Rare British Birds in the Humber

District, 56; On some remains

of the Urus (Bos primigenius)

recently found in Yorkshire, 121;

Insect migration, 387; Rate of

flight of birds on migration, 428

COWARD, T. A.

Manx Shearwater breeding"on the
coast of Carnarvonshire, 72, 189;
The Mammalian Fauna of Che-
shire, 161, 212, 247
DAVENPORT, H. S.

Nesting of the Dunlin in Wales,
275; Alleged abnormal nesting
of the Goldcrest in Ireland, 431;
Honey Buzzard nesting in Here-
fordshire, 433; Escape of a caged
Eagle, 455

DAVIES, SUTTON A.

In quest of Birds on the Munio
River, 326; Ornithological notes
from East Kent, 454

DRION, ADOLPHE, Jun.

On the races and varieties of the
Polecat, 366

DOBBIE, J. B.

Cuckoo's egg in Whitethroat's nest,

305

ELLIOT, G. F. SCOTT, F.L.S.
Insect migration, 386

ELLIOTT, J. STEELE

The Oystercatcher in Warwick-

shire, 22; Bank Vole in Bed-

fordshire, 227; Nesting materials

used by the Hawfinch, 232; Ob-

servations on the Fauna of St.

Kilda, 281; Insect migration,

396; The Field Mouse of the

Outer Hebrides, 426

FEILDEN, Col. H. W., C.M.Z.S.
Distribution of the Musk Ox in
Greenland, 41; A flying visit to
Spitsbergen, 81; Distribution of
Pomatorhine Skua in summer,
152; Larus ridibundus—assump-

tion of the hood in winter, 192;

The rate of flight in birds, 427

FLEMYNG, Rev. WILLIAM W., M.A.

Marten in Co. Waterford, 301

FOWLER, W. WARDE, M.A.

Date of arrival in England of the

Marsh Warbler, 304; Migrating

birds rest upon the water, 308

GODFREY, ROBERT

Arctic Tern and Common Gull

breeding in Shetland, 349

GORDON, Rev. Prebendary, M.A.

Nutcracker near Chichester, 310:

Origin of the terms "Cob" and

"Pen," 430

GRABHAM, OXLEY, M.A.

Brünnich's Guillemot at Filey, 70;

Albino Shrew in Yorkshire, 268;

Nesting of the Hawfinch and

Greater Spotted Woodpecker,
273; Polygamy in the Starling,
307; Natterer's Bat in Yorkshire,
426; The Lesser Shrew and
Water Shrew in Yorkshire, 427
GRANT, W. R. OGILVIE

An expedition to the Salvage
Islands, 401

GURNEY, J. H., F.L.S., F.Z.S.
Ornithological notes from Norfolk,
95; Shearwater in Carnarvon-
shire, 110; Alleged former nest-
ing of Golden Eagle and Gos-
hawk in Eugland, 450

HAIGH, G. H. CATON

Black Guillemot in Merionethshire,
22; Stone Curlew in Lincoln-
shire in winter, 111; The Irish
Hare turning white in winter,

185; Note on the Long-tailed

Field Mouse, 187; Water Pipit

at Tetney Haven, 348

HAMLING, J. G.

Migration of Pied Wagtails, 347

HAMMOND, W. OXENDEN

Avocet in Kent, 349

HARDBOTTLE, THOMAS

White Hedgehogs, 346

HART, J. H.

A flight of "Parasol Ants," 311

HARTING, J. E., F.L.S., F.Z.S.

Hump-backed Whale on the Lin-

colnshire coast, 19; Swallows in

December, 23; Hybrid Swans,
24; Remarkable invasion of
Little Auks, 68; Migration of
Grouse, 69; Waxwing in Sus-
sex, 69; Brünnich's Guillemot
on the Yorkshire coast, 70;

Irish Hare turning white in

winter, 104, 149; Food of the

Dolphin, 105; Local names of

Wildfowl, 106; Sea Gulls in

London, 109; Two-barred Cross-

bill in the West of England and

Ireland, 110; Memoir of the late

A. G. More, 144; Irish names for

British animals, 129, 148; Ruff

in Sussex in winter, 150; On

the proper specific name of the

Weasel, 177, 226; Long-tailed

Field Mouse, var. flavicollis, 187;

Sale of Great Auk and egg, 193;

Food of Boar-fish, 194; An-

clent custom of driving Deer in

Cheshire, 215, 216; On the

"hepatic" plumage of Cuckoo,

257; Memoir of Prof. Huxley,

263; Sale of Great Auk's egg,

269; Redshank breeding__in

Sussex, 309; Migration of But-

terflies, 335; White Hedgehogs,

347; London Rats crossing the

Thames, 347; The ornithologist

in Heligoland, 361; On the origin

of the terms "Cob" and "Pen,"

372; American Yellow-billed Cuc-

koo in Dorsetshire, 376, 455; Rate

of flight in birds, 377-379; Im-

migration of the Solitary Snipe,

383; The Harvest Mouse, 418;

Speed of Homing Pigeons, 441;
Rooks planting acorns, 442
HEWETSON, H. BENDELACK, F.L.S., &c.
Insect migration, 387

HOLMES, HENRY

Weight of Lobsters, 385

HORSBRUGH, C. B.

Nesting of the Lesser Spotted

Woodpecker near Bath, 22, 273;

Ringed Snake laying eggs in
captivity, 73; Hobby in Wilt-
shire, 383

HUDSON, THOMAS MOORE

LAPSWORTH, A. D.

