ALPHABETICAL INDEX

TO THE

PROCEEDINGS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

[The referred to are described, and those of which the names are printed iff italics are also figured.] Africa, geology of~art~ of, 1, 4~3, 465 ; land, 533; reply to the'President on fossils from, 454 ; gold in'South, 1. receiving the Donation Fund "for Alkali-pits at the Lake of Van, 320. MM. Sandberger, xxvi, All~e Blanche, structure a~t.he racks Australia, bones in the auriferous el, 21. alluvium of, 405 ; geology of part of, Alluvium ~, ~lew South Wales, foa~il 399 ; gold-diggings in, 395 ; obsidian bones in, 405; obsidian bombs-m bombs in the auriferous alluvium of, the, 4"03. 403. of the Euphrates Valle~ 249. Award of the Donation Fond, xxv; Alps, Mr. Sharpe on the cleavage~truc- Wollaston Medal, xyA. tufe of part of the, 11 ; ~nnschelkaik Baculites ~ulcatus, 457. in the, 452 ; St. Ca~sian beds in the Ba~. hot sands and the French and Bel- 451. .glan tertiaries, table of fossils found aAlveolina-rocks of the TurkQ-Persian m the, 236. f~ntier, 278. ' Bagsbot sands, lower, and the Ypresien kmeriea, North, geology of parts of, sup~rieur, 232. 497;537. Baily, ~V. H., description of some cre- .4turn'ires Gardeni, 456. taceous fossils from South Africa, Soutonii, 455. 454. . Stangeri, 45~ Bakhtiyari Mountains, section in the, r"-'-" Urabulazi, 456. 285. A~alyses of soils from the Cotteswolds Ballarat go~d-diggings, 396. by Dr. Voeleker, 495. Banks's Peninsula, geology of, 526. Annelid-traeks in tile flagstones of Bar- Baphetes pla~iceps, Prof. Owen's addi- lae, 475. tional rem~l'ks on the skull of, 9. , Anniversary Address of the President, Barlae, fucoids, zoophytes, and anndlids xxvii. Sp.Jlso Hamil[on, ~V. J. in the flagstones of, 473~, Annual ~enePdl Meeting, i. Bay of Fundy, submerged forest at tile, Annhal Report, i. 119. AnthPacite ~chists" of Scotland, Prof. Bedford, E. J., notice of some raised Harkness onothe, ~168. 1J~aches in Argyllshir~, 549. Ararat, lavas of Mount, 315. Belgium, eoal-measures~Df, 533. ~lrca .Natalensi~ 461. Belgium, France, .and England, the ter- Uynzambaniensis, 46~.. tiari~s of, 206. Arctic America,..geology of, 497. Borrow Hill, section of, 194. " ", ": Archipelago, fossil' ~r from Beyneh, E., remarks ono the b~own coal

the, b38; gl~ology ~ the, 537. .... of North Germany, 550 _ ' Argyll~hire~ raised beaches in; 549. Blradlohtes eanalmulatus, 51. Asl~ott, sb.c~ion ofestuarine beds at, 49[. Bit u#ainous ~ products of. the Turko- ~sia Minor, eoal~f,z~ 6; fossils fr.onf, 58. Pexsian frontier, 269@ Kuriferous alluvia of N~w South'~ale% Black soil of Nagpilr, 354. "' fossil honos~m, 405 ; obsidian bombs -. Blue Mountain Range, g~lagy of the, h~the, 403.~ - . .. .~ ~'I~, -:---- deports jn ~r :%) . i~n" Islands, tidal ph~0aomenon at . , iron pyrites in, the Peel Riv~ 4the, 532. - district, 41)1. . Boulonnais, coal-measures of the, 535. ~-- rocks of At!stralia, 40~ ~ New Bovev Traceyl fossil seed-vessels from, Zealand, 35 ;South Afric0, 1. " 568. Aus.t~n, R. t3., qn land-surfac~ beneath Brachyops latic~ps, 37. the drift.g'ra,~el, 112 ; on the possiblt~ ~ Bracklesham beds and the French and extension oPthe'coal-aneasures be- , Belgian tertiaries, table of fossils neath thesouth-eastern'part of Eng- ) found in the, 236. ., INDEX TO THiS PROCEEDINGS.

