CONTENTS, 

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS. 
ALLIson, Rev. Henry F., M.A. 
Sand Grouse in Lincolnshire, 184 
ANDERSON, J. C. 
A Ramble round Simla, 361 
APLIN, OLIVER V. 
Ornithological notes from the Nor- 
folk coast, 9; Scarcity of the 
Carrion Crow in N orfolk, 76; 
Notes on Willow Wrens, 105; 
Natterer’s Bat in North Oxford. 
shire, 381; Food of the Long- 
eared Bat, 382; Garganey and 
other birds in Warwickshire, 389 
ARCHIBALD, Cuas. F. 
Dusky Redshank in summer plu- 
mage in Lancashire, 109 
Barrett-Hamitton, G. BE. H. 
Ornithological notes from Wexford, 
144; Woodcocks, 233; the so- 
called Mus hibernicus, 381 
BarRineton, RicHarp M., M.A. 
Surf Scoter in Ireland, 32; Lapland 
Bunting in Ireland, 76 
BazeLey, W 
Sand Grouse in Northamptonshire, 
(a 
Benson, Rev. Henry, M.A. 
Blackbird and Thrush laying in the 
same nest, 265; Cirl Bunting 
breeding near Godalming, 391 
Buage, BE. W. H. 
Jackdaws nesting in old Magpies’ 
nests, 230; Eggs of the Grey 
Wagtail, 231, 265; Thrush’s 
nests without the usual lining, 
812; Snake swimming, 437 
Bonn, Freperick, F.Z.S. (the late) 
Sand Grouse in Middlesex, 227 
Bourenecer, G. A., F.Z.S. 
Lizard swallowed and rejected alive 
by a Viper, 234 
Brazenor, C. 
Lapland Bunting near Brighton, 
144, 436 


Butter, A. G., F.L.S., F.Z.S. 
Hen Sky Lark singing in confine- 
ment, 269; Hedgesparrow trying 
to mate with Garden Warbler, 270 
Butter, Lieut.-Col. BE. A. 
Ornithological notes from Lowes- 
toft, 231 
CAMBRIDGE, Rey. O. Prcxarp, M.A. 
Observations on a Japanese Spider, 
438 
CAMPBELL, J. MAcKNAUGHT 
Spotted Crake near Glasgow, 392 
CARRINGTON, JOHN T., F.L.S. 
Golden Oriole in Kent, 234 
CarTER, THOMAS 
Notes from Western Australia, 267 
Curisty, R. Mier, F.L.S. 
Reported nesting of the Black Red- 
start in Essex, 151 
CLARKE, W. J. 
Reported nesting of the Redstart in 
December, 106 
CLARKE, Wm. HaGLE 
The so-called Mus hibernicus, 381 
Cocks, A. H., M.A., F.Z.S. 
The Finwhale Fishery off the Lap- 
land coast in 1888, 281 
Compton, Rt. Hon. Earl, M.P. 
Method of fishing adopted by diving 
birds, 147 
Couuison-Mortey, J. L. 
Diving powers of Gannets, 25 = 
Nesting habits of the Black- 
eyebrowed and Wandering Alba- 
trosses, 26; Osprey on the 
Thames, 455 
Corsin, G. B. 
Scarcity of the House Martin in 
Hampshire, 152; White Weasel 
in the New Forest, 449 
CorDEAux, JoHN 
Pallas’s Sand Grouse in Lincoln- 
shire, 34; Weight of the Pectoral 
Sandpiper, 73 
