PUBLICATIONS OF THE ESSEX FIELD CLUB (continued) 
SPECIAL MEMOIRS. 
These volumes (bound in cloth boards) are published at intervals 
as occasion offers. Six volumes have been published to date. 
I. —REPORT ON THE EAST ANGLIAN EARTHQUAKE OF 
APRIL 22ND, 1884. By Prof. Raphael Meldola, F.R.S., Pres. C.S., F.R.A.S., 
M.A.I., etc., and William White, F.E.S. Published 1885, x + 224 pp., and 
3 plates. Price fs. 6 d. To Members of the Club , 3.5-. 6 d. 
II. —THE BIRDS OF ESSEX. By Miller Christy, F.L.S. Published 
1890, viii + 302 pp., and 3 plates. Sold to Members of the Chib only , 15s. 
IIP—THE MAMMALS, REPTILES, AND FISHES OF ESSEX. By 
Henry Laver, F.L.S., F.S.A., etc. Published 1898, viii 4- 138 pp., and 
8 plates. Sold to Members of the Club only, iov. 6 d. 
IV. —A HISTORY OF THE MINERAL WATERS AND MEDICINAL 
SPRINGS OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. By Miller Christy, F.L.S., 
and Miss May Thresh. Published 1910 ; viii + 73 pp., with Frontispiece 
• j nd seven Illustrations in Text. Price 2s. 6 d. nett. 
V. —PRE-HISTORY IN ESSEX, AS RECORDED IN THE 
JOURNAL OF THE ESSEX FIELD CLUB By S Hazzlkdine 
Warren, F.G.S., etc Published 1918; viii. +1 ;4 pp. Price 2s. 6 d. nett. 
VI. —THE MYCETOZOA: A SHORT HISTORY OF THEIR 
STUDY IN BRITAIN ; AN ACCOUNT OF THEIR HABITATS 
GENERALLY; AND A LIST OF SPECIES RECORDED FROM 
ESSEX. By Miss Gulielma Lister, F.L.S. Published 1918 ; x. + 54 pp. 
Price 35. nett. 
HANDBOOKS OF THE ESSEX MUSEUMS. 
These Handbooks (in paper covers) are of various length, design, and price. 
As the schemes for the arrangement of the several sections of the Museums approach realisa¬ 
tion, guides thereto, of the nature of explanatory catalogues intended for the use of students, 
will be issued. 
The Handbooks, so far as the limited stock is available, will be sent by post at the prices 
named, plus one halfpenny for postage. 
No. 1.—GENERAL ACCOUNT OF THE EPPING FOREST MUSEUM, WITH A DE¬ 
SCRIPTION OF QUEEN ELIZABETH’S LODGE. (Illustrated). (The pub¬ 
lication of this awaits the completion of the scheme of arrangement.) 
No. 2.-NOTES ON THE ROMANO-BRITISH SETTLEMENT AT CHIGWELL, ESSEX, 
WITH A DESCRIPTION OF THE ARTICLES EXHIBITED IN THE EPPING 
FOREST MUSEUM (with Supplement, 1902). By I. Chalkley Gould. Price 6d. 
No. 3.—THE ESSEX MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY : A SHORT STATEMENT OF 
THE CONSTITUTION, AIMS, AND METHODS, WITH PORTRAIT OF MR. 
PASSMORE EDWARDS. Price 3d. 
No. 4.-A BRIEF SKETCH OF THE CRAG FORMATION OF EAST ANGLIA: AN OUT¬ 
LINE OF THE NATURE, POSITION, ETC., OF THE BEDS WHICH HAVE 
FURNISHED THE COLLECTION OF CRAG FOSSILS IN THE ESSEX 
MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. By W. H. Dalton, F.G.S. Price 2d. 
No. 5.—A HANDBOOK TO THE COLLECTION OF PREHISTORIC OBJECTS IN THE 
ESSEX MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY. By F. W. Reader. Price 4 d. 
PAMPHLETS. 
THE COMING OF AGE OF THE ESSEX FIELD CLUB : A RECORD OF LOCAL 
SCIENTIFIC WORK, 18S0 1901. By Prof. R. Meldola, F.R.S., P.C.S., F.R.A.S., etc. Pub- 
ished 1901, 44 pp. Price is. 
A SHORT ACCOUNT OF THE EPPING FOREST MUSEUM, WITH SKETCH-MAP OF 
THE BOUNDARIES OF ITS DISTRICT. Price id. 
THE RAY s DALE, AND ALLEN COMMEMORATION FUND, 19x2 ; FIRST AND FINAL 
REPORT (with Portraits of Ray and Dale and three other Plates). By Miller Christy, F.L.S. 
Price is. 
Members of the Club are allowed a discount of 25 per cent, off all the 
prices given, except those of the Special Memoirs. 
None of the Club’s Publications are sold to the book trade at a discount, 
except single volumes published more than five years ago. Off these, the 
trade will be allowed the usual discount. 
All orders should be sent to the Hon. Librarian, Mr. Fred J. Brand, 
at “ Darlington," High Beach Road, Loughton, or to the Hon. Secretaries, 
at the Essex Museum, Romford Road, Stratford, E.lo. 
tienhani & Company , Limited, 24, High Street, Colchester’ 
