fungus parasite, XVI. 423.

lichens, XIV. 209.

Editorial note, change of editors, XV. 1.
Education of Foresters in Britain, II. 116, 417.
Electrical plant of India, XVI. 421.

Elements of Forestry (Hough's ), X. 136.
Elephant, a must', IX. 508.

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catching in the N. W. P., XIII. 304.

manual of diseases of, &c., XII. 70.

the Asiatic, in freedom and captivity, X. 533, 576;
XI. 32, 75.

Elephants eating bark, XVI. 179.

English trees in Kulu, VII. 257.

Ensilage, IX. 602; X. 220, 420, 488; XI. 575.

in Mysore, X. 570.

the duty of the Forest Department, X. 370 a.
Entomology, Forest, by Dr. Judeich, XI. 235.

Epping forest, VIII. 199.

Erosion by rivers, III. 164.

Esparto grass trade, V. 65.

Eucalypti and other Australian timbers, III. 346.
Eucalypto-graphia, Mueller's, XI. 237.

Eucalypts of S. Australia, III. 317.

value of, as timber trees, XI. 292.
Eucalyptus, a new property of, III. 331.
amygdalina, V. 391.

and its industrial application, IV. 329.
and Malaria, VII. 335; IX. 259.

at Abbotabad, III. 330; IV. 206.

at Changa Manga, VII. 98.

at Lahore, VII. 50.

destruction of, at Changa Manga, VI. 335.

Globulus and other gums in India, cultivation of, II. 120.

cuttings of, VIII. 159.

essay on the, I. 156.

in Algeria, III. 320.

,, the C. P., II. 322.

Tasmania, VII. 356.

oil, XV. 327.

rostrata at Lucknow, III. 96.

trees, height of, in Victoria, XV. 281.

in Tasmania, great size of, XVII. 361.

F.

Famine, forests, and subsoil moisture, V. 311.
Fautrat's meteorological results, IX. 295.
Felling and trucking in forests, XIII. 99.
trees in dense forests, VI. 114.241.

Ferns, Indian, XI. 308.

Fibre, rheea, X. 82; XI. 73.

Fibres, aloe, extraction of, IX. 629.

suitable for textile purposes, XIV. 269.
trials in extraction of, IX. 273.

Ficus elastica, how cultivated in Assam, XVII. 231.
Field and Garden crops, X. 172.

Financial state of forests in India in 1888, XIV. 171.

results Forest Department, Government India, '82-'83,
IX. 365: X. 269: XIV. 171.

Forest year, XVI. 171 ; XVII. 48.

Fir forests, proposed conversion of, into Deodar, I. 200.
Fire conservancy as stated in Journal of Forestry, IX. 308.
and level of spring water, XV. 292.

in Burma, cost of, XII. 451.

in Eastern Duars Sal forests, V. 428.
in '84-'85, XII. 365.

lines, clearing, of forest growth, XIII. 180, 226.
in Dehra Dún, early, I. 52.

permanent or evergreen, IX. 143.

protection from, recording results of, XIV. 355.
in Oudh sal forests, results of, XIII. 565.

in the ('. P., IX. 554 ; XII. 454.

in the Siwaliks and floods, VI. 95: XII. 418.
Firefly, the-a rondeau, XVII. 80.

Fireproof wood, VII. 295.

Fires, effect of, after some years' protection, XIII. 28,127.
injuring standards, even when light, XV. 386.
jungle, III. 162.

memorandum on jungle (Slym) II. 270.

on Welsh mountains, XIII. 536.

produced by friction of sticks, VII. 94,166.
forest, and forest conservancy, XVI. 474.

and popular customs, XV. 148.

in Coorg, IX. 134.

in Canada, VII. 431.

in France, XVII. 418.

produced by cobra's breath, IX. 367.

produced by electricity, IX. 458.

lightning. XI. 58: XIV. 264.318; XVII. 196.

Fires, forest, produced rubbing of bamboos, VII. 434.
sparks, XVII. 342,418.
Fish, plants used to poison, X. 75.

"preservation of, in the Punjab, XIII. 192.
wholesale destruction of, in Madras, XVII. 133.
Fishery rights, X. 71.

Fisheries Bill, Madras, X. 68.

freshwater, and protection of forests, X. 120.

Fishing Association of Dehra Dún, XIII. 307; XIV. 260.
compensation for illegal, XIV. 466.

lines, Indian gut for, XV. 142.

rights in rivers, XII. 571.

rods, bamboos for, XIII. 522; XIV. 418; XV. 92,141.
Fleischman's Spiegel-hypsometer, VII. 254.

Floating of logs, II. 422.

Floods and Forestry, III. 342.

at Saharanpore, XIII. 534.

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at Umballa, XIII. 535.

in the Andes, III. 225.

in the Punjab, XII. 424,426.

in the Rhine, IX. 249.

in Venetia, IX. 96.

on the N. W. Railway, XIV. 140.

Flora of Rajputana, IV. 225.

