INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Brick-earth of Sussex, 62. Copper-mines of Namaqualand, R. N. British and foreign tertiaries, Mr. Prest- Rubidge on the, 233. wich on the, 89. Correlation of the tertiaries of British species of fossil Mastodon, 322. England, France, and Belgium, Mr~ Bruxellian tertiaries, 106. Prestwich on the, 89. Buist, G., on the occurrence of crystal- Crag, Dr. Falconer on the age of the, lization i*n a stucco-casting, 11. 359; mammalia of the, 351 ; the Mas, Bulgaria, Capt. Spratt on the geology todon of the, 322, 347. of parts of, 72. fossils of Aberdeenshire, Mr. Bunbury, C., on peat-deposit, noticed, Salter on the, 83. cxxxiv. Crete, notice of the late earthquake at, Calcaire grossier and Bracklesham 240. saRds, compared, 90. Crimea and Bulgaria, Capt. Spratt on rocks, annelide-burrows in the comparison of the geological fea- the, 199. tures of, 79. Campbell, R., on the occurrence of an Crustacean, fossil,from the lias bone-bed, earthquake at Rhodes, 176. 360; from the coal-measures, 363 ; Cephalaspis Murchisoni, 284. from the magnesian limestonez 213. ornatus, 285. Crystallization in a stucco-casting, Dr. Salweyi, 283. Buist on the occurrence of, 11. Chalk, allophane in the, 13. Cuba, description of copper-lodes at San Chalk-flints and greensand of Aberdeen- Fernando in, 240. shire, fossils from the, 83. Cyprina Fergusoni, 87. Changes of level in Hants and the Isle Dardanelles, marine deposits at the, 81. of Wight, 64. Dartmoor, the rock-basins of, 231. Charlton, allophaue in the chalk at, 13. Degous~c and Laurent on the Valen- Chemnilzia Roessleri, 216. ciennes coal-basin, noticed, exix. Chile, the occurrence of bones of Mas- De la Harpe on the English eocene todon in, 291. flora, noticed, cviii. Chiton Howseanus, 216. Dentaliurn cwlatum, 87. Loftusianus, 216. Dentition of Dichodon and allied ani- Clarke, Capt., on the mean density of mals, 194; of Mastodon and Ele- the earth, noticed, cxxx. phant, 312. Clarke, Rev. W. B., additional notice of Deshayes, G., on the Paris tertiary mol- the occurrence of volcanic bombs in luscs, noticed, cv. Australasia, 188. Dichobune, description of the genus, by Cleghorn, J., on the rock-basins of Prof. Owen, 258. Dartmoor, 231 ; noticed, cxxxv. Dichobune woina, 254. Coal in Siam, 188. Dichodon cuspidatus, Prof. Owen on Coal-shales at Medlock Park Bridge, the, 190. description of a new crustacean from Dichodon, description of the genus, by the, 363. Prof. Owen, 190. Coan, Rev. T., on the volcanic eruptions Dinotherium, Dr. Falconer on the, 310. in Hawaii, 170. Donations to the Society, ix, 135, 219, Cocchi, I., on the geology of Tuscany, 294, 371. noticed, cxiii. Dorset and Hants, the gravels of, 40, 45. Cololites, Mr. Salter on, 204. Drift-clay of Sussex, 55. Columnar rocks near Varna, 75. Ducktowu in East Tennessee, U.S., de- Committee, Report of the Library and scription of the copper-lodes of, 244. Museum, iii. Durham, Mr. Kirkby on some Concordia mine, Namaqualand, 234. fossils from, 213. Conglomerates and quartzites of North- Earthquake at Crete, 240; at Rhodes, west Scotland, 17. 