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 INSECTS Wood in Tring ; New Bar- net (Newbery) Wil- STAPHYLININA (continued) Quedius puncticollis, Thorns. Aldbury, rare, taken by sweeping cruentus, Ol. Near Hadley cossus burrows (Newbery) cinctus, Payk. fuliginosus, Grav. tristis, Grav. molochinus, Grav. J picipes, Mann. Tring nigriceps, Kr. Tring, rare fumatus, Steph. Aldbury maurorufus, Grav. Tring and stone umbrinus, Er. Wilitone, rare, at the reservoir rufipes, Grav. attenuatus, Gyll. j- Tring boops, Grav. J Creophilus maxillosus, L. Tring Leistotrophus nebulosus, F. Tring and Aldbury, rather common, in very pu- trid fungi, on the hills murinus, L. Bovingdon, scarce, and usually found in carcases Staphylinus pubescens, De G. Tring, rare fulvipes, Scop. Tring, one found run- ning on the ground in an open chalky spot stercorarius, Ol. Tring, rare, one caught running on roadway, and one captured in like manner by Mr. J. L. Foulkes latebricola, Grav. Tring, in May, 1891, I found quite a number on the wing at one particular spot on the hills just on the county border ; when flying this insect much resembles some of the small Hymenoptera caesareus, Ceder. Wilitone Ocypus olens, Mall. Tring brunnipes, F. Tring, rather scarce; New Barnet (Newbery) cupreus, Rossi. Tring ater, Grav. New Barnet (Newbery) morio, Grav. Tring compressus, Marsh. Tring, found rarely under stones and in moss, on the hills Philonthus splendens, F. intermedius, Boisd. net (Newbery) laminatus, Creutz. seneus, Rossi. proximus, Kr. carbonarius, Gyll. rotten fungi decorus, Grav. Bovingdon, rare, in dead leaves politus, F. Tring STAPHYLININA (continued} Philonthus varius, Gyll. Tring; New Barnet (Newbery) marginatus, F. Tring albipes, Grav. Tring, rare ; New Bar- net (Newbery) cephalotes, Grav. Tring fimetarius, Grav. Tring ; New Barnet sordidus, Grav. J (Newbery) ebeninus, Grav. Tring fumigatus, Er. Near Flaunden, rare, in moss in a wood debilis, Grav. Tring, rare ; New Bar- net (Newbery) sanguinolentus, Grav. Wihtone cruentatus, Gmel. Tring longicornis, Steph. Tring, frequently found in garden refuse varians, Payk. Tring; New Barnet (Newbery) ventralis, Grav. Tring, scarce discoideus, Grav. Tring quisquiliarius, Gyll. Tring, very com- mon by the reservoirs fumarius, Grav. WiUtone, rare, at the reservoir trossulus, Nord. Tring; New Barnet (Newbery) Xantholinus glabratus, Grav.  y r/ - H _ punctulatus, Payk. ochraceus, Gyll. Wihtone tricolor, F. Tring, rare linearis, Ol. Tring longiventris, Heer. Aldbury, scarce, under bark; New Barnet (New- bery) Leptacinus parumpunctatus, Gyll. Little Tring, rare, under stones by the reservoir batychrus, Gyll. Near Flaunden linearis, Grav. Tring; New Barnet (Newbery) Baptolinus alternans, Grav. Tring, rare, under bark Othius fulvipennis, F. Tring Izviusculus, Steph. Little Tring, rare Tring Tring ; New Bar- Tring Tring, scarce, in melanocephalus, Grav. myrmecophilus, Kies. J PJEDERINA Lathrobium elongatum, L. Little Tring ; New Barnet (Newbery) fulvipenne, Grav. Tring ; New Barnet (Newbery) brunnipes, F. Tring longulum, Grav. Wigginton and Wil stone ; New Barnet (Newbery) filiforme, Grav. Wilitone, rare, in refuse and moss by the reservoir quadrature, Payk. Wihtone, scarce, with the preceding 93