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APPENDIX (B.)

EOLL

OF THE

EDINBURGH GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

(Corrected to 1st June 1877.)

I. HONORARY FELLOWS.

(The number is limited by Law to Twelve.)

His Grace THE DUKE OF ARGYLL, K.T., D.C.L., F.R.S., Chancellor of the University of St Andrews ; Inveraray Castle, Argyllshire, and Argyll Lodge, Campden Hill, London. Patron of the Society. * JOACHIM BARRANDE, Corres. Mem. Imp. Acad., Vienna, 22 Rue de l'Odlon, Paris, and 419 ELleinseite, Choteksgasse, Prague. ANDREW CROMBIE RAMSAY, LL.D., F.R.S., V.P.G.S., Director-General of the Geological Surveys of the United Kingdom, Geological Museum, Jermyn Street, London, S.W. THOMAS DAVIDSON, of Muirhouse, F.R.S., 3 Leopold Road, Brighton. EDWARD WILLIAM BINNEY, F.R.S., 55 Peter Street, Manchester. DAVID PAGE, LL.D., F.R.S.E., Professor of Geology in the College of Physical Science, Newcastle-upon-Tyne ; President of the Society, 1866-8. ARCHIBALD GEIKIE, LL.D., F.R.S., Professor of Geology in the University of Edinburgh, and Director of the Geological Survey of Scotland, India Build­ ings ; President of the Society, 1868-74. JOHNHUTTON BALFOUR, M.A., M.D., F.R.S., Secy. R.S.E., Professor of Botany in the University of Edinburgh, 27 Inverleith Row. JAMES NICOL, F.R.S.E., Professor of Natural History in the University of Aberdeen. THOMAS C. ARCHER, F.R.S.E., Director of the Museum of Science and Art, Chambers Street. THOMAS B. JOHNSTON, F.R.S.E., of Messrs W. and A. K. Johnston, Geographica Publishers, 4 St Andrew Square. WILLIAM NELSON, of Messrs Thomas Nelson and Sons, Publishers, Hope Park Crescent.

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II. ORDINARY FELLOWS.

(Those Fellows who Time for their Annual Subscriptions by becoming " Life Members " are markedwith an asterisk. The dates indicate when the Fellows were elected.) *Archibald, John, Devonvale, Tilli- Dalzell, John Brown, Merchant, coultpy;(1868). Lesmahagow (1866). Armstrong, William, Jnn., M.E., Daniell, Alfred* M.A., B.Sc, 19 Pelaw House, Chester le Street, Gillespie Crescent (1877). England (1869). *Deans, P.D., Mount Charles, Austine, John, Oak Lodge, Hamil­ Portobello (1876). ton (1866). Dick, Robert, Coalmaster, Wynd- *Balfour, Isaac Bayley, D.Sc, Edin., edge Colliery, by Motherwell 27 Inverleith Row (1874). (1865). Beattie, William, Builder, 4 Dick, Thomas, Parish Schoolmaster, Frederick Street (1870). Kirknewton (1870). Begbie, William M., Crown Circus, 30 Douglas, Robert, Solicitor and Dowanhill, Glasgow (1866). Town-clerk, Berwick-on-Tweed Belfrage, Andrew, C.E., 1 Erskine (1874). Place (1868). Drummond, Henry, Free Church Bell, Robert, Coalmaster, Broxburn College, Mound (1873). (1866). Drummond, William, S.S.C., 21 Binning-Home, G. H. Munro, of Charlotte Square,(1868). Argaty, Doune, Stirling (1873). Farquharson, Thos. Ker, Account­ 10 Black, Dr. W. T., 2 George Square ant, 15 St Catherine's Place, (1873). Grange (1875). *Blyth, Rev. Thos. Allen, M.A, Ferguson,'John, 15 Brighton Place, Ph. D., Curate of Wymonham, Portobello (1863). Norfolk (1864). *Ferguson, William, of Kinmundy, Brodie, Alexander, 10 Oxford University Club, Princes Street, Terrace (1862). F.R.S.E., F.L.S., F.G.S. (1876). Bryce,* James, M.A., LL.D., Field, William, 6 Mansfield Place C.R.S.E., F.G.S., 18 Morning- (1864). side, Place, Vice-President (1875). Fleming, Andrew, M.D., H.M.I.A., Buchanan, John, C.E., 24 George C.R.S.E., 3 Napier Road, Mer- Street, Councillor (1868). chiston, Councillor (1875). Cadell, Henry, of Grange, Bo'ness; *Fraser, Alexander, Canonmills formerly Vice-President (1866). Lodge (1869). Cadell, William M., 1 Clarendon Galletly, John, Chemist, Addiewell, Crescent (1874). West Calder (1877). Cairns, Henry, W.S., 21 St An­ 40 Galloway, John, Kilmarnock (1866). drew Square (1862). *Gibson-Craig, The Right Hon. Sir Carey, William, Wemyss Colliery, William, of Riccarton, Bart., Fife (1866). Riccarton, Currie (1869). Carter, William Allan, C.E., 5 St Gowans, Alexander, 25 George St. Andrew Square (1874). (1863). 20 Clark, G.B., 5 Blackwood Crescent Gowans, James, 31 Castle Terrace ; (1873). formerly Vice-President (1863). Colston, James, Bailie, 23 Regent Gray, Archibald, C.E., Glengar Terrace (1869). nock, Paisley (1866). Conchie, William, Public School, Greig, John, Coltness Iron Works, Livingstone, Mid-Calder (1876). Wishaw (1865). Coyne, Roderick A. F. A., C.E., *Grieve, George J. Primrose, Kirk- Edinburgh and District Water bank, Burntisland (1864). Trust Offices, Royal Exchange Grossart, William, Surgeon, Sals- (1864). burgh, Holytown (1870). Croll, James, LL.D., F.R.S., Guthrie, J. Young, S.S.C., 7 Resident Geologist of the Geolo- Osborne Terrace (1876). logical Survey of Scotland, India Harrison, George, 36 North Bridge Buildings, Victoria Street (1869). (1867). Downloaded from http://trned.lyellcollection.org/ at UQ Library on June 18, 2015

