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Transactions / Lincolnshire Naturalists' Union y LINCOLNSHIRE NATURALISTS’ UNION. i » I TRANSACTIONS, 1935-1938. ustihstie. EDITED BY F. T. BAKER, F.R.E.S., & A. ROEBUCK, A, D.A., F.R.E.S. 1 i •. ».Vv t, % V / \ Eituolnsljtrf Naturalists’ Union ✓ transactions. & *. 1935 Edited by 7. 7. BAKER, F.R.E.S., AND I. ROEBUCK, F.R.E.S. LOUTH: Printed by Goulding & Son ^ 20 MERCER ROW, 1936. Lincolnshire Naturalists' Union. Founded June 12th, 1893. LIST OF OFFICERS, 1936. President: Professor H. H. Swinnerton, d.so., f.g.s., f.z.s., University College, Nottingham. Vice-President : A. E. Musgrave, 7 Gladstone Terrace, Grantham. Past Presidents (Resident in the County) : G. A. Grierson, o.b.e., m.b., c.m. Dr. H, B. Willoughby Smith. G. H. Caton Haigh, f.z.s., m b.o.u Miss S. C. Stow. Rev. Canon A. Hunt, m.a. J. C. Wallace, m.c. H. Preston, f.g.s. Dr. W. Wallace. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: F. T. Baker, f.r.e.s., City and County Museum, Lincoln. SECTIONAL OFFICERS: Geology. Pretident: H. Preston, f.g.s., Hawthornden Villa, Grantham. Botany. President: H. B. Willoughby Smith, m.b., St. Clements, Carson Road, Gainsborough. Phanerogams : Miss C. D. Marsden, 35 Westgate, Louth. Cryptogams : Miss S. C. Stow, Edinburgh House, Sidney St., Grantham. G. H. Allison, 65 Convamore Road, Grimsby. Secretary : F. T. Baker, f.r.e.s., City and County Museum, Lincoln, Conchology. President: J. F. Musham, High Street, Pennybridge, Ulverston, Lancs. Entomology. President: Dr. W. Wallace, 15 Hainton Avenue, Grimsby. Secretary'. A. E. Musgrave, 7 Gladstone Terrace, Grantham. Economic Entomology : A. Roebuck, n.d.a,, f.r.e.s,, Kegworth, Derby. Vertebrate Zoology. President'. G. H. Caton Haigh, f.z.s., mb.o.u., Grainsby Hall, Grimsby. Secretary: S. A. Cox, ‘Avalon’, Rosina Grove N., Grimsby, Marine Zoology, President: Arthur Smith, f.l.s., ‘ Riseholme ’, London Road, Pakefield, Secretary : F. Kime, 26 Tower Street, Boston. Lowestoft. Microscopy. Freshwater Algae: E. J. Stream, m.a., f.l.s,, Orpington, Kent. Diatoms: S. H. Robinson, f.r.m.s., York Avenue, Lincoln, 2 List of Members. LIST OF MEMBERS. Revised to January 1936. HONORARY LIFE MEMBER. SMITH, A., f.l.s., Riseholme, London Road, Pakefield, Lowestoft, President 1934 LIFE MEMBERS. Bacon, Sir Hickman B., Bart., f.s.a., Thonock Hall, Gains¬ borough Fletcher, W. H. B., Aldwick Manor, Bognor H AIGH, G. H. Caton, f.z.s., m.b.o.u., Grainsby Hall, Grimsby, President 1913 Knott, Eric A. H., Brigflatts, Humberston MUSHAM, John F., High Street, Pennybridge, Ulverston, Lancashire, President 1920 Oldham, Charles, f.l.s., f.z.s., The Bollin, Berkhamsted ORDINARY MEMBERS. Adams, Mrs. D. J., Ronehurst, Yarborough Crescent, Lincoln Addison, Miss R., Glebe Cottage, Wold Newton, Binbrook Allen, J. J., The Old Rectory, Scotton, Gainsborough Allison, G. H., 65 Convamore Road, Grimsby Allison, Rev. H. F., m.a., Spridlington Rectory, Lincoln Allison, W. H., Laceby, Grimsby Alston, A. H. G., b.a., British Museum, Natural History, London, S. W. 7 Arnold, C. P., 474 High Street, Lincoln Arscott, Miss S. j., School House, Scampton Bailey, G. W., The Museum, Spalding Baker, F. T., f.r.e.s., City and County