176. Copperberg in Namaqualand, 234. Egerton, Sir P., palichthyologic notes, Copper-lodes at San Fernando, near No. 9, on some fish-remains from the Cienfuegos in Cuba, Prof. D. T. An- neighbourhood of Ludlow, 282. steal on the, 240; near Sykesville, in Elephants occurring in the fossil state Maryland, North America, 242 ; of in Great Britain, Dr: Falconer on the Ducktown, in East Tennessee, U.S., species of, 307. description of the, 245 ; map of the Elephas, Dr. Falconer's diagnosis of the Ducktown mineral district, 247. genus, 317. INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Eocene tertiaries of England, France, tiary deposits of the Sussex coast, 40 ; and Belgium, Mr. Prestwich on the noticed, xcvi. correlation of the, 89. Goniodactylus (recent), 368. Euboea, the coast of Greece, and Salo- Gossan-lodes in the Ducktown mineral nika, Capt. Spratt on the freshwater district, U.S., 248. deposits of, 177. Gould, Charles, description of a new Euelephas, Dr. Falconer on the, 315. fossil crustacean (Tropifer l~evis, C. Falconer, Dr. H., on the species of Mas- Gould) from the lias bone-bed, by, todon and Elephant occurring in the 360. fossil state in Great Britain, Part I. Granite of Namaqualand, 235. Mastodon, 307 ; description of two Gravels of Dorset and ttants, 40 ; Sus- species of the fossil mammalian genus sex, 41, 47. Plagiaulax from Purbeck , 261. Greece, Capt. Spratt on the freshwater Ferguson, W., on the chalk-flints and deposits of the coast of, 177. greensand found in kberdeenshire, 88. Greensand in Aberdeenshire, fossils of Fish-remains from the neighbourhood the, 85. of Ludlow, 282, 290. Gr~s de Bcanchamp, 107. Flustrellaria dentata, 86. Hants, the gravels of, 40. Forbes, E., on the tertiaries of the Isle Harkness, R., on the Dingle Promon- of Wight, noticed, ciii. tory, noticed, lxxxii; on the lowest Fossil crustacean, description of a new, sedimentary rocks of Scotland, no- by Mr. C. Gould, 360; from the coal- ticed, lxxviii; on the Permian rocks measures, description of, by Prof. of the south of Scotland, noticed, Huxley, 363. lxxxi; J. Blyth on the cleavage of Fossiliferous ironstone occurring on the the rocks in Ireland, no- North Downs, Mr. Prestwich on ticed, lxxxii. some, 212. Haughton, S., on the and Fossils found in the chalk-flints and old red beds of Ireland, noticed, cxxi. greensand of Aberdeenshire, 83 ; from Hawaii, the volcanic eruptions in, 164, Bulgaria, 82; from Varna, the Bul. 170, 176. garian coast, and the Dardanelles, 82 ; Helminthites, Mr. Salter on, 204. of the Barton clay, 118 ; of the mud- Hennessy, on the earth's internal struc- deposits of the Sussex levels, 51. ture, noticed, cxxix. Fossil species of Mastodon and Elephas, Highcliff, sections at, 45, 108. 307. Hillier, C. B., and H. J. Moyle, notice vertebrm of a serpent (Laophis of the occurrence of metalliferous crotalo'ides, Ow.) discovered by Capt. ores and coal in Siam, ] 88. Spratt in a tertiary formation at Sa- Hippothoa Foigtiana, 217. lonika, 183, 196. Hopkins, W., on the internal structure French coast, gravels of the, 43. of the earth, noticed, cxxix. Freshwater deposits of Bulgaria, 80; Huxley, T. H., description of a new of Euboea, the coast of Greece, and crustacean (Pygocephalus Cooped, Salonika, Capt. Spratt on the, 177. Huxley) from the coal-measures, by, Geinitz, H. B., on the coal-formation 363. of Saxony, noticed, exxv. Hypsiprymnus Gaimardi (recent), 278. General Meeting, Annual, i. Ice-carried boulder at Borgholm, 189. Geological age of the Mastodons, 343. Ichthyodorulites from near Ludlow, history of the north-westeru di- 288. strict of Scotland, 36. Indian Geological Survey, memoirs of Geology of Namaqualand, Dr. Rubidge the, noticed, cxxiii. on the, 233; some parts of Greece, Ironstone, fossilfferous, of the North Capt. Spratt on the, 177 ; the:Bul- Downs, 212. garian coast, Capt. Spratt on the, 72; Isle of Wight, lower jaw and teeth of the