Bray, W., on the geology, of Georgia, ferous alluvia of Australia, 405 ; on United States, 521; on the occur- the occurrence of obsidian bombs in rence of copper in Tennessee, 8. the auriferous alluvia of New South Breccia, , of Shropshixe and Wales, 403. Worcestershire, 187. Cleavage-structure of the rocks of Mont -, siliceous, of the Peel River di- Blanc, Mr. Sharpe on the, 11. strict, 400. Clent Hill, section of, 19~0. Breedon Hill, section of, 480. Climatal conditions of the Arctic Archi- Brickenden, L., on a Pterichthys from pelago, Sir R. I. Murchison on the, the old red sandstone of Moray, 31 ; 540. on the occurrence of glacial traces on Climate of the lternTmn epoch, 203. the Rock of Dumbarton, 27. Coal-deposits and plant-beds of India, British and foreign tertiaries, correla- Mr. ltislop on the, 555; of Central tion of the, 206. India, "~ of the, 376 ; of Thuringia, Brown-coal deposits of Northern Ger 418. many, 142, 550. C~al in Asia Minor, Mr. Sandison on Brown, J., and J. Prestwich on a f~, "the occurrence of, 476. siliferous drift near Salisbury, 101. Coal-measures of Belgium and North Brussa, earthquakes at, 543. Franc~ 533; origin of the, 535; Bunter and Permian rocks of England, pqpible existence of, in the ~E. of sections of the, 192, ]93, 195. England, 533.. Bunter sandstone of England, the ~four Coal of Pictou, reptile in the, 8. subdivisions of the, 188; of the Coals of New Zealand, 528. Hartz, 446 ; of Thuringia, 428. Coast-line of New Zealand, Mr. C*. Burdwan coal-beds, age of, 555. Forbes on the geology of, 52l. Buyuk Aladyn, nummulitic rock from, Coast" Range, geology of the, 516. 10. Coecoteuthis latipinnis, 124. Caprina adversa, 51. Compton Hill, section of warp-Qift at, .... Aguiiloni, 51 ; shell of, 50. 490. Caprinella, shell of, 52. Conglomerate beds of the Grampians, Caprinella triangularis, 52. 5t5. Caprinula Boissii, 52. , . . Copper in Tennessee, 8; in So~th Caprotma quadnpartlta, 50; shell of, 49. Africa, 467. deposits of New Zealand, Cornwall, sand-worn granite in, 549. 521. Coromandel Harbour, gold-diggings of, fossils from the Arctic Archipe- 31. lago, 53~; from the north-west coasts Correlation of the tertia~es of England, of North America, 519. France, and Belgium, Mr. 1Jrestwich land, extent of the old, 535. on the, 206. ----rocks of the Hartz, 441; of the CotteswoldHills,){r. Hullonthe, 477; Mackenzie l~iver, 511 ; of Thuringia, section of the, 4~0. 418. Council, Report of the, i. Cardium denticulatum, 460. Count~" Hi~l, fossil seeds from, 562. Carpolithes ovulum, 562. Crawford, J. C., on the geology of the Cascade Range, geology of the, 516. Port Nicholson district, New Zea- Cassel, t•rtiari'es of the hill of, 232. land, 530. Cephalopod, Prof. Owen on a new fos- Creswiek Creek gold-diggings, ,~97. " esil species of naked, 124. fossils from S~uth :A/flea, Chalk, sand-pipes in the, ~2, 64., Mr. Baily on some, 454. Q Charters, Major, on the geology of the ----locks in South Africa, Captain vicinity of Nice, 35. Garden on some, 453; of the Hartz, Chedworth ~alley, section of, 484. 447 ; of the Turko-P~rsian fro6ntier, Chemnitzia Sutherlandii, 459. 284. Chondrites ~nformis, 473. ~rqlbpodia Scotica, 475. - regularis, 473. i Urystalline roclm, range of, east of the Christiania, and ~ Ro&kyMountains, 500. rocks of, 161. Dawson, J. W., notice of the discovery Christiansand, sections near, 171. of a raptilian skull in the coal of Clarke, W. B., notes on the geology of Pictoa, 8 ; on a modern submerged New South Wales, 408 ; on the oe- , * forest at Fort Lawrence, Nova Scotia, eurrence of fossil bones in the anti. 1 ! q " INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Derik, travertin springs at, 302. Fossil bones in the auriferous alluvia of Devonian and Silurian rocks of Chris- Australia, Rev. Mr. Clarke on, 405. tiania, 161. cephalopod from the Kimmeridge Devoman rocks of the Eastern Gram- shales, Prof. Owen on a, 124.

plans, 544 ; of the Elk or Mackenzie . cranium and remains of Dieyno- River, 509 ; of Thuringia, 412 ; of don, Prof. Owen on the, 532, 541. the Hartz, 436. fish from Sydney, 408. Diceras arietinum, 53, 54 ; shell of, 49. - . fucoids of South Scotland, 473. Dicynodon from South Africa, remains mammalian skull from Jamaica, of, 532, 541. Prof. Owen on a, 54l.

