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INSECTS CuRCULiONlDi*: {continued) Ceuthorrhynchus cochlearias, Gyll. — ericas, Gyll. — erysimi, F. — contractus, Marsh. — cyanipennis. Germ. Hait'ings, Falrlight — chalybaeus. Germ. Hastings district — quadridens, Panz. Hastings district, Lewes — geographicus, Goeze. Hastings, Am- herley — pollinarius, Forst. — picitarsis, Gyll. Rye — pleurostigma, Marsh. — verrucatus, Gyll. Bopeep — reseda, Marsh. Arundel, Eastbourne — marginatus, Payk. Hastings district — urticas. Boh. Amherley near Arundel — rugulosus, Herbst. Hastings, Eastbourne, Brighton, Worthing — melanostictus, Marsh. Hastings, Arun- del — asperifoliarum, Gyll. HoUington, Lewes — chrysanthemi, Germ. Cowfold, Rusper — litura, F. Fairlight, common ; Abbots JVood, Blackford, Lewes — trimaculatus, F. Fairlight, HoUington ; rare Ceuthorrhynchidius floralis, Payk. — hepaticus, Gyll. Very rare ; Seaford (Waterhouse), Littlington, Hurst- pierpoint (Power) — pyrrhorhynchus. Marsh. — pulvinatus, Gyll. Very rare ; Hastings, August, 1867 (Power) — nigrinus, Marsh. Littlington, Brighton — melanarius, Steph. Arundel — posthumus, Germ. Bishopstone (Morris) — terminatus, Herbst. Hastings, Amherley, Worthing — horridus, F. Rare ; Bopeep, Lewes — quercicola, Payk. Brighton — troglodytes, F. — chevrolati, Bris. Bopeep — rufulus, Duft. (frontalis, Bris.) Rye, Bishopstone, Lewes — dawsoni, Bris. Hastings (Phillips) Amalus hasmorrhous, Herbst. Ecclesbourne, Arundel, Lewes Rhinoncus pericarpius, L. — gramineus, F. Rye, Ewhurst, Amherley, Faygate — perpendicularis, Reich. Hastings dis- trict. Abbots Wood — castor, F. Bopeep, Lewes — denticollis, Gyll. Rare ; Guestling, Nctherfield, Holm Bush, Brighton Eubrychius velatus. Beck. Rye, Arundel Litodactylus leucogaster. Marsh. Hastings, Lewes xhill St. CuRCULlONID^ (continued) Phytobius comari, Herbst. Arundel — waltoni, Boh. Peppering — quadrituberculatus, F. — quadrinodosus, Gyll. Rare ; Be (Butler) Limnobaris T-album, L. Hastings, Leonards, Amherley Baris laticollis. Marsh. Rye — lepidii, Germ. Battle, Bopeep, Bar- comhe, Lewes, Rusper, Amherley Balaninus venosus, Grav. Hastings, Abbots JVood, Laughton — nucum, L. Hastings district, Abbots Wood, Laughton — turbatus, Gyll. Camber, Ecclesbourne, Abbots Wood — villosus, F. Hastings, Rusper, Abbots Wood, Laughton, etc. — salicivorus, Payk. — pyrrhoceras. Marsh. Calandra granaria, L. — oryzas, L. Pentarthrum huttoni. Rare ; Hastings Rhopaloniesites tardyi. Curt. Fairlight near Hastings Rhyncholus lignarius. Marsh. Guestling, Lewes Caulotrypis aeneopiceus, Boh. Hastings Codiosoma spadix, Herbst. Camber, Bis- hopstone (Jenner) Magdalis armigera, Fourc. Guestling, Laughton, Lewes — cerasi, L. Hastings, Abbots and Plashet Woods, Laughton — pruni, L. Guestling, Bexhill, Lewes — barbicornis, Latr. Rare ; Guestling, Plashet JVood SCOLYTID^ Scolytus destructor, Ol. Hastings, rare ; Lewes — intricatus, Ratz. Hastings, rare Hylastes ater, Payk. Hastings, Barcombe — opacus, Er. Faygate, St. Leonards Forest, Arundel — angustatus, Herbst. Very rare ; one specimen taken at Hohn Bush, Brighton, by Mr. E. C. Rye — palliatus, Gyll. Hastings, Faygate, Barcombe — cunicularius, Er. Brighton Hylastinus obscurus. Marsh. Fairlight, Eastbourne Hylesinus crenatus, F. Hastings, Lewes — oleiperda, F. Littlington, Lewes — fraxini, Panz. Myelophilus piniperda, L. Ore near Hast- ings Cissophagus hederae, Schmidt. Hastings and Horsham districts, Laughton 163