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THE WEEKLY ENTOMOLOGIST. 
The only way of using it for lepi- 
doptera is not to apply it to the body 
of the specimen, but to saturate a 
narrow slip of thick white blotting 
paper with the mixture and to place 
it underneath, close to the abdomen 
of the insect, and transfixed by the 
pin. 
The best kreosote may also be 
used for infected lepidoptera in the 
same manner. 
Either of these specifics may be 
used for the purpose of cleaning 
coleoptera and restoring them when 
dull to their original brilliancy and 
polish, whether pinned or carded, by 
brushing them over with the mix- 
ture. 
For carded specimens I think the 
kreosote is to be preferred, as it will 
not stain the card, which the other 
one does, if not used very carefully. 
Taos. Parry, Bank, Merthyr Tydvil, 
Oct. 3, 18G3. 
CAPTURES, 
Captures wear Devonport . — I do not 
know whether my list will prove too 
tedious for you, but here it is, — 
C. Blpenor. 
M. Stellatarum. 
S. Ocellatus. 
8. Populi. 
C. IAgnipcrda. 
C. Bijida. 
N. Ziczac. 
L. Dictea . 
L. Camelina. 
P. Monacha. 
A. Villica. 
P. Fuliginosa. 
D. Mendica. 
L. Rubi. 
L. Trifolii. 
P. Populi. 
C‘ Eiluta. 
B. Glandifera. 
A. Tridens. Sloe. 
S. Fla,vago. Foxglove. 
X. Ilepatica. 
N. Saponarice. 
C. Blanda. 
L. Littoralis. 
A. Valligera. 
T. Ianthina. Sorrel, 
T. Intcrjecta. Nettle. 
T. Fimbria. Ivy. 
T. Mimda. 
T. Jlnbricosa. 
B. CarpopJtaga t S. Inflata. 
D. Gucubali. 
D. Capsincola. 
E. Lichenea. Hawthorn, 
C. Verbasci. 
C. Chamomillai. 
A. TJrticce. 
II. Pennaria. 
A. Prodromaria. 
S. Obscurata. Yarrow. 
A. Gilvaria. Bedstraw. 
L. Multistrigaria. „ 
E. Venosata. 
E. Ccntaureata. 
M. Galiata. 
E. Ccrvinata. 
E. Plumbariu. 
