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SCIENCE-GOSSIP.
[1865.


  • Child poisoned by a Toad, 111.
  • China-grass, 18, 277.
  • Chirocephatus diaphanus, 45.
  • Choice of a Microscope, 207.
  • Chloroform and Balsam, 45, 69.
  • Christmas leaves, 283.
  • Cilia of Diatomaceæ, 237.
  • Cilia of Volvox, 263.
  • Cinders in Cultivating Ferns, 183.
  • Cineraria and Ants, 143.
  • Circle of Life, 145.
  • Circulating Cabinet, 236.
  • Circulation in a Fly, 259.
  • Circulation of Cosmarium, 94.
  • Clausilia Mortilleti, 61.
  • Cleaning Diatomaceæ, 52.
  • Cleaning Echinus Spines, 91.
  • Cleaning Insects, 72.
  • Cleaning Objects, 142.
  • Cleaning Sections, 47.
  • Clio Borealis, 183.
  • Clip, Improved, 189.
  • Clouded Yellow Butterfly, 281.
  • Cluster-cups, 67.
  • Coal, our Stock of, 210.
  • Coal's Account of itself, 91.
  • Coal-plants, 210.
  • Cobber-Botanist, the, 66.
  • Coccus of Oranges, 96.
  • Cochineal, 210.
  • Cockroaches and Crickets, 42, 66.
  • Cod-fish, Baltic, 261.
  • Collecting Diatoms, 85.
  • Collecting Objects, 69.
  • Collecting Roses, 43.
  • Collas in exchange, 286.
  • Colour of Birds' Eggs, 39, 47, 87, 142, 231.
  • Comatula rosacea, 95, 112.
  • Common Things, 217.
  • Common Things Unknown, 88.
  • Comparative Increase in Size, 206.
  • Compound Eyes of Insects, 228, 219.
  • Conchological Works, 48.
  • Condenser, Bull's-eye, 212.
  • Condenser, Economic, 90.
  • Condenser, Webster's, 140.
  • Cone, Fossil, 259.
  • Conferva, Green, 119.
  • Conservatory Guide, 239, 263.
  • Corallines, 177.
  • Coral Reefs, 112, 220, 285.
  • Corals and Barnacles, 211.
  • Corals and Madrepores, 287.
  • Corals and Sponges, 187.
  • Cork Bark for Fern-cases, 21.
  • Corn Poppy, White, 167.
  • Cosmarium Botrylis, 201.
  • Cosmarium, Circulation, 91.
  • Cotton, Species of, 43.
  • Cow-trees, 171, 286.
  • Crab-claw, Curious, 206.
  • Crab, Hermit, 191.
  • Cradle, a Black, 270.
  • Crake, Carolina, 60.
  • Crane in Shetland, 184.
  • Cretaceious Fossils, 229, 283.
  • Cricket on the Hearth, 81.
  • Crickets and Cockroaches, 42, 66.
  • Crickets, what do they eat, 118, 128, 166.
  • Crowfoot, Pollen of, 186.
  • Cryptograms in Himalayas, 111.
  • Crystallized Carbon, 288.
  • Cuckoo, the, 85.
  • Cuckoo and its Eggs, 38.
  • Cuckoo's Egg in Linnet's nest, 87.
  • Cuckoo, Notes of, 183.
  • Cui Bono? 25.
  • Cultivation of Butterworts, 205.
  • Cultivation of Ferns, 119.
  • Culture of Vallisneria, 138.
  • Curiosities, Natural, 283.
  • Curious Blight, 167.
  • Curious Crab-claw, 266.
  • Curious Dietetie Phenomenon, 91.
  • Curious Places for Nests, 233.
  • Cutting Sections of Wood, 71.
  • Cybete Hiberniea, 43.
  • Cyclops, Four-horned, 158.
  • Dabchicks, 152.
  • Daisy, Prohferous, 182.
  • Dammar-Bee, 252.
  • Darwin's New Work, 114.
  • Dead Fly in Water, 133.
  • Dead Fly on the Window, 10.