strata, South Africa, 3. -- plants of the Mackenzie River Dicynodon tigriceps, 532, 541. basin, 512. See also Plants, fossil. Dieppe, coast-section near, 118; Lon- --saurian bones from the Arctic don clay near, 230. Archipelago, 538. Discovery. of reptilian remains in the ----seed-vessels from Bovev Tracey, coal of Pictou, Mr. Dawson on thee8. Dr. Hooker on some, 56"6; from Dizful, section at, 261. Lewisham, Dr. Hooker on some, 562. Donation Fund, award of the, xxv. ---- wood from the Arctic Archipe- Donations to the Library, 85, 145, 38~,~j lago, 538 ; of New Siberia, 513. 571. Fossiliferous drift-deposits near the Re- ~ ---- to the Museum, viii. culvers, Mr. Prestwich on some, 110 ; Drift-deposits of the Cotteswolds, 492. near Salisbury, Messrs. Prestwieh and wood of the Arctic Archipelago, Brown on a, 101. 536. ---- gravel at itackney, Mr. Prestwich Duckton, occurrence of copper near, 8. on, 107. Dumbarton Rock, glacial traces on, 27. Fossils from Kirrind, 267, 277; from Dumfriesshire, anthracite schists of, Oregon, 517 ; from Swanage, 123 ; 468. from the cretaceous rocks of the Dunedin, coal from, 529. Turko-Persian frontier, 289; from Earthquakes at Brussa, Mr. Sandison the cretaceous rocks of South Africa, on the, 543. 456; from the Keuper of Pendock, Elbingerode, section near, 438. 450; from the Silurian rocks of Elevatory movements of North Ame- North America, 505, 507; of the rica, 514 ; of New Zealand, 526, 531. freshwater deposit of Nagpur, Cen- Elk River, geology of the, 509. tral India, 360 ; of the Permian rocks, English, French, and Belgian tertiaries, 197 ; of the sandstone formation of 206. Nagpur, Central India, 370. Erratic ph~enomena of the Cotteswolds, , pleistocene, at West Hackney, 487. lI0; from near the Reculvers, 111 ; Estuarine deposits of the Cotteswolds, near Salisbury, 106. 490. Fox, R. W., on sand-worn granite near Eureka gold-diggings, 395. the Land's End, 549. Extension of the coal-measures beneath Fractures in the nummulitic rocks of the south-east of England, Mr. R. G. the Turko-Persian frontier, 282. Austen on the possible, 533. Fragments of fir-wood and rock-speci- Faults of the Cotteswolds, 486. mens from the Arctic Archipelago, Fisherton, pleistocene deposit at, 102. Sir R. I. Murchison on, 536. Fluctuation of water-level in the Lake France, Belgium, and England, the ter- of Van, 318. tiaries of, 206. Fluviatile deposits of the Cotteswolds, France, pleistocene land-surfaces of the 488. coast of, 117. Foliation in rocks, Mr.D.Forbes on,:166. Freshwater deposits of Nagpur, Cen- Foilieulites minutulus, 566. tral India, 356. Forbes, C., on the geology of New Zea- Fucoidal remains in South Scotland, land, with notes on its carboniferous Prof. Harkness on the, 473. deposits, 521. Garden, R. J., notice of some cretaceous Forbes, D., on the causes producing fo- rocks near Natal, South Africa, 453. liation in rocks, and on some observed Geological distribution of the Hippuri- cases of foliated structure in Norway tidae, 53. and Scotland, 166. - map of Christiania, Sir R. I. Mur- Fort Lawrence, submerged forest at, 119. chison on M. Th. Kjerulf's, 161. INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Geology. of Coromandel Harbour di- Hackney, West, pleistocene deposit at, strict, New Zealand, 32 ; of New Zea- 107. land, 521 ; of part of Natal, 465 ; of Hamilton, W. J., on a specimen of part of New South Wales, 408; of nummulitie rock from the neighbour- part of South Africa, 3 ; of Port Ni- hood of Varna, 10 ; on the brown cholson district, New Zealand, 530; coal of North Germany, 550 ; on the of the Arctic Archipelago, 537; of coal of Asia Minor, 477 ; on the ter- the Nagpur territory, Central India, tiary formations of the North of Ger- 349 ; of the northernmost parts of many, with special reference to those America, 497; of the Peel River of Hesse Cassel and its neighbour- district, 399 ; of the Turko-Persian hood, 126. frontier, 247 ; of the vicinity of Nice, tlamilton, W. J. (President), Address 35. on presenting the Wollaston Medal Germany, palaeozoic rocks of, 409. to Sir R. I. Murchison for Sir H. T. , North, the tertiaries of, 126. Delabeche, xxi ; Address on present- Gidad Hill, section of, 358. ing the Donation Fund Award to the Gilehrist, W., on the origin and forma- Secretary for MM. Sandberger, xxv ; tion of the red soil of Southern India, Anniversary. Address, xxvii. Notices 552. of Deceased Fellows : Edward Forbes, Glacial traces on Dumbarton Rock, 27. xxvii; Sir John Franklin,xxxvi; Prof. Glaciers