CONTENTS. 



Plusia moneta (with Plate), H. W. Shepheard-Wahoyn, 201. Urticating Larval 

 Hairs, E. A. CocJeayne, 201. The Specific Identity of Lucinia torrebia, Men., 

 Percy I. Lathy, 203. On some Geometrides collected by Paymaster-in-Chiei 

 Gervase F. Mathew, R.N., on the Mediterranean, &c., Louis B. Prout, 204. 

 The Bee-genus Halictus, T. D. A. CocTierell, 206. Descriptions of some New! 

 Species and a New Genus of Chrysomelidae from South America, Martin 

 Jacoby, 209. The young Larva of Liphj'ra brassolis, Westw., F. P. Dodd, 211^ 

 On the Nomenclature of the Genera of the Ehynchota; Heteroptera and 

 Auchenorrhynchous Homoptera, O. W. Kirkaldy, 213. 



Notes and Observations. — Yellow Colouring of Cocoon of Plusia moneta ResullJ 

 of Moisture, Baleigh S. Smallman, 217. Apatura iris reared on Willow, 

 W. B. Pohnar, 217. Plusia ni at Penzance, 1894, H. G. Knaggs, 217. Notes 

 on the Lictor Case-Moth, Frank M. Littler, 217. 



Captures and Field Reports. — Plusia chrysitis : V. Eric Shaiv, G. B. Browne, 

 (Bev.) W. Claxton, 219. Dragonflies in Banffshire, Henry H. Broton, 219. 

 "Whitsuntide in the New Forest, 1903, Phillip J. Barraud and Kenneth Qi 

 Blair, 219. 



Societies, 220. Recent Literature 223. 



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