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The Life-History of Declana floccosa, G. V. Hudson, 241. Coleoptera collected by Mr. 

 Pratt on the Upper Yang-Tsze, and on the borders of Tibet, H. W. Bales, 244. Con- 

 tributions to the Chemistry of Insect Colours, F. H. P. Coste, 247. Descriptions 

 of Two New Species of Phytophagous Coleoptera from the East, M. Jacoby, 253. 



Entomological Notes, Captures, &c. — Occurrence of Plusia moneta in Britain, 

 B. S., 254. A Day at Tilgate Forest, W. H. Tugwell, 254. June Outing of 

 the S. London Entomological and Natural History Society, 255. A Day in 

 Hertfordshire, Bicliard South, 257. A Week hi the New Forest, E. G. 

 Alderson, 258. Captures in the Brighton District, H. McArthur, 259. Lepido- 

 ptera in Oxfordshire, A. J. Spiller, 259. Abnormal Epinephele ianira, H. D. 

 SyJces, 259. Note on the Life-History of Bombyx quercus v. callunae, John 

 N. Young, 259. Eupithecia togata, E. venosata, and Emmelesia albulata, 

 two years in Pupa, Joseph Anderson, Jun., 260. A Plague of Caterpillars, 

 260. Small example of Tephrosia biundularia, A. E. Hall, 261. Saturnia 

 pavonia (= carpini) Larva feeding on Oak, Mark H. Winkley, 261. Acidalia 

 rusticata in the North of London, Henry A. Hill, 261. Lepidoptera attracted 

 by Light at Shepherd's Bush, Chas. E. M. Ince, 261. Captures at Light: 

 Devonshire, Allan Nesbitt, 262. Treatment of Pupse during the Winter, T. 

 H. Wolley Dod, 262. Captures at Sallows in Ireland, George Hart, 262. 

 Sesia sphegiformis in Essex, J. A. Cooper, 262. Cucullia absinthii and Acidalia 

 contiguaria near Barmouth, Neville Chamberlain, 262. Saperda carcharias 

 at Cambridge, F. A. Hort, 262. The successful Moth-trap, Edward Coolce, 

 263. Larvse of Triphsena fimbria, John N. Young, 263. Phibalapteryx vittata 

 and Amphidasys betularia at Yeovil, Thomas Parmiter, 263. Stauropus fagi,. 

 near Beading, J. Clarice, 263. Diloba cseruleocephala feeding on Cherry 

 Laurel, W. E. Butler, 263. Heterogenea (Limacodes) asella in Devon,. 

 F. J. Briggs, 264. Note on Crabro interruptus, Francis C. Woodbridge, 264.. 

 Ino geryon in Berkshire, J. M. Bacon, 264. Sirex gigas near Plymouth, 

 F. J. Briggs, 264. Hesperia lineola, 264. 



Societies. — Pp. 265 — 268. Beview. — ' The Lepidopterous Fauna of Lancashire 

 and Cheshire,' 268. Obituary. — William Clayton, 268. 



The paper, by the Editor, on the Deltoides, Pyralides, and Crambi, added 

 to the British List since 1859, is postponed till September, when a Plate will 

 be given. A paper, by Mr. Cockerel!, on some species of Gall-gnats, will also 

 appear in the same number. 



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