Midland Naturalist/Volume 01

alt= The Midland Naturalist The Journal of The Associated Natural History, Philosophical, And Archæologigal Societies and Field Clubs of the Midland Counties Edited By K. W. Badger & W. J. Harrison, F.G.S. "Come forth into the light of things, "Let Nature be your teacher.” Wordsworth. VOLUME I. 1878. London: Hardwicke and Bogue, 192, Piccadilly. Birmingham : Cornish Brothers, 37, New Street.

• Preface
• 1-4—Anonymous, "Opening Address"
• 25—Worthington G. Smith, "Our Cover"
• 48-49—Anonymous, "The Dudley and Midland Geological and Scientific Society and Field Club."
• 59-63—James E. Bagnall, "On the Study of the Mosses"
• 63-67—Rev. W. H. Painter, "Castleton: Its Extinct Fauna and Physical Surroundings
• 88–90—M. J. Berkeley, "The Rev. Andrew Bloxam: A Memoir"
• 228—Lawson Tait, "The Proposed Increase of the Subscription to the Midland Union of Natural History Societies"
• 261-265—Anonymous, "Erasmus Darwin"
• 265-269—J. Henry Middleton, "Kempley Church, Gloucestershire"
• 269-270—S. S. R., "Conochilus volvox"
• 271-272—James E. Bagnall, "Moss Habitats"
• 273-274—W. J. H., "Rain-Wash"
• 274-275—William Shipperbottom, "The Propagation of Melicerta ringens in an Aquarium"
• 302-303—A. W. Wills, "Note On Œcistes Pilula"
• 317—A. W. Wills, "Note On a Thecated Rotifer from Sutton Park"
• 323-324—G. Sherriff Tye, "Helix cantiana, (Montague.)"
• 324-326—Fred. F. Grensted, "A Piece of Chalk"