N.W. Highlands, Prof. J. Nicol an anoplotherioid quadruped (Dicho- on the, 17; the Sussex coast, Mr. bune ovina) from the upper eocene Godwin-Austen on the, 40; Varna marl in the, 254 ; Dichodon cuspida- and its vicinity, Capt. Spratt on the, tus from the, 190; sectional lists of 72. the tertiarybeds at the, 109 ; sections Gneiss of Namaqualand,235 ; the north- of cliffs at, 108,109; the gravels of, 46. west of Scotland, 17. Jones, T. Rupert, on Esthcria minuta, Godwin-Austcn, R., on the newer ter- noticed, exxxix. INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Kelly, J., on the carboniferous rocks and tion of Manna Loa, 176; noticed, old red sandstone of Ireland, noticed, cxxxii. CXX. Mineral-veins of Namaqualand, 233. Kilauca, volcano of, 165. ------, Prof. Anstcd on some re- Kinahan, C. H., on the igneous rocks markable, 240. of the Berehaveu district, noticed, Mineral waters from the Turko-Persian .., CXXlll. frontier, 184. King, W., on the Permian formation of Molecular changes, Dr.Buist on, 11. Ireland, noticed, cxxviii. Moore, J. C., on the rocks of Kirkby, J. W., on some Permian fossils Wigtonshire, noticed, lxxxiii. from Durham, 213 ; noticed, cxxxviii. Morris, J., on the occurrence of allo- Kollyrite, Mr. Morris on, 16. phane at Charlton,Kent, 13 ; noticed, Kustenjeh, section at, 78. CXXXV. Laekenian tertiaries, 107. Moyle, H. J., and C. B. HHillier, notice Lake Van, analysis of the water from, •of the occurrence of metalliferous 186. ores and coal in Siam, 188. Laophis crotalo~des, 196. Murchison, Sir R., note on the relative Lias bone-bed;crustacean from the,360. position of the strata near Ludlow, Library Committee, Report of the, iii. containing the ichthyolites described Lima elegans, 85. by Sir P. Egerton, 290 ; reply on re- Permiwna, 217. ceiving for M. J. Barrande the Wol- Limestones, fossilfferous, of the North. lastou Medal, xxiv. western Islands, 17. Museum Committee, Report of the, iii. Limopsis texlurata, 86. Mysis (recent), 368. Livonati Hills on the Locrian coast, Namaqualand, Dr. Rubidge on the cop- section of the freshwater deposits per-mines of, 233. at the, 180. Newer tertiary deposits of the Sussex Longmynd, Mr. Salter on annelide- coast, 40. burrows and surface-markings from Nicol, James, on the red sandstone the Cambrian rocks of the, 199; and conglomerate, and the super- section of the, 200. posed quartz-rocks, limestones, and l,oxodon, Dr. Falconer on the, 315. gneiss of the north-west coast of Ludlow, Sir P. Egerton on some fish- Scotland, 17 ; noticed, lxxxiv. remains from the neighbourhood of, North America, description of some 282, 290. copper-lodes in, 242. Lyell, Sir C. (Vice-President), Address North Downs, some fossiliferous iron- on handing to Sir R. Murchison the stone occurring on the, 212. Wollastou Medal awarded to M. North-west Scotland, limestone, con. Joachim Barrande, xxiii. glomerates, and quartzites of, 17. Mammalia of the crag, Dr. Falconer on Nummulitic rocks near Varna, 74. the, 351. Oldham, T., geological survey of the Manchester, fossil crustacea from the Irrawaddy, noticed, cxi; on the iron- coal-measures near, 363. ores of Talcheer, noticed, cxxiv. Maryland, copper-lodes near Sykesville Onchus Murchisoni ?, 288. in, 242. Onchus, on, 289. Mastodon and Elephant occurring in Ongley, H. S., notice of the late earth- the fossil state in Great Britain, Dr. quake at Crete, 240. Falconer on the species of, 307. Oppel, A., on the Jura-formation, no- Mastodon, Dr. Falconer's diagnosis of ticed, xcii. the genus, 316; occurrence