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Transactions of the Norfolk and Norwich Naturalists' Society : ; TRANSACTIONS OF THE IlutTnlk anti BntTtfick SOCIETY Presented to the Members for - 1882 83 . A OL. III. —Part iv. Itorbidi PRINTED BY FLETCHER AND SON. 1383 . OFFICERS FOR 1882-83. resilient. MR. H. D. GELDART. fEr^rrstornt. MR. J. II. GURNEY, Jun., F.Z.S. Ficc^Jrrsiticnts. THE RIGHT IION. THE EARL OF LEICESTER, K.G. 'FHE RIGHT IION. THE EARL OF KIMBERLEY LORD WALSINGHAM IIENRY STEVENSON, F.L.S. SIR F. G. M. BOILEAU, Bart. MICHAEL BEVERLEY, M.D. SIR WILLOUGHBY JONES, Bart. HERBERT D. GELDART SIR HENRY STRACEY, Bart. JOHN B. BRIDGMAN, F.L.S. W. A. TYSSEN AMHERST, M.P. T. G. BAYFIELD Treasurer. MR. II. D. GELD ART. li>nn. jSrcrrtaru. MR. W. H. BIDWELL. Committer. MR. T. R. PINDER DR. S. T. TAYLOR MR. F. SUTTON MR. C. CLOWES W. MR. S. CORDER MR. 0. CORDER MR. J. ORFEUR MR. A. W. PRESTON MR. T. SOUTHWELL Journal Committee. PROFESSOR NEWTON MR. M. P. SQUIRRELL MR. JAMES REEVE MR, T. SOUTHWELL MR. B. E. FLETCHER 3itbifor. MR. S. W. UTTING. LIST OF MEMBERS, 1882—83. A Brown Rev. J. L., M.A. Brown William, Ilaynford Hall Amherst W. A. T., M.P., F.Z.S., Y.P., Brownfield J. Didlington Hall Bulwer W. D. E., Quebec House, East Amyot T. E., F.R.C.S., Diss Dereham Asker G. H., Ingworth Burcham R. P. Burlingham D. Catlin, Lynn B Burton S. IL, M.B. Butcher H. F. Babington Rev. Churchill, D.D., Buxton C. Louis, Bolwick Hall Cockfield Rectory Buxton Geoffrey F., Thorpe Bailey Rev. J., M. A., Stoke Holy Cross Buxton H. E., Great Yarmouth Balls' J. E. Buxton S. G., Cation Hall Barber E. H., Thorpe Hamlet Buxton Sir T. F., Bart., Warlies, Barclay H. G., F.R.G.S., Thorpe Waltham Abbey Barclay R., High Lee, Iloddesdon Barnard Miss A. C BarrettC. G., Hon. Mem., Pembroke, South Wales Candler C,, Harleston Barwell H. G. Challis T., Dunston Bayfield T. G., V.P. Chambers W. 0., Lowestoft Birmingham Bedingfeld E., Bedingfeld Chase R. W., Eagle, Leeds Bedingfeld Henry, 8 Harewood Street, Clarke W. London Clowes C. Bracondale Bedingfeld Lieut. James, R.N., Cockburn Miss, Bedingfeld Colman J. J., M.P., Carrow House Russell J., House Bell Francis Colman Carrow Bennett Arthur, F.L.S., Croydon Cooke G. F., Thorpe Upper Beverley M., M.D., V.p. Cooke M. C., Hon. Mem., Ilolloivay, London Bidwell E., 1 Trig Lane, Upper , F. A., Thorpe Hamlet Thames Street, London Cooper Bidwell W. H., Hon. Sccrctaiy, Manor Cooper R. House, Old Cation, Norwich Cooper R. A. Ulceby Bird Rev. M. C. H., Great Ycldham Cordeaux John, Great Cotes, BirkbeckE., M.P., Horstead Hall Corder 0. Birkbeck Henry, Stoke Holy Cross Cremer T. W., Becston Hall Birkbeck W. Thorpe Cresswell George, Lynn , Rev. F., D.D., F.R.A.S., Blake R., Bracondale Creswell S. Bloomfield Rev. E. N., M.A., Guest- Northrepps Rectory J. Reigatc ling Rectory, Hastings Crosfield Backhouse, Crowfoot M., Beccles Blyth Capt. W. D., Derdngham W. Boardman E. Crowley P., F.Z.S., Waddon House, Boileau Sh- F. G. M., Bart., V.P., Croydon Tacolnestone Hall Boileau Lieut. -Col., Stanfield Hall D Bolingbroke L. G., Eaton Davie Rev. C. R. Ferguson, M.A., Bond C. F. Yelverton Bond Frederick, F.Z.S., Fairfield Davies G. C. \ Avenue, Staines Day Rev. A. G. M.A., Great Melton Bond W. Day Francis, F.L.S. F.Z.S., Pitville, \ Borrer W., Corfold, Horsham Cheltenham Bridgman J. B., F.L.S., Y.P. Day Miss, Old Lakenham Bt’oeck Ernest Vanden, Hon. Man, Dix Francis | Brussels Dix Miss Vll Dowell Rev.E.W.,B.A., Dunton Rectory Harvie-Brown J. A., Dunipa.ce House, Dowson E. T., Geldeston Larberl, N.B. Dresser H. E., F.Z.S., 6 Tenlerden Hastings Lord, Mellon Constable Street, London , W. Hayden F. V., U. S. Geologisl-in- Du Port Rev. J. M., M.A., Mallishall charge, Washington, Hon. Mem. Heaver W. E Hebbert C. T., 12 Hertford Gardens, IF. Eade Peter, M.D. Hector James, M.D., F.R.S., Hon. Eaton G. O'. Mem. New Zealand Institute, Edwards J. Wellington Iloare S., Cromer F Hodgson Mrs. Hooker Sir J. Earn A. B., Slone, near Hartford