Eleanor Ormerod, LL. D., Economic Entomologist : Autobiography and Correspondence

by Eleanor A. Ormerod

INDEX

• A
• Abraxas grossulariata, Magpie moth, [114] (Fig.)
• Accentor modularis, Dunnock or Hedge-sparrow, [162]
• Acrididæ, [333]
• “Agriculture and Rural Economy of Australia and New Zealand,” Professor Wallace’s, [280]
• Agriculture, Board of, Miss Ormerod’s aid to the Adviser given and withdrawn, [202]
• Agricultural College (Royal), Cirencester, Miss Ormerod’s lectures at, [83];
  • Professor Harker at, [83];
  • Principal of, [201]
• Agricultural Education Committee, [271], [272], [273]
• Agricultural Education in the Elementary School, [271]
• Agricultural Entomology, progress of, [200];
  • work on, [276];
  • Miss Ormerod, Co-Examiner in, [282]
• Agricultural lectureship proposed in Oxford University, [225]
• Agricultural Society (Royal), Miss Ormerod’s diagrams for, [88];
  • work for discontinued, [212]
• “Agricultural Zoology,” by Dr. Ritzema Bos, translated by Professor Ainsworth-Davis, [222]
• Agrotis exclamationis, Heart-and-dart moth, Linn., [101] (Fig.)
• Agrotis segetum, Ochsenheimer, Turnip moth, [101] (Fig.)
• “Alder Killer,” German name of Mottled Willow Weevil, [267]
• Aldersey schoolboys, [113], [119], [127]
• Alfalfa (lucerne) hay infested with locusts, [228], [229]
• Alopecurus pratensis, [244]
• Altum, Dr. Bernard, Forst Zoologie, [61]
• American Ambassador, congratulations of the, [193]
• American blight, see [Schizoneura lanigera], [142], [143], [144]
• American clover-seed midge, [198]
• American migratory locusts, South, [229]
• Anbury, club-root, or finger and toe, see [Plasmodiophora], [196], [213]
• Angoumois moth, [188]
• Anguillulidæ (eel-worms), [198], [282]
• Anguillula radicicola, [213]
• Annual Reports, see [Reports]
• Anobium paniceum, [253]
• Anthomyia ceparum, [60]
• Antler moth, see [Charæas graminis]
• Ants, black, [138]
• “Ap Adam” oak, [93], Pl. [xxi]
• Aphides, [79];
  • attack of, [222], [250], [257]
• Aphis, woolly, [Schizoneura lanigera] [144] (Fig.)
• Apple-bark beetle, see [Xyleborus dispar], [199]
• Arbuthnot, Mrs., [292], [301]
• Architects, practice of, [7]
• Arderne of Alvanley, family of, [13]
• Argyresthia conjugella, [247]
• Arkwright (J. H.) of Hampden Court, Herefordshire, [76]
• Armstrong, Dr., [28], [29]
• Army worm (Leucania unipunctata), paper on, by Dr. L. O. Howard, [184]
• Arnold, Dr., of Rugby, [3]
• Arsenite of Copper, [201]
• Artists, the Misses Ormerod as, [18], [74]
• Ash-bark beetle, see [Hylesinus]
• Ashworth, Miss, letter from, [320]
• Aspidiotus perniciosus, San José scale, [242]
• Assistant, reasons for refusing an, [79]
• Astynomus ædilis, [224]
• Atomaria linearis, Mangold beetle, [230] (Fig.)
• Aust “Bone bed,” [40]
• Aust cliffs, [39], [40]
• Austen’s opinion on “Deer forest fly,” Mr., [261]
• Australian thrips, [183];
  • larvæ, [277]
• Autumnal breeze fly, see [Tabanus autumnalis]
• Avian Rat, nickname for the sparrow, [160], [168]
• Axe, Professor, [85]
• B
• Bacon fly, see [Piophila casei]
• Bacon, Lord, burial-place, [298]
• Badam’s Court, [93]
• Bailey, Colonel, [303]
• Bailey, Mr., Editor of the Dumfries Herald and Courier, [106]
• Bailey, Mr. William, letters to, [109]-[127];
  • letter from, to the Duke of Westminster, [111]
• Barley, Hessian fly on, [132] (Fig.)
• Barnes Cottage, [7]
• Barnesville, [7]
• “Bat beetle,” see [Harpalus ruficornis]
• Bath and West of England Society Show, Misses Ormerod’s insect cases and diagrams at, [283], [284]
• Bathurst’s, Mr., paper on “Orchards,” [273]-[274]
• Bean-beetle, see [Bruchus]
• Beans and peas attacked by Eel-worms, [304]
• Bean-seed weevil—sad-coloured (Bruchus tristis);
  • red-footed (B. rufipes);
  • red-horned (B. brachialis), [271], see [Bruchus]
• Beans infested with beetles, [269], [270]
• Beaufort, Duke of, [7]
• Becker, Miss Lydia, as an upholder of “Women’s Rights,” [86]
• Beckett, Edmund, Lord Grimthorpe, [91], see [Grimthorpe]
• Bee, Mason, [174]
• Beet carrion beetle, see [Silpha opaca], [142], [220]
• Beetles in the Argentine territories, [222]
• Beetles (water), killing of, [54]
• Bethnal Green Museum, connection with, [87]
• Bethune, Rev. Dr., letters to, [73], [90], [213], [227]-[231]
• Bigge, General and Mrs., [298]
• Biographical sketch of Miss Ormerod, by the Editor, [73]
• Bipalium kewense, a land planarian, [192] (Fig.)
• Birth, childhood, and education, Miss Ormerod’s, [1]
• Black-currant gall mite, [153], [154], [155], [156], [177], see [Phytoptus]
• Bladder or pocket plums, [176] (Fig.)
• Bodleian Library, [58]
• Bolivar’s, Señor Don Igo, assistance on locust specimens, [218]
• “Bone Bed,” the Aust, [40]
• Books, lending of, [29]
• Boot beetle, see [Anobium paniceum]
• Boot-upper injured by beetle, [254] (Fig.)
