Moor, 192-4; on the Effects of
Lightning in smelting and altering
Gravel at Chapel hill, Cockburns-
path, 10th July 1882, 200-1; Notes
on Biel and Stenton, 205-8; on
Abnormal Fruits of the Black
Thorn on Heriot water, 214-5; on
examples of the Wood Ant (For-
mica rufa, L.) from Yardhope
Woodfoot, with notice of Formica
umbrata, Nyl., 215-7; Presenta-
tion to, 217-8; Reports of Meet-
ings for 1883, 242-286; Note on
an Urn found at Manderston, 305;
on an Urn found near Luffness,
E. L., 306-7; on Ednam Hospital,
310-3; on the Incised Rocks at
Morwick, 343-7; on a Spoon
found at Mousin, with a notice of
Mousin or Mousen, 363-6 (see
610); on the Ancient Cross at
Crosshall, in the parish of Eccles,
366-372; Flint Scraper found on
Gullane Links, 372; Notes on
Yarrow, 397-419; Signification of
the word Lindisfarne, 450-1;
Report of Meeting at Whittingham
and Presmennan, 461-476; on
Whittingham and its Owners, 472;
on a Funeral Slab found at
Alnwick Abbey, 473-4; Fagus
incisa with foliage of Fagus syl-
vatica, 474; Human Cranium at
Dunbar, 474; Capture of Squalus
Canicula, 475; Totanus Calidris
on the Lammermoors, 475; Notice
of Ralph Carr-Ellison, Esq., 508-
511; List of Mr Carr-Ellison's
Papers, 514-6; Note on Urns and
Cists found at Amble, 528-530;
Notes on the Antiquities of Aln-
ham and neighbourhood, 546-9;
Notice of Screnwood, 550-5;
Records of Migrations, etc., of
Birds on the Borders for 1882-3-4,
556-572; Notes on the Ettrick,
593-600; the Tomb of Cockburn
of Henderland and its vicinity,
604-7; Miscellanea, 607-610.
Harpertoun, 244-5.
Hartleap, 272.

Haydon Bridge Free School, 366.
Hays of Whittingham, 473.

Hay, Wm., of Drummelzier and the
Rebellion of 1715, 195.
Hazelton Rig, 549.

Hematite Iron Ore, Mine of, 4.

Henderland Hill and Tower or
Castle, 274.

Henderland, Tomb of Perys Cock-
burn at, and the owners of Hender-
land Estate, 408-418; Chapel,
409; Cockburns of, 411-6; Scot
of Buccleugh, 416; the Flemings,
415; James, David and Robert,
Earls of Southesk, 416-7; Anne
Countess of Buccleugh, 417;
Traquair family, ib; Murrays of,
Lord Henderland, Lord Murray,
William Murray and James Wolfe
Murray, 417; Earl of Wemyss,
417; Additions to Account of the
Tomb, and Hist. of the Cockburns
of, 604-5; Botany and Nat. Hist.
of Henderland Burn, 605-6;
Remains of the Castle, 600-7;
Birds near, 606; Key from, 607.
Hepple, Red Deer Antlers at, 549.
Herons and Heronries, 13, 26.
Herons and Border Heronries. 330-
334.

Heronry at Swinside, Bowmont
Water, 87.8.

Hertford's, (Earl), Devastations,251.
Hetchester, 348.

Heuch, Home or Hume of, 194.
Hexham, Roman Stone discovered
at, in 1881, 41.

Hieracium collinum, the fate of, 58.
Hindhope, 14; Geology of, 15.
Hogden Law, coin found at, 549.
Hogg, James, 270-2-3; his Statue,

274-5; autograph letter of, 598.
Hollows Tower on the Esk, incised
stone in, 347.

Holy Island Meeting, 257, etc.;
Flora of, 257-9.
Holystone, 349.

Home, Church of, 191.

Home, John, Author of Douglas,4,25
Home or Hume in Heuch, Robert

and Alexander, 194-5.

Home, Patrick of Polwart, 194-5.
Horsleys of Horsley and Screnwood,

Hume, Sir John of Rentoun, Epitaph
on, 195.

