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THE WEEKLY ENTOMOLOGIST. 
Mixodia Schulziana. 
E. Fractifasciana. 
Clef sis Busticana. 
Anchylopera Uncana. 
A. Biarcuana. 
Coccyx Vacciniana. 
D. Saturnalia. 
Catoptria Scopoliana. 
Lobesia Religuana. 
Eupcecilia Atricapitana. 
Psyche Boboricella. 
Lampronia Prcelatella. 
Incurvaria - Tenmcornis. 
I. AEhlmanniella. 
Micropteryx Allionella. 
Swammerdammia Comptella. 
S. Grisco-capitella. 
Depressaria Assimilella , from larvce 
off broom. 
Ornix Loganella. 
Tinea B istrigella. 
Coleopliora Alcyonipennella, cases. 
C. Pyrhulipennella , ditto. 
C. Laricella, ditto. 
C. (f) A light one off birch, 
as large as Fuscedinella. 
Elachista Kilmunella. 
Eithocolletis Lautella. 
L. Salicicolella. 
L. Frolichiella. 
Bucculatrix Bema/ryella. 
B. AurimaculeUa. 
Nepticula Argentipedella. 
It may, perhaps, not be out of 
place here to make some remarks 
upon a few of the species I see 
noticed in the report of the last 
meeting of the Northern Entomo- 
logical Society — by the way, some- 
thing like a report worth reading. 
I see a memorandum about Solenobia 
Triquetrella. I unfortunately was 
too late in finding it here, else it -was 
in abundance. I could find some 
dozens in a day, and they are not 
easily seen. 
Mr. Greening’s exhibition of the 
alder stump, with Sphegiformis in, 
gave me information that I had been 
all my entomological life seeking fox- 
in vain. I at once went among the 
felled timber hex-e, and found that 
both birch and alder had been 
tenanted by the clearwings. — J. B. 
Hodgkkson, W itherslack. 
Further Captures in Salop. — I can 
add to my list of sjiecies reared from 
the pupa, X. Hepatica-, and to that 
of species captured, A. Derivaria . — 
Rev. Percy Andrews, Lilleshall, 
Newport, Salop. 
Spring Lepidoptera. — Daring the 
fix-st four months of this year I cap- 
tured, among othei-s, the following 
species : — • 
Hybernia Bupicapraria, January 
21, on hedges at night, by means 
of a lantern. 
H. Progemmaria, ditto. 
Pliigalia Pilosria, two on oak trees 
in Higligate Wood. 
Anisopteryx JEscularia, common on 
palings and gas lamps. 
11. Leucopluvaria, common on 
palings. 
Heliodes Arbuli, May, very com- 
