



112 

 Diatomace8e,Hab!rshaw's Catalogue of, 275 

 Diatomace?e in Coal, 113 

 Diatom Mounting, 17 

 Diatoms in Oysters, 141 

 Diatoms, to Clean, 102 

 Dipper or Water Ousel, 252 

 Distoma Iwpaiica, 239 

 Distribution of the British Flora, 116 

 Dog-Whelk, 4 

 Double Flowers, 167 

 Double Staining, 160 

 Dragon Flies, 78, 94 

 Dragon Flies, British, 35, 46, 54 

 Drcpanornis Albcrtisii, 33 

 Dulness in Objectives, 46 

 Dumb Animals, 185 

 Duncan, The Aberdeenshire Weaver and 



Botanist, 93 

 Dytiscus marginal'is , 83, 143 



Eagle, The Black, 105 



Eagle, The Ceylon, 106 



Eagle, The Crested, 105 



Eared Seals, alias Sea Lions, 42, 65 



Early-flowering Milkwort, 152 



Early Swallows, 140 



Eel, Freaks of an, 118 



Eels, 140 



Eggs, A Ramble in Search of, 28 



Eggs of Gnat, 55 



Eider Duck, 257 



Electricity, Atmospherical, 121, 146, 279 



Electric Light at Norwich, and its Effect 



on Moths, &c., 251 

 Elephant Hunting in Essex, 67 

 Elm Trees, Query about, 211 

 Embcriza schccniculus, 29 

 Entomologists and the Electric Light at 



Norwich, 251 

 Entomology, How can we Popularise, 247 

 Entomostraca, 10 

 Eozoon Canadeiise, 139 

 Ephemera, Lar\ a of, 84 

 Ephemera vjdgaris, 83 

 Epidemics, The Fungoid Origin of, 184 

 Epilobiuin rosenm, 115 

 Erosion of Shells, 256 

 JCrrata, 23, 162, 278 

 Erynginm vinritimnin, 255 

 Etymology, Botanical, 268 

 Eiiglena liriiiis, 135 

 Euphii7-bia Esiila, a. gcmtina, 26 

 Evolution Theory, 43 

 Exchanges, 24, 48, 71, 95, 119, 143, 192, 



216, 239, 26?, -.83 

 Excrescences on Trees, 117 

 Extersaria, 201 



Extinctiim of Rare Plants, 201, 260 

 Extinct Reptile, a Remarkable, 117 



Fatluke in Moukting, 112 



Falcon, The Rufous, 151 



Fern Cave at Matlock, 238 



Ferns and Ferneries, 20 



Ferns Propagated by Cuttings, 161, i36 



" Fertility," 187 



Field Mouse (English), 104 



Fig, Mulberry, and the Quince, 259 



Finishing Micro Slides, 65 



Fishes of Great Britain and Ireland, 42 



Fishes that haunt the Shore, no, 145 



Flea-Banes, 66 



Fleas and Fleabanes, 2 



Floods, their Causes and Cure, 117 



Flora of Deal, 3 



" Flora of Derbyshire," 258 



" Flora Europsea," 258 



Flora of Lucerne, i 



P'lora of Michigan, 236 



Flora of Warwickshire, i6r 



Eloscttlaria, 88 



Flowers and Fruits, Contrast between the 

 Colours of, 73, 143, 259 



Flowers, Colours of, 235 



Flowers, Objects of Sex and Odour in, 1S6 



Fluid Mounting, 64 



Fluke or Liver-Plaice, 239, 261, 280 



Folk-lore, A Dictionary of, 138 



Folk-lore, Ursine, 14, 26 



Fool's Parsley, 46 



Fool's Parsley, not Poisonous, 164 



Foraminifera, How to Obtain from Chalk, 

 256, 275 



Foraminifera, Notes on Jurassic, 206 



Formic Acid in Ants, 197 



Fossil Botany, 53, 79, 99, 123, 179, 228, 271 



Fossil Corals, 237 



Fossil Fishes in the New Red Sandstone 

 of Nottingham, 236 



Fossil Flora of the Halifax Hard-Bed 

 Coal, 52 



Fossiliferous Pebbles in the Drift in War- 

 wickshire, 162 



Fossil Trees in a Marl Pit at James Square, 



99 . , . 