• Bos, Dr. Ritzema, [79], [131], [132], [156], [189], [204], [296];
  • letters to, [232]-[237]
• Botanical Magazine, drawings for, [74]
• Botfly, the, see [Hypoderma]
• “Bottle-nosed whale,” or dolphin, capture of, [38], [39]
• Bradwall Hall, Cheshire, [11]
• Brauer’s, Dr., frontispiece to his “Œstridæ,” [149], [150]
• Breathing tubes of maggot, of ox warble fly, &c., [112] (Fig.)
• Breeze flies, see [Tabanidæ]
• Brighton, Miss Ormerod refers to taking a villa at, [264], [266]
• Bruchus, the pea and bean Weevil, [268], rufimanus, &c., [269] (Fig.) [270], [271], see [Bean-seed weevil]
• Bruner, Lawrence, Locust Investigation Commission Report, [229]
• Bryobia prætiosa, gooseberry and ivy red spider, [220], [221] (Fig.)
• Buckland, Frank, on “Putts,” [37], [327], [328]
• Buckler, Mr. William, [107]
• Buckton, G. B., on Aphides, [79], [80]
• Bunbury Parish, work done by schoolboys of, [111]
• Burd, Rev. Percy, [29]
• Burdett-Coutts, Baroness, letters from, [214]
• Bury, Lancashire, [9]
• Buttington, battle of, [23]
• C
• Cabbage green fly, [101]
• Caddis fly, see [Mormonia nigromaculata], [152]
• Caddis worms attacking water-cresses, [151], [152], [282]
• Cadelle, the, see [Trogosita]
• Caerwent, [7], [174]
• Calandra (Sitophilus) granaria, granary weevil, [191], [262] (Fig.), [267];
  • C. oryzæ, [262]
• Calwer’s “Käferbuch,” [270]
• “Canadian Entomologist,” quoted, [202], [211], [223]
• Canadian friends, Miss Ormerod’s, [73]
• Cauvin’s Hospital, Editor’s Lecture at, [289]
• Cecidomyia destructor, Hessian fly, [129], [131] (Fig.), [132], [143], [147], [182];
  • C. tritici, [131];
  • C. leguminicola, [198]
• Cecidomyia (Diplosis) equestris, [137]
• Centipede and millipede, [143] (Fig.)
• Cephenomyia rufibarbis, Red-bearded botfly, [149], [150], [151]
• Cephus pygmæus, Corn sawfly, [147] (Fig.)
• Cerostoma xylostella, Curtis, see [Plutella cruciferarum]
• Ceuthorhynchus contractus, Charlock weevil, [130] (Fig.)
• Chapel of St. Tecla, dimensions, [34], ruins, Pl. [x]
• Charæas graminis, Antler moth, [104], [105] (Fig.), [185], [284]
• Charlock weevil, see [Ceuthorhynchus contractus]
• Charlotte, Princess, “the people’s darling,” death of, [6]
• Chartist Rising, [47]-[52];
  • map of district, Pl. [xv]
• Cheese-fly, see [Piophila casei], [125] (Fig.)
• Cheimatobia brumata, [121], [146], [183]
• Chepstow, [15], [30], [33], [43], [53], Pl. [xvii]
• Chepstow Bridge, Pl. [xiii]
• Chepstow Castle, Pls. [ix]., [xvi].
• Chepstow Parish Church, Plate [vi].
• Cheshire, see [Chester]
• Chest, oak, from Hulgreve Hall, [58], Pl. [xviii]
• Chester, Dr. Ormerod’s “History of the County Palatine and City,” [8], [13], [58]
• Chinese Minister Plenipotentiary, [307]
• Chinese naturalist and Miss Ormerod, [75]
• Chittenden’s, Mr., paper on Household Insects, [266]
• Chlorops tæniopus, Meigen, Gout fly, [132], [133] (Fig.), [147]
• Choate, Mr., meeting with, [193];
  • characteristics, [297]
• Chrysops cæcutiens, small blinding breeze fly, [136] (Fig.)
• Church customs, old, [23]
• Cidaria dotata, Linn., spinach moth, [231] (Fig.)
• Clayden, ancestral oak at, [121]
• Cleg, or small rain breeze fly, Hæmatopota pluvialis, [136] (Fig.)
• Clergy, old local, [27]
• Cliviger township, [8]
• Clothing Club, [30]
• Clover-stem sickness, [226], [282]
• Club-root, Anbury, or Finger and toe, [196], [213]
• Coccinella bipunctata, [2]-spotted lady-bird;
  • C. septempunctata, [7]-spotted lady-bird, [234] (Fig.);
  • C. ocellata, eyed lady-bird, [237] (Fig.)
• Cockchafer beetle and grubs, Melolontha vulgaris, [209], [233] (Fig.), [277], block, [280]
• Codlin moth, prevention, [277]
• Coleman & Sons, Messrs. W. J., letters to, [177]
• Collection of specimens of injurious insects, [87]
• “Common Fly Attacks to Farm Stock,” by Miss Ormerod, [304]
• Conger eels, [35]
• Connold, Mr. Ed. T., letters to, [175], [241]
• Contribution, Miss Ormerod’s first, to scientific literature, [59]
• Contributions, Miss Ormerod’s recognition of, [62], [66]
• Copleston, Bishop, [15]
• Copper, arsenite and arseniate of, [201]
• Cormorants, [35]
• Corn fly, Ribbon-footed, see [Chlorops tæniopus]
• Corn sawfly, [147]
• Correggios, “Marriage of St. Catherine,” [16]
• Correspondence, steadiness of, Miss Ormerod’s, [78], [79], letters, [97]
• Cosby, Sir Henry, [7]
• Cossus ligniperda, Goat moth, [268] (Fig.)
• County dinner party, formality of, [15]
• Courage, Miss Ormerod’s, [92]-[94]
• Coussmaker, Colonel, letters to, [99]-[104]
• Cranefly (Daddy longlegs), Tipula, [64], [284]
• Crawford, Mr. Frazer, of Adelaide, [210]
• Croft, Sir Richard, [6]
• Cross-fertilisation (multiple), [298]
• Cryptorhynchus lapathi, L., mottled willow weevil, [267]
• Crystal oil, [181]
• Cucujus testaceus, [263]
• Currant and gooseberry scale, Lecanium ribis, [214] (Fig.)