of the Owen, R., description of the lower bones of, in Chili, 291. jaw and teeth of an anoplotherioid Mastodon ( Tetralophodon) Arvernensis, quadruped (Dichobune ovina, Ow.) 324, 331, 333. from the upper eocene marl, Isle of -- longirostris, 324. Wight, 254 ; on Gastornis Parisiensis, ( Trilophodon) augustidegs, 323. noticed, cxxxvi; on mammalian re- Manna Los, in the island of Hawaii, mains from thecrag, noticed, cxxxvi ; volcanic eruptions at, 164; 170, 176. on the affinities of Stereognathus Metalliferous ores and coalin Siam, 188. ooliticus (Charlesworth), a rocks of Namaqualand, 233. from the oolitic strata of Stones- Microlestes antiquus, 281. field, 1 ; noticed, cxxxvi ; on the Miller, Mr., further notice of the erup- Dichodon cuspidatus (Owen), 190 ; INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

on the fossil vertebrae of a serpent (La- of the Rhenish provinces of Nassau, ophis crotaldides, Owen) discovered lxxxv; Dr. Wright on the pal~eonto- by Capt. Spratt in a tertiaryformation logy and stratigraphical relation of at Salonika, 196 ; noticed, cxxxvii. the sands hitherto called sands of Palichthyologic notes, No. 9, by Sir the inferior oolite, xci; Dr. Albert P. Egerton, 282. Oppel on the Jura formation, xcii; Paris tertiary group, 90. observations on the tertiary forma- Passage-beds of the Silurian and Devo- tions, xcv; Mr. Godwin-Austen on nian series, 291. the newer tertiary deposits of the Pectunculus umbonatus ?, 86. Sussex coast, xcvi; Mr. Prestwich's Percy, J., on the manufacture of sul- various papers on the tertiary forma- phate of magnesia, 187. tion, xcix; Mr. Prestwich on the Permian fossils from Durham, Mr. discovery recently made of a fossili- Kirkby on some, 213. ferous ironstone on the North Downs, Pholerite, Mr. Morris on, 16. cii ; Prof. Edward Forbes's work on Pictet and Humbert, on the Chelonians the Isle of Wight Tertiaries, edited of the Swiss mollasse, noticed, cxvi. by Mr. Godwin-Austen, ciii ; M. Des- Plagiaulax from Purbeck, description hayes's 'Description des Animaux of two species of the fossil mam- sans Vert~bres d~couverts darts le malian genus, by Dr. Falconer, 261. Bassin de Paris,' cv; Dr. De la Plagiaulax Becklesii, 262, 278. Harpe's ' Quelques Mots sur la flore .... minor, 262, 281. tertiaire de l'Angieterre,' cviii ; Plectrodus, species, 288. notice of the Museum of Economic Peele, H., on the Dead Sea, noticed, Geology in India, and the report by cxxxii. Mr. Oldham on the Irrawaddy river, Portlock, Col. (President), Address on exi; Capt. Spratt on the geology of presenting the proceeds of the Do- Varna and the neighbouring parts of nation Fund to Mr. Woodward, xxv; Bulgaria, cxi; Signor Cocchi on the Anniversary Address, February 20, igneous and sedimentary rocks of 1857, xxvi. Notices of Deceased Fel- Tuscany, cxiii; MM. Pictet and lows : the Rev. Dr. Buckland, xxv~i; Humbert on the chelonians of the Daniel Sharpe, xlv; Sir Alexander Swiss mollasse, cxvi; Mr. Prestwich Crichton, lxiv; Sir Benjamin Fon- on the peculiarities of the Paris basin seca Outram, lxvi; Nathaniel John as distinguished from those of the Larkin, lxviii ; Archdeacon Hare, London basin, cxviii; MM. Tuomey lxviii; Dr. Ure, lxix; Col. Lloyd, and Holmes on the pliocene fossils lxix ; M. Constant Pr4vost, lxxi ; the of South Carolina, cxix; MM. Degou- Rev. Mr. Image, lxxv. Notice of the s~e and Laurent on the Valenciennes death of Mr. Hugh Miller, lxxv; re- coal-basin, exix ; Mr. Kelly and Prof. view of geological progress, lxxvi; Haughton on the