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INDEX. 



Hops, culture of, i. 472. 



Home, George, ii. 287. 



Horse, instinct shown by a, i. 449. 



House-cricket, i. 233, 445. 



House-martins, flocks of, ii. 272. 



, nidification of, i. 152. 



House-pigeon, origin of, i. 109. 



House-swallows partial to water, i. 

 252. 



Humming in the air, i. 452. 



Hunter, Mr., on the sight of the night- 

 ingale, ii. 256. 



Hunting, canons of Selborne fond of, 

 i. 328. 



Hurtsmonceux castle, ii. 268. 



park, beeches in, ii. 265. 



Huxham's remarks on rain, i. 258. 



Hybrid pheasant, description of a, 

 i. 430. 



Hyde abbey, i. 318, 355. 



Hyla viridis, i. 53 and note. 



Ichneumon fly, spider attacked by a, 



i. 459. 

 Idiot boy, his fondness for bees and 



immunity from their stings, i. 189. 

 Immunities and privileges enjoyed by 



Selborne priory, i. 366. 

 Impropriation of Selborne priory, i. 



355. 

 Indenture of certain tilings put into 



the custody of Peter Bernes, sacrist 



of Selborne priory, i. 340, 399. 

 Indians, South - Sea, instruments &c. 



used by, ii. 98. 

 Insectivora found at Selborne, ii. 



302. 

 Insects, birds of prey occasionally feed 



on, i. 424, 485. 



, noxious, i. 89, 91 notes. 



, on various, ii. 4, 8, 37. 



and Vermes, observations on, i. 



451. 

 Instinct, modifications of, i. 250. 

 Invitation to Selborne (poem), i. 499, 



ii. 36. 

 Ireland, natural history of, i. 106. 

 Iron-stone, remarkable forms of, i. 



10, note. 

 Italy, on a tour through, ii. 224. 

 Ivy, insects supported by, i. 451. 

 Ivy-berries, i. 472. 



Jackdaws, nesting-places of, i. 62, ii. 



217, 218. 

 Japan plants thriving in our climate, 



i. 484. 

 .lekyll, Sir Joseph, ii. 263. 



Kalendar, Gilbert White's garden, ii. 



347. 

 Kent, Nathaniel, ii. 276. 

 King John's hill, i. 22. 

 Kite's hill, tumulus known as, i. 371. 

 Knights Templars, i. 31(5. 

 , supposed graves of, i. 



284, ii. 396. 



Lakes in Wolmer, names of, i. 21, 23. 



in Wolmer forest, wild fowl fre- 

 quenting, i. 33. 



Land-rail, observations on a, i. 431 . 



Lands and manors pertaining to Sel- 

 borne priory, value of the, i. 401. 



Landslip at Hawkley, i. 227, ii. 27, 

 103, 375. 



Langelande, Robert, the clergy ridi- 

 culed by, i. 338. 



Langrish, Nicholas, pension granted 

 to, i. 362. 



Lathrcsa sguammaria, ii. 241. 



Lav ants, i. 166. 



Leaves, renovation of, i. 470. 



Leigh, Dr., ii. 283. 



Leprosy, case of, i. 205. 



Leveret nursed by a cat, i. 200. 



Leverian museum, i. 1(54 andnotc. 



Licentiousness of religious societies, i. 

 338. 



Lightfoot, Rev. John, letters from, to 

 Gilbert White, ii. 231, 233. 



Lime-blossoms, i. 471. 



Linnaeus, correspondence between the 

 Rev. John White and, ii. 67-94. 



List of the priors of Selborne Priory, 

 i. 353. 



Living of Selborne, i. 294. 



Lizard, green, i. 64, 67. 



Loach, description of, i. 57. 



Lombardy poplar, galls of, i. 470. 



London, old, built of chestnut, ii. 266, 

 269. 



smoke, i. 477. 



Longevity at Selborne, i. 15 and note. 



Lucomb's oak, ii. 54. 



Madagascar, tridactyl quail from, 

 ii. 6. 



Magdalen College, grants to, i. 311, 

 355. 



Malm, black, i. 3. 



, white, i. 4, ii. 37(5. 



rock, hollow lane cut through 



the, ii. 37(5. 



Mammalia found at Selborne, ii. 362. 



Manors and lands pertaining to Sel- 

 borne priory, value of the, i. 401. 