• Currant, black and red, [156], [157]
• Curtis, John, “Farm Insects,” [63], [276];
  • work, &c., [184]
• Cutworms, or caterpillars of the dart or turnip moth, [100], [101] (Fig.)
• Cynips galls, [177]
• D
• Daddy longlegs, see [Tipula]
• Dalquhairn, Holm of, [105]
• Damsons, curiously formed, [175]
• Danysz’s, J., paper on Ephestia (Flour moth), [216]
• Dart or turnip moth, see [Agrotis segetum]
• Darwinianism, [276]
• Darwinism, [335]
• Davis, Professor Ainsworth, translation of Ritzema Bos’s Agricultural Zoology, [222]
• Dean, Forest of, lawlessness in, [38]
• Death, Miss Ormerod’s, letters in prospect of, [325]
• Deer forest fly, see [Lipoptera cervi]
• Deer warble fly, see [Hypoderma diana]
• Degrees and medals, Miss Ormerod’s, [95], see [LL.D.]
• Dell & Son’s information, [275]
• Diagrams, Miss G. Ormerod’s, [88];
  • coloured, published by R.A.S.E., [99]
• Diamond-back moth, see [Plutella cruciferarum]
• Dicranura vinula, Linn., [103] (Fig.)
• Diptera, Westwood’s use of “Insecta Britannica—Diptera,” [136]
• Dipterous parasites, [107]
• Dogs as message-bearers, [11];
  • Miss Ormerod’s adventures with, [92]
• Dolphin, Bottle-nosed (Delphinus tursio), [38]
• Druce’s, Mr., proposed vote of congratulation, [300]
• Drawings and water-colours, set of Dr. George Ormerod’s, [298], [300], [301]
• Dunn, Malcolm, assistance of, [61]
• Dunnock, the hedge-sparrow, Accentor modularis, [162]
• Durobrivian ware, [8]
• Dyer, Professor Bernard, as a helper, [200]
• Dytiscus marginalis, water beetle, [54], [124] (Fig.)
• E
• Earwig, see [Forficula]
• Edinburgh University, bequest to, [283], [284], [285];
  • text-book for, [303];
  • Miss Ormerod appointed external examiner in Agricultural Entomology, [123]
• Eel-worms, [186], [198], [282], [304]
• Electros bought from Messrs. Blackie & Son, [63]
• Elliot & Fry’s portraits, [300]
• Elm-bark beetle, see [Scolytus destructor], [169], [170] (Fig.)
• Entomological Society of Ontario, [73]
• Entomological Societies, Miss Ormerod’s communications with, [78]
• Entomologist, consulting, to the Royal Agricultural Society of England, [75]
• Entomology, Miss Ormerod beginning the study of, [53];
  • first step in, [2];
  • lectures on, in Edinburgh, [279]
• Entomology, economic, progress of, [206]
• Ephestia kuhniella, Zell, [180], [198], [202], [212], [262], [263]
• Evans, Mrs., [91]
• Evesham Committee work, [204]
• Evolution, Professor Riley on, [335]
• Exhibition in the Palace of Industry, Paris, August, 1868, [54]
• Exoascus pruni, Professor Marshall Ward on, [175]
• Exorista lota, parasite of Lepidoptera, [107]
• F
• Family dispersal, [56]
• “Famine in India,” by Wallace, [308]
• “Farm Insects,” by Curtis, [184]
• “Farm Pests,” leaflets on, [65]
• Farm stock, fly attacks on, [65], [304]
• Fernald, Dr., [187]
• Ferry, Old Passage, [38], [44], [45], [50]
• Fielding, Copley, [16]
• Finger and toe, see [Plasmodiophora brassicæ]
• “Flacherie,” the, [106], [107], [186]
• Flatworm, [192]
• “Flax-seeds,” [131], [142], [197]
• Fletcher, Dr., [188];
  • letters to, [77], [116], [195]-[227]
• “Flies injurious to Stock,” Miss Ormerod’s, [65], [305]
• Flour beetle, rust-red, see [Tribolium ferrugineum]
• Flour infestation, [69], [179], [191], [220], [261], [263], [266]
• “Flowering,” or Palm, Sunday, [25]
• Fly weevil (U.S.A.), [188]
• Font (leaden) at Llancaut, [20];
  • at Tidenham, Pl. [vii]
• Fonts (leaden), A. C. Fryer’s paper on, in Archæol. Journal, [20]
• Foot, Hippoboscal, Pls. [xxiii]., [xxiv].
• Forest fly, [65], [133], [134] (Fig.), [138], [139], [304]
• Forest flies, Indian, [224]
• Forest Hundreds, [33]
• Forest of Dean, [33]
• Forest Peninsula, [33], [34]
• “Forestry,” text-book of, proposed, [227], [303]
• Forficula minor, Linn. (Earwig) [189] (Fig.)
• “Formalin,” [220]
• Formica fuliginosa, [138], [139]
• Forshaw and Hawkins, Messrs., [266]
• Fowler (Canon) on Helophorus rugosus, [108], [267]
• Fream, Dr., references to, [203], [208], [279], [281], [282], [298], [305], [317]
• Frost and other leaders of the Chartist rising in Monmouth, [47]-[52]
• Fruitgrowers’ Convention, [206]
• Fucus serratus, [34]
• Fuller, Mr., [267];
  • letters to, [257]
• G
• Gadflies (Tabanidæ), [118], [137], [138], [304], [306]
• Gamma or silver moth, [178] (Fig.)
• Gardener, an old, on Miss Ormerod’s work, [75]
• “Gardeners’ Chronicle,” [54], [55], [276]
• “Gardeners’ Friends and Foes,” series of diagrams, [88]
• Garton course of lectures, Edinburgh University, [118], [208]
• Garton, John, [298], [303]
• Gas lime as a top dressing, [195]
• Gastropacha quercifolia, Linn., [158]
• Gastrophilus equi, Fab., [117] (Fig.), [118], [305]
• Gawsworth, Cheshire, [12]
• Generosity, Dr. Lipscomb on Miss Ormerod’s, [94]
• Geophilus longicornis, Centipede, [235] (Fig.)
