C lassified Index. 



YORKSH I RE — continued. 



Fungi: New and Critical British Fungi 

 found in West Yorkshire, C. Crossland, 

 illustrated, 5-10 ; Volvaria parvula at 

 Campsall, C. Crossland, 12; Peziza 

 eoccinea in Forge Valley, W. C. Hey, 

 114; In Defence of James Bolton, the 

 Fungologist, F. Arnold Lees, 225-226; 

 Fungus Foray at Mulgrave Woods, 

 Whitby, 15th to 21st September 1900, 

 with list of species, C. Crossland, 337- 

 350- 



Geology and Palaeontology: Biblio- 

 graphy of Geology and Palaeontology 

 for 1896, Thos. Sheppard, 1 73-191. 



Moraine at Filey, Rev. E. Maule 

 Cole, 68 ; Lincolnshire (and York- 

 shire) Coast Boulders, F. M. Burton, 

 93-97 ; Yorkshire Boulder Committee, 

 13th and 14th years' work, P. F. 

 Kendall and J. H. Howarth, 355-360, 

 361-364; Mammoth's Tooth at Staithes, 

 E. Hawkesworth, 360. 



Hymenoptera: Hornet at Beverley, 

 J. R. Lowther, 80; Sirex gigas at 

 Beverley, J. R. Lowther, 336. 



Lepldoptera : Sphinx convolvuli at 

 Bradford, J. W. Carter, 2 ; Acronycta 

 aceris at Doncaster, an addition to 

 the Yorkshire list, G. T. Porritt, 16; 

 Mamestra abjecta and Epunda lutu- 

 lenta in Yorkshire, G. T. Porritt, 16 ; 

 Unusual abundance in 1899 of Vanessa 

 atalanta and Macroglossa stellatarum 

 and occurrence of Acherontia atropos 

 in Yorkshire, G. T. Porritt, 16 ; Com- 

 mon Blue Butterfly near Leeds, F. 

 Arnold Lees, 58 ; Vanessa antiopa 

 and other Vanessse at Huddersfield, 

 Geo. T. Porritt, 62 ; Death's Head 

 and Hummingbird Hawkmoths at 

 Doncaster in 1899, A.. Paterson, 80; 

 Appearance of the Co-Migrants 

 Pyrameis cardui and Plusia gamma 

 at Doncaster, H. H. Corbett, 222 ; 

 Red Admirals and Death's Head 

 Moth at West Ay ton, W. C. Hey, 227 ; 

 Lime Hawkmoth at Cottingham, J. R. 

 Lowther, 227 ; Hummingbird Hawk- 

 moth at Ripon, H. St. Paul. 287 ; 

 Colias hyale at Bridlington, H. H. 

 Corbett, 292 ; Clouded Yellow But- 

 terfly at Ripon. J. W. Fawcett, 292 ; 

 Colias edusa and C. hyale, etc., near 

 Beverlev, J. R. Lowther, 292 ; Death's 

 Head Moth in Ripon City. J. W. 

 Fawcett, 292 ; Hummingbird Hawk- 

 moth at Hull, B. B. Haworth-Booth, 



1900 December 1. 



300; Death's Head Hawkmoth. 

 Horsforth, Leeds, Alfred White, 30 

 Extraordinary Abundance of Pyram< 

 atalanta, etc/, at Maltby, H. H. Cc 

 bett, 300 ; Small ELephant Haw 

 moth at Hull, B. B. Haworth-Boot 

 300. 



Mammals : Otter on Simon's Fell, I 

 gleborough, J. Walling Handby, 6 

 Foxes on Ingleborough, J. Wallii 

 Handby, 68 ; Natterer's Bat ne 

 Barnsley, J. Armitage, 114; Whisker 

 and Natterer's Bats near Barnsley, 

 Armitage, 147 ; Home of Rabbits 

 Eccup, T. Raine, 224 ; Pine Mart 

 at Swainby in Cleveland, j. W. Fa' 

 cett, 320 ; Deceived Bats, We 

 Ayton, W. C. Hey, 320. 



Mollusca : Land and Freshwater M< 

 lusca observed near Tadcaster, F. < 

 Binnie. 13-16; Cyclostoma elegans 

 Forge Valley, J. Waddington, 12 

 Helix lapicida, etc. , near Grassingtc 

 Mrs. H. G. Brierley, 161 : Acras 

 testudinalis on the Yorkshire Coa: 

 W. Denison Roebuck. 299, J. Brail 

 367. 



Mosses : Yorkshire Bryological Coi 

 mittee, Report for 1899, J. J. Marsha 

 237-239 ; Eurhynchium myosuroid 

 var. cavernarum at Kirkdale, a cc 

 rection, Wm. Ingham, 269 ; Additio 

 to the Moss Flora of Yorkshire, \ 

 Ingham, 271-272 ; Moss Flora of Ar 

 engarthdale, W. Ingham, 289-291 ; 

 few Sporadic Mosses of Yorkshir 

 W. Ingiiam, 365. 



Neuroptera: Hemerobius concinn 

 nearSelby, G. T. Porritt, 12; Drago 

 ] fly new to Yorkshire at Askham Bo 

 G. T. Porritt, 256. 



Palaeontology : Mammonh's Tooth 

 Robin Hood's Bay, H. B. Mu 

 291. 



Personal Notices: |. Deakin Heator 

 Old Leeds Herbary, F. Arnold Lee 

 51-61 ; the Mortimer Museum 

 Driffield, 130; Defence of Jain 

 Bolton, the Fungologist, F. Arno 

 Lees, 225-226. 



Polyzoa, etc. : Some Whitby Polyzo 

 etc., S. Lister Petty, 1 15-i r6. 



Reptiles and Amphibians: Gra 



