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I N D E X to Vol. Vii INDEX TO VOL. VII. 18 8 0-84 Addiewell Oil Shales, Specimens of Ulodendron, Halonia, Lyginodendron, &c, from the, exhibited by John Young, F.G.S 202 Agate, An, with separated laminae, exhibited by John Kirsop 424 Amethyst with Pseudomorph, from Germany, exhibited by James C. Christie ... ... ... ... ... 211 u Among the Rocks around Glasgow," by Dugald Bell, a Guide to the Geology of the West of Scotland ... ... 202 Anthracosia robusta from Shotts "Ball" Coal, exhibited by Joseph Sommerville ... ... ... ... 413 A fine series of, from Dalniellington, exhibited by John Young, F.G.S. ... ... ... ... ... 413 Anthrapalcemon, Pygocephalus, and Eoscorpias, from East Kilbride, and in the collection of Mr. Patton, Cor. Mem., exhibited by James Coutts ... ... ... ... 214 Arachnoid (?) from the Cement-limestones of East Kilbride, and in the collection of Mr. A. Patton, Cor. Mem., exhibited by James Coutts ... ... ... ... ... 417 Arctic Marine Shells, from Dreghorn, Ayrshire, exhibited by Robert Craig, Cor. Mem., and John Young, F.G.S. ... 208 Ardrossan and West Kilbride, On the Geology of. By Dugald Bell 342 Arran, Notes on the Spherulite Bock of Corriegills and the Banded Pitchstone of Invercloy. By D. C. Glen, F.G.S., and John Young, F.G.S. ... ... ... ... 352 Asbestos from Lochfyneside, exhibited by Arthur Pratt ... 190 Auchensterry Quarry, Kilsyth, Pectolite from, exhibited by John Young, F.G.S 212 Australia, The Bismuth and Tin Deposits of. By J. B. M. Bobertson, M.D. [With two plates] ... ... ... 126 Ayrshire, Papers, &c, on Localities in 74, 86, 208, 215, 251, 284, 342, 358, 430 Ballagan Group, Note on a Specimen of Altered Dolomitic Limestone, from the Cement-stone Series of the. By James J. Dobbie, M.A., D.Sc ... 49 INDEX. 453 PAGE Basalt of the Siebengebirge, Specimens from the, exhibited by James C. Christie ... ... ... ... ... 195 Beith and Dairy District, On the Fossiliferous Strata lying be­ tween the Lower and Upper Limestones in the. By Bobert Craig, Cor. Mem. ... ... ... ... ... 86 'Bell" Collection, Minerals from the, exhibited by D. C. Glen, F.G.S 201 Benderloch, Preliminary Investigation into the Geology of, with special reference to the carried boulders. By W. Anderson Smith [Title only] ... ... ... ... 432 Biographical Sketch of the late Bobert Slimon, Surgeon, Lesma­ hagow, Cor. Mem., By J. B. S. Hunter, LL.D 238 Bismuth and Tin Deposits of Australia, The. By James B. M. Robertson, M.D. [with two plates] ... ... ... 126 Bismuth from Australia, Native Crystallized, exhibited by J. B. M. Robertson, M.D. ... ... ... ... 211 Black Amber or Jet, from the Oil Shales of West Calder, ex­ hibited by James Coutts ... ... ... ... 413 Boulder-clay, near Myrtle Park, Remarks on Section of. By J. C. Christie ... ... ... ... ... 416 Boulder of Mica-schist near Ioverbeg, Lochlomond, On a large. By Dugald Bell ... ... ... ... ... 172 Boulder on the Highland Railway, Description of an Erratic. By E. A. Wunsch, F.G.S. ... ... ... ... 64 Boulder, Striated, from Hamilton Hill, Port-Dundas, exhibited by Joseph Sommerville ... ... ... ... 412 Boyleston Quarry, Barrhead, Pseudomorph after Prehnite from, exhibited by D. C. Glen, F.G.S 215 Braehead Quarry, near Busby, Specimen of Elonichthys, sp., from, exhibited by Richard Nielson ... ... ... 195 Braidwood, Account of a Joint Excursion with the Edinburgh Geological Society to 1st July, 1882). By J. B. Murdoch, Hon. Sec. ... ... ... ... ... ... 218 " Braidwood Collection," Notice of the ... ... ... 221 British Association, Meeting at Southampton, 1882, Report on the, by D. C. Glen, F.G.S 406 British Association, Meeting at Southport, 1883, Report on the, by D. C. Glen, F.G.S. 419 Brora, Sutherlandshire, Tertiary Coal from, and other speci­ mens, exhibited by D. C. Glen, F.G.S. ... ... 199 Calcareous Nodule from Lincoln, exhibited by John Kirsop ... 426 Calcite, Crystallized, from the intrusive Dolerite of Craigpark, Dennistoun, exhibited by Thomas Naismith ... ... 190 454 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OP GLASGOW. Caprinella, Shells of, in Hippurite Limestone, from Portugal, exhibited by John Young, F.G.S. ... ... ... 424 Carboniferous Crustacean (Palceocaris, sp.), from the Cement- limestone Series of East Kilbride, and in the Collection of Mr. A. Patton, Cor. Mem., exhibited by James Coutts ... 195 Carboniferous Fish (Elonichthys, sp.), from the Bituminous Shale overlying the Lower Carboniferous Limestone at Braehead Quarry, near Busby, exhibited by Richard Nielson ... 195 Carboniferous Limestones, Upper, at the N.E. Corner of George Square, Fossils from the, exhibited by Walter Burns ... 414 Carboniferous (Lower) Bed Sandstone of Wemyss Bay, Track- casts of an Annelid on a slab of, exhibited by John Young, F.G.S 416 Carboniferous Selachian Fish from the Cement-limestone Series of East Kilbride, and in the Collection of Mr. A. Patton, Cor. Mem., Notes on a. By James Coutts ... ... 