• George, A. W., letter to, [174]
• Gibbs, Sir Brandreth, [76]
• Gilbert, Sir Henry and Lady, [298]
• Gnat midge, see [Cecidomyia leguminicola]
• Goat moth, see [Cossus ligniperda]
• Golynrode, [10]
• Goodall on Tabanidæ, [138]
• Gooseberry red spider, see [Bryobia prætiosa]
• Gout fly, see [Chlorops tæniopus]
• Grain beetles, see [Calandra (Sitophilus) granaria]
• Granary weevil, see [Calandra granaria]
• Grant, Sir Ludovic, [96], [291], [303]
• Grease-banding, [207], [277]
• Grease-proof paper, [277]
• Great ash-bark beetle, [172] (Fig.)
• Great midge, “red maggot of,” [137]
• Great ox gad fly, [135], [136]
• Great tortoiseshell butterfly, see [Vanessa polychloros]
• Grimshaw, Percy H., [108];
  • letters from, [149], [151]
• Grimthorpe, Lord, letter from, [297], [298], [308]
• Grouse fly, see [Ornithomyia]
• “Guide to the Methods of Insect Life,” Miss Ormerod’s, [81], [85]
• Gulls, see [Larus ridibundus] and [L. canus]
• H
• Hacking, [10]
• Hæmatobia connicola, [213]
• Hæmatopota pluvialis, [136]
• “Hair-worms,” [225]
• “Handbook of Orchard Fruits,” Miss Ormerod’s, [303]
• Hargreaves, Col. John, [8]
• Harker, Professor Allen, references to, [79], [80], [201], [277], [278], [279], [281]
• Harpalus ruficornis, Bat beetle, [223] (Fig.)
• Hartwell, Miss, Miss Ormerod’s private secretary, [88], [280], [289], [291]
• Heart-and-dart moth, see [Agrotis exclamationis]
• Heather “frosted,” [149]
• Helophorus rugosus, [108]
• Henry VI. Coronation, [58], Pl. [xviii]
• Hessian fly, [74], [129], [131], [132], [142], [143], [147], [148], [182], see [Cecidomyia destructor];
  • Miss Ormerod on, [86]
• Heterodera schachtii, [186];
  • H. radicicola, Müller, [213] (Fig.)
• Hibernation of insects, [226]
• “Hill-grub,” the, [104], [105] (Fig.)
• Hippobosca equina, [133], [134], [136], [137], [138], [140], 265 (foot of fly, Pls. [xxiii]., [xxiv].);
  • H. maculata, [139]
• Hippoboscid on a lamb, [264]
• Hooker, Sir Joseph and Lady, [73], [74]
• Hoopoe, the, [139]
• Hop aphis, [206]
• Hope Professorship of Zoology at Oxford, [215]
• Hops, nettle-headed, [237]
• Hornet, capture of, [92]
• “Hornet Clearwing,” Trochilium (= Sesia) bembeciforme, [103]
• Horse bot fly, Gastrophilus equi, Fab., [117] (Fig.), [118], [305]
• Horses’ illness after eating locust-infested lucerne, [228], [229]
• Horticultural Society (Royal), collection of injurious insects, [55]
• Howard, Dr. L. O., letters to and from, [184]-[194], [295], [297]
• Hulgreve Hall, [58]
• Hunt, the artist, [16]
• Huntspill, Somerset, [10]
• Huxley, Professor, [78];
  • letters from, [85], [88]
• Hybernia defoliaria, [146]
• Hydrophobia, strange treatment for, [45]
• Hylesinus crenatus (large ash-bark beetle), [172] (Fig.), [173], [302];
  • tunnels, [173] (Fig.)
• Hylesinus fraxini, ash-bark beetle, [171], [174];
  • tunnels, [171] (Fig.)
• Hylurgus piniperda, pine beetle, [263]
• Hymenoptera, [174]
• Hypodermabovis and H. diana, [150];
  • H. lineata, [116];
  • H. or œstrus experiments, [183]
• I
• Icerya purchasi, [79]
• Ichthyosaurus, [41]
• Index to Reports, [64], [191]
• “Indian Agriculture,” Wallace’s, [275]
• Inscription on Llancaut font, [22]
• “Insect Life,” [201], [267]
• Insect, Professor Westwood’s definition of, [84]
• “Insects Injurious to Forest Trees,” [302];
  • “to Orchard and Bush Fruit,” [274];
  • “to Stored Grain,” [191]
• Isleworth, [73];
  • meteorology, [80]
• J
• Jablonowski, Prof. Jos., on Phytoptus ribis, [156];
  • letters to, [156]
• Jacobite officers, [11]
• Janson’s reports, Mr. Oliver E., [71], [72], [200], [283];
  • letters to, [259]-[271]
• Jenkins, Mr. H. M., Secretary R.A.S.E., [76]
• Johnson, Thomas, survivors of the children of, [11]
• Julus guttatus (= pulchellus), Leach;
  • J. londinensis;
  • J. terrestris, [143] (Fig.)
• Juncus articulatus, the flowering heads of, or “spret,” [104]
• K
• Ked or Kade, see [Melophagus ovinus]
• Kerosene as an insecticide, [120], [181], [220]
• Kew Gardens, [73], [86]
• King and Queen, [122]
• King George and King James, toasts to, [11]
• Kingston Park, old name of Sedbury Park, [7]
• Knox, John, quotation from, [110]
• L
• Labia minor, Leach, [189] (Fig.)
• Lady-bird, Australian, [334]
• Lady-bird, see [Coccinella]
• Læmophlœus ferrugineus, [263]
• Lamarckism, [335]
• Lamellicornes, beetle grubs of the, [277]
• Languages, Miss Ormerod’s knowledge of, [78]
• Lappet Moth, see [Gastropacha quercifolia], Linn.