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50 Henderson, John, 9 Meadow Place, M'Cutcheon, William, Assistant Curator of the Museum (1862). Works Manager, Addiewell, West Henderson, William, of Bedford, Calder (1877). Linlithgow (1873). Macdonald, Charles, Writer, Thurso *Hood, Archd., Coalmaster, White- (1869). hill Colliery, Lasswade (1869). Mack, Anthony, J.P., 6 Crescent, Horsburgh, John, Photographer, Ardrossan; and 30 Rutland Square 131 Princes Street (1863). (1873). Hunter, John R. S., LL.D., Dale M'Diarmid, William R., 8 Palmer- Villa, Carluke (1862). ston Place (1877). Jack, R. L., F.G.S., Provincial M'Intosh, James, Bookseller, 3 Geologist for Queensland, Bris­ South College Street (1839). bane (1873). Maclachlan, D., Publisher, 64 South Jackson, Richard Atkinson, M.B., Bridge (1867). CM., Little Sutton near Chester, *M'Lagan, P., M.P., F.R.S.E., England (1868). of Pumpherston, Mid - Calder Jeffrey, David, 14 Randolph Cres­ (1875). cent (1867). M'Laren, Duncan, M.P., Newing Jenner, Charles, F.R.S.E., 47 ton House (1873). Princes Street (1867). Mackay, iEneas, J.G., M.A., LL.B., * Jolly, William, H.M. Inspector of Professor of History in Edinburgh Schools, Island Bank, Inverness University, 7 Albyn Place (1867). (1867). Mackenzie, William, Hope Park 60 Kenward, William, 5 Randolph End House, Hope Park Terrace Place (1866). (1866). Ker, Robert Darling, St Leonard's •Mackenzie, John F., C.E., H.M. House, St Leonard's Street, Indian Service, 32 London Street Librarian (1863). (1873). Kilgour, T. W., 4 East Brighton Macnab, James, 9 St Andrew Square Crescent, Portobello, Councillor (1865). (1874). *Maher, Michael, Solicitor, 51 Kitto, R. L. M., Preston Lodge, Upper Temple Street, Birming­ Prestonpans (1876). ham (1872). Knox, Thomas, Merchant, -15 "Marshall, W. H., of Callander, Hanover Street (1865). W.S., 25 Heriot Row (1875). Landale, Andrew, Lochgelly Iron­ 90 Mathieson, KennetlUComely Park, works, Lochgelly, Fife (1864). Dunfermline (1868).' Landale, David, M.E., 62 Castle *Maughan, Edward, 119a George Street (1863). Street (1874). Landale, James, M.E., 62 Castle *Melvin, James, Bonnington, Eatho, Street (1868). and 31 Chalmers Street, Vice- Lapworth, Charles, F.G.S., 3 Alfred President (1868). Place, St Andrews (1869). Merricks, Wm., Gunpowder Manu­ *Linford, William, Elstow, St facturer, Eskhill, Roslin (1867). James', Exeter, England (1873). Miller, George, Sharebroker, 60 70 Linn, James, Geological Survey of Princes Street (1863). Scotland, India Buildings, Coun­ *Milne-Honre, David, of Milne- cillor (1868). graden and Wedderburn, LL.D., Livesay, William, M.D. Edin., C. R.S.E., F.G.S., Paxton House, Sudbury, Derby, England (1869). Berwick-on-Tweed, and 10 York Livingstone, Josiah, 4 Minto Street Place, President (1871). (1867). *Moffat, John, Ardrossan (1866). Lumsden, Alexander, M.E., Addie- Moore, Thomas Hepburn, Coal- well Oil Works, West Calder master, Smeaton Park, Inveresk, (1865). Musselburgh (1869). Lundy, John James, F.G.S., Mungall, Henry, Whitefield Colliery, F.C.S., 4 Assembly Street, Leith Dunfermline (1867). (1863). Myers, Rev. A. S., Manse of Ben- *Lyon, George, Treasurer of the holm, Bervie by Fordoun, Kin­ Society, 9 Bernard Terrace, New- cardineshire (1872). ington; George Heriot's Hospital 100 Naismyth, Alexander H., M.E., Treasurer's Office, 7 Royal Ex­ Prestongrange Colliery, Preston­ change (1842). \ pans (1877). Downloaded from http://trned.lyellcollection.org/ at UQ Library on June 18, 2015

