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SCIENCE-GOSSIP. 



[1866. 



Minds and Miinories, iS/. 



Oak, Mistletoe on, 283. 



Poduree Phosphorescent, 238. 



Miscliievous Rats, 184. 



Oak Spangles, 240. 



Poisoning Plants, 24. 



Mistletoe, 2/3. 



Objects, Circulating Cabinet of, 236. 



Poisonous Yew-leaves, 162. 



Mistletoe in Devonshire, 114. 



Objects in Tumuh, 262. 



Polarized Light, 224. 



Mistletoe on Mountain Ash, 283. 



Objects, Mounting, 116. 



Pollen, 45, 237. 



Mistletoe on the Oaic, 283. 



Observations on Eel, 93. 



Pollen Grains of Cedar, 69. 



Mistletoe, Trees on which it Grov.'S, 283. 



Occurrence of Beds in the West of Scot- 



Pollen of Crowfoot, 186. 



Mites, Microscopic, on Stones, 22. 



land in the position of the English Crag. 



Pollen of Evening Primrose, 2)2. 



Moa's Egg, 14, 2S1. 



68. 



Pollen of Valerian, 238. 



Moa of New Zealand, 282. 



Octopus, on the, 49, 87, 135. 



Polycystius, Popular History, 100. 



Modern Military Botany, 24. 



Old Trees, 222. 



Poly.renia Alder i, 24. 



Mole and Mouse, g6. 



On behalf of Salamander, 71. 



Polyzoa, Mounting, 65, 93, 94. 



Molluscs, Small, 256. 



Ophrydium versatile, 58. 



Poonyet, 252. 



Monarch of the Forest, 6l. 



Orange, Scale ot, 96. 



Popular History of Polycystius, lUO. 



Money- wort Aphis, 257. 



Orc'iid, possible Increase, 185. 



Porpoise, a Live, 39 . 



Monkey, Squir;el, 206. 



Orchid Rust, 162. 



Porpoise, the, 63. 



Monstrosities, Vegetable, 137. 



Orchid*, How to Grow, 124. 



Porzana Carolina, 60. 



Moon, Mountains in, 249. 



Orcynus alulonga, 26 1. 



Possible Increase of Orchids, 185. 



More Notes on Hairworm, 197. 



Origin of Diamonds, 88. 



Power, Balance of, 193. 



More Uses for Nettles, 209. 



Origin of English Botany, 47. 



Present and Past, 187. 



Morley Naturalist.'; Society, 23. 



Origin of Proverbs, 46. 



Preservative Power of Ferns, 37, 95, 115. 



Morrhua callarias, 26l. 



Ornithological Queries, 47, 71, 143. 



Preserving Animals, 63. 



Mosquitoes in England, 239. 



Otters, 112. 



Preserving Birds and Animals, 48. 



Moss Culture, 92. 



Oiter- shell, the, 79. 



Preserving Dragon-flies, 05. 



Moss, New British, 2 '8. 



Our J.ady of Touluuse, 3f. 



Preserving Hyacinth Bulbs, 190. 



Mosses accumulating Soil, 67. 



Our stock of Coal, 210. 



Prickly Pears, 24. 



Mosses, Gemrare of, 67. 



Owl, White, and its Prey, 233. 



Primroses in a Room, 114. 



Mosses, Study of, 79. 



Palmate Newts, 135. 



Prizes for Herbaria, 78. 



Mosses, to Mount, 43. 



Palmella cruenta, 88. 



Prohierous Daisy, 182. 



Most perfect Plants, 17. 



Palm Tinder, 118. 



Proposal to London Microscopists, U6. 



Moth, Death's-head, at Sea, 41 . 



Palms, influence of, 283. 



Proverbs, Origin of, 46. 



Moulds, Insect, 133. 



Palm-tree, under a, 77. 



Ptilidiiim ciliare, 109. 



Mountain Ash, Mistletoe on, 283. 



Pandurina moniiy, 279. 



Pugnacity of Larvae, 161. 



Mountain Limestone of Shropshire, I87. 



Parasite of Dyti.scus, 255. 



Puzzle v/orth thinking about, 127. 



Mountains of the Moon, 249. 



Parasites of Butterfly, 262. 



QL'iiKETT Microscopical Club, 189. 



Mounting in Balsam and Chloroform, 45. 



Parasites of Cabbage Butterll •, 71. 



Queries, Geological, 1 19. 



Mounting Objects, II6. 



Parasites of Fly, 227. 



Queries, Ornitnological, 47. 



Mounting Plants, 46. 



Parasites of Parsnip, 238. 



Question for Ornittiologists, 94. 



Mounting Polyzoa, 65, 93, 94. 



Parasites on Hoot-galls, 216. 



Quinquebraeteal Anemone, 138. 



Mounting whole Insects, ItiJ, \\}\. 



Paris qtiadrifo/ia, 143, 235. 



Rabbits and their Friends, 184. 



Mouse and Mole, 83. 



Parlour Science, 113. 



Rain— What's an Inch .' 119. 



Movements of Endochrome in Diatoms, 



Pear-tree in Blossom, 258. 



Rare Insects, 256. 



163. 



Pencil-tail and Dermestes, 230. 



Rat and Hawk, 125. 



Mud-shell, Wandering, 72. 



Pendent Wasp-nest, 137. 



Rats, Mischievous, 184. 



Mule-breedmg, 38. 



Pens of Reed, 118. 



Red-backed Shrike, 64. 



Ivluller's TopUnot, 261. 



PeriwmUe, the, 18S. 



Red-leaved Sea-weed, 117. 



Mushroom, Large, 253. 



Petherwin Fossils, 119. 



Reed Pens, 118. 



Mushroom, Ti-iple, 209. 



Petherwin Beds, 150. 