  • Dead-Sea Water, 259.
  • Dead Spider in Water, 133.
  • Death among Young Ferns, 93.
  • Death of Dr. Balkie, 46.
  • Death of Professor Silliman, 24.
  • Death to Flies, 15.
  • Death's-head Hawk-moth, 208, 234.
  • Death's-head Moth at Sea, 41.
  • Death-watch, the, 60.
  • Deer poisoned by Yew, 112.
  • Deformed Swallow-tail, 185.
  • Detesseria sanguinea, 117.
  • Dermestea and Pencil-tail, 230.
  • Development of Butterfly Wings, 113.
  • Devilline, 20.
  • Devonshire Mistletoe, 114.
  • Diameter of Benses, 238.
  • Diamonds, Origin of, 88.
  • Diaphragm for Microscope, 189.
  • Diaphragm, Graduatin, 153.
  • Diatom, new Irish, 114.
  • Diatoms wanted, 95.
  • Diatomaceæ, Cilia of, 237.
  • Diatomaceæ, Cleaning, 52.
  • Diatomaceæ, Movements of, 163.
  • Diatomaceæ, Sea-ride, 250.
  • Diatoms, Exotic, in British localities, 110.
  • Diatoms, Exotic and British, 167.
  • Diatoms from Guano, 148.
  • Diatoms, on Collecting, 85.
  • Diatoms, what they are, &c. 27.
  • Diet of Worms, 180, 214.
  • Dipper, Feed of, 184.
  • Dipper, Song of, 135.
  • Diseased Flies, 70.
  • Dissecting Microscope, Binocular, 201.
  • Diving Sandpipers, 63.
  • Dog n Fox, 169.
  • Dog-whelk, netted, 259.
  • Dormouse, the Common, 202.
  • Dorr-Beetle, Strength of, 41.
  • Dorse, the, 261.
  • Double-yolked Eggs, 39, 63.
  • Dragon-flies, 95.
  • Drift-beds of Arran, 68.
  • Drift of East of England, 44.
  • Driver Ant, 113.
  • Driver Ants, Festoons of, 116.
  • Drosers rotundifolia, 209.
  • Drying Flowers, 186.
  • Drying Starfish, 136.
  • Duckweeds, 5, 258, 286.
  • Duckweeds, name, 258.
  • Dumfries Natural History Society, 70.
  • Dytiscus, its Parasite, 255.
  • Eagle-killing Extraordinary, 13.
  • Eagle, the Golden, 39.
  • Early Wasp, 137, 161.
  • Earwig, White, 213.
  • Earwigs, 185.
  • Echinus Spines, cleaning, 94.
  • Economic Entomology, 87.
  • Edible Fungi, 214.
  • Edinburgh Botanical Society, 70.
  • Education in Geology, 140.
  • Eel, Observations of, 93.
  • Eel, Reproduction of, 118, 141, 165.
  • Eel-like Animalcules, 213.
  • Eels and Dew-worms, 236.
  • Eels and Fish Garbage, 93.
  • Eels, Migration of, 284.
  • Eels, Migratory, 70, 95.
  • Effects of Lightning on Fish, 211.
  • Egg of Cuckoo, 87.
  • Egg of the Moa, 14, 282.
  • Egg of Stormy Petrel, 87.
  • Eggs, Colour of, 39, 47, 87, 142, 231.
  • Eggs, Double-yolked, 39, 63.
  • Eggs of Cat-bird, 238.
  • Eggs of Great Auk, 184.
  • Eggs of Land Tortoise, 63.
  • Eggs of Thrush, 263.
  • Eggs, Pheasant's, 190.
  • Eggs, Stalked Insect, 190.
  • Elephant, Fossil, 215.
  • Embryonic Development, 65.
  • English Crag and Scotch Beds, 68.
  • Entomological Society, 22, 46, 143, 144.
  • Entomology, 15, 41, 66, 113, 137, 161, 185, 208, 234, 257.
  • Eozoon Canadense, 164.
  • Epipactis rubra in Gloucestershire, 235.