Museum, Lincoln Barlow, Miss W., 2 Beech Avenue, Gainsborough Bates, A. D., The Hollies, Swinderby, Lincoln Batters, R. J., b.Sc., Church House, Lincoln Beckinsale, Miss A., Hallgate, Holbeach Binnall, Rev. P. B. G., The Vicarage, Caistor, Lincoln Birtwhistle, F. P. H., j.p., m.d., ch.b., Barton-on-Humber BLATHWAYT, Rev. F. L., m.a., m.b.o.u., Dyrham Rectory, Chippenham, Wilts., President 1918 Bond, L. H., The Pingle, Great Gonerby, Grantham Bowser, E. W., Tytton Hall, near Boston List of Members. 8 Bradshaw, A. G., Essex House, Burton, Lincoln Brewster, Fred, 28 St. Hilda’s Avenue, Grimsby Brookes, Miss F. C., Massam Hall, Old Leake, Boston Buckpitt, W. A., b.Sc., N.D.A., N.D.D., 13 Carlyle Walk, Lincoln Burrell, Miss E., 46 Cromwell Street, Lincoln Burton, Miss H., 146 Burton Road, Lincoln Cameron, Miss C., The School, Lissington, Lincoln Canham, J. W., m.a., 155 Yarborough Road, Lincoln Capron, Miss C. I., Westlowe, Hathersage, Sheffield Casswell, C. G., Derwent Avenue, Allestree, Derby Cheales, A. E., Ingleboro, Friskney, Boston CLAYE, Rev. Canon A. N., m.a., d.d., St. Thomas’s Rectory, Stockport, President 1922 Cooke, Miss Janet, 34 London Road, Spalding Court, T. H., Oakleigh, Market Rasen Cox, S. A., Avalon, Rosina Grove N., Grimsby Cox, Mrs., Avalon, Rosina Grove N., Grimsby Cragg, Capt. W. A., Threekingham House, Billingborough Crooke, Mrs. Arthur, Haverholme, Appleby, Scunthorpe Crooke, A. C., m.a., m.b., ch.b., Haverholme, Appleby, Scun¬ thorpe Crowther, Miss E. H., Training College, Lincoln Daubney, Miss A. H., St. Margaret’s Gate, Bury St. Edmunds Disbrowe, Miss E. A., Morningside, Spilsby Road, Boston Dixon, C. W., 75 Alexandra Road, Grimsby Dixon, Rev. T. G., m.a., The Hall, Holton-le-Moor, Lincoln Dudley, H. E., Wayside Cottage, Burton-on-Stather, Scun¬ thorpe Fearon, E. C., 34 Glanville Avenue, Old Brumby, Scunthorpe Fenwick, Miss H. V., The Priory, Laceby, Grimsby Flack, G. E., m.a., Librarian, University College, Nottingham Fowler, Miss Ellen E., Parva Domus, Winterton, Scunthorpe Fowler, Miss Ethel, Parva Domus, Winterton, Scunthorpe Fraser, A., m.b., Caistor House, Caistor Fraser, Miss R. I., Caistor House, Caistor Garton, C. E., 4 Sandhouse Road, New Brumby, Scunthorpe Geddie, D. H., Public Library, Grimsby Gibbons, Miss E. J., The Hall, Holton-le-Moor, Lincoln Gibbons, Miss M. E., The Hall, Holton-le-Moor, Lincoln Gibbons, G. S., m.a., The Hall, Holton-le-Moor, Lincoln Giles, J., Syne Hills, Seacroft, Skegness Godson, Miss G. M., Heckington, Sleaford Gomersall, P. P., f.r.m.s., Grosmont, Byron Avenue, Lincoln 4 List of Members. Graham, Mrs. B., Old Bolingbroke Rectory, Spilsby Graham, M. W. R. de Vere, Old Bolingbroke Rectory, Spilsby Grantham, Miss E. M., The Rookery, West Real, Spilsby Green, Neal, Chesters, Bargate, Grimsby GRIERSON, G. A., o.b.e., m.b., Walesby, Market Rasen, President 1923 Hall, Rev. H. W., 66 Nettleham Road, Lincoln Harris, Mrs., Old Place, Horbling, Billingborough Haslam, Miss M. M., 20 Haven Bank, Boston Havelock, W. B., The Nurseries, Brocklesby Park, Habrough Heely, F. W., f.r.c., f.c.s., West Street, Alford Hett, Miss M. J. F., Raithby Grange, Spilsby Hill, J. W. F., m.a., ll.m., 2 Lindum Terrace, Lincoln Hind, J. H., 5 