332 Various Short Notes. 
Oligolophus morio Fabr. N. 4, Ravendale, Smith. N. 7, 
Market Rasen, Lewington. N. 10, Tumby Wood, Peacock. 
S. 13, Hartsholme, Lewington and Peacock. 
Oligolophus agrestis Meade. N.7, Market Rasen, Lewington; 
South Kelsey, Brewster. N. 10, Tumby Wood, Peacock. 
S. 13, Hartsholme, Peacock. 
Oligolophus spinosus Bosc. S. 15, Grantham, June and Sep- 
te r orsdale. 
Nemastoma lugubre O. F. Muller. N. 3, Cadney, Peacock. 
. 15, Grantham, Worsdale. 
2nd Dec. 1898. 
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NOTE—HYDROZOA. 
Early Records for Cumberland Hydrozoa, etc. — The earliest 
record that I have found so far for this class is in Ellis’ ‘ An Reged cadets 
a Natural History of the Corallines,’ 1755, p ‘ Corallina ramosa, ramis 
singulis equisitiformibus, in summis eapillamentis eS oe verticellatin 
dispositis vesiculas campaniformes gerens, This s Coralline 
collected on the sea coast near Whitehay ven, in Sdtabertadds by that teatned 
and eminent physician, Dr, William Brownrigg, Fn igs is species is 
Campanularia verticillata an any reader assist an earlier 
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ie 
record of this or any other species of Polyzoa or Hydrozoa in Cusiberidnd ? 
—S. L. Petty, Ulverston, 17th October 1899 
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NOTE—COLEOPTERA. 
Ga lerita yt ea at Doncaster.—Some time ago, in looking ef 
the collection r. Paterson, 4 noticed a Carabid which appeared to m 
nc 
Doncaster, is, to say the least, curious, and I tho bro ie a attest interest 
to exhibit on your behalf at the Entomological ety’s meeting 
Wednesday.’—E. G. BayFrorD, 2, Rockingham Steet Pawnies, 15th Oct. 
1899. 
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NOTES—LEPIDOPTERA. 
Aa th’s-Head Moth at Wakefield.—Two fine larve of acheronte 
were picked up when npr ott a “gnghee in our public park, one o 
jetlt August, the other 2nd September ; rather singular both were gathered 
at one place.—G,. W. PARKIN, 15, York Steset. Wakefield, 3rd Sept. 1899: 
Hummingbird Hawkmoth in Lake Lancashire.—Not being a 
active entomologist, it is only occasionally that an insect attracts ie 
was busy 0 e flowers ng He a coccinea. It stayed about ten minutes 
= did not return so far as my chddren could see, and they wanted it.— 
. L. Petry, Ulverston, ail "Ocho ber 1899. 
Naturalist, 
