Contents of volume 11 (1890)

(so the title-page: Sykes says published January 1891)

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(Annual Review), iv-xl
Winterborne Kingston Roman Well, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, 1-6
Memoir on a new ichthyopterygian from the Kimmeridge Clay of Gillingham, Dorset, Ophthalmosaurus pleydelli, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, 7-15
Badbury Rings, T. W. Wake Smart, 16-26
Notes on some habits of the Squirrel, O. Pickard-Cambridge, 27-33
Notes on a Book called Domesday, belonging to the Mayor and Corporation of Dorchester, H. J. Moule, 34-45
On some of the Chief Peculiarities of the Lepidopterous Fauna of Portland, Nelson M. Richardson, 46-63
On a Case of Apparent Substitution of a Wing for a Leg in a Moth (Zygoena filipendulae), Nelson M. Richardson, 64-73
Descriptions of Two Species of Lepidoptera (Gelechia portlandicella and Nepticula auromarginella) from Dorset, new to science, Nelson M. Richardson, 74-77
Some Romano-British Relics found at Max Gate, Thomas Hardy, 78-81
Purbeck Wild Flowers in December, Eustace R. Bankes, 82-87
Roman Amphora or Wine Jar, Robert Damon, 88-90
Histionotus angularis, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, 91-96
Bridport Corporation Records, T. Wainwright, 97-108
The Geology of Bridport, Henry Shaen Solly, 109-117
Note on the Fault in the Cliff west of Bridport Harbour, Henry Shaen Solly and John Francis Walker, 118-121
On the History of Bridport, William Colfox, 122-134
The Telegraph in Dorset before the days of Electricity, T. B. Groves, 135-141
Holme Priory, Thomas Bond, 142-147
Castle Hill, Cranborne, T. William Wake Smart, 148-158
Kingston Lacy, W. R. Bankes, 159-162
On the British Species of Phalangidea or Harvest-Men, O. Pickard-Cambridge, 163-216
Report on the Returns of Rainfall and observations on the flowering of plants and appearances of birds and insects in Dorset during 1889, M. G. Stuart, 217-220