• Larus ridibundus and L. canus, [105]
• Latham, Diana, on Sedbury, [14]-[19]
• Latham, John, M.D., [12], Pl. [iv], [57]
• Latham, Peter Mere, [13], [57]
• Lathyrus (White), [221]
• “Leaden Fonts,” [20];
  • Alfred C. Fryer on, [20]
• “Leafage caterpillars,” [146]
• Lecanium ribis, Fitch, [214]
• Lecture at Institute of Agriculture, South Kensington, Miss Ormerod’s, [84];
  • at London Farmers’ Club, [102]
• Lecturer, Miss Ormerod as a, on Economic Entomology, at Royal College, Cirencester, [83]
• Lectures, ten, by Miss Ormerod, on “Orders of Insects,” [85]
• Lee-chee (lichi) orchards, [308]
• Legal experiences, samples of Miss Ormerod’s, [69]
• Lepidoptera, American lists of, [181]
• Lesser earwig, Forficula minor, [189] (Fig.), [261]
• Lesson book for village schools, [207]
• Letter or letters from William Bailey, [102];
  • Dr. Ritzema Bos, [296];
  • Dr. Fream, [298];
  • Lord Grimthorpe, [296];
  • Sir Joseph Hooker, [87];
  • L. O. Howard, [295], [297];
  • T. H. Huxley, [85];
  • J. A. Lintner, [81]-[82];
  • Dr. R. S. MacDougall, [295];
  • Sir William Muir, [301];
  • Rev. Prof. Taylor, [310];
  • Professor Wallace, [287]-[293];
  • J. O. Westwood, [81]
• Letter or letters to William Bailey, [109]-[127];
  • Rev. C. J. S. Bethune, [227]-[231];
  • Dr. Ritzema Bos, [232]-[237];
  • Messrs. Coleman, [177]-[178];
  • E. T. Connold, [175]-[177];
  • Colonel Coussmaker, [99]-[104];
  • Dr. J. Fletcher, [195]-[227];
  • Claude Fuller, [257];
  • A. W. George, [174];
  • D. D. Gibb, [128]-[148];
  • P. H. Grimshaw, [149]-[151];
  • L. O. Howard, [184]-[194];
  • C. P. Lounsbury, [252]-[257];
  • Rev. John Martin, [169]-[174];
  • J. C. Medd, [271]-[274];
  • Dr. A. Nalepa, [247]-[252];
  • Dr. E. Reuter, [244]-[247];
  • Dr. W. M. Schöyen, [237]-[243];
  • Robert Service, [106]-[8];
  • W. B. Tegetmeier, [159]-[168];
  • Professor Wallace, [275]-[325];
  • C. D. Wise, [151]-[159]
• Letters, destruction of, [97]
• Leucania unipunctata, [185]
• Lias, frontage of, [40], [41]
• “Licked” beef, [116]
• Limnæa truncatula, [144]
• Limnephilus flavicornis, [152]
• Lindeman, Dr., [197], [209], [212], [263]
• Lintner, Dr., [207];
  • letters from, [81], [82]
• Lipoptera cervi, Von Siebold and Loew, [140] (Fig.), [141] (Fig.), [180], [259], [265]
• Lipoptera or Lipoptena, confusion between, [140]
• Lipscomb, Dr. Eustace, [194], [290], [293], [294], [322], [324];
  • on benefits of Miss Ormerod’s work, [75]
• Lithobius forficatus, “thirty-foot,” [235]
• Little, Professor Herbert, [76], [110], [279]
• Llancaut Church, [21], Pl. [viii]
• LL.D. of Edinburgh University, [95], [193], [287], [289];
  • letters on, [294]-[297]
• Loch Dungeon, [104]
• Locust, capture of a strange, [53]
• Locust, South American migratory, see [Schistocerca paranensis] (Fig.)
• Locusts, [144], [214], [218], [229]
• London, annual visit to, [16]
• London Farmers’ Club, lectures, [102], [299];
  • request, [110];
  • resolution, [300]
• London-purple, [183], [205]
• “Loopers,” [121], [146]
• Lords of Committee of Education invite Miss Ormerod to advise them, [87]
• Loudon’s “Arboretum,” [103]
• Lounsbury, C. P., [118], [187];
  • letters to and from, [193], [252]
• Loyalty, Miss Ormerod’s, [94]
• “Lyde, the,” [35]
• Lyell, Sir Charles, on the Aust “Bone Bed,” [40]
• M
• “Mabie Moss,” nom de plume of R. Service, [104], [106]
• MacDougall, Dr., [227], [291], [295], [302], [303];
  • as a colleague, [302], [303], [307], [317], [322], [323]
• Magpie moth, Currant and gooseberry, see [Abraxas grossulariata]
• Mail coach, Pls. xii., xiv.
• Mails, the Newport, [50]
• Man, Dr. de, [79]
• Mangold attacked by Atomaria linearis, [230]
• “Manual of Injurious Insects,” Miss Ormerod’s, [65], [276], [300]
• Martin, Rev. John, letters to, [169]-[174]
• Mayer, Rev. Peter, [12]
• McEwan Hall, the, [292]
• Meade, Mr., of Bradford, [107], [205]
• Medals and Miss Ormerod’s other public distinctions, [95];
  • key to, [98], Pl. [xxii]
• Medd, Mr., [259];
  • letters to, [271]-[274];
  • letter to on the Warble question, [116]
• Mediterranean flour moth, see [Ephestia kuhniella]
• Melolontha vulgaris, cockchafer
• [209], [233] (Fig.)
• Melophagus ovinus, Linn., [141] (Fig.)
• Mermis, [186];
  • albicans, [106]
• Merodon narcissi, Fab., [157], [158]
• Meromyza, [276]
• Meteorological observations at Isleworth, [80];
  • station, Pl. [xx]
• Miana, [186]
• Micrococcus bombycis, [106]
• Midge, great, [137]
• Mik, Professor, on Tabanidæ, [20], [138];
  • on Deer Forest fly, [261];
  • decease of, [271]
• Mill Moth, see [Ephestia kuhniella]
• Millepede, [143] (Fig.)
• Mite, see [Phytoptus]
• Modelling in plaster of Paris, Miss Ormerod’s taste for, [95]
• Moles at strawberry roots, [153]
• Morris, Little and Son’s emulsion, [121]
• Mormonia nigromaculata, [152] (Fig.)
