SOUTH, RICHARD, F.E.S., 25, 132, 145, STILL, Major JOHN N., 14, 137, 320 TUGWELL, W. H., M.P.S., 254, 320 VERRALL, G. H., F.E.S., 150 WAILLY, ALFRED, 119 WALDEGRAVE, Rt. Hon. Earl, 292 WALKER, Rev. F. A., D.D., F.L.S., WALPOLE, T., 67 WARREN, W., M.A., F.E.S., 316 WEIR, J. JENNER, F.L.S., F.Z.S., F.E.S., ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SUBJECTS. = Acherontia atropos, 139, 168 Adimonia (Galeruca) griseo-villosa, AFRICA North: Limnas dorippus, 24. South: Remarks on coleopterous Agrotis agathina, 169; ashworthii, 5, candelarum, 5; cinerea, 234, 259; cursoria, variation, 145; lucernea, 5; lunigera, 365; nullifera, 54; præcox, 234; pyrophila, 5; ripæ, var. doubledayaria in Nottingham- Andrena clarkella at Hastings, 72; Angerona prunaria, 137 Anomala (Euchlora) truncata, n. sp., 244 Anticlea cucullata (sinuata) at Chi- chester, 291; nigrofasciaria, 170; Apamea leucostigma, variation, 16; 346 Apatura cauta, 190; fasciola, n. sp., Aporophyla australis, 140; lutulenta, Aporia crategi, 228; procris, n. sp., 191 Apriona rugicollis, Chevrolat, 247 Arctia caia, 134,-pinkish var., 291,— larvæ feeding on Iris pseudacorus, 319,-curious brick-red colour, 327, -vars., 344; ligustri, 100, 233; villica, bred in October, 353,-para- sites, 177 from one larva, 383 Argynnis adippe, 365; aglaia, 365,— wings semitransparent, 23,-var., Chase, 327,- black var., 350, - wings suffused with black, 380; females with three distinct shades, banded var. from Chattenden, 351; latona, 224; niobe, 59,-var. eris, 59; paphia, 365, 379,-var. vale- sina, 68, 320, 379, 382; pales, 59, -var. napæa, 59; zenobia, n. sp., Argyra atriceps, 153 Argyrolepia hartmanniana (= bauman- Artemisia abrotanum, substituted food- Asopinæ, 159 Aspilates strigillaria, 159 Asteroscopus sphinx (cassinea), 62, 140 153 Athous rhombeus, 294 Athyma disjuncta, n. sp., 33; fortuna, var. diffusa, 34; sydyi, var. late- AUSTRIA-Erebia melas in Austrian Batocera lineolata, Chevrolat, 247 new to midlands, 352 BERKSHIRE-Additions to Newbury list of Macro-Lepidoptera, 140; Stauropus fagi near Reading, 263; Ino geryon Bidessus unistriatus, Schr., 235 Biston hirtaria, var. of larvæ, 295 Boarmia melinata, 54; productata, 54; repandata, 321,-var. conversaria, 321 Bombus lapidarius, 267; smithianus, Bombyces, silk-producing and other, 119 Stokes Bay, 319; quercus, var. 'Proceedings of the Dorsetshire Na- Field Club,' 24 The Butterfly, its Life-history and Attributes,' by John Studland, 24 'Larva Collecting and Breeding: a The Lepidopterous Fauna of Lanca- shire and Cheshire,' by J. W. Ellis, 'A Synonymic Catalogue of Neu- with an Appendix of Fossil Species,' Brachyphora nigrovittata, n. sp., 195 Bread-fruit tree, Siphonophora arto- BRITAIN Hesperia lineola, sp. new to, 3; Ichneumon haglundi, Holmgr., Calliphora grænlandica, 125; vomitoria, Calodera æthiops, 208; umbrosa, 268 Calosoma chinensis, Kirby, 212; thibet- fiduciarius, Thomson, 210; mecy- nodes, n. sp., 211; prattianus, n. sp., 210; protenes, Bates, 210; tientei, Thomson, 210; vigilax, Cateremna terebrella, 333 Catocala fraxini, 170 Catoptria albersana, 102, 257; citrana, Cecidomyia alpina, 152; alticola, n. sp., 281; anthophila, 281; chrysopsidis, 281; filicina (= pteridis), 152; floricola, 281; florum, 