THE ENTOMOLOGIST’S WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER. 
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Wood there runs a public footpath, which 
separates two different properties : if you 
are stopped on one side of this footpath 
for trespassing, apologize and return to 
the footpath, or crossing it enter the 
wood on the other side. 
G. R. C. — No doubt Phceoleuca. 
W. D., W. H., &c. — Three letters 
have reached me this week, and several 
others previously, from purchasers dis- 
satisfied with their present mode of ob- 
taining the ‘ Intelligencer,’ desiring to 
have it direct from this office, and en- 
quiring on what terms I will supply it. 
I can only refer them to Mr. Stainton’s 
very explicit and often-repeated advertise- 
ment : the sum of 4 s.Gd. — i. e. 54 postage 
stamps — must be paid half-yearly in ad- 
vance ; the half-years to commence on 
the 1st of April and the 1st of October. 
The subscription for the half-year can of 
course be sent at any period of the half- 
year, and the numbers in arrear will be 
forwarded by return of post. — Edward 
Newman. 
CAPTURES. 
Lepidoptera. 
Lepidoptera near Barnstaple. — I send 
you^a list of Lepidoptera taken in this 
neighbourhood, which I did not observe 
last year : — 
Leucophasia Sinapis. Rare. 
Sesia Bombyliformis. Took seven spe- 
cimens in a scabious field close to our 
house; hunted for the larva in July and 
August, but was unsuccessful. 
Deileplrila Galii. The larva of this spe- 
cies occurred at Ilfracombe on Fuchsia. 
Demas Coryli. Took the larva of this 
species. 
Stauropus Fagi. Took one larva. 
Nonagria Typhte. Larvae and pupae 
common in the stems of the reed-mace. 
Agrotis Ripae. Two specimens at rest 
on plants, on Instow Burrows. 
Noetua Ditrapezium. One. 
... Dahlii. 
... Bella. 
Dianthecia Carpopliaga. Common. 
Hypeua proboscidalis. Abundant. 
Hypenodes Albistrigalis. Scarce. 
Rivula Sericealis. Common. 
Herminea Tarsipenualis. Common. 
... Grisealis. Do. 
Pyralis Farinalis. Rare. 
Aglossa Pinguinalis. Common. 
Pyrausta Punicealis. Rare. 
... Purpuralis. Common. 
... Cespitalis. Do. 
... Cingulalis. Do. 
Stenia Punctalis. Abundant on the 
cliffs near Braun ton Burrows. 
Hydrocampa Lemnalis. Scarce. 
... Stagnalis. Do. 
Botys Verticalis. Abundant. 
... Lancealis. Rather scarce. 
... Fuscalis. Do. 
... Urticalis. Abundant. 
Ebulea Crocealis. Do. 
Pionea Forficalis. Do. 
Spilodes Cinctalis. Rare. 
Scopula Lutealis. Abundant. 
... Olivalis. Do. 
... Prunalis. Do. 
... Ferrugalis. Scarce. 
Stenopteryx Hybridalis. Common. 
Ennomos Lunaria. Rare. 
Aspilates Sacraria. One specimen. 
Tephrosia Crepuscularia. Bred. 
... Laricaria. Do. 
Eusebia Bipunctaria. Abundant on 
the cliffs near Braunton Burrows. 
Ypsipetes Impluviata. Bred from 
pupa3 found under moss on alders. — 
Gervase F. Mathew, Raleigh House, 
near Barnstaple ; January 7. 
OBSERVATIONS. 
Lepidoptera. 
Erebia Cassiope. — Having observed 
several communications in the ‘ Intelli- 
