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grass and rushes, at Ranworth, Hellesdon, and Coxford, in Norfolk 

 {Ent. Mo. Mag., xxiv. p. 196). 



Heuiiptera-Homoptera 



Liburnia piinctuhun, Kbm., has been determined as a good 

 species, and added to our British Hst, by Mr. J. Edwards, as also 

 Liburnia reyi, Fieb., which he captured in a marsh amongst rushes, 

 at Weybourne, Norfolk. This gentleman has also identified four 

 new species of the genus Typhlocyba. Typhlocyba hippocastani, 

 Edwards, found by Mr. Douglas, on the leaves of horse-chestnut 

 {^Esculus hippocastanum), in Beaufort Gardens, Lewisham; T. avellance. 

 Edwards, found by the same gentleman on hazel {Corylus avelland), 

 also at Lewisham ; T. opaca, Edw., from the same locality, and T. 

 ■brunt, Edw., from the wild plum {Prunus dojnesticd), Norwich {Ent. 

 Mo. Mag., xxiv. pp. 197, 19S, xxv. pp. 157, 158). 



Coccid(B. 



Mr. Douglas, with his usual critical observation among the 

 bark lice, has succeeded in determining three or four species new to 

 science, while he has added several others to the British list, Aleurodes 

 ribium, Doug., he has found in his garden at Lewisham, attached to 

 the underside of the leaves of the red and black currant. Lecamum 

 clypeatum, Doug., he has obtained from Adiantum capillus-veneris, 

 from a conservatory at Deptford, the same species he has received 

 on another fern from Armagh ; while Mr. Cameron has sent him 

 the mature form on Bryophyllum calyci7ium and Asparagus phunosus, 

 from Sale, in Cheshire. Pseudococcus ulicis, Doug., this species has 

 been determined from examples sent from Exeter, among the spines 

 of Furze ( Ulex europceus, L.), by Mr. E. Parfitt. The above three 

 species are new to science ; while an additional species has been 

 added to the British list in Lecaniuin bitubei-culatum, Sign. Mr. 

 Parfitt found this species on the twigs of Hawthorn {Cratcegus 

 oxyacantha), at Exeter, in February and March last ; this being the 

 first time it has been known to occur in Britain. It has since been 

 found by Mr. Douglas on a hawthorn hedge at Lee {Ent. Mo. Mag. 

 xxiv. p. 265, and xxv. pp. 58, 59, 88). 



A rac/midcB. 



Mr. Enock, one of our members, had the pleasure of exhibiting 

 at the Entomological Society's Meeting, July 4th, both sexes of a 

 spider not hitherto recorded on our British list. Pellenes tripundatus, 

 or P. crucigerus, a species of Salticid^ which was captured by Colonel 

 Le Grice, R.A., at Folkestone in May last. 