• Mosley’s models and figures of insects, [279]
• Mottled Umber moth, see [Hybernia defoliaria]
• Muir, Sir William, [284], [285], [298];
  • letter from, [301]
• Murray, Mr. Andrew, secretary, Royal Horticultural Society, [75]
• Murray, Mr. John, xx, [315], [319], [325]
• Murtfeldt, Miss, [256]
• Music, Miss Ormerod’s knowledge of, [95]
• Mustard beetle, see [Phædon betulæ]
• N
• Nalepa, Dr., letters to, [247];
  • on the Phytoptidæ, [155], [218];
  • publications of, [176]
• Narcissus fly, [157]
• “Nature Knowledge,” [306]
• “Nature Study,” Mr. Medd’s, [259]
• Needlework, Miss Ormerod’s skill in, [95]
• Newman, Mr. T. P., [309], [325]
• Newstead, Mr. Robert, [64], [68], [84], [310]
• Niptus hololeucus, [262]
• Nixon, Mr., [145]
• Norman’s microscopic slides, Mr., [264], [265], [267]
• Nostril fly, of sheep, [304]
• O
• Oak, “Ap Adam,” and “Hedgehog,” Pl. [xxi], [93]
• Oak-leaf roller moth, Tortrix viridana, [145]
• Oak-leaf seaweed (Delesseria), [39]
• Oak-trees injured by caterpillars, [222]
• Observations, Miss Ormerod’s arrangement of, [60], [61]
• Œstridæ, [118], [283]
• œstrus ovis, [76] (Fig.)
• “Offa’s Dyke,” [18]
• Oilcakes and granary weevil, [262]
• Oligotrophus alopecuri, [244]
• Ontario Entomological Society, [73]
• “Orchard and bush fruits, Handbook of insects injurious to,” Miss Ormerod’s, [229]
• Orchard growers, experimental committee of, [183]
• Ormerod, Arthur, [57];
  • the M.D., [291]
• Ormerod, Charlotte Anne, [8]
• Ormerod, E. L., M.D., author of “British Social Wasps,” [9], [57], [93]
• Ormerod, Eleanor Anne, birth, childhood, and education, [1]-[6];
  • fondness for animals, [7];
  • religious experiences, [27];
  • biographical sketch, [73]-[97];
  • courage, [92]-[93];
  • kindness to servants, [94];
  • medals, [97];
  • death, [325];
  • retirement, [328];
  • portraits, frontispiece, Pls. xx., xxix.
• Ormerod, George, D.C.L., LL.D., author of “History of the County Palatine and City of Chester,” [8], [11], [18], [19], [23], [28], [53], [56], [57], Pls. ii., iii., xxx.
• Ormerod, Mrs. George, [3], Pl. [iii]
• Ormerod, Georgiana, [1], [3], [4], [5], [6], [16], [17], [18], [30], [73], Pl. [xxvii]
• Ormerod, Rev. G. T. B., [57]
• Ormerod, Henry Mere, [34], [58]
• Ormerod, John Arderne, [13], [57]
• Ormerod, Laurence, [8]
• Ormerod, Oliver, [9]
• Ormerod, Thomas Johnson, [57]
• Ormerod, Wareing, [58]
• Ormerod, William, [57]
• Ormerod demesne and mansion, [8], Pl. [xxviii]
• Ormerod family, descent from Edward I., [13];
  • branches of, [8]-[9];
  • dispersal of, [56]
• Ornithomyia avicularia, Linn. (Grouse fly), [264], [265] (Fig.)
• Osmia (Mason bee), [174]
• Ostrich parasite, [196]
• “Our Programme” leaflet, [272]
• Owen, Professor Richard, report on an Ichthyosaurus, [41]
• Oxford, Port Fellowship, [13], [57];
  • Tractarian Movement, [28]
• P
• Padina Pavonea, [39]
• Palm Sunday or “Flowering Sunday,” [25]
• “Papist,” “The picture of a,” [10]
• Paraffin, [181]
• Parasites of Lepidoptera, [107], [108]
• Parasites of silkworm, [106]
• “Parentalia,” Dr. George Ormerod’s, [9], [13]
• “Paris-green,” [153], [183], [201];
  • as an insecticide, [203], [204], [205], [206];
  • pamphlets on, [207], [208]
• Passer domesticus, [159], [160] (Fig.), [188]
• Passer montanus, 162 ( Fig.)
• Pea-weevil, see [Sitones]
• Peacock seaweed (Padina pavonea), [39]
• Pension proposed for Miss Ormerod, [322]
• Phædon betulæ, [215] (Fig.)
• Philips, Sir Thomas, mayor of Newport, [50]
• Photographs of Miss Ormerod, [227], [300], [302]
• Phylloxera, [155], [210]
• Phytoptidæ, [250]
• Phytoptus galls, [177]
• Phytoptus pyri, [249] (Fig.)
• Phytoptus ribis, [153], [156], [251] (Fig.)
• Pillischer’s preparations, [261]
• Pine beetle attack, [263], [264], [285]
• Piophila casei, Linn., [125] (Fig.), [256], [265]
• Plagiarism, prevention of, [62]
• Plan of work, Miss Ormerod’s, [78], [90]
• Plasmodiophora brassicæ, [213]
• Plum-wood, Shot-borers from, [200]
• Plusia gamma, Linn., [178] (Fig.)
• Plutella cruciferarum, [130], [210], [211] (Fig.)
• Polydesmus complanatus, [143] (Fig.)
• Port Fellowship, Brasenose College, [13], [57]
• “Post-horn” beetle attack, [224]
• Potter, Professor M. C., [144]
• “Proceedings of the Convention of Fruit Growers,” [206]
• Ptinus, [263]
• Pupation of butterflies, [334]
• “Puritan,” “The picture of a,” [10]
• Puss moth, see [Dicranura vinula]
• Putcher for catching salmon, [36], [327], [328]
• “Putts” or “putchers,” [36] (Fig.)