coal-formation of M. Casiano de Prado oil Almaden Ireland, and its relation to the old and the neighbouring mountains, and red sandstone, cxx ; Dr. C. H. Kina- MM. de Verneuil and Barrande on ban on the igneous rocks of the Spanish fossils, lxxvii; Prof. Hark. Berehaven district, cxxiii; the me- hess on the lowest sedimentary rocks moirs of the Geological Survey of of the south of Scotland, lxxviii ; India, relating to the Talcheer coal- on the Permian sandstones and field in the province of Cuttack, breccias of the south of Scotland, cxxiii ; notices of the gold of Assam lxxix, and Mr. Sharpe's observations and of the province of Martaban, in thereon, lx.xx ; Harkness on the geo- Burmah, by Capt. E. T. Dalton and logy of Dingle Territory, lxxxii ; Lieut.-Col. J. F. Hannay, exxv; no- Harkness and Blyth on the cleavage tice of a work on the coal-formation of the Devonian rocks of the south- of Saxony, by Prof. Harms Bruno west of Ireland, with Mr. Sharpe's Geinitz, exxv; Prof. King on mag- comments thereon, lxxxii; on the nesian limestone and Permian fossils Silurian rocks of Wigtonshire, by in Ireland, and Mr. Binney on the • Mr. J. C. Moore, Ixxxiii; Prof. J. extension of the limits of the Per- Nicol on the red sandstones and mian strata, cxxviii; the opinions of quartzites of the north-west of Scot- Prof. Hennessy, Mr. W. Hopkins, and land, lxxxiv; Guido and Fridolin M. Delesse on the influence of the Sandberger on the Devonian fossils earth's internal structure on the INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

length of the day, exxix~ Col. James cons crustacean and other fossils in and Capt. Clarke on the density of the magnesian limestone of Durham, the earth, cxxix ; the researches made cxxxviii; Mr. S. P. Woodward's de- by the coast survey of the United scription of the appearance of some States, and by Prof. A. D. Bache on Orthocerata from China, cxxxviii; the distribution of temperature in Mr. Binney on footprints in the mill- and near the Gulf-stream, cxxxi ; no- stone-grit of Tintwistle, Cheshire, tice of Mr. Poole's visit to the Dead cxxxix; Mr. Rupert Jones's notice Sea, cxxxii; the reports by Consul- that some of the minute species of General Miller on the eruption of Posidonomya should be removed from Manna Los in Hawaii, cxxxii ; Mr. the mollusca, and classed with the Babbage's paper on oceanic sedi- bivalved phyllopodous entomostraca, ments, cxxxii; Mr. Poulett Scrope's cxxxix; observations on the Museum views on the formation of craters and of Practical Geology and the School on the nature of the liquidity of lava, of Mining Science associated with cxxxii; Mr. James Gay Sawkins's it, cxl; thoughts on creation, and visit to the Friendly Islands, cxxxiii; conclusion, cxliii. papers on minerals by Dr. Rubidge, Pot-holes at Wick, 231. Mr. Dick, the Rev. R. H. Cobbold, Prado, C. de, on the Geology of Spain, and the Rev. W. S. Symonds, cxxxiii ; noticed, kxvii. notice of the coal-formation of the Prestwich, J., on some fossiliferous neighbourhood of Sydney, by Mr. J. • ironstone occurring on the North S. Wilson, cxxxiv; Mr. S. H. Beck- Downs, 212 ; on the correlation of the les's description of a cliff-section eocene tertiaries of England, France, from Hastings to Cliffend, cxxxiv; and Belgium; Part II. The Paris Mr. Bunbury on a peat-deposit near group continued, 89 ; noticed, xcix. Wretham Hall, Norfolk, cxxxiv ; ann. Proboscidea, Dr. Falconer on the, 310. lysis by Dr. Richardson and Mr. Prosoponiscus problematieus, 214. Browell of mineral waters