D., C.B., M.D., F.R.S., Hon. Mem., Royal Botanic Feilden Major H. W., F.G.S., C.M.Z.S. Gardens, • Vest Home, Wells Kao Field E. Hope Rev. C.A., M.A., Upper Hellesdon Fitch R., F.G.S., F.S.A. Fitch Mrs. R. J -Hotelier B. E., Marlinyford Hall Jarrold S. J. J. Hetcher W. H. li., Lyndhurst Johnson Randall, Tunstead Foster Mrs. Charles, Thorpe Jones Sir Willoughby, Bart., V.P., Fowler R. N., M.P., Corsham Cranmcr Hall, Faienham Freeman Rev. W. II., Ilackford Frcre Rov. II. T., M.A., Burslon K Rectory Kent A. Fryer Herbert F., Chatteris Kett W. W., Jun., Dies Kimberley The Earl of, V.P., G Kimberley Hall King H. I). Gatcombo J., Loner Durnford Street, Kitton F„ Hon. F.R.M.S., Hon. Man. Stonehov.se Geldart H. D., President, Thorpe L Hamlet Lauronce Rev. J. A., Dilham Glasspoole II. G., 15 Mall Road, Leathes Col. H. Hammersmith, M., Ilerringjleel Hall London 1 Lee Warner II., Goose A. H. Jun., Waist,igham Leicester The Earl of, Grant T. Muir K.G., V.P. Holtham Hall Gunn John, F.G.S. Le Pelley Rev. J. L., Gunn T. E. M.A. le Strange Hamon, Hunstanton Gunther A. C. L. G., M.D., Hall F.R.S., Lilford Lord. F.L.S., British Museum Hon. Man., Gurney Lilford House, Ov.ndlc H., A utu-ood , Reiyatc Lindley Sir N., East Carlton Gurney Francis J., Karlham Hall Linton Rev. E. F., M.A., Gurney John, F.Z.S., Sproieston Spi oicston Hall Rectoiy Gurney J. H., F.Z.S., Hon. Mem., Long F., Wells Northrepps Hall LongJ.. Dunton Gurney J. II., Jun., F.Z.S., Northrepps Lowe John, M.D., Hon. Mem., Gurney R. H. J., Northrepps Hall Loan Lucas Rev. C. J., M.A.. Burgh House Luscombe Mrs., Old Lakcnham H Lynn Natural History Society, Haldinstein W. President of, Hon. Mem. Hall H., II cstcrticld, Ipswich Hamond A., Westacre M Haniond Capt. Philip, R.N., Lowestoft Mann T.J., The Grange, Bishop's Hamond Charles, Twyford Hall Stortford, Herts. Haniond Commander R. H., R.N. Manning Rev. C. R., M. A., Diss Westacre Rectory Marsham C. Alfred 0., Chelmsford Harcourt B. W. Marsham C. R., Stratton Straicless Harmer F. W., F.G.S., Cringleford Marsham Rev .H. P. , B .C. L., Harmor S.F., RipponHall B.Sc.. Cringleford Mason W. R. Hartmg J. E., F.L.S., ‘ F.Z.S., Master A. 24 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London Meade R. H., Bradford Harvey E. K., Thorpe Hamlet House Middleton F. B., Faienham . Vlll Middleton R. M., F.L.S., Castle Eden, Southwell T., F.Z.S. Durham Southwell W. C., Swaffham Miller Henry, Jun., Ipswich Spelman PI Morse T. H. Squirrell M. P. Mottram A. Stafford PI. W. Muneaster A. E., Somerleylon Standen R. S., Ally Hill House Muriel C. E. Stanley Joseph Stedman M. R., Alethorpe N Stevenson H., F.L.S., V.P. Stracey Sir Henry J., Bart., V.P., Napier A. J., Eolkham Rectory Rackheath Hall Newcome F. d’Arcy, Feltwell Ilall Stracey Lady, Rackheath Hall Newton Professor, M.A., F.R.S., lion. Stracey Miss, Rackheath Ilall Mem. College, , Magdalen Cambridge Stringfield W., Lowestoft Nicholson F., F.Z.S., Oldfield, Cheshire Sutton Francis, F.C.S. 0 T Orfeur J. Tallack T. R. Taylor A. IP. Thorpe P 0., Taylor H. M., IJIlham Parker J. Taylor I. 0. Howard, Thorpe Partridge Rev. W. H., M.A., Holywell Taylor S. T., M.B. Vicarage, Oxford Todd -J. T. Pegler E. S. Toll Octavius Pigott T. Digby, F.R.G.S., Portsea Place, London, IF. U Pinder T. Richmond, LL.B. Plowright C. B., lion. Mem., Lynn Gpcher H. M., F.Z.S. , Feltwell Rectory Power F. D., 299 Cold Harbour Lane, Pitting S. W. London Power G. E., Ilucknall-Torkanl, Notts V Preston A. W. Vaughan Matthew, Ilaileyhiry College Purdy R. J. W., Woodgate House, Aylsham W R Walsingham Lord, V.P., Merton Hall Rawson H. E., F.Z.S., 7 Cannon Street, Walter J. IP., Hellesdon Lodge E.C. West A., Wymondham Reeve J. Wharton C. B., F.Z.S., Hounsdown, Riches H. C. Wharton H. T., M.A., F.Z.S., 39 St. Roche E.B., M.D. George's Road, N. IF. Robinson H. S. Wheeler Rev. T. A. Royal Microscopical Society, President Wheeler F. D., M.A. of the, lion. Mem., King's College, White R. W. London Whitty C. 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