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List of Lincolnshire Freshwater Alga?.— J. Larder. 



Lepidoptera noted at KverinRham, East Yorkshire.— John SuMNBfc. 



The Pollard Willow, Bottesford. - Max Peacock. 



Lincolnshire Hepatics.— Miss S. G. S row. 



The North of England Harpidia (Illustrated).— J. A. WwELDQN, E.L.S. 

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Yorkshire Plants in the Bicheno Herbarium at Swansea.- Rev. H. J. RlDDELsnBtLj M.A. 



Notes on the Flora of Over VVyresdale.— J. A. Whei.pon, F.L.S.. ami ALBERT Wilson, F.L.S. 



Introductions in the Southern Ainsty. F. Arnold Lees, M.R.C.S., etc. 



Yorkshire Naturalists at Wetherby.— F. Arnold Lees, M.R.C.S., etc. 



Yorkshire Naturalists at Masham. *TmOS. GlBBS. 



Spiders of Northumberland and Durham.— Rev. J. E. Hull. 



Naturalist's Holiday Among the Sandhills of Cumberland.— W. GyNgell. 



Ramble in Search of Clausilia rolphii.—C. S. Carter, M.C.S. 



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