and icebergs, supposed exist- Jameson, xxxviii ; Arthur Aikin, xli ; ence of, in the Permian epoch, 185. Dr. Stanger, xlii; the Rev. H. M. Glenkiln, section of, 469. Delacondamine, xliii; James Hall, Gneiss of Mont Blanc, foliation of the, 20. xliii; Dr. G. F. Fischer de Wald- Gold-bearing deposits at Creswick heim, xliv; British geology and the Creek, section of, 398. Geological Society's Proceedings,xlv; rocks of New Zealand, 35 ; of Murchison's Siluria, noticed, xlv; South Africa, 1. Sedgwick on the May Hill Sandstone Gold-fields of Victoria, Mr. Rosales on and Palaeozoic System of the British the, 395. Isles, noticed, xlvii; Geological Sur- Gold-diggings of Coromandel Harbour, vey, xlvii ; Salter's Decade of Trilo- Mr. Heaphy on the, 31. bites, noticed, xlix; E. Hopkins on Gold, drift, formation of, in Australia, vertical lamination of rocks, xlix ; D. 402. Sharpe on the struetureof Mont Blanc , native, formation of, in Australia, and the cleavage-structure of rocks, l; 401. D. Forbes on foliated rocks, 1 ; West- Grampians, section of the eastern ex- wood on fossil insects of the Purbeck tremity of the, 547. formation, li ; Owen on fossil mam- Granite worn by blown sand in Corn- mals and reptiles of the Purbeek wall, 549. formation, li ; Egerton on fossil fish Granitic rocks of Nagpur, 351, 379; from Egypt, lii ; Prestwich on the of the Hudson Bay territories, 501 ; London Clay and the Bracklesham of the Turko.Persian frontier, 291. tertiaries, liii ; Prestwich on the cor- Graptolites from the South of Scotland, relation of the British and foreign 475. tertiaries, liv ; Deshayes on estuary Graptolite-shales of South Scotland, shells at Ri]ly, lv ; Palveontographical 469. Society's monographs, Iv; Morris's Grauwaeke, lower, of Thuringia, 412. Catalogue of British Fossils, Iv; fo- Gravel-pipes iu the chalk, 64. reign geology, ]vi; Murchison's re- Gravels and old land-surfaces of the searches in Thuringia and the Hartz, Valley of the Wey, 115. lvi; Credner's researches in Thu- Gravels of the Turko-Persian frontier, ringia, lviii ; Sandberger's researches 252. in the Devonian , lix; F. Graves, P. W., notice of the occurrence Roemer's researches in the Devonian of a tidal ph~cnomenon at Port Lloyd, of the Eifel, Ix ; Kjerulf's researches Bonin Islands, 532. in Christiania, lxi ; De Koninck's and Gypsiferous rocks of the Turko-Persian Le Hon's researches in the erinoidea, frontier, 254. lxi ; Geinitz's researches in the coal- Gypsum rocks of Chamounix, 18. deposits of Saxony, lxii; RSssler's Habichts Wald and WilhelmshShe, sec- and Reuss's researches in the fossils tions at, 127. of the zecbstein of the Wetterau, INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Ixiii; researches of Emmerich, Mur. Hartz, pakeozoic rocks of the, 430. chison, Hauer, Suess, Escher, and Heaphy, C., on the gold-bearing district Merian in the trias of the Alps and of Coromandcl Harbour, New Zea- in the San Casciano beds, lxiii; Re- land, 31. nevier's researches at the Perte du Hemiaster Forbesii, 463. Rhone, lxix; Bosquet's researches in Hesse Cassel, the tertiaries of, 126. the brachiopoda and crustacea of the Highlands, geology of part of the, MaestIicht and Limburg beds, lxix ; 544. Bornemann's researches in the lias Hippurites eolliciatus, 58. fossils of GSttingen, lxx ; Reuss's re- eornu-vaeeinum, 42, 45. searches in the cretaceous rocks of corrugatus, 58. Gosau and Wolfgang, lxx; Jordan, ----, description of the shell of the, 41. Von Meyer, and Goldenberg's re- -- Loftusi, 58. searches in the crustacea and insects radiosus, 43. of the Saarbrnck coal-deposits, lxxi ; Toucasiauus, 44. tertiary geology, lxxi ; He'bcrt's and vesiculosus, 59. Rencvier's researches in the nummu- Hippuritid~e, affinities of the, 46 ; geo- litic fossils of Savoy, lxxi; researches logical distribution of the, 53; Mr. in the tertiary deposits of the Nether- Woodward on the, 40. lands by Harting and others, lxxii ; Hirschberg, sections at the, 131. H~bert's researches in the tertiaries His]op, S., on the connexion of the of Paris, lxxiv; Bou6 on the depth Umret coal-beds with the plant-beds of former seas and heights of former of Nagpur, and of both with those of mountains, lxxv; Sandberger, Bey- Burdwan, 555. rich, Dunker, Hamilton, Reuss, Kuh, Hislop, S., and R. Hunter on the geo- and Labecki on the tertiaries of logy and fossils of the neighbourhood North Germany, lxxv; Neugeboren of Nagpur, Central India, 345. on tertiary fossils in Transylvania, Hooker, J. D., on some minute