CONTRIBUTORS OF PAPERS AND COMMUNICATIONS.

ADAMS, W., Pontypool Manufactures and Coal Fields
ARMITAGE, R., Rare Birds in Herefordshire
BANKS, R. W., Annual Adress, February 7, 1861
BERKELEY, Rev. M. J., Asci in a Polyporus

Fungi in North Wales, List of

BEVAN, G. P., Annual Address, January 19, 1857
Annual Address, January 25, 1859

On South Wales Coal Fields

BLASHILL, T., Proposal to copy the Hereford Map

Native Food-producing Plants

Deerfold Forest, Description of old Building in
Llanthony Priory, Description of

Monastic Buildings, Tintern

Spanish Chestnut as a substitute for Oak .

BLIGHT, Rev. R., List of Birds observed at Bredwardine.
On reproduction and growth of Mistletoe

BOUDIER, Monsieur E., On dehisence of Asci in Discomycetes
BRODIE, Rev. P. B., Coal, Geological and Economical History of .
Sketch of the Lias, and of the Insect and

1866

205

1868

1870

273

BULL, H. G., M.D., Illustrations of the Edible Funguses

norum

Remarkable Plants in Deerfold Forest

On Ewyas Harold, its Name, &c.
Bringewood Forge and Furnace
Edible Funguses of Herefordshire

Deerfold, Ancient Forest of, and the Lollards
Mistletoe Oak at Llangattock Lingoed

On Mr. Worthington Smith's Clavis Agarici

Edible Fuguses

List of Funguses found, 1872

List of Funguses.

W. Swynderby and the Lollards in Hereford

CALLAWAY, C., Notes on the Pedwardine Shales

CAM, T., Annual Address, March 1, 1872

CHAPMAN, T. A., M.D., On different species of Hylesinus

Notes on Xylophagous Beetles

On species of Bark Beetles

Life History of Abdera Bifasciata

On columnar ground Ice

On the habits of Platypus Cylindrus

Life History of Rhipiphorus Paradoxus
On Geotrupes Stercorarius

Meteorological Records and Tables for

Note on Chilocorus renipustulatus
Meteorological Report for 1876.
Annual Address, February 13, 1877
On the Moulting of Orgyia antiqua

CHEESE, EDMUND H., Painscastle-in-Elfael
CLOWES, Rev. A., Nordy Bank on the Brown Clee
COOKE, M. C., LL.D., Structure of Paraphyses.

Structure of the Myxomycetes

New genus of Discomycetes
Mimicry in Fungi

COOKE, WILLIAM, Meteorological Observations for 1865
Meteorological Observations for 1872

COOPER KEY, Rev. H., On the two species of English Oak

On relative value of the two species of

Annual Address, January 25, 1859 .

COOPER KEY, Rev., H., Annual Address

VOL. PAGE. 1870 .

1

COOPER-KEY, Mrs., Identity of Agaricus Georgii and Campestris. 1867 75
CROOKES, Rev. -
The Radiometer

CROUCH, Rev. J. F., Annual Address, January, 1856

CURLEY, T., Geological Field Address, January 26, 1866.
Local deposit of Peat with Shell Marl

Geology of Llandrindod District

On the Whirlwind at Felton

Monastic Remains at Ludlow

Extinct Animals .

1875 No. 2

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DAVIES, Rev. JAMES, Supposed Roman Road, Bravinium to Circutio 1868
On Wapley Camp

1873

59

Notes on Bones discovered in Llangorse Lake

EDMUNDS, FLAVELL, Variations of Primulæ

The Camp of Risbury

Reply to Edwin Lees on the Wall Hills

1875

176

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1867

135

1867

170

1881

5

1870

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On the Whirlwind at Felton, July 7, 1872

GRAY, Rev. ARTHUR, Oak Tree struck by lightning

GRIFFITHS, GRIFFITH H., M.D., Rare Plants of the Longmynds
GUISE, Captain, List of Fossils

GUISE, Sir W., Visit to Bone Caverns in Belgium

HOLL, HARVEY B., Geological position of Crystalline Rocks

HOSKYNS, C. WREN, Annual Address, March 17, 1864

of

1866 No. 5

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HOUGHTON, Rev. W., Hairy family of Ava

1867

132

Reproduction and Development of Animals. 1868

113

HowSE, T., Account of 1878 Fungus Foray

Fungi in the Dolomites

ISBELL, E. J., The Earthquake of October 6, 1863

Meteorological Table for 1863

Meteorological Observations and Tables for 1864

KNIGHT, J. H., Annual Address, April 19, 1881.

LANE, THEOPHILUS, British Spiders

LA TOUCHE, Rev. J. D., Geological Address on top of Titterstone

Why we should not eat Funguses

Alluvial Deposits of Rivers

Spheroidal Structure in Silurian Rocks

Geology of Longmynd Hills
Brampton Bryan Castle: its sieges

LAWSON, H., Hereford Rainfall, 1826 to 1840
LEES, EDWIN, Plants of the Malvern Hills

Remarks on the Herefordshire Beacon
On the formation of Fairy Rings.

On the Entrenchments of the Wall Hills
On Fairy Rings

On some curious Algæ

Occasional appearance of rare Fungi

LEE, J. E., History and Antiquities of Caerleon
LEWIS, Rev. T., Annual Address, January, 1854
LEY, Rev. AUGUSTIN, The Mosses of Herefordshire

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LEY, Rev. CLEMENT, Rare Birds in Herefordshire
LIGHTBODY, R., Annual Address, February 20, 1862

On Passage beds at Downton
Sketch of Geological Time

LINGEN, CHARLES, M.D., Annual Address, January, 1858

VOL. LINGWOOD, R. M., List of Animals, Birds, &c., of Herefordshire. No. 4. Periodic Phenomena

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LLOYD, J., and SYMONDS, J. F., Pisciculture in Herefordshire

The Air or Swim-bladder of Fishes

MCCULLOUGH, D. M., Dr., Annual Address, March 1, 1869
Cornstones of Herefordshire and Mon-

mouthshire

Geology of the District, Ewyas Harold.
Explorations of the deep Sea .

MEREWETHER, Rev. F., On Drift around Woolhope

Geological Drifts

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39

1873 154

1866 303

1869

78

1870

254

MORRIS, J. GRIFFITH, Annual Address, April 23, 1878

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MUNN, Rev. G., Notes on History of Priory Church at Malvern

PERCEVAL, CECIL H. SP., On growth of Fungi-Season, Soil, and

PITT-RIVERS, Major-General, Plan and Section of Herefordshire

PLOWRIGHT, C. B., Connection of Wheat Mildew with the Barberry

1881

118

Puccinia Rubigo Vera

1881

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