Fraiikeiiia uevis, 255 



Freezing of Boiled;and Unboiled Water, 189 



Freshwater Deposits, 118 



" Freshwater Rhizopods, A Synopsis of 



the," 208 



Fringclla oryzivora, 76 



Frog-spawn, 261, 282 



Frog-spawn and its Development, 59 



Frog-spawn and Tadpoles, 114 



Frog with a Tail, 280 



Frozen Larva returning to Life, 93 



Funeral Plants, 150 



Fungi, Distribution of, 47 



Fungi, Notes on some of our Smaller, 7 



Fungi, Preservation of, 20 



Fungoid Origin of Epidemics, 184 



Fungus-Growths to Destroy Insects, 43 



Gaelic Names ov Plants, i85 



" Gaelic Names of Plants," 258 



Gale, The Late, 282 



Gai7iinarus pidex, 85 



Gapes in Pigeons, 82 



" Garden Pests and their Eradication," 



Caya simplex, 50 



Gentiana Bavarica, 50 



Gentiana pnemnoitantkc, 50 



Geodephaga, 11 



Geological (abnormal) deposits in the 

 Bristol District, 21 



Geological Discovery, 278 



Geological Distribution of Endemic Goitre, 

 186 



Geological Lessons among the Sandhills, 

 19S 



Geological Lessons from the Great Snow- 

 storm uf 1881, 67 



" Geological Magazine, The," 212 



Geology, 21, 43, 66, 91, 116, 138, 1S6, 211, 

 236, 259, 278 



Geology of East Central Africa, 43 



Geology of Jersey, 269 



Geology of York and the Neighbourhood, 

 169 



Geology, The Newer Pliocene period in 

 England, 4 



Geranium, White, 22, 56, 70 



Germinating Spores of Spjonaria alba, 8 



Glacial Beds of the Clyde and the l-'orth, 

 21 



Glass Sphere (Hollow) used as a Con- 

 denser, 274 



Glycerine Jelly, Bubbles in, 208, 232, 233, 

 256 



Gnats and the Frost, 92, 141 

 Gnat's Eggs, 55 



Goitre (Endemic), The Geological Distri- 

 bution of, I So 

 Goldfish, 1J9 



Goshawk, the Ceylon, 151 

 Gossip about New Books, 62, 249 

 Grapples for Pond Life or Marine Work, 39 

 Grasshoppers in Turkey, 261 

 Grasshopper Warbler, 31 

 Great Grey Shrike, 65, 116 

 " Great Ice Age," The, a Record in Rime, 



159 

 Great Tit, The, 163 

 Grits and Sandstones, 44 

 Grosbeaks, 92, 137 

 Growing-slide, a simple, 112 

 Gull, the Black-headed, 258 

 Gutta-Percha Cells, 208 

 Gyrimis natator, 83 



Habenaria albida on the North 



Downs, 214 

 Hailstorms, 213, 227 

 Hair or Hare Bell? 118, 165, iSg, 213, 



238, 261, 279 

 Harrier, The Pale, 151 

 Hawfinches, 142, 190 

 Hawfinch, The, 107 

 Haws, Holly Berries, &c., 166 

 Hawthorn, 185 

 Hawthorn Blossom, 69 

 Hayling Island, A Ramble in, 207 

 Head or Tail ? 165 

 Heather, 2S2 

 Heliotropism, 43, 66, 1I5 

 Helix aspcrsa in ^lauritius, 82 

 Helix Pomatia, 189, 210, 214 

 Hen-Harrier, The, 140 

 Hessian-fly in America, 18 

 Hieraciimi Floreniiiuim, 50 

 Highlands, Notes from the Scotch, 242 

 Holly Berries, 93 

 Holly Berries, scarcity of, 40 

 Holly-Fern in Herefordshire, 23S 

 Holly, Notes on, 265 

 j Honey Buzzards, 276 

 Horse-leech, 11 

 House-fly, Suction in, 94 

 Human Vision and Touch, their limits, 99 

 Hyalina Draparnaldi, 161 

 Hyalina Draparnaldi found in England, 



Hydra fiisca and Actinophrys Eichornii, 



246 

 Hydrochans, 258 

 Hydrozoa, 150 



Hymenomycetes of Shropshire, 99 

 Hyoscyaimis tiiger, L., 26 

 Hypericum coris, 50 



Ice action in Wales, 163 



Hex Aqitifo'.iiim, 185, 265 



Incubating by Male Bird^, 22, 94 



Incubation by a Capon, 189, 214 



Incubator for Pupje, 141 



Infusoria, Kent's Manual of, ig, 40, 160, 



256 

 Injurious Insects, 114 

 Insect Swarms, 223, 262 

 Insects and Meteorology, 41 

 Insects and Primroses, 135 

 Insectorium in the Zoological Gardens, 138 

 Interesting Discovery, 262 

 Iron Ores of Antrim, 186 

 Isatis titictoria, 50 

 Isle of Man, The Birds of, 43 



Jacob's Ladder, 117, 213 



Jamaica, English Plants in, 1S2 



Java Sparrow, Breeding, 6g, 76 



Jersey Fern, 66 



Jersey, Natural History of, 224 



Jersey, Notes on the Natural History of, 



Jurassic Birds and their Allies, 237 



Jurassic Foraminifera, 206 



Jiissieiia itaians, a remarkable Root, 251 



Kent, Botanical Notes from, 212 

 Kestrel. The, 106 

 Kingfisher, The, 28, 30 



Lamiiim album, 47 

 Lamium Gaieobdolan, 23 