brought Purbeck, Dr. Falconer's description of from the borders of Persia by Mr. two species of the fossil mammalian W. K. Loftus, cxxxv; Mr. J. Wol- genus Plagiaulax from, 261. ley's notice of an ice.carried boulder Pygoeephalus Cooperi, 363. at Borgholm, cxxxv; Mr. Cleghorn Quartzites of the north-west of Scot- on the origin of the potholes on the land, 17. surface of the rocks of Wick, cxxxv ; Rain-prints in the Cambrian rocks, 201. Mr. H. G. Bowen's sketch of the Recent and fossil ophidian vertebrae, geology of Trinidad, cxxxv; Mr. H. 197. J. Moyle's notice of the occurrence Red sandstone and conglomerate, and in Siam of various metalliferous ores, the superposed quartz-rocks, lime- cxxxv; the Rev. W. B. Clarke's note stones, and gneiss of the N.W. coast on volcanic bombs in the alluvial of Scotland, Prof. Nicol on the, 17. drift of Victoria and Tasmania, exxxv; Report, Annual, of the Council, i; of the Mr. Morris on allophane at Charlton, Library and Museum Committee, iii. Kent, cxxxv; Prof. Owen's papers Rhodes, Mr. Campbell on the occur- on the Stereognathus ooliticus from rence of'an earthquake at, 176. the Stonesfield slate, cxxxvi; Gastor- Richardson, T., and E. J. J. Browell, on his Parisiensis from the lower eocene the analysis of waters from the Turko- of Meudon, near Paris, exxxvi ; mam- Persian frontier, 184. malian fossils from the red crag of Ripple.marks in the Cambrian rocks, Suffolk, cxxxvi ; a large serpent from 201. Capt. Spratt's collection of Greek Rock-basins of Dartmoor, 231. freshwater tertiaries, cxxxvii; Mr. Rubidge, R. N., on the copper-mines of Salter on organic remains found in Namaqualand, 233 ; noticed, cxxxiii. the Longmynd, cxxxvii; on Diploee- Sables moyens, 107. ras, cxxxviii; on a new species of Salonika, Capt. Spratt on the fresh- Ascoceras from Ludlow, cxxxviii; Mr. water deposits of, 177 ; fossil verte- Salter's and Mr. W. H. Baily's notice brm of a serpent (Laophis crotaloides, of the fossils found in the chalk-flints Ow.) discovered by Capt. Spratt at, and greensand of Aberdeenshire, 183, 196. cxxxviii; Mr. J. W. Kirkby on the Salter, J. W., on annelide.burrows and occurrence of a minute malacostra- surface-markings from the Cambrian INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

rocks of the Longraynd, 199; no. Springbok Fontein mine in Namaqua- ticed, cxxxvii ; on Diploceras, no- land, 234. ticed, cxxxviii; on the cretaceous Stegodou, Dr. Falconer on the, 314. fossils of Aberdeenshire, 83 ; noticed, Stereognathus oolitieus, a mammal cxxxviii; on two Silurian species of from the oolitic slate of Stonesfield, Acidaspis from Shropshire, 210. Prof. Owen on the affinities of, 1. Sandberger, G. and F., on the Devonian Stonesfield, Prof. Owen on the Stereo- fossils of Nassau, noticed, lxxxv. gnathus ooliticus from, 1. San Fenlando, near Cienfuegos, in Sun-cracks in the Cambrian rocks, 201. Cuba, Prof. D. T. Ansted on the Surface-markings in the Cambrian copper-lodes at, 240. rocks, 199. Sawkins, J. G., on the Friendly Islands, Surf-ripple on the Cambrian rocks, 202. noticed, cxxxvi. SusSex coast, Mr. Godwin-Austen on Searbroite, Mr. Morris on, 16. the newer tertiary deposits of, 40. Scolithus and Scolites, Mr. Salter on, levels, deposits of the, 48. 