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By Rev. 0. PICKARD-CAMBRIDGE, M.A., F.R.S., &e. 



February 22nd, 1906. ) 



PLATE A. 



3 n HERE can be, I fear, but little general interest in 

 records like the present, useful as they may be 

 to the specialist ; moreover my inability to do 

 scarcely any outdoor natural history work prevents 

 my being much more than the purveyor of the 

 results of the field work of kind friends. Since 

 my last communication (February, 1905), the 

 efforts of various friends enable me to record the 

 addition of several new spiders to the British 

 fauna, while I have myself met with the male of one rare species 

 (Tmeticus fortunatuSj Cambr.), on the iron railings of the lawn at 

 Bloxworth Rectory. The female (hitherto unrecorded) of 

 another spider (Laseola dissimilis, Cambr.), was found by Dr. 

 A. R. Jackson at Portland in July last, the male of this species 

 having been met with by Dr. Jackson in the same locality 

 in the previous year (1904). Of the species which I consider 

 to be new to science one was found at Watton, Norfolk, by 



