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Vol. XXXII. 



LONDON, JANUARY, 1900. 



No. I. 



CONTENTS. 



Editorial- H. H. Lyman i 



Gibson —Note on Danais archippus 2 



Henipel — New Coccidse from Brazil ^ 



Grote— Neuration of Argynnis 7 



King — Bibliography of Mass. Coccida;. 9 



Hulst — New genus and species of Phycitina;. . 13 



Fyles -Metzneria lapella 15 



Dyar — Bomtiyx cunea 16 



Lounsbury — Insect liites and efl'ecls thereof.. . 17 



Hancock — Tetiigian group of Orihoptera 25 



Slingerland — Popular name for Chisiocampa 



disstria 27 



Kehn — Melanoplusdifferentialis 2S 



HENRY HERBERT LYMAN, M. A. 



We have much pleasure in presenting to our readers, at the beginning 

 of a new volume of the Canadl\n Entomologist, an excellent portrait of 

 Mr. Henry Herbert Lyman, of Montreal, who has recently retired from 

 the Presidency of the Entomological Society of Ontario. He was born at 

 Montreal, on the 21st of December, 1854, and received his early education 

 at the West End Acadamy and the High School, winning at the latter the 

 Davidson medal. At McGill University, to which he proceeded, he 

 took the degree of B. A. (Logan medalist in Geology and Natural Sciences) 

 in 1876, and M. A. in 1880. 



In 1877 he entered the firm of Lymans, Clare & Co., wholesale drug- 

 gists, in Montreal, which two years later assumed the present name of 

 Lyman, Sons & Co. He is now senior partner and also president of the 

 Lyman Bros. & Co. (Limited), Toronto. These business houses are 

 widely known throughout the Dominion, and have always been distin- 

 guished for their upright dealing, energy and enterprise. 



Mr. Lyman has also been an active member of the volunteer force ; 

 he joined the 5th Battalion, now the Royal Scots of Canada, in 1877, as 

 an Ensign, and rose to be Major in 1885, with which rank he retired in 

 1 89 1. He has further manifested his loyalty by becoming a Fellow of the 

 Roval Colonial Institute, and a member of the Council of the British Em- 

 pire League. 



When less than eight years old he began to take an interest in 

 insects, and to observe their ways, and when only twelve he started to form 



