TINEACEA.
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45. Dodecella, L., Doug. No. 8. Favillaticella, Z. Annulieornis, St.
46. Vulgella. W. V., Hbn. 346, Z., Doug. No. 15. Aspera, Haw., St.
47. Abtemisiella (Tis.), Tr., F-v-R,, 30, 2, Z.
48. Mabmobea, Haw., St.
49. Nanella, W. V., Hbn. 264, Z., Doug. No. 12. Pumilella, W. V.? Hbn. 268 ?
Nana, var. /3., Haw.
50. Albiceps, Z. Nana, var. a., Haw.
51. Nigrovittella, D. 298, 5. Nivella, Haw. (non F.) Lepidella (F-v-R.), Z.
52. Luculella, Hbn. 397, D. 312, 13, Z., Doug. No. 13. Subrosea, Haw., St.
Luctuella, St. (non Hbn.)
53. Auroeasciella (Micros.), St. Stipella,Z.?
54. Hermannella, F., Tr., D. 306, 2, Z., Doug. No. 18. Zinckenella, Hbn. 401,
402. Schcefferella, Haw., St. (non L.)
55. Knockella, Haw. (non F.)
The Amaur. Miscella of many collections.
56. Ericinella, D. 306, 12, Z., Doug. No. 17. Micella, Hbn. 210, Tr.
57. PlCXELLA, Z.
58. Gibbosella, Z., Mann in litt. Zephyrella, St.? (non Hbn.)
59. Conscbiptella, Hbn. 283, Haw., D. 299, 10, Doug. No. 19, Z. Rhomboidella,
C. viii. 368, St.
60. Lappella, L. Silacea, Haw. Silacella, St. (non Hbn.) Ochroleucella, St.
Lucidella, St. /Estivella (Metz.), Z.
61. Necjboptebella (F-v-R.), Z., D. Supp. 72, 1.
Mr. Curtis has two specimens of this; and Mr. Ingall took one last July, in Headley Lane, near Dorking.
I have omitted in this genus several species, the synonymy of which is still obscure. Descriptions of the undescribed British species will shortly appear, from the pen of Mr. Douglas.
RCESLERSTAMMIA.
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1. Gbanitella, Tr., F-v-R. 8, Z. (Isis, 1847).
Taken by Mr. Stevens in Devonshire, and by Mr. Jobson near- Belfast.
2. Peelepidella, n. sp.
Exp. 5 lines. Anterior wings rich coppery hrown, with a yellow fascia before the middle, nearly straight, and an oblique bluish one a little beyond the middle (the two extremities of this fascia are yellow); beyond this is another nearly straight bluish fascia, which towards the costa is furcate and yellowish. Much resembles Tinea Marginepunctella, but readily distinguished by the front of the head being smooth, and palpi thin.
Two specimens : one in the Bentleyan collection (as Formosella), one in Mr. Douglas's collection.
3. Pvgmleana, Haw., St. Autumnitella, C. xv. 679. Lefebvriella, D. 290,11.
Heleniella, Z.
Appears early in April, flying in the afternoon on banks and under hedges.
The Betuletella, C. xv. 679, probably belongs to this genus, but I have never seen the insect, which is, I believe, unique in Mr. Dale's collection.