seed- lxxx; HSrnes on the tertiaries of vessels from the Eocene beds of Hungary and Transylvania, lxxx; Lewisham, 562 ; on some small seed- Bianconi on the pleioeenic ocean, vessels from the Bovey Tracey coal, lxxxi ; Kaup's photographic illustra- 566. tions of Darmstadt fossil mammalia, Hopkins, E., on the vertical and meri- lxxxi ; De Rayneval, Van den Hecke, dional lamination of primary rocks, and Ponzi on the tertiary fossils of 143. Monte Mario, lxxxii ; Massalongo on Hornblende dykes in Southern India, the fossil flora of Sinigaglia, lxxxiii ; 553. De Verneuil and De Lori~re on the Howler's Heath, section of, 195. geology of Spain, lxxxiii ; geology of Hiibingstcin, section at, 440. Asia, lxxxiii ; De Tchihatcheff on the Hudson Bay territories and other parts geology of Asia Minor, lxxxiii ; Lof- of North America, Mr. Isbister on tus on the geology of the Turko-Per. the geology of, 497. sian frontier, lxxxvi; Greenough's Hull, E., on the physical geography and geological map of India, lxxxvii; pleistocene ph~enomena of the Cot- Hislop and Hunter on the geology of tcswold Hills, 477. the Nagpur district, lxxxvii; Bayle Icebergs and glaciers, supposed exist- and Ville on tertiary and secondary ence of, in the Permian epoch, 185. fossils from Oran andAlgiers,lxxxviii; Igneous rocks of the Turko-Pcrsian Foetterle's geological map of Central frontier, 293 ; of Nagpur, 356. and Southern America, lxxxviii; Impressed boulders of the old red con- general geological works, lxxxix; glomerates, 545. Ehrenberg's Mikrogeologie, lxxxix ; India, Central, labyrinthodont reptile Cotta's Gcologischer Bilder, xc; De- from, 37; coal-deposits and plant- lesse and Saemann on the action of beds of, 555 ; geology of Nagpur in alkalies on rocks, xc; Delanouc on Central, 345 ; Southern, the red soft metamorphism, xc; conclusion, sub- of, 552. division of geological formations, xci. Inoeeramus expansus, 462. Harkness, R., on the anthracitic schists Isbister, A. K., on the geology of the and fucoidal remains occurring in the Hudson Bay territories, and of por- Lower Silurian rocks of South Scot. tions of the arctic and north-western land, 468. regions of America, 497. INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Isle of Wight, pleistocene land-surfaces London clay and the French tertiaries, of the, 116. table of fossils found in the, 227. Jmgersborg, sections at, 167, 173. - and the Ypresien inf~ricur, Jamaica, fossil mammal from, 54I. 229. Jomfruland, section in the island of, London tertiaries, 206. 179. tertiary district, Mr. Prestwich Jura, raised beach in, 549. on the sand-pipes in the chalk of character of the Nagpur sand- the, 64. stone formation, 376; fossils from Lower tertiaries of France, Belgium, North-west America, 519 ; rocks of and England, 206. the Hartz, 447. Lunga Islands, raised beach in, 549. Kapanga, gold-diggings on the, 33. Lass, quartz-vein at, 170. Kattra shales, 560. Mackenzie River, geology of the, 509. Kerera Island, raised beach in, 549. Magdeburg, tertiaries of, 135. Kerkhah Valley, section in the, 265. M~gdesprung, section at, 432. Keuper of the Hartz, 446 ; of Thu- Mahadewa Hills, coal-deposits of the, ringia, 429; rocks of England, sec- 556. tions of the, 190, 193, 194 ; sand- Mangali, fossil reptilian skull from, 37 ; stone of Pendock, Reu. Mr. Symonds sandstone with plants at, 370. on fossils from the, 450. Marlstone platforms of the Cotteswolds, Kimmeridge clay, fossil naked cephalo- 485. pod from the, 124. Marshes of the Bay of Fundy, 122. Kirrind, sections at, 265, 275. Massacre Bay, coai from, 528. Kjerulf's geological map of Christiania, Mataawai, gold-digging~ on the, 34. Sir R. [. Murchison on, 161. Mayence basin, age of the tertiary, beds Kota, bituminous shales of, 559. of the, 137. Krageroe, section near, 177. Merian, on the St. Cassian beds be- Kopfer-schiefer of the Hartz, 444; of tween the keuper and the lias in the Thuringia, 425. Vorarlberg Alps, 451. Labyrinthodont reptile from Central Metallic minerals of the Peel River India, Prof. Owen on the cranium of district, 402. a, 37. Metals found near Nagpur, 380. Lacustrihe deposit in Luristan, 251. Metamorphic and Devonian rocks of Lake of Urumia, 306; of Van, 317. the Eastern Grampians, Prof. Nicol Lamination of rocks, Mr.. E. Hopkins on the, 544. on the, 143. Metamorphic rocks of Nagpur, 351, Landenian sands, 211. 379 ; of the Turko-Persian frontier, Land.surfaces beneath the drift-gravel, 290. Mr. Austen on the, 112. Mica-schist with dichroit, 174. Laterite of the Nagpur territory, 353, Minerals in the trap-rocks of Nagpur, 355. 