• Pyrethrum, [216]
• Q
• “Quasi Cursores,” Hole’s, [308], [311]
• R
• Rabies, an instance of, [92]
• Railway travelling, [46]
• Rassam, Mr. Hormuzd, [205]
• Red-currant mite, 157 see Phytoptus
• Redenhall-cum-Harleston, [57]
• “Red spider,” [145], [221] (Fig.), [300]
• Redwater “tick,” [193]
• Reports (annual), plan of preparations, [78];
  • discontinued, [66]
• Retinia buoliana, “Post-Horn,” [224]
• Reuter, Dr., letters to, [244]
• Ribes nigrum, [156]
• Ribes rubrum, [157]
• Rice weevil, see [Calandra oryzæ]
• Riley, Professor, [78], [80];
  • letters to, [179]-[184];
  • resignation of, [221], [223];
  • sketch of, [332], app.
• Ritzema Bos, see [Bos]
• Roberts, Margaret, [17]
• Roman coins found near the Severn Cliffs, [174];
  • military station, [7];
  • pottery, [8], [174];
  • Pl [xi].
• Rothamsted, [203], [217], [298]
• Roundell, Charles, the “Rural Reader,” [273]
• Rural Economy, Sibthorpian Professor of, at Oxford, [225]
• “Ruricola,” nom de plume of J. Curtis, [184]
• Rust-red flour beetle, see [Tribolium ferrugineum]
• S
• Saddle fly, [Cecidomyia (Diplosis) equestris], [137] (Fig.)
• St. Bartholomew’s Hospital, [57]
• Salix caprea, [103]
• Salmon fishing on the Severn, [36]
• Samian cup, [175]
• San José scale, see [Aspidiotus perniciosus]
• Sap-wood beetle, see [Scolytus pruni]
• Saurian remains, [41], Pl. [xi]
• Scale insects, [242], [257]
• Scarabæid beetles (rare), [222]
• Schaŭmerde, a sugar by-product, [236]
• “Scheele’s-green,” [201]
• Schistocerca paranensis, [229] (Fig.)
• Schizoneura lanigera, Hausm, American blight, [142], [143], [144] (Fig.)
• Schools, coloured diagrams for elementary, [99];
  • see [Diagrams]
• Schöyen, Dr., letters to, [237]-[239];
  • notes on wasps from, [218]
• Science and Art Department, invited to help, [87];
  • diagrams for, [88];
  • official plagiarism, [88]
• Scolytus destructor, Oliv., [169], [170] (Fig.);
  • S. pruni, Ratz., [270], [271] (Fig.)
• Seaweeds, [39]
• Sedbury Park, [7], [14]-[19];
  • reminiscences of, [15];
  • routine of life at, [17], Pl. [i]
• Servants, Miss Ormerod’s kindly treatment of, [94]
• Service, Mr. Robert, letter to, [99];
  • notes by, [104], [105]
• Sesia bembeciformis, see [Trochilium]
• Seth, Professor, letter from, [303]
• Severn and Wye, the, [33], Pl. [ix]
• Severn, cliffs, Pl. [x];
  • colour of, [35], [41];
  • shipping of, [36]
• “Shag” or “Chog,” [197]
• Sheep spider fly, or “ked,” [141] (Fig.);
  • nostril fly, [304], [305];
  • see [Melophagus]
• “Sheep Scab,” paper on, [299], [306]
• Shell-(snail)-slug, [191] (Fig.), [192]
• Shells, Miss Georgiana Ormerod’s love for, [3]
• Shot-borer, see [Xyleborus dispar]
• Signoret’s, Dr., opinion, [79]
• Silk, moths injuring, [219]
• Silpha opaca, Linn., [142] (Fig.)
• Silphidæ, [219]
• “Silver-top” wheat, [197]
• Simpson, Mr. Wm., letter from, [72]
• Sirex juvencus, [81];
  • S. gigas, [81]
• Sitones (pea-weevil), [226]
• Sitophilus granarius, [262];
  • S. oryzæ, [262]
• Sitotroga (Gelechia) cerealella, [188]
• “Slime” fungus, [213]
• Smirke, Sir Robert, [7]
• Smith and Co.’s flour, Messrs., [266]
• Smith, John B., [257]
• Smith, Sir Robert Murdoch, reference to, [284]
• Snail-slug, [191] (Fig.), [192]
• Snellen, Mr., on “Great” and “Small” tortoiseshell butterflies, [131]
• Sparrow, Hedge, [162]
• Sparrow, House, Passer domesticus, [160]-[168], [160] (Fig.)
• Sparrow leaflet, [163], [166], [167], [225];
  • extract from, [164]
• “Sparrow, Spare the,” [165]
• “Sparrow, The House,” Tegetmeier’s, [167], [168]
• Sparrow, Tree, Passer montanus, [162] (Fig.)
• Sparrows, repeal of laws in America protecting, [161]
• “Spider” fly, [304]
• “Spinach moth,” [231]
• “Splint,” a sap-wood beetle, Scolytus pruni, [271] (Fig.)
• Sprayers, [208]
• Spret, Juncus articulatus, [104]
• St. Alban’s Show, Prince and Princess of Wales at, [123];
  • exhibit for, [123]
• Stebbing, E. P., [307]
• Stein, or Hartman quoted by Stein, [260]
• Stem eel-worms, [209] (Fig.)
• Steven lecturer, on Agricultural Entomology in Edinburgh University, [282], see [Fream, Dr.]
• Stewart’s, Prince Charles, march to Manchester, [10]
• St. Petersburg International Exhibition, [19]
• Stock flies, [304], [307]
• Strathconan Deer Forest flies, [260], [261]
• Strawberries, moles at, [153];
  • eel-worms at, [204];
  • beetles at, [223]
• Strigul, ancient name of Chepstow, [8]
• “Strigulensia,” George Ormerod’s, [7], [21]
• Subpœna, a, [69]
• Sufferings, political, of “Tyldesley” in 1745, [10]
• T
• Tabanidæ, [138], [141], [145], [150]
• Tabanus autumnalis, [136];
  • bovinus, Linn., [135] (Fig.), [136]
• Tachina fly, [106];
  • larvæ, [186]
• Taschenberg’s, Dr., “Die Praktische Insektenkunde,” [277]
• Taylor, Dr., [284];
  • letter from, [310]
• Tecla, St., chapel of, [33]
• Tegetmeier, Mr., letters to, [159]-[168]
• Tenebrioides mauritanicus, [70]
• Teriacus, Tecla, or Treacle, Saint, [33]
• Testacella haliotidea, Draparnaud, shell-slug, [191] (Fig.), [192]
• Texas fever, [193], [257]
• Thackeray, death of Mrs., [6]
• “Thrips,” [185], [197]
• Thursby, John Ormerod Scarlett, [9]
• Thursby, Rev. William, [9]
• Thursby, Sir John Hardy, [9]
• Thysanoptera, [185]
• Ticks causing “redwater,” [193], [257]
• Tidenham church, [18], [21], [22], [24], [25], [26], [29], Pl. [vii]
• Timberman beetle, [224] (Fig.)