The Black Rat in London, 105

LILFORD, Right Hon. Lord, F.L.S.

Notes on the Ornithology of North-

amptonshire and neighbourhood,

46; Brünnich's Guillemot in

Cambridgeshire, 109; Hen Har-

rier in Sussex, 189

LOAT, W. LEONARD S.

Cuckoo's eggs in Whitethroat's

nest, 229

LOWE, JOHN, M.D., F.L.S.

Food of the Bank Vole, 227

MACPHERSON, A. HOLTE, M.A., F.Z.S.

Hybrid Finches at the Crystal

Palace Bird Show, 110

MACPHERSON, Rev. H. A., M.A.

Notes on Grouse, 21; Pomatorhine

Skua in mid-winter, 22; Red-

necked Grebe on the Solway

Firth, 66; Eared Grebe in the

Hebrides, 66; Food of Firecrest

and Little Bustard, 228; Crossbill

feeding on insects, 228; Albino

and pied varieties, 234; Lesser

Spotted Woodpecker in captivity,

306; White-fronted Goose in St.

Kilda, 348; Nesting of the Gold-

crest, 448

MAINWARING, C. S.

Black Tern in Wales, 381

MATHEW, Rev. M. A., M.A., F.L.S.

Pembrokeshire Birds in 1603, 241
MATTHEWS, Rev. A., M.A.

Waxwing in Leicestershire, 111;
Crossbills in Leicestershire, 233
MITFORD, E. L.

Insect migration, 388

MITCHELL, A. T.

Abnormal nesting of the Goldcrest

in Ireland, 385

Moss, Rev. FLETCHER

Local names of Wildfowl, 106
MURDOCH, GEORGE W.

Harvest Mouse in Shropshire, 447

Grey-lag Geese breeding in Not-
tinghamshire, 111

NEILSON, RALPH Ĺ.

American Yellow-billed Cuckoo in

Dorsetshire, 433

NELSON, T. H.

Origin of the terms "Cob" and

"Pen," 431

NEWTON, Prof. A., M.A., F.R.S.
Local names for Wildfowl, 152
OLDHAM, CHARLES

The Mammalian Fauna of Cheshire,

Epyornis, bones of, 75

Agrotis graminis, 343

Albino Weasels, 19, 302; and pied

varieties, 234; Shrew, 268

Animals, Irish names, 148; wild,
killed in Norway in 1894, 425;
provincial names, 447

Antelopes of the Transvaal, 239
Anthus bertheloti on Salvage Islands,
403

Ants, Indian, 157; "Honey," in
Natal, 280; "Parasol," in Trini-
dad, 311

Arachnida from Arabia, 154

Asparagus on Salvage Islands, 408

Auk, Great, sale of, 193,-eggs, sale

of, 193, 269,-in St. Kilda, 285;

Little, remarkable invasion, 68, 74,

-on coasts of Scotland, 151, 188

Avocet in Kent, 349

Barnacle in Pembrokeshire, 246
Bat, Barbastelle, in Cheshire, 166;
Daubenton's, in Cheshire, 167;
Lesser Horseshoe, in Yorkshire,

65,-in Cheshire, 166; Long-eared,

in Cheshire, 166; Natterer's, in

Lancashire, 165,-in Yorkshire,

426; Noctule, in Cheshire, 167;

Pipistrelle, in Cheshire, 166; Whis-

kered, in Yorkshire, 65,-in Che-

shire, 168,-in Derbyshire, 347

Beaver in Norway, 44

Birds observed in S. Wales, 13; rare
British, in Humber District, 56; in
Mid-Wales, 129, 178, 221, 249; in
Pembrokeshire in 1603, 241; of
Paradise, moulting, 278; of St.
Kilda, 282; imitative faculty in,
303; migrating, resting upon water,
308; on Munio River, 326; alti-

tude of flight, 366; speed on migra-

tion, 366; rate of flight, 377, 427,

428, 442

Bittern in Yorkshire, 67,-in Wales,

184; Little, in Norfolk, 98,- in

Wales, 184

Bison, European and Caucasian, dis-
tribution, 1

Blackbird marked like Ring Ouzel,

111; and Thrush, hybrid, 233
Bluethroat in Humber District, 57,-
in Finland, 328,-migrating, 878

Boar-fish at Teignmouth, 194
Boar, Wild, in Cheshire, 164,-
figured, 356

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35.-Butterflies, by W. F. Kirby,

39.-A Handbook to the Pri-

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Handbook to the British Mam-
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Sir Victor Brooke, Sportsman and
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A Monograph of the Land and
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460

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Bream, Ray's Sea, at Scarborough,

436

Breeding of Manx Shearwater in Car-

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in Washburn Valley, 449; supposed,

of Crested Lark in Kent, 451

Brock in Cheshire, 219

Bulweria bulweri on Salvage Islands,

414

Bunting, Cirl, in Cardiganshire, 137,

-song of, 231; Lapland, in Hum-

ber District, 59,-in Finland, 329;

Snow, in Finland, 329; White-

throated, in Humber District, 59
Bustard, Great, in Norfolk, 95; Little,
food of, 228

Butterflies, new, from Tropical South
Africa, 157; migration of, 276, 335,

386, 387, 388, 389

Buzzard in Wales, 179; Honey, nest-

ing in Herefordshire, 382, 433;

Rough-legged, in Wales, 180,-

and eggs, in Finland, 330