Contents of volume 4 (1881)

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List of Members, v-xi
The Brachiopoda from the Inferior Oolite of Dorset and a portion of Somerset, S. S. Buckman, 1-52
Bindon Hill, or the Swines-Back, Thomas Kerslake, 53-55
On a New Species of Ophiurella, Thomas Wright, 56-57
Experiments in the Growth of Barley and Root Crops, Henry Tanner, 58-61
On Iter XVI of Antoninus, WiIliam Barnes, 62-77
Addendum to my Notes on the history of Shaftesbury, William Barnes, 77
On Milton Abbey Church, R. Roberts, 78-90
Recent Discoveries at Okeford Fitzpaine, C. Rickman, 91-94
Buzbury Encampment, C. Rickman, 95-97
On Saxon Situlae or Buckets, J. Buckman, 98-101
On the New Genus of Bivalve, Curvirostrum striatum, James Buckman, 102-103
On a Bronze Hair Pin from Dorchester, James Buckman, 104
On the Ennobling of Roots, with particular reference to the Parsnip, James Buckman, 105-109
Disease of Turnips, Oidium balsamii Mont., Worthington G. Smith, 110-115
On the Potato Disease, James Buckman, 116-121
Some observations on Iter XV of the Itinerary of Antoninus; on Vindogladia; and a Plea for Badbury, T. William Wake Smart, 122-133
Cranborne, the so-called Castle, William Barnes, 134-136
Some New Species of Ammonites from the Inferior Oolite, S. S. Buckman, 137-146
On New and Rare Spiders found in Dorsetshire during the past twelvemonths, O. Pickard-Cambridge, 147-153
On the Maze, or Mizmaze, at Leigh, Dorset, William Barnes, 154-157
A description of some Ancient Gold Ornaments found in Dorsetshire, R. Roberts, 158-159