East View Terrace, Winthorpe, Skegness Hooton, C. W., 17 Queensway, Lincoln Houghton, J. T., f.l.a., Public Library and Museum, Worksop, Notts. Hoult, Major J. M., Norton Place, Lincoln Hoyes, Mrs. F. E., Springthorpe, Gainsborough Hull, Library, University College HUNT, Rev. Canon A., m.a., The Rectory, Kirkby-la-Thorpe, Sleaford, President 1907-8 Hurst, S. J., m.p.s., 16 Market Place, Boston Husband-Clutton, Dr. F., Crowland, near Peterborough Jackson, J. W., o.b.e., 170 Victoria Street, Grimsby Johnson, Walter, f.g.s., 5 Berber Road, Clapham Common, S.W. 11 Keep, G. R. C., b.a., The Broadway, Woodhall Spa Kennington, John, Ashleigh, Princes Avenue, Grimsby KEW, H. Wallis, f.z.s., 60 Richmond Park Road, East Sheen, London, S.W. 14, President 1927 Rime, Fred, 26 Tower Street, Boston King, A,, f.r.a.s., 53 Victoria Road, Ashby, Scunthorpe Kirk, F. L., b.sc., Ivy Cottage, Donington, Nr. Spalding Ladlow, Walter, it Norfolk Street, Lincoln Lambert, C. E., 11 Grafton Street, Lincoln Langman, Mrs. M. G., North Place, Nettleham Road, Lincoln Leeke, Mrs. W. M., St. Nicholas’ Vicarage, Lincoln Liddall, W. S., j.p., m.p., Chequers, Scunthorpe Lindsey County Library, Newland, Lincoln Luce, Frank M., b.a., 115 Clifton Hill, N.W. 8 Mainwaring, W. H., 16 St. Catherines, Lincoln Mann, Miss G., Old Place, Horbling, Billingborough Maples, Ashley K., 33 London Road, Spalding List of Members. 5 Marsden, Miss C. D., 35 Westgate, Louth MASON, Guy W., South Acridge, East Grinstead, President 1917 Mawson, A. W., East Stockwith, Gainsborough May, R., Limber, Habrough McCall, D. J., b.Sc., 26 Macauley Drive, Lincoln McKnight, J. R., m.a., ll.b., b.sc,, Queens Road, Boston McKnight, Mrs , Queens Road, Boston McVicar, A., b.sc., n.d.a-, n.d.d., County Offices, Lincoln Melton, A. J., 238 West Parade, Lincoln Miles, H. W., ph.d., Victoria University, Manchester Moody, Sir George E., j.p., Knoll House, Alexandra Road, Cleethorpes Moore, William, Cantab, Lincoln Road, Branston Morris, Mrs. H. H,, 1 South End, Boston Morris, Mrs. J. T., Nun’s View, Scartho Road, Grimsby Mosby, Miss Winifred S., Public Library and Museum, Worksop, Notts. Murray, J. G., f.l.s,, County Offices, Lincoln Musgrave, A. E., 7 Gladstone Terrace, Grantham Musham, A. L., 33 Richmond Road, Lincoln Noel, Miss E. F., f.l.s., Windyhill, Legbourne, Louth Parks, T. B., Station Road, Ulceby Parry, Ven. Archdeacon H. T., m.a., Bigby Rectory, Barnetby Peacock, T. Woodruffe-, 24 King Edward Avenue, Mansfield Phillippo, G., County Offices, Lincoln Porter, G. R., The Willows, Benington, Boston Powell, R. Wood, l.d.s., 32 Curie Avenue, Lincoln Powell, T. R. W., 32 Curie Avenue, Lincoln Power, J. H., m.r.c.s., l.r.c.p., 34 London Road, Spalding PRESTON, H., f.g.s., Hawthornden Villa, Grantham, Presi¬ dent 1903-4 Pye, B. A., 52 Kingsway, Cleethorpes Rainey, Miss A. F. E., 26 South Street, Louth Rainforth, J. J., m.d., f.r.c.s., St. Hilary, Sewell Road, Lincoln Redfern, Miss E., 146 Burton Road, Lincoln Redhead, J. F., 33 Cambridge Avenue, Lincoln Robinson, S. H., f.r.m.s., The Homestead, York Avenue, Lincoln ROEBUCK, A„ n.d.a., f.r.e.s,, The Laurels, Kegworth, Derby, President 1932-3 Rudkin, Mrs.
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