281; foli- orum, 152; frater, n. sp., 280; ob- fuscata, Mq., 281; orbitalis, 280; Cerambyx miles, Bon., larva, the true Cossus of the ancients, 235, 236 235 Ceratopogon bipunctatus, 152; femora. Cerostoma alpella, 101; lucella, 101; Chalarus holosericeus, 153 Chalcoides picipes (?), Weise, 162 Chalcophora, in scrubs of Central Charæas graminis, 322, 325 CHINA-New species of Lepidoptera, 26, 81, 109; new species of phyto- phagous Coleoptera received by Mr. J. H. Leech from Chang-Yang, 84, 114, 161, 193, 214; species of homopterous family Cicadidæ, 90; new species of Rhynchota, 159; new species of Rhopalocera, 187; Coleoptera collected by Mr. Pratt Chironomus biannulatus, 152; flexilis, 152; fuscipennis, 152; nigrimanus, Chlænius costiger, Chaudoir, 212; Chorocampa elpenor, 100; celerio, 139, 168,-in Queensland, 137; porcel- Coleoptera, 294, 327. 374; at Camber during 1889, 50; phytophagous, descriptions of new species received by Mr. J. H. Leech from Chang- Yang, China, 84, 114, 161, 193, East, 253; at Chattenden, 104; size, 136; at Burnham, Somerset, 174; collected by Mr. Pratt on Upper Yang-tze and on borders of Colias edusa, 139,-in Hants, 16,-in Collecting, in Normandy, two days', COLORADO-Entomology, 19; Vanessa Cossus of the ancients, larva of Ceram- byx miles, Bon., the true, 235, 269, 297, 329 Crambus alpinellus, Hübn., 297; can- tiellus, 298; contaminellus, Hübn., 298, 325; crenæus, 52; flexuo- sellus, 54; heliotes, 54; isochylus, Crepidodera obscuritarsis(?), Motsch., Crinola flavicollis, n. sp., 111 Crymodes exulis, 325,-in Iceland, 349 Cryptocephalus discoidalis, n. sp., 89; festivus, n. sp., 88; flavopictus, n. sp., 88; nasutulus, n. sp., 87; nigrolimbatus, n. sp., 87; recti- Cucullia absinthii near Barmouth, 262, Curtonotus nitens, Putzeys, 212 Cyclopides chinensis, n. sp., 48; nanus, Cymatophora octogesima, 100, 289 Cyriocrates horsfieldii, Hope, 246 Dartmoor, a summer's mothing on, 14 Declana floccosa, life-history, 241 Deilephila euphorbiæ, 18, 168, 319; galii, 100, 139, 168,- bred from pupa forced during March, 24,- captured at Stoke Newington, 174; livornica near Manchester, 203 Delias patrua, n. sp., 46 DEVONSHIRE-A summer's mothing on Dartmoor, 14; Colias edusa in 1889, 16; Epinephele tithonus, var., 16; insects observed on Lundy Island, July 13, 1888, 140; sallow season, 1890, 201; captures at light, 262; Heterogenea (Limacodes) asella, 264; Sirex gigas, 320,-near Ply- Diadocidia ferruginosa, 152 Dianthœcia albimacula, 262, 289; cap- Dicranura bifida, 100, 139, 178; furcula, Diloba cæruleocephala feeding on cherry Dionychopus rubidus, n. sp., 111 Dioryctus nigripennis, n. sp., 89; vari- Diplosis betulina, 152; fraxinella, 152 Diptera, 376; in 1889, 122, 171; critical -- Heliophobus hispidus, variation at Portland, 60; Odon- tura punctatissima abundant at Glanville's Wootton, 294; Agrotis Doryphora elongella, 172; lucidella, Drepana acuminata, n. sp., 113; bidens, 112 DURHAM-Sirex gigas, 292; collecting Dwarfing of Lepidoptera in captivity, Ebulea catalaunalis, 277; stachydalis, Editorial notice, 25, 145, 353 101 Elater pomonæ, 172 Emergence, irregular of Lepidoptera, 19; early of Selenia bilunaria, 135 Emmelesia albulata, two years in pupa, 381,-read for minosata, 170 |