366. Lauthenthal, section of the, 439. Monopleura imbricata, 51. Lechampton Hill, ancient sea-beach at, Mont Blanc, Mr. Sharpe on the struc- 487. ture of, II. Leimbach, section at, 443. Moray, a Pterichthys from, 31. Lewisham, fossil seed-vessels from, 562. Morris, J., and Sir R. I. Murehison on Library Committee, Report of the, iii. the pal~eozoic rocks of Thuringia and Liekey, section of the, 190. the Hartz, 409. Lignites of Bovey Tracey, 566 ; of the Motopipi, coal from, 528. Mackenzie River basin, 511 ; of the Mountain-ranges of South Africa, 6. Woolwich and Reading series and the Mount Grey, New Zealand, geology of, ]ignites du Soissonnais, 217 ; of New 525. Zealand, 521. Mungerrah, section at, 272. Limestone-gravel of Dizfui, 252. Murchison, Sir R. I., additional ob- List of works relating to the geology of servations on the ~ilurian and Devo- the northernmost parts of America, nian rocks near Christiania in Nor- 498. way, 161 ; reply to the President on Lits coquilliers and Sables divers, 232. receiving the Wollaston Medal for Loftus, W. K., on the geology of por- Sir H. T. Delabeche, xxiii; on the tions of the Turko-Persian frontier occurrence of numerous fragments and of the districts adjoining, 247. of fir.wood in the Arctic Archipelago, INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

with remarks on the rock-specimens skull of Baphetes planiceps, 9 ; de- brought from that region, 536 ; and scription of the cra.nium of a lahy- J. Monis, on the palaeozoic and their rinthodont reptile from Mangali, associated rocks of the Thiiringer- Central India, 37; notice" of a new wald and the IIartz, 409. species of an extinct genus of di- Muschelkalk of the Alps, 452; of the branchiate cephalopod from the up- Iiartz, 446 ; of Thuringia, 429. per oolitic shales at Kimmeridge, Museum Committee, Report of the, iv. 124; notice of some new reptilian ~agpur and its vicinity, Central India, fossils from the Purbeek beds near Rev. Messrs. Hislop and Hunter on Swanage, 123 ; on the fossil cranium the geology of, 345; plant-beds of, of Dicynodon from Southhfrica,532; 555. on the fossil sk~l of a mammal from Natal, cretaceous rocks and fossils from Jamaica, 541 ; o'h the remains of Di- near, 453; Dr. Sutherland on the cynodon from South Africa, 541. geology of, 465. Pal~eochorda major, 473. Natica mullistriala, 460. teres, 474. Nelson, New Zealand, geology of, 524. Palaeozoic rocks of Saxony, 417 ; of tlle Nereites multiforis, 476. Turko-Persian frontier, 290 ; of Thu- New South Wales, fossil bones in the ringia and the Hartz, Sir R. I. Mur- auriferous alluvium of, 405 ; obsidian chison and Prof. Morris on the, bombs in the auriferous alluvium of, 409. 403; the Rev. Mr. Clarke on the Parma sandstones, 560. geology of, 408. Paris tertiary group, 208. New Zealand, geology of part of, 530 ; Peat-beds at Bovey Tracey, 566. geology of the coast-Hue of, 521; Pebble-beds of the English and French gold-diggings in, 31. tertiaries, 220. Nice and its vicinity, Major Charters on Peel River district, Mr. Odernheimer the geology of, 35. on the geology of the, 399. Nicol, J., on the section of the meta- Pendock, Worcestershire, fossils from morphic and Devonian strata at the the keuper of, 450. eastern extremity of the Grampians, Permian breccia of Shropshire and 544. Worcestershire, Prof. Ramsay on the, North America, geology of part of, 497. 187 ; epoch, probable climate of the, Northern drift of the Cotteswolds, 492. 203; epoch, Prof. Ramsay on the Northern Germany, brown coal of, 550; probable existence of glaciers and relative age of the tertiaries of, 136. icebergs in the, 185; rocks of Eng- Norway~ foliated structure of rocks in, land, sections of the, 188, 190; of 166; Silurian and Devonian rocks the Hartz, 443; of Thuringia, 418. of, 161. Persia, geology of parts of, 247. Nova Scotia, reptilian remains in the Physical geography of part of New coal of, 8 ; submerged forests of, 119. Zealand, 31 ; of the Cotteswold Hills, Nummulitic rock from near Varna, 477 ; of the Nagpur district, 345. Mr. Hamilton on a specimen of, 10; Pietou, reptilian skull in the coal of, 8. rocks of the Turko-Persian frontier, Pine-cone from Bovey Tracey, 567. 270. Pipes and furrows in calcareous and Ober Kaufungen, section at, 129. non-calcareous strata, Mr. Trimmer Obsidian bombs in the auriferous allu- on, 62. via of New South Wales, Rev. Mr. Plan and sections of Dumbarton Rock, Clarke on, 403. 