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ALPHABETICAL LIST 
Apams, A. Leiru, M.D., F.R.S. 
Ancient and extinct British Quad- | 
rupeds, 121. 
Atkins, G. | 
Pochards breeding in the Regent's | 
Park, 342 
Bartey, Henry F. 
Herous near London, 108 
BALDWIN, Epwarp T. 
Purple Gallinule in Lancashire, 381 | 
Baurour, T. GRAHAM 
The “Curlew” of the Wiltshire 
Downs, 183 
Barker, Ernest E. 
Lobster burying its prey, 261 
BARRINGTON, Ricnuarp M., LL.D. 
Rooks attacking acorns, 55; The 
Natural History of Donegal, 223 ; 
299 
Bext, THomas, F.G.S. 
Introduction. of foreign land and 
fresh-water Mollusca, 302 
BIDWELL, Epwarp, F.Z.S. 
Observations on egg-blowing, 164; 
Tengmalm’s Owl in Essex, 176; 
Cuckoo’s egg in a Blackbird’s 
nest, 340 
Bonn, F., F.L.S. 
Tawny Pipit at Brighton, 299 
Boots, E. T. 
Food of the Dartford Warbler, 59; 
Nesting of the Brambling in 
Perthshire, 60; Singular accident 
to a Kingfisher, 178; Migration 
of Rooks, 888; Odd materials in 
a Cormorant’s nest, 389 
Borrer, Wituiam, M.A., F.L.S. 
Little Owl in Sussex, 228, 296; 
Weascl in Ireland, 291; Black 
variety of the Brown Rat, 292; 
Singular variety of the House | 
Blackcap in County Wicklow, 
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OF CONTRIBUTORS. 
Bow tes, ArtHuR H. 
Golden Eagle near Killarney, 25; 
Squacco Heron in Killarney, 57 
Boyes, FREDERICK 
On the autumnal migration of birds 
on the Yorkshire coast, 41; Scan- 
dinayian form of the Dipper in 
East Yorkshire, 53; Mode of pro- 
eression of the Puffin, 59; Or- 
nithological notes from Beverley, 
158; Rough-legged Buzzard in 
East Yorkshire, 176; Buff variety 
of the Song Thrush, 256; Black- 
cap’s nest suspended in a fir tree, 
258; Correetion of an error, 260 
Brooke, A. B. 
Canada Geese near Dunkeld, 300 
Brown, JoHn A. HARVIE 
Partridges coloured like Red Grouse, 
256; Divers on fresh water, 296; 
Green Sandpiper in Stirlingshire, 
441 
Burier, ARTHUR G., I'.L.S. 
Want of reflection in the House 
Sparrow, 299; Young Cuckoo in 
the nest of a Song Thrush, 800 
BUTTERFIELD, E. P. P. 
Pied Flycatcher in Yorkshire, 54; 
Eagle Owl in Yorkshire, 177; 
Variety of the Sand Martin, 231; 
Note on the Willow Wren, 257; 
Pied Flycatcher nesting in York- 
shire, 297; Imitative powers of 
the Whinchat, 384 
Buxton, J. H. 
Cuckoo evicting 
sparrows, 341 
CARRINGTON, JOHN T. 
Habits of the Great Pipe-fish, 390 
Curisty, Ropert M. 
A pure white Jay, 25; White Sky 
Lark and other birds near York, 
young Hedge- 
Martin, 343 
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