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Nasmyth, James, Donibristle Col­ Small, Robert, Assistant Inspec to. of liery, by Crossgates, Fife (1866). Schools, 3 Bernard Terrace (1869) Nicholson, Henry Alleyne, M.A., •Smith, Robert M., F.R.S.E., 4 M.D. Edinr. D.Sc. Edinr., Bellevue Crescent (1867). F.R.S.E., F.G.S., F.L.S., Pro- Smith, Frederick R., Steepside, fessor of Natnral History in St Cherrybank, Perth (1875). Andrew's University (1866). Somervail, Alexander, Stationer, Ormiston, Archibald R., Shott's 73 George Street, Convener of Ironworks, Shott's (1866). the Society's Lothians and Fife Overend, James, 24 Scotland Street Palseontological Committee (1863) (1872). )*Spowart, Thomas, of Broomhead, •Panton, George A., F.R.S.E., Dunfermline, and 7 Coates Cres­ Resident Secretary Scottish Pro­ cent (1863). vident Institution, 24 Bennett's Steuart, D. R., Selms, Kirknewton Hill, Birmingham (1862). (1876). Paterson, Dr John, Glenburn House, Stevenson,David,C.E., F.P.R.S.E., Rothesay (1873). 84 George Street (1875). Paterson, Robert, Architect, 47 •Stevenson-Hamilton, James, Fair- Grange Road (1871), holm, Lanarkshire (1865). Paull, Gavin, Wilsontown Gas Coal Stewart, James L., Alpha Cottage, Works, Carnwath (1866). Carluke (1866)., Payne, William, Kronos House, •Sturman, Edward A., M.A., Ph.D., Mostyn Street, Llandudno (1874). Principal of Queen's College, 3 110 Plenderleith, John A., C.E., Addie- Thicket Road, Anerley, Syden­ well, West Calder (1877). ham, London, S.E. (1870). •Powrie, James, of Reswallie, •SturrockjIPeter, C. E.,' Kilmarnock, F.R.S.E., F.G.S., Reswallie, (1866). near Forfar (1867). •Sutton, William, LL.D., 42 High •Prentice, Thomas, Mining Mana­ Street, Ilfracombe, North Devon ger, Addiewell, West Calder (1871). (1877). Taylor, Andrew, F.C.S., Miss Richardson, Ralph, Honorary Secre­ Thomson's, 6 Clerk Street, Coun­ tary of the Society, W.S., cillor (1874). F.R.S.E., 35 Castle Street and •Thin, James, Bookseller, 55 South . 16 Coates Crescent; Newpark Bridge (1867). House, Mid-Calder (1866). 140 Thompson, D'Arcy Wentworth, 27 Ritchie, James, C.E., Perth (1867). Alva Street (1877). Robinson, John Ryley, LL.D., •Thomson, Robert, Bridge End, F.R.G.S., South Terrace, Dews- Berwick-on Tweed (1875). bury, England (1865). Thornley, Dr, Assistant Medical *Rodger, John F., S.S.C., 1 Royal Officer, Leicestershire and Rut­ Circus (1867). land Lunatic Asylum, Leicester Romanis, Dr Robert, 5 Hope Ter­ (1876). race (1876). •Trevelyan, Arthur, of Tyneholm, Romans, John, C.E., 8 Forth Street Pencaitland (1873). (1867). Tunny, James G., Photographer, 13 Rorie, G. L., Banker, 60 Union Maitland Street (1862). . Street, Aberdeen (1868). Turnbull, James, Printer, 21 George 120 Rosehill, the Right Hon. Lord, 76 Street (1867). St George's Square, London, S.W. Walker, Robert, University, St (1869). Andrews (1867). Sanderson, James H., Goldsmith Williamson, John R., M.E., 46 and Lapidary, 92 Princes Street George Square (1869). (1863). •Wilson, Charles Monck, M.A., Shiells, R. Thornton, Architect, 8 LL.D., F.R.D.S., C.E., Rose Lonsdale Terrace (1867). Villa, North Strand, Limerick ; *Shipston, Thomas Wiseman, M.A., and Kildare Street Club, Dublin LL.D., Arlington House, West (1871). Ham, London, E. (1871). Wilson, James, 42 Morrison Street Simpson, Alexander Gray, ofCarfin, (1873). Holytown (1865). 150 Wood, Thomas Alexander, 6 West Simpson, George, of Kinglassie, 13 Brighton Crescent, Portobello