• Time-table, mail coach, [44]
• Tintern Abbey, Pl. [v]
• Tipula, daddy longlegs or crane fly, [64], [284]
• Toasts of the rival kings, [11]
• Toddington Experimental Committee, [201], [203], [204], [207], [248], [277], [333]
• Tomato root-knot eel-worm, [213] (Fig.), [214]
• Torquay, [73]
• Torrington House, St. Albans, [19], [73], Pl. [xix];
  • an “at home” at, [86]
• Tortoiseshell butterflies, [129], [131]
• Tortrix viridana, [145] (Fig.), [146]
• Townhead Farm, Closeburn, Dumfriesshire, [104]
• Transportation of wingless females by winged males, [183]
• Travelling in olden times, [43]-[46]
• Treacle, or Tryacle, Island, [33]
• Tribolium ferrugineum, Fab., [70], [72], [266] (Fig.)
• Trinity College School, Port Hope, Canada, destruction of by fire, [227]
• Triton cristatus, Miss Ormerod’s paper on, [59]
• Trochilium bembeciforme, [103]
• Trogosita mauritanica, [70], [72]
• Trout crammed with “hill-grub,” [105]
• “Tulip root,” [65], [209] (Fig.)
• Turnip caterpillars, [101];
  • fly or flea beetle, [76];
  • mud beetle (Helophorus rugosus), [108];
  • saw fly, [211]
• Tyldesley, [1], [7], [10]
• Tylenchus devastatrix, [79], [190], [209] (Fig.);
  • attacking clover, [226]
• V
• Vanessa polychloros, Great Tortoiseshell butterfly, [129] (Fig.), [130], [186]
• “Venus” shells, [40]
• Verney, Sir Harry, [121]
• Verrall’s List of British Diptera, [157]
• Vere Street Chapel, London, preachers at, [26], [27]
• Voelcker, Dr. A., on gas lime, [195]
• Voles, report on, [104]
• W
• Wales, Prince and Princess of, [123], [124]
• Wallace, Professor, an ally and friend, [227];
  • letters to, [275]-[325]
• Wallace, Dr. Quintin, M.A., death of, [281]
• Warble fly, see [Hypoderma bovis]
• Ward, Mr., [125]
• Warington, Professor, Sibthorpian lecturer, [225], [298]
• Wasps, [17], [218], [220], [273]
• “Wasps, British Social,” by Dr. E. L. Ormerod, [93]
• Wasp’s nest, [241] (Fig.)
• Watercresses attacked by Caddis worms, [151], [282]
• Waterloo, news of battle of, [31]
• Waterloo Station, accident at, [77]
• “Water moth,” see [Mormonia nigromaculata]
• Water-snails, [144]
• Weed seed for adulterating imports, [276]
• Weevil, see [Bruchus], injuries to bean and pea seed, [143]
• Weevils in flour, [72], [262]
• Westminster, Mr. Bailey’s correspondence with the Duke of, [111]
• West, Newman & Co., Messrs., [277], [302]
• Westwood, Professor, [78], [80], [205], [279], [280];
  • letter from, [81]
• Whalley, Whitaker’s history of, [8]
• Whateley, Archbishop, [27]
• Wheat cleaning, [275];
  • “silver-top” or “white eared,” [197];
  • wheat with Hessian fly maggot, [131] (Fig.)
• Whipple’s experiment with larvæ, [211]
• White ants destroying cocoa trees, [268]
• Whitehead, Mr. Charles, [76]
• Wild tribes of India, [309]
• William IV., [1]
• William of Worcester quoted, [34]
• Willow weevil, [267]
• Winter moth, [146] (Fig.), traps, [183];
  • see [Cheimatobia]
• Wire worm, [206]
• Wise, letters to Mr., [151], [152]
• Woburn report on mite-galls, [157];
  • Experimental Fruit Grounds, [226]
• Wood leopard moth (Zeuzera æsculi), [102] (Fig.)
• Woolastone, [22]
• Woolly aphis, [144]
• Work, plan of Miss Ormerod’s, [78]
• Writing, Miss Ormerod’s early love for, [2];
  • specimen of, [89]
• Wye, free railway passage over, [208];
  • map of lower valley, Pl. [ix];
  • railway bridge on, Pl. [xxvi]
• X
• Xyleborus dispar, Fab., [182], [198], [199] (Fig.), [331] (App. [D])
• Xyleborus pyri, [198]
• Xyleborus saxeseni, [188], [263]
• Y
• Yeats, Dr. John, on saurian remains, [41]
• Z
• Zeuzera æsculi, Linn., [102] (Fig.)
• Zimmermann, A., trials with “formalin,” [220]
• Zoology, Dr. Claus’ text-book of, [276]
• Zoology, Hope Professorship of, at Oxford, [280]

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FOOTNOTES

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[1]. See letter to the Editor dated June 14, 1900, p. 304.

[2]. Figs. C. and D. (pp. [160] and [162]) are borrowed from Yarrell’s British Birds by permission of Messrs. Gurney & Jackson.

[3]. About that period it was the practice for men who became leading architects to undergo a thorough classical training, including a lengthened course of practical study on the continent of Europe—the results of which are in evidence in so many public buildings then erected in London.

[4]. See George Ormerod’s Strigulensia, Archæological Memoirs relating to the district adjacent to the confluence of the Severn and Wye (1861).