28. Odernheimer, F., on the geology of Plants, fossil, from the Bovey Tracey part of the Peel River district in lignite, 566; from the keuper of Australia, 399. Worcestershire, 451 ; of the sand- Old red sandstone of Moray, a Pter- stone formation of Central India,371. ichthys from the, 31. Pleistocene deposits at West Hackney, Orange River Sovereignty, gold found 107 ; at Wear Farm, near the Recfil- in the, 1. vers, 110; near Salisbury, 101; of Oregon territory, geology of the, 517. northernmost America, 514. Oronsay, raised beach in, 549. fossils of North-west America, 520. Orthography, Arabic, 325 ; Hindu, 345. land-surfaces, Mr. Austen on, 112. Ostrea cornucopia, 41. ph~enomena of the Cotteswolds,' Owen, R., additional remarks on the 487. INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Plutonic rocks of Nagpur, 351, 379; Rocks, foliated structure of, 11, 143, of the Turko.Persian frontier, 291. 166. Port Lloyd. tidal phamomenon at, 532. Rocky Mountains, geology of the, 501. Port Nicholson, Mr. Crawford on the Rosales, H., on the gold-fields of Bad. geology of, 530. larat, Eureka, and Creswick Creek, Preservation Island, coal from, 528. Victoria, 395. Prest;wich, J, on a fossiliferous bed of Rothe-todte-liegende of Thuringia, 418. the drift-period near the Reculvers, Rubidge, R. N., on the occurrence of 110 ; on a fossiliferous deposit in the gold in tbetrap-dykes intersecting the gravel at West Hackney, 107 ; on the Dicynodon strata of South Africa, 1. correlation of the eocene tertiaries Rudista, the structure and affinities of of England, France, and Belgium, the, 40. 206 ; on the origin of the sand- and Saalfeld, section near, 415. gravel-pipes in the chalk of the Lon- Sables inf~rieurs, group of the, 208. don tertiary district, 64; and J. Sachswerfen, section at, 445. Brown, on a fossilfferous drift near St. Cassian beds in the Vorarlberg, Salisbury, 101. Prof. Merian on the, 451. Prorastomus sireno~des, 541. Salisbury, fossiliferous drift near, 101. Protovirgularia dichotoma, 475. Salt of the Lake of Urumia, 306, 309. Ptericht~ys from the old red sand- Sandi.~on, D., notice of the earthquakes stone of Moray, Capt. Brickenden on at Brussa, 543 ; notice of the occur- a, 31. rence of coal near the Gulf of Nieo- Purbeek, reptilian remains from, 123. media, 476. Pusaasen, section at, 178. Sand-pipes, Mr. Prestwich on, 64" Mr. Quartz-vein near Ballarat, section of, Trimmer on, 62. 396. Sandstone formation of Central India, Radiolites cylindraceus, 45 ; description 560; of the Nagpur territory, 352, of the shell of, 46. 369. Hceninghau~ii, 49. Sand-worn granite in Cornwall, Mr. mammillaris, 46, 48. Fox on, 549. Mantelli, 60. Saurillu, obtugu,, 123. Mortoni, 47, 59. Saxony, padmozoie rocks of, 417. Raised beach of Leehampton Hill, 487. Scalaria ornata, 459. Raised beaches in ArgyUshire, Capt. Scandinavia, Silurian and Devonian Bedford on some, 549. rocks of, 163. Ramsay, A. C., on the occurrence of Schistose rocks of Nagpur, 351, 379 ; angular, subangular, polished, and of the Turko-Persian frontier, 290. striated fragments and boulders in Scotland, foliated structure of rocks in, the Permian breccia of Shropshire, 166; metamorphic and Devonian Worcestershire, &c., and on the pro- rocks of a part of, 544. bable existence of glaciers and ice- Secondary rocks of the Hartz, 446 ; of bergs in the Permian epoch, 185. the Turko-Persian frontier, 283. Rastrites Barrandi, 475. Sections and plan of Dumbarton Rock, Reculvers, pleistocene deposits near 28. the, 110. Selmas, section of the plain of, 300. Red soil of Nagpur, Central India, 354 ; Sharpe, D., on the structure of Mont of Southern India, Dr. Gilchrist on Blanc and its environs, 11. the, 552. Shingle-beach at Lechampton Hill, 487. Regur of Nagpur, 354. Shropshire and Worcestershire, the Report, Annual, i; of the Council, i; Permian rocks of, 187. of the Library Committee, iii ; of the Silicifieation of slaty rocks in Australia, Museum Committee, iv. 400; (supposed) of limestone in Reptilian skull in the coal of Pictou, Norway, 183. Nova Scotia, 8. Silurian and Devonian rocks of Chris- remains from Swanage, Prof. tiania, Sir R. I. Murchison on the, Owen on, 123. 161. Requienia ammonia, 54. Silurian basin of Hudson Bay, 503; of Lousdalei, 53 ; shell of, 53. Lake Winnipeg, 501. Rhytidosporura ovulum, 562. rocks of Great Slave Lake, 510 ; Rise of land in New Zealand, 531. of the Hartz, 431 ; of Thuringia, 412. Rock-salt of Urumia, 306, 309. schists of South Scotland, 473. INDEX TO THE PROCEEDINGS.

