Contents of volume 16 (1895)

(so the title-page: Sykes says published May 1896)

(Annual Review), iv-lxvi
- Anniversary Address of the President, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, liii-lxvi
Stratton Church and Village Cross, Alfred Pope, 1-4
The Origin of the Valleys in the Chalk Downs of North Dorset, A. J. Jukes-Browne, 5-16
On Charred Pine wood from Dorset Peat Mosses, Clement Reid, 14-16
Dorset Annual Rainfall, 1848-92, Henry Storks Eaton, 17-43
Iwerne Church, J. Acton, 44-47
Poundbury: the Pastoral Camp and the Old Dunium of Ptolemy, E. Cunnington, 48-54
Fiddleford, H. C. Dashwood, 55-58
The Conmonplace Book of a Dorsetshire Man (AD 1625-1635), W. Miles Barnes, 59-74
Plateau and Valley Gravels, Sarsen Stones at Little Bredy and elsewhere in the County, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, 75-80
Tinea vinculella H.-S., a species of Lepidoptera new to the British fauna, with other entomological notes on the season of 1894, Nelson M. Richardson, 81-91 and plate
New and Rare British Spiders, O. Pickard-Cambridge, 92-128 and 2 plates
Dorset and King John. Notes on the Pipe Rolls of that reign, part II, W. Miles Barnes, 129-149
Antiquities of Dorchester, H. J. Moule, 150-155
Hambledon Hill, Dorset, E. Cunnington, 156-158
A Legend of Milton, B. Fane, 159-162
On the Castoridae, with special reference to Castor fiber, whose sub-fossilized remains were found in the valley of the Stour near Keynston Mill, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, 163-170
List of a small collection of Mollusca from a Raised Beach on Portland, E. R. Sykes, 171-174
Helstone, E. Cunnington, 175-177
The Bournemouth Leaf-beds, J. Starkie Gardner, 178-184
Report on observations of the first appearances of birds, insects, etc. and first flowering of plants in Dorset during 1894, Nelson M. Richardson, 185-194
Returns of Rainfall, etc., in Dorset in 1894, Henry Storks Eaton, 195-208
Index to volumes 1-16, J. C. Mansel-Pleydell, 209-228