Hutton-hall cliff, Marine Shells, and
Fragments of Bones at, 88.
Incised Rocks at Morwick, 343-7;
Figures on Door-sill of Hollows
Tower on the Esk, 347.

Insects, number of species, 236.
Iron Spear-head under Cairn at
Gordon, 117; at Annan Street,
278.

Iron with Bronze Implement and
Whetstone on Cheviot, 256.
Ivory Shrine from Croxdale, co.
Durham, 277.

Ivy, Large-leafed, 50.

James V. in Megget-land, 412;
Letter from, 605.

Jedburgh Abbey, Restoration of,
127-137; Foundation and History
of, 128-9.

Jedburgh Meeting, 41; Abbey, 42-3;
Roman Inscriptions, Crosses, 43;
Gardens, Queen Mary's House,
Museum, 43.

Jedburgh, Roman Tablet and In-

scription in the Abbey, 43, 137:
Appendix, i-iv.

Jedburgh, Scals and Arms of the
Royal Burgh of, 137-9.
Jedburgh Staff, what, 139.
Jedwater, Scenery, Associations and
Geology of, 44-6.

Johnston, Dr George, Ancestors of,
248.

Jones, T. Rupert, F.R.S., etc; Notes
on the late Mr George Tate's
Specimens of Lower Carboniferous
Entomostraca from Berwickshire
and Northumberland, 313-326.
Juncus squarrosus, 15.
Kaeheugh Camp, 3.
Kaims, 253-4; 440-442.
Kale Water, 9, 10, 14.

Kelso, Meeting at, 242, etc.
Kelso Races, Handbill of, 47.
Kelso Steps, (Calsy or Causeway
Steps ?) 5.

Kemp, William; A day on the
Ettrick. The Water Marks, 594-
595.

Kemylspeth or Gamble (Gamels)
peth, and its Debateable Ground,
17-8.

Ker, William, of Yair, 415.

Kerr, Lord Henry, 65-6.

Kershope, 271.

Kidland and its Hills, 16; Visit to,

256.

Kingscraig, Mounds on, 216.
Knox, John, 6.

Knowes, its ancient Cemetery, 464-6.
Lamden Burn, 251-2.

Langton Burn, Geology of, 296;
Edge, view from, 22; House and
its Paintings, 26-7.

Lauder, Wm, of Haltoun, acquires
Brumelaw, 415; his successors,
416.

Lead Ore, and Mineral Spring, near
Milkhope, 256.

Lebour, G.A., F.G.S., etc. Prof.;

Note on Geology of the Cheviots,
18; Obituary of the late Professor
Freire-Marreco, M.A., 68-72; on
the Geology of Corbridge, North-
umberland, 121-7,

Leitholm Peel, 251.
Leitholm, of old Letham, and its
Chapel and Virtue Well, 252.
Lepidoptera in Roxburghshire, 149-
158; 532-5.

Lightning, effects of, in Smelting
and Altering Gravel at Chapelhill,
10th July, 1882, 200-1; Rock
vitrified by, 200; tubes or Ful-
gorites, 201; boy's arm struck by,
269; Willow and Ash trees at
Selkirk, struck by, 260.
Lindisfarne, Signification of the
Name, 373-4; 450-1.
Lindsay, Sir David, 4.
Linnæa borealis, 608-9.
Linton, East, Meeting at, 461-476;
Slab Graves at, 463; Porphyries
of the District, 475.
Lipraick's, i.e. Leaprigs, Syke, 371.
Local Documents, 194-7.

Localities for scarce Plants, 593.
Logan, W. H., Obituary Notice of,
67.

Loney, Peter, On the Effects of
the Great Storm of October
1881, at Marchmont House, 211-
2; Meteorological Observations,
Register of Rainfall and Sunshine
for 1882, kept at Marchmont, 218-
219; for 1883, 420; for 1884,
612-3.

Longformacus, Meeting at, 21;
Village, Peel, Cummunion Cups,
Church, Mansion House, 23-25;
Estate, Effects of Great Gales of
1881, on trees, of, 359.

Lowes, Loch of, 275.
Lowlynn, 259.

Luffness, Club's visit to, 265-6;
Church and Monastery of Red
Friars, 265; De Thermes, French
General, his fort at, ib; House
and trees at, 266: King's Kist,
266; Skeletons at, 266, 307; Urns
at, 306-7.