Sitabaldi Hill, section oL 350. Travertin springs of Derik, 302. Skull of a labyrinthodont reptile from Trias of the Hartz, 446 ; of Thuringia, Mangali, 37; of Baphetes planiceps 428. from the coal of Pictou, Mr. Dawson Trichoides ambiguus, 474. and Prof. Owen on the, 8. Trigonia elegans, 461. Smithfield, South Africa, gold found Trimmer, J., additional observations on nea~, 1. the occurrence of pipes and furrows Soda-lmsins at the Lake of Van, 312,320. in calcareous and non-calcareous Soils of the Cotteswolds,analyses of, 495. strata, 62. Solarium pu~ehellum, 457. Tufaceous rocks of the Turko-Persian South Africa, cranium of Dicynodon frontier, 302, 310. from, 532; copper-bearing rocks of, Turkey in Asia mlogy of parts of, 247. 467; cretaceous fossils from, 454; Turko-Persian n~ntier, Mr. Loftus on cretaceous rocks in, 453 ; geology of the geology of the, 247. part of, 465 ; gold in, 1 ; mountain- Turritella Bonei, 458. ranges of, 6 ; remains of Dieynodon Meadii, 458. from, 532, 541. Renauxiana, 458. Sphmrulite-limestone of the Turko- Umret coal-deposits, 535. Persian frontier, 284. Urumia, lake of, 306. Sphmrulites, structure of, 46. Val Ferret, structure of the rotks of, 21. Stagbury Hill, section of, 193. Valleys of the Cotteswolds, 481. Stoke Newington, Mr. Prestwich on Van, lake of, 307. the gravel at, 107. Varna, nummulitic rock from, 10. Structure of sand-pipes, 77. Vertical and meridional lamination of Submerged forest in Nova Scotia, Mr. rocks, Mr. E. Hopkins on, 143. Dawson on, 119. Voeleker, A., analyses of soils from th~ Sutherland, P. C., on the geology of Cotteswold Hills, 495. Natal, South Africa, 465. Volcanic bombs in the auriferous allu- Swanage, reptilian remains from, 123. vium of New South Wales, 403. Switzerland, cleavage-structure of rocks rocks of the Turko-Persian fron- in, 11. tier, 293, 313. Symonds, W. S,, notice of fossils from Volula ri#ida, 459. the keuper sandstone of Pendock, Vorarlberg, St. Cassian beds in the, 451. Worcestershire, 450, Waikato, coal from, 529. Table of the correlation of the tertiaries Warp-drift of the Cotteswolds, 489. of England, France, and Belgium, Wars Hill, section of, 192. 240; of the marlstone platforms of Wattle Flat, section of, 406. the Cotteswolds, 485 ; of the pal,co- Weinheim, age of the tertiary beds at, zoic rocks in Germany, 448. 137. Tangs or clefts in the Turko-Persian Weiss-liegende of Thuringia, 424. frontier, 282. Wellenkalk of Thuringia, 429. Tennessee, copper in, 8. Westeregeln, tertiary beds at, 135. Tertiaries of England, France, and Bel- Wetterau, brown coal of the, 142. gium, Mr. Prestwich on the correla- Wey, gravels and old land-sm'faees of tion of, 206. the Valley of the, 115. Tertiary formations of North Germany, Wollaston Medal, award of the, xxi. Mr. Hamilton on the, 126. Woodbury Hill, section of, 193. fossils of North-west America, V/'oodward, S. P., on the structure and 517, 519. affinities of the Hippuritidm, 40. rocks of the Turko-Persian fron- Woolwich and Reading series, 217. tier, 254. Woolwieh sands and s~/bles de Bra- Thanet sands and the Landenien inf~- eheux, 213. rieur, 211. Worcestershire and Shropshire, the Thiiringerwald, palmozoic rocks of, 409. Permian rocks of, 187. Tidal phmnomenon at Port Lloyd, Mr. Worcestershire, keuper fossils from, Graves on a, 532. 450. Trap-dykes, gold in, South Africa, 1. Ypresian clay and sands, 220, 232. Trap-rocks of Nagpur, 351,356, 367 ; Zeehstein of the Hartz, 444; of Thu- of the Turko-Persian frontier, 293. ringia, 425.

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