S. Travancore, X. 174.

true cause of, XIV. 92.

Floral barometers, XIV. 337.
Flowering of bamboos, XII. 413.

in connection with rats, V. 177.

Flowers out of season, XI. 81.

Flumes, XVI. 482.

Fly-spoon, a new, XIII. 363.

Fodder grasses, Himalayan (Duthie), XV. 416.

in Burmah XI. 47.
with fuel, see Fuel.

Forest, a petrified, XVI. 129.

Act at the Cape of Good Hope, XV. 32.

before the Legislative Council, III. 332.
Madras, IX. 32, 140, 204, 350.

Section 67, no appeal from, X. 421; XIII. 323.

administration in British Burma, notes on 'Suggestions

regarding', II. 190.

Foresta administratien in India, some aspects of, XVI. 346.
in several European countries, XI. 431.
in the Khasi Hills, XIII. 381.

in the Straits Settlements, XI. 488.
under Lord Dufferin, XV. 2.

Forest Administration reports, reviews on :-

Ajmere and Merwara, '82-'83, X. 379; '84-'85, XII. 30.
Assam, '81-'82, IX. 260; '82-'83, X. 179; '84-'85, XII.

65, '85-'86, XIII. 371.

Assam, Bengal, and British Burma, '79-'80, VI. 144.
Bengal, '81-'82, IX. 321; '82-,83, X. 221; '84-'85, XII.
116 '85-'86, XIII. 475.

Berar, '84-'85, XII. 34; '85-'86, XIII. 273.
Coorg and Ajmere, '81-'82, IX. 466.

and Coorg, '84-'85, XII. 271.

Biluchistan, '81-'82, IX. 41; '85-'86, XIII. 277.
Bombay, '82-'83, X. 320; '86-'87, XIV. 468.

British Burma, '81-'82, IX. 213; '82-'83, X. 131.

Cape Colony, '83, XI. 108.

Central Provinces, '81-82, VIII. 307; IX. 77; '86-'87,
XIV. 559.

General, '90-'91, XVII. 461.

Government of India, '73-'74, II. 64; '74-'75, II. 395;

'76-'77, IV. 275; '77-'78, V. 378;

'78-'79, VI. 62; '81-'82, IX. 613;
X. 372; '85-'86, XIV. 75;
'89-'90, XVII. 426.

Hongkong, '82, IX. 511; '84, XI. 282.

Jeypore, '86, XIV. 517.

Lower Burma, '85-'86, XIII. 131.

Madras, '80-'81, VIII. 304; '84-'85, XII. 299; '86-'87,
XIV. 508.

Madras and Bombay, '89-'90, XVII. 386.

N.-W. P. and Oudh, '79-'80, VI. 349; '81-82, IX. 417;
'84-'85, XII. 519.

Punjab, '81-'82, VIII. 319; '84-'85, XI. 562; '85-'86,
XIII. 29.

South Australia, '78-'79, VI. 55; '79-'80, VI. 347; '81-'82,
VIII. 326; '83-'84, XI. 389; '84-'85, XII. 37.

Straits Settlements, '85, XII. 416.

Forest clearer, a new, XVI. 488.

Congress, America, 1882, IX. 371.
Conservancy in Bombay, XI. 299.

Ceylon, XIV. 522; XVI. 109.
Madras, X. 415.

the Deccan, V. 335.

Pant Sachiv's territory, V. 353.
,, the Kolaba District, V. 347.

Janjira State, V. 360.

Forest Conservancy in the Nasik District, V. 355.

Poona District, V. 347.

Ratnagiri District, V. 363.
Tanna District, V. 357.

crops

United States, XI. 249.

its popular aspect, II. 1.
near Mount Abu, XIV. 483.
political value of, II. 280.

and soils, graphic method of shewing, XVII. 167.
Department in Ceylon, XV. 41.

Madras, undermanned, XVII. 229.
the House of Commons, X. 491.
establishment, subordinate, II. 267, 419.
flora of British Baluchistan, XVII. 449.

N.-W. and Central India, review of, I. 180.
folklore, XV. 276, 439.

guard in France, a dishonest, XVII. 278.
law in Russia, new, XV. 116.

maps, how to keep them up to date, XVII. 278.
in Madras, scale of, V. 200.

meteorology in France and Germany, IX. 295.
mixed, recent nature of, in Assam, IX. 358.

of Dean, 11, 423.

offences, compounding of, VIII. 155, 295; XIII. 367, 368,
451, 575; XIV. 72, 166, 257, 259, 316, 357.

selected in England, appointment and training of,
XVI. 165,

policy of Bellary, Lord Wenlock on, XVII. 382.

Government, XVII. 207.

products of Brazil, XVI. 123.

protection in Ajmere, results of, XI. 463.

reorganization, Mysore, VII. 56.

School at Cooper's Hill, XIV. 277.

at Dehra Dún, VII. 111; XI. 557; XII. 23, 446.

admission of candidates to, VII. 272.