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Mr. S. Stevens exhibited Graphiphora ditrapezium, reared from a larva found at 

 Leith Hill, Surrey. 



The President exhibited two curious instances of monstrosity in the hive-bee, one 

 in a male, having the left antenna terminated at the end of the first joint by a knob, 