204. Sykesville in Maryland, North America, Scotland, Dr. Thomson on some spe- copper-lodes near, 242. cies of Acidaspis from the lower Silu- Symonds, W. S., on burnt syenite, rian beds of the south of, 206. noticed, cxxxiii. ~, Prof. Nicol on the red sand- Synoptical table of the species of mas- stone and conglomerate, and the todon and elephant, 319. superposed quartz-rocks, limestones, Table of Barton fossils, 118 ; synchro- and gneiss of the north-west coast of, nous strata of the Paris tertiary 17. group, 133 ; the fossil shells at Braek. Scrope, P., on volcanos, noticed, cxxxii. lesham, which occur also in the Paris Section at Kustenjeh, Black Sea, 78; tertiaries, 93 ; range and distribution at Pagham creek, 68. of the mollusca of the Bracklesham Sections in Bulgaria, 72 ; in the north- sands and Barton clay in the English west of Scotland, 18. and French eocene marine series,134; Section of gravels near Cowes, 46; species of mastodon and elephant, Portsmouth harbour, 65; cliff at 319 ; times of appearance of the per- Alum bay, Isle of Wight, 109; at manent teeth in the ox, sheep, and White Cliff bay, Isle of Wight, 109 ; hog, 195. from High Cliff to Barton on the Tennessee, copper-lodes of, 245. coast of Hampshire, 108 ; the fresh- Tertiaries, Mr. Prestwich on the British water deposits at the Livonati hills and foreign, 89. on the Locrian coast, 180; the .... , newer, of the Sussex coast, 40. Hampshire coast, 45 ; the Longmynd, Tertiary formation at Salonika, fossil 200. vertebrm of a serpent discovered in Section of the copper.lodes in Mary- a, 183, 196. land, 244 ; Tennessee, 248 ; the ter- Tetralophodon, Dr. Falconer on the,313. tiaries in Oise, 110. Theobald, W., on the Talcheer coal- Semiescharipora mumia, 86. field, noticed, cxxiii. Serpent (Laophis crotaloides, Owen), Thomson, Wyville, on some species of fossil vertebrm of a, 196. kcidaspis from the lower Silurian Shropshire, Mr. Salter on two Silurian beds of the south;of Scotland, 206. species of Acidaspis from, 210. Trilophodon, Dr. Falconer on the, 313. Siam, notice of the occurrence of me- Toxaster, sp., 86. talliferous ores and of coal in, 188. Tropifer kevis, 361. Silurian species of Acidaspis, 206, 210. Tuomey and Holmes on the pliocene Skye, section in the southern part of, fossils of South Carolina, cxix. 31. Turko-Persian frontier, analysis of wa- South Africa, copper district of, 233. ters from the, 184. Spektakel mine in Namaqualand, 234. Varna and its vicinity, Capt. Spratt on Spratt, T. A. B., additional observa- the geology of, 72. tions on the geology of Bulgaria, 176; Verneuil, E. de, on Spanish fossils, no- on the freshwater deposits of Eub(ea, ticed, lxxvii. the coast of Greece, and Salonika, Visits to the crater of Mauna Loa, 164, 177; on the geology of Varna and 172. the neighbouring parts of Bulgaria, Volcanic bombs in Australasia~ the oc- 72 ; noticed, cxi. currence of, 188. INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Volcano of Mauna Loa in Hawaii, no- WoUaston Donation Fund, award of the tices of the recent eruptions from proceeds of, xxv. the, 164, 170, 176. Wollaston medal, award of the, xxiii. Waters from the Turko-Persian frontier, Wolley, John, notice of an ice-carried analysis of, 184. boulder at Borgholm, 189. Wade-mark8 in the Cambrian rocks, Woodward, S. P., on an Orthoceras 201. from China, noticed, cxxxviii; reply Weld, F. A., on the volcanic eruption on being presented with the proceeds at Hawaii in 1855-56, 163. of the Donation Fund, xxv. Wick, Mr. Cleghorn on pot-holes at, Wright, T., on the so-called sands of 231. the inferior oolite, noticed, xci. Wilson, J. S., on the geology of some Xiphodon, description of the genus, by parts of Australia, noticed, cxxxiv. Prof. Owen, 257.

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