INDEX. 



635 



Hops, the best soil for, 1. 



, culture of, 485. 



House, vicarage, at Selborne, 

 530. 



House-sparrows, their places 

 of building, 170. 



Howe, General, turns out wild 

 boars in Holt Forest, 39. 



Humming- in the air, how pro- 

 duced, 463 and note. 



Huxham, Dr. his account of 

 rain at Plymouth, 382. 



Hybrid pheasant, supposed, 

 434. 



Ichneumon fly, observations 

 on, 472. 



Indentura Prtoris de Selborne 

 tradit. Petro Bernes, sacrista, 

 590, note. 



Insects, noxious, some account 

 of, 146. 



, their sense of hearing, 



319 and note. 



, Observations on, 462. 



Instinct, sometimes varies and 

 conforms to circumstances, 

 372. 



, often perfectly uni- 

 form, 372. 



Invitation to Selborne, 505. 



Ireland, why worthy the atten- 

 tion of a naturalist, 182. 



Ivy berries, their great use, 

 485. 



Jar-bird, what, 93. 



Johanna, daughter and heiress 

 of Sir Adam Gurdon, grants 

 lands and tenements to the 

 Priory, 558. 



Knights Templars had property 



at Selborne, 559. 

 lived in a 



mutual intercourse of good 



offices with the Priory, 561. 

 Kuckahn, some account of, 



220. 



Land-rail, some account of, 

 436. 



Lanes, hollow, rocky, their pe- 

 culiarities, -16, 17. 



Langeland, Robert, severe on 

 the religious, 588. 



Langrish, Nicholas, sent to ce- 

 lebrate mass at the dissolved 

 Priory, 615. 



Lapwings, some particulars 

 about, 167. 



Larks, white, probably snow- 

 flakes, 77. 



, grasshopper, some cir- 

 cumstances about, 87, 169. 



Leaves, renovation of, 483. 



Leper, a miserable one in the 

 village, 312. 



Leprosy, why probably less 

 common than of old, 313. 



Leveret suckled .by a cat, 306. 



Leverian Museum, account of, 

 11, note. 



Lime blossoms, observations 

 on, 484. 



Linnets congregate and chirp, 

 67. 



Lizard, green, some account 

 of, 102, 114, 117. 



Loaches from Ambresbury, 103. 



Longspee, Ela, founds a chan- 

 try at Selborne, 564. 



, who and what, 



566. 



Macroglossa Stellatarum, obser- 

 vations on, 470. 



Male birds arrive earlier than 

 females, 224, note. 



Malm, black, what sort of soil, 3. 



, white, 4. 



Manors and lands of the Priory, 

 593, note. 



March, 1777, two wonderfully 

 hot days in, 310. 



Markwick, William, some ac- 

 count of, 407, note. 



Marsham, Robert, some ac- 

 count of, 480, note. 