164 Cardross Bank in the Clyde, Concretionary Slab from, and other specimens, exhibited by John Kirsop ... ... 214 Carluke, The Geology and Archaeology of Braidwood [Abstract]. By J. B. S. Hunter, LL.D., ... ... ... ... 218 Cathcart and Eastwood, Benfrewshire, Notes on the Limestones in the Parishes of. By James Stewart of William wood [With two plates] ... ... ... ... ... 158 Cathkin Quarries, A Geological Excursion to. By D. C. Glen, F.G.S., and John Youn*, F.G.S ... 166 Cathkin Quarry, Saponite from, exhibited by Dr. J. J. Dobbie 212 Ceramopora (Berenicea) megastoma, M'Coy, On the Identity of, with Fistulipora minor, M'Coy. By John Young, F.G.S. 244 Chili, Notes on a Becent Flood in the Desert of Atacama. By Thomas King ... ... ... ... ... 262 Cleaves Cove, Dairy, Ayrshire, its Exploration and History. By John Smith [With two plates] ... ... ... 284 Cloch Lighthouse, Some Notes on a Fossiliferous Shale a little way below the. By Thomas Scott, Cor. Mem. [With a plate] 402 Coal, Concretionary Nodule found embedded in, exhibited by James C. Christie ... ... ... ... ... 417 Coal, Tertiary, from Brora, Sutherlandshire, and other speci­ mens, exhibited by D. C. Glen, F.G.S.... ... ... 199 " Cockstail Sandstone," Spirophyton cauda-galli, Yaux, found near Milton of Campsie, exhibited by John Young, F.G.S. 417 Constitution and Bules of the Society ... ... ... 445 Corals from Devonshire, and other specimens, exhibited by John Kirsop ... ... ... ... ... 416 Corsica, Orbicular Diorite from, exhibited by Archd. Robertson 210 INDEX. 455 PAGE Couucil, Report of the, for 1879-80 ... ... ... 191 Council, Report of the, for 1880-81 ... 203 Council, Report of the, for 1881-82 ... ... ... 407 Council, Report of the, for 1882-83 420 Craig, The Late Mr. John, Mineral Surveyor, Notice of ... 219 Craig, Mr. John, Handbill announcing Geological Lectures by, in 1840 ... ... ... ... ... ...125,413 Craignethan (Tillietudlem), Account of an Excursion to, 26th May, 1882. By J. B. Murdoch, Hon. /Sec. ... ... 216 Craigpark, Dennistouu, Crystallized Calcite from, exhibited by Thomas Naismith ... ... ... ... ... 190 Crocidolite from Orauge River, South Africa, exhibited by D. C. Glen, F.G.S 413 Crocidolite from Orange River, exhibited by John Kirsop ... 426 Crustaceans from the Moffat Shales, and other specimens, ex­ hibited by James Dairou ... ... ... ... 197 Crystalline Form, On. By Dr. William Wallace [Title only] ... 423 Dairy and Beith District, On the Fossiliferous Strata lying between the Lower and Upper Limestones in the. By Bobert Craig, Cor. Mem. ... ... ... ... 86 Dairy, Ayrshire—Cleaves Cove; its Exploration and History. By John Smith [With two plates] ... ... ... 284 Dairy, Low Baidland, lihabdomeson and Fenestella from, ex­ hibited by John Young, F.G.S., and Robert Mason ... 215 Dairy, Yolcanic Disturbance of the Ironstone Measures iu the vicinity of, during the Carboniferous Period. By Robert Craig, Cor. Mem. ... ... ... ... ... 233 Daviot, Aberdeenshire, Tourmaline Rock from, exhibited by John Young, F.G.S.... ... ... ... ... 412 Devonshire, Polished Sections of Rocks from, and other speci­ mens, exhibited by John Kirsop ... ... ... 210 Diorite, Orbicular, from Corsica, exhibited by Arch. Robertson 210 Dithyrocaris, sp. nov., from the Cement-limestones of East Kilbride, and in the collection of Mr. A. Patton, exhibited by James Coutts ... ... ... ... ... 202 Dolerite, Porphyritic, from Craigpark, Dennistoun, Analysis of 190 Dolomitic Limestone from the Cement-stone Series of the Balla­ gan Group, Notes on a Specimen of Altered. By James J. Dobbie, M.A., D.Sc. ... ... ... ... 49 Dougan, Mr. John, Surgeon, Notice of the death of ... ... 426 Dreghorn, Ayrshire, A portion of a Tusk of the Mammoth, Elephas primigenius, and Arctic Marine Shells from, exhi­ bited by Bobert Craig, Cor. Mem., and John Young, F.G.S. 208 456 GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF GLASGOW. PAGE Dumfriesshire, Notes on several new forms of Graptolites from the Silurian Shales of. By James Dairon ... ... 43 Dust which fell in the West of Scotland on 1st March, 1884, Specimen of, exhibited by John Kirsop ... ... 428 East Kilbride, Fossils from the Collection of Andrew Patton, Cor. Mem., exhibited by James Coutts 164, 195, 196, 200, 202, 392,406, 416, 417, 419, 424, 431 East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, Geological Observations in the Parish of. By Andrew Patton, Cor. Mem. [With a plate] ... ... ... ... ... ... 309 East Kilbride, Lanarkshire, On a Specimen of Psephodus magnus, Agassiz, from the Carboniferous Limestone of. By B. H. Traquair, M.D., F.R.S.E. [With a plate] ... ... 392 East Kilbride, List of Fossils found in the Lower Limestone Series, compiled by James Coutts ... ... ..
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