Reefs, Coral, 112, 220, 285. 



Myriad Zoophytes, 183. 



Fetriiied Human Fvemains, 132. 



Reflections of Gentleman Waife, 47. 



Natterjack Toad, 111, 118, 143. 



Phallus iinpiidicns, 19ri 



Relations between Present and Past, 1S7. 



Natterjack at Coombe, 206. 



Pheasants and VN'ireworms, 38. 



Reports of Societies, 22, 46, 70. 



Natterjack in Ireland, Sfi. 



Pheasant's Eggs in Partridge's Ne.-t, 190. 



Reproduction in Ferns, 89. 



Natural Curiosities, 283. 



Phosphorescence of Sea, 245. 



Reproduction of ¥.c\, 118, 141, l65. 



Natural History Society of Northumber- 



Phosphorescent Podura, 238. 



Reproduction of Kulpods, 132. 



land, &c., 70. 



Phosphor-stone, 44. 



Reptiles, Habits of, 287. 



Naturalists' Society, Morley, 23. 



Photo-micrographs, 236. 



Reptiles in Confinement, 86. 



Naudin on Hybridism, 258. 



Pige lis routed by Swallows, 206. 



Results of Explorations, 164. 



Nereis bilicceata, 59. 



Pigment-cells, 106. 



Rhatany, Savanilla, 88. 



Nests in curious places, 233. 



Pike, a Good, 140. 



Rhinoceros at Ilford, 187. 



Nesting of Cuckoo, 3S. 



Pike choked by an Eel, 233. 



Ring-Ousel in AVales, 135. 



Netted Dog-whelk, 2.09. ■' - 



Pike-fishing with Fly, 2S0. 



River Water in Brazil, 102. 



Nettle and Butterfly, 02. 



Pimpernel, Abnormal, 18. 



Robin Incubating, 142, 166. 



Nettle, China-grass, 18. 



Pinguicula grandijlorii, 67. 



Robin ForetelUng Weather, 64. 



Nettles, another Use for, 88. 



Pinguicula vulgaris, 205. 



Rock Whistler, ttie, 242. 



Nettles, a Plea for, 275. 



Pinguicula, the, 214. 



Roller, the, 183. 



Nettles, more Uses for, 209 . 



Piratical Gulls, 272. 



Roller and Hoopoe, 184. 



Nettles, Use for, 70. 



Pixy Purses, )82. 



Rooks, Hermit, 226. 



New Arcadian Fir, 250. 



Plane-tree of Vostitza, 258. 



Rosa ulpina, 66. 



New British Fungi, 209. 



Plariorbis cor?ieus, 61. 



Rose Saw-fly, 257. 



New British Lichens, 19, 88. 



Plantain, Alpine, in Shetland, 283. 



Roses, British, 88. 



New British Moss, 258. 



Plantain, the, 232. 



Hoses, Collecting, 43. 



New British Sea-Anemone, IS8. 



Plant Animals, 177. 



Rosy Feather-star, 95, 112. 



New Gall-insect, 185. 



Plant, Fly-catching, 43. 



Royal Geographical Society, 22. 



New Holland, in Europe, 58. 



Plan's and Animals, 235. 



Rust, a New, 139. 



New Irish Diatom, 114. 



Plants, Consumers of Oyxgen, 198. 



Rust of Alexander, igo. 



New Silene, 258. 



Plants, Examining, 162. 



Rust of Orchids, 162. 



New Silk-producing Insect, 87. 



Plants, Features of, 43. 



Rustic Work for Fern-cases, 34. 



New Source of Theine, 88. 



Plants for Aquaria, 141. 



Sabklla, Gill-fans of, 262. 



Newt Eaten by a Toad, 233. 



Plants, Fossil Coal, 210. 



Saffron, a Condiment? 215, 263. 



Newts, 130. 



Plants in Aquarium, 92. 



St. Winefrid's Blood, 88. 



Newts in Confinement, 39. 



Plants introduced, 67. 



Salamander, a Dainty, 94. 



Noctiluca, 245. 



Plants, Introduction of Ka'e, i:i9. 



Salamander, Food of, 71, S5. 



No Knowledge without Work. 4S. 



Plants, Irish, Notes on, 115. 



Salmon-breeding in the Tay, 42. 



Notes and Queries, 24, 46, 71, y;i, 1 18, 1 12, 



Flants, most Perfect, 17. 



Salmon, Britisii, 69. 



286. 



Plants, Mounting, 4ti. 



Salmon, Cape, 64. 



Notes on Loc;d Names, 35. 



Plants, Poisoning of, 24. 



Salmon in Asia, 16. 



Notes on the Hawthorn, 198. 



Plants rooting in Soil, 17, 43. 



Salmon in Australia, 1 6, 42, Ul. 



Notes of tlie Cuckoo, 183. 



Plants, Stray Notes on, 138. 



Salmon Maut, ug, 143. 



Notice of Mule-breeding, 38. 



Plants, Study of Fossil, 68. 



Sandlaunce, &c., 284. 



Notices, 24, 48, 72, 96, 120, 114. 



Plants, Training', 185. 



Sandpiper, Diving, 63, 95. 



Nova Scotia Insects, 142. 



Plants, Varieties of Common, 1 62. 



Sandpiper in Difficulties, 83. 



Nuthatches at the Window, 224. 



Plants, Variations in British, 32, 228. 



Sappharine Gurnard, 236. 



Nyssia zonaria, 120. 



Platyphyllum concavuni, 146. 



Sajirolegniafcrax, 133. 



Oak Caterpillar, 163. 



Plea for Nettles, 275. 



Saturnia BuuhinicE, S~. 



Oak, Fossil, 210. 



L ■Plesicsaurus, another 164. 



Savanilla Rliatany, 88. 



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