  • Eriogaster lanestris, 126.
  • Eriophorum angustifolium, 43.
  • Erucastrum Pollichii, 209.
  • Ethnological Society, 23, 46.
  • European Swallows, 136.
  • Evening Primrose, Pollen of, 212.
  • Examining Plants, 162.
  • Exotic and British Diatoms, 140, 167.
  • Exudation of Cedar, 214.
  • Eye, Facets in the, 189.
  • Eyes, Compound, 228, 249.
  • Fable, a, 63.
  • Facets in the Eye, 189.
  • Fairy Shrimp, the, 45.
  • Fearless Tits, 160.
  • Features of Plants, 43.
  • Fern-growing, 44, 109, 188, 239, 262.
  • Fern, Hart's-tongue, 190, 214.
  • Fern, Killarney, 92.
  • Fern Query, 94.
  • Fern, the Tunbridge, 114.
  • Fernery and Aquarium, 71, 117.
  • Ferns, 20, 34, 37, 44, 66, 67, 93, 109.
  • Ferns, Abnormal Fossil, 187.
  • Ferns, Cultivating, 44, 109, 188, 239, 262.
  • Ferns, Death among, 93.
  • Ferns in Cases, 284.
  • Ferns, Insects feeding on, 65.
  • Ferns, Preservative Power of, 37, 95, 115.
  • Ferns, Reproduction of, 89.
  • Festoons of Driver Ants, 116.
  • Field Naturalists, Manchester, 23.
  • Fiftieth Objective, 90.
  • Fiji Islands Flora, 67.
  • Fir, new Arcadian, 250.
  • Fir-scales for Microscope, 45.
  • Fire-fly Light, 191.
  • Fish, Air-bladders of, 69.
  • Fish-culture on the Lea, 140.
  • Fish, great Slaughter of, 165.
  • Fish in Aquaria, 119.
  • Fish killed by Lightning, 211.
  • Fish-ladders on the Thames, 16.
  • Fish-moulds and Fly-moulds, 134, 189.
  • Fish Ova-cases, 182.
  • Fish-scales for Microscope, 261.
  • Fish Tattle, 16, 42, 93, 141, 165, 207, 236, 261, 284.
  • Fish, the New, 42, 56.
  • Fish: What are they about? 95.
  • Fish, Weever, 166.
  • Fleas, Cat, 278.
  • Flesh-worm Disease, 40.
  • Flora of Bucks, 67.
  • Flora of Fiji Islands, 67.
  • Florence Flask-covers, 120.
  • Flower-loving Spiders, 206.
  • Flowers, imperfectly developed, 103.
  • Flowers, Language of, 114.
  • Flowers, to Dry, 186.
  • Flies and Wasps, 262.
  • Flies, Death to, 15.
  • Flies, Diseased, 70.
  • Flies, Hybernation of, 113.
  • Fly-catcher, Spotted, 256.
  • Fly-catching Plant, 43.
  • Fly, Circulation in, 259.
  • Fly, Foot of a, 253.
  • Fly, Green Drake-, 231.
  • Fly in Pike-fishing, 280.
  • Fly, Larvæ of, 83.
  • Fly-moulds, 10.
  • Fly-moulds and Fish-moulds, 134.
  • Fly Nuisance, 257.
  • Fly Parasites, 93, 227.
  • Fly, Spiracles of, 199.
  • Fly, the Breeze-, 194.
  • Fly, Tongues of, 83.
  • Focal Length, 288.
  • Folk-lore of Geology, 164.
  • Food of Salamander, 95.
  • Food of the Dipper, 184.
  • Foot of a Fly, 253.
  • Foraminifera, 69, 187.
  • Forceps, Stage, 212.
  • Forest of Cromer Period, 259.
  • Formation of the Alps, 210.
  • Forty Years ago, 24.
  • Fossil Beaver, Gigantic, 44.
  • Fossil Cone, 259.
  • Fossil Elephant, 215.
  • Fossil Ferns, Abnormal, 187.
  • Fossil Oak, 210.
  • Fossil Plants, 68.
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