CONTENTS. 
Editorial, 301. The Emergence of the Ceruras, T. A. Chapman, M.D., 302. 
Description of a New Species of Elater, Rev. H. S. Gorham, 304. Indoor 
Light, Major John N, Still, 305. Colias edusa, C. hyale, &c., in England in 
1892—Additional Records, 307. Notes from the New Forest and Swanage,. 
i. G. Alderson, 318. Notes from the North-west Counties, J. Arkle, 815. 
EntomoLocicat Nores, Caprurres, &c.—The autumn form of Vanessa c-album 
bred from spring larve, Robt. Adkin, 318. Chcrocampa celerio in Sussex, 
A. Cowper Field, 318. Sphinx convolvuli in Sussex, W. M. Christy, 319. 
Agrotis saucia and Dasycampa rubiginea, Rev. W. Claxton, 319. Heliothis 
armigera at Chichester, Joseph Anderson, jun., 310. Ennomos autumnaria 
(alniaria), &c., in Kent, Jas. Garrow, 319. Larva of Polyommatus aleiphron 
var. gordius, #’. Bromilow, 319, Are Jersey insects British? Rev. F. A. Walker, 
D.D., 320. Male versus female moths at light, J. Arkle, 320. Arctia caia— 
second brood of larve, J. Arkle, 320. Migration of Pieris brassice at 
Harwich, Ff. Kerry, 221. Homaloplia ruricola, F. W. Lambert, 821. Noto- 
donta dromedarius, Gervase F. Mathew, 821. Notes on Lepidoptera in Shrop- 
shire, H. H. Blackmore, 321. Notes from the Kentish coast, R. H. Byrne, 
321. Lepidoptera in South Wales, &ec., T. B. Jefferys, 822. Notes on Lepi- 
doptera at Chichester, Joseph Anderson, jun., 322. Captures at Folkestone, 
E. G. Fellows, 322. Lepidoptera in the South of France, #'. Bromilow, 323. 
Socrerigs, 323. OBITUARY, 328. 
Communications Recrivep.—J. Arkle, F. Bromilow, W. E. Butler, W. M. 
Christy, C. W. Dale, Rey. T. W. Daltry, H. J. Dixon, A. Cowper Field, Rev. H. 8. 
Gorham, J. B. Hodgkinson, R. BE. James, A. T. Mitchell, J. Moore, F. B. Norris, 
D. J. Pearson, P. W. Ridley, E. Sabine, T. M. Seesdale, H. F'. Studd. 
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