Lycoperdon giganteus, 47.
Lyngbya speciosa, 608.

Mackintosh, Brigadier, Letter from,
195.

McIntosh, Alexander, and Cleghorn,
Robert, On the Effects of the
Storm of 14th October, 1881, on
Paxton and Billie Estates, 358-9.
Maclagan, Dr P. W., Notice of Lo-
calities for scarce Plants, 593.
Manderston, On an Uru found in
the Park at, 304-5.
Marchmont House, Trees injured by
Storm, 211-2; Rain Fall, Sun-
shine, etc., 218-9, 420, 612-3.
Mary, Queen, her Cup, 286.

Tradition of, 5.

Meggat or Megget-land, 274, 412,
607; Antiquities of, 418-9.
Memmerkirk, 256.

Memoria, a sepulchre, 107-8.
Members, New, 222, 422-3, 486-7.
Middletons of Belsay and Scren-
wood, 552-4.

Middleton Hall, Meeting, 279, etc.;
Peel houses of, 282; Cedar of
Lebanon, and Coniferæ at,
282; Radcliffe Beech at, 282-3;
Tuedian sandstone and gravel,
279; Langleyford Vale, 280; Wild
Boar remains, 281-2; Marl Bog
at, 281-2, and at Humbleton
Buildings, 282; Red-deer remains
at, 281-2; Shells in Marl Bog,
281.

Migration of Birds, Records of,
202-5; 556-589.

Miller, Hugh, Letters from, 291-2.
Montbenger, 272.

Monteith, Rev. Robt., 25.

Montrose, Marquis of, Relics of, 597.
Morwick, on the Incised Rocks at,
343-7.

Mounsey, A .C; The Seals and the
Arms of the Royal Burgh of
Jedburgh, 137-9.

Mousin, Mediæval Spoon found at,
363, 610.

Mousin, or Mousen, History of, 363-
366; Mulesfen South, and Mousin
Newlands, 364-5-6; Millesfen,
etc., Henry de, Stephen de,
Henry de, 364; Henry de and
Roger de, 365; Lucre, Simon de,
364; South Charlton ground in,
364; Whittingham, pannage at,
365; Pannage of the hogs of
Shoreston, Sunderland, Beednal
and Mulfen, 364; Truncage and
services to Bamburgh Castle,
364-5; Camera, Thos. de, of Mule-
fen, 365; Ederston, 365; Yernum
or Wardham, 365; Swinhoes of
Mulesfen, 365-6; Haydon Bridge
Free School, 366.

Mungo Park, Memoir of, with some
of his letters, 300-4; Mr Ruskin's
attack on, 303; his Horse-Chest-
nut, 55; Relics of, 62; Notice of,
399; Letter of, 400; Relatives of,
400-1.

Murray, Sir James, of Deuchar,
402, Note.

John, of Fallowhill obtains
land in Bold, 415.
Murrays of Henderland, 417.
Napier and Ettrick, Lord, List of

Articles exhibited to the Club on
their visit to Thirlestane, 597-8.
Napier of Merchiston, Copies of
Writings, 597-8.

Nelson Jeremiah, and Isaac Mar-

row, Ministers or Parsons of
Elsdon, their grievances, 120.
Neottia Nidus-Avis, 40.
Nero, Gold Coin of, 249.
Netherton, Remains of Antiquities

at, 546; Bataill of Netherton, 551.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Meeting, 480-
5; Museum of Nat. Hist. Society
and its contents, 481-5; Jesmond
Dene, and Sir William Arm-
strong's residence, 483; Capt.
Noble's collection of Water-fowl,
483; Mr Adamson's Birds and
Burmese Lepidoptera, 484; Anti-
quarian Society, 485.

Norham, Petition for Fair and Mar-
kets to be held at, 285-6.
Norham and Islandshire, Roman
Catholics of, 286.

Norman, F. M., Capt. R.N., Anni-
versary Address,425-439; Reports
of Meetings for 1884, 439-491; On
Embedded Reptiles, 491-505.

Oak and Ash adage, 446-7.

Obituary Notices, 65-8, 286-8.
Orange or Orwin's Lane, 250-1.
Orchestes Fagi, 21.

Ormistons of Kelso and Spitle and
Hendersyde, 342-3.

Ornithological Notes, 197-200, 384-
396; 589-590.

Orr, Rev. John, 286.

Oswy, King, his gifts to Lindisfarne

of lands on the Bowmont, 451.
Ozone Papers, 447.

Pallinsburn Gulls, 445-6; Kaims,
440-2.

Paterson, Sir John, of Eccles, 247-9.
Paul, Rev. David, M.A., on the
Fungi of Roxburghshire, 83;
Fungi from the neighbourhood of
Roxburgh, 339; Fungi found in
1884, 530-1.
Pennymuir, 10.

Philiphaugh and its Battle, 56-7;

Battle Cairn of, 397; Silver
Lockets, said to have been found
on field of, 398-9.

Philogar, 10.

Phytopti, Galls by, on Blackthorn,
215.

Pickmaw Moss, 54.
Pigdon's Leap, 549.

Piper's Pool, and the Piper of Soney,
(Shuna), 396-7.

Pitcorthie, the endowment of Ednam
Hospital, 340.

Plainfield (Flaynfield) Moor, 349.
Polystichum Lonchitis, 610.
Polwarth, Lord, Letter from, 195.
Pomfret's Ford on Coquet, 345.
Porphyries of East Linton district,
476.

Presmennan Lake, its Botany and
Entomology, 470-1.

Prestonkirk Meeting, (see Linton
East).

Pringle, Lord Haining, and Pringle,
Lord Alemoor, 82.

Quern from Bonchester Hill, 47; at
Netherton, 546.

Radiola millegrana, 20, 593.
Rainfall, 219, 420-1, 611, 612, 613.
Record of Migration of Birds on the
Borders, 556-589.

Redshank Sandpiper from Raw-
barn, 475.

Red Deer Antlers from Dogden
Moss, 28; from Linton Moss, 62-3;

at Middleton Hall and Milfield
Plain, 228, 280-1-2; at Hepple
and Alwinton, 549; at Hetchester
Camp, 348.

Renton, Robert, Migration of Birds
1883, 572.

Reports of Meetings, 242-286; 439-

491.

Reports on the Effects of Storms of
Wind, 1881, on Trees and Animals,
209-214; 358-362.

Ring of Cannel Coal at Annan Street,
405.

Robertson, Roger, of Ladykirk, his

account of Crosshall Cross, 367-9.
Robertson, Thomas, of Alnwick,
65.

Robert's Law, Mustering-place for
Coquetdale, 546; Camp and Tra-
dition of, 548,

Robson-Scott, James, Dr., On a
Heronry at Swinden, Bowmont
water, 87-8; Notice of his Writ-
ings, 288; Memoir of, 299-300.
Rockling, Three-bearded, 607.
Rodono, 274; Botany of, 275.
Roman Inscriptions at Hexham, 41;
at Jedburgh, 43, 137; at Jedburgh
and Risingham, App. i.-iv.
Rooks and Rookeries, 159-184.
Rookeries, 26, 244, 249, 252, 254.
Rothbury Borough Butts, 357.
Roundabout, The, 145.
Rubus Chamæmorus, 24.
Runklie Camp, 24.

Russell, F., Measurements of Trees
at Edgerston House, 201-2.
Russell, Miss, Notes on some
Historical and Literary Matter
bearing on the Works called the
Catrail, 89-105; on the Yarrow
Inscription, 105-6; Notes on a
Plate of British and other Coins
older than the Roman Conquest
of Britain, 375-383; Silver Lock-
ets from field of Philiphaugh,
398-9; Additional Notes to Paper
of 1882-3, 600-3; SUMMARY: Delo-
raine, Oran's portion, 600; Kenti-
gern at Locherward, 601; Abbots
of Whitehorn called Nennio, 601;
How many St Patricks there were,
601-2; Kirkhope, Ettrick, rude
figure of Ecclesiastic there, 602;
Newstead (Tuesis ?) 602; Red
Abbey Stead, ib; Tadwine's Cliffe,

(Eildon Hills?) ib; Frontier at
Melrose, 602; Cup and Ring
cuttings on Rocks and their analo-
gues in Etruria, India, Egypt,
China, Malta, and Brittany, 603;
Fern on Coins, 603; Coludesburg,
Ebba, abbess of, 603; Gerontius
and Vortigern, 603.

Russell, Dr., On the Graves at

Annan Street, 405-6.
Rutherford, Rev. John, of Yarrow,
his descendants, 270-1.
Rutherford, Lord, 119.
Rutherford, Katherine, 414.
Sadler, John, Obituary Notices of,
66, 72-9, 79-83.

Sadler, Sir John, Tradition of, 11.
Salix Sadleri, 77, 81.

Salmon, 283-4; Disease, 436-9.
Samian Ware found on Galla Law,
Gullane Hill, 306.

Scot, Adam, of Tuschelaw, beheaded
at Edinburgh, 411-2, 479.

Robert, of Murdieston and
Rankilburn, 413-4.

Sir Walter, of Kirkurd and his
son David, 414.

of Buccleugh, got Henderland,
416, 417.

Scotts of Syntoun, 414.
Scott, Sir Walter, Autograph Let-
ters, 598.

Screnwood, British Urn found at,
544-6.

Screnwood, Notice of, 550-5; the
Batailles of, 552; Middletons of,
552; John de Crambewell of, 552;
Sir John de Strivelyn of, 552-3;
Horsleys of, 553-4-5.

Seals, 27, 28, 138, 139.
Selkirk Meeting, 49 etc.; Charters,
Silver Cup and Insignia of the
Burgh, 61-2; Meeting for Ettrick,
476 etc.

Setons, Viscount Kingston, of Whit-
tingham, 473.

Sharperton Edge, Crook found on,
549.

Shaw, James, On the Antiquities of
Megget-land, 418-9.

Shells, Marine, and Fragments of
Bones near Hutton-hall, 88.
Shells, Marine, in the Boulder Clay
near Berwick, 540-1.

Silver and Gold Ornaments in a
Cairn at Gordon, 115-7.

Silver Lockets from field of Philip-
haugh, 398-9.

Silver Buckle near Hazelton-rig,
549.

Siskin, Notice of, 59.

Skiftenholme, Lands of, 416.
Slab-Graves of East Lothian, 463-4,
468.

Slain Man's Lea, 57.

Smail, James; Rooks and Rookeries,
159-184; Herons and Border
Heronries, 330-4; Titlark (Anthus
pratensis) feeding young Cuckoo,
356.

Smailgillis, Lands of, 416.
Smiles, Dr Samuel, 8.

Smith, John Alex., M.D., etc.; On
an Ancient Celtic Ecclesiastical
Bell, 184-190.

Soldiers' Fauld at Whitfield, 348.
Soulises, Members of the family of,
368-371; Arms of, 370.

Southesk, Earls of, possessors of
Henderland, 416-7.

Spirals on Incised Rocks at Morwick,

346; at the Hollows Tower, etc.,
347; Spirals and Volutes, 350-1.
Splachnum sphæricum, 610.
Spoon, Mediæval, found at Mousin,
363, 610.

Squalus canicula, 475.

Squirrel stealing Fruit, 578.
Standing Stones, the Eleven Shear-
ers, 140; near Trestle (Tryst hill)
Cairn, 143; Tryst Stones, 144-5;
Yarrow, 105-8, 271-2, 404-5; at
Purveshaugh and Brotherston,
399; Stone Circle at Harefaulds
and the Burrastoun Lair, 311.
Stenton, Visit to, 471.
Stevenson, William, Notice of, 67-8;
Memoir of and his Writings, 289-
299; Cirri and Auroræ, connection
between, and of Aurora and Solar
spots; and of Cirri and Cyclones,
290; Letters from Hugh Miller,
M. Faraday and Captain Fitzroy,
to, 291-2; Eurypterus Stevensoni,
294; Fluidity of the Earth, 294-5;
Geology of Langton, 296.
Stobbs, Rev. W., M.A., Account of
an Urn and of Gold and Silver
Ornaments found near Gordon
about 1838, 115-7; Flint Imple-
ment at Gordon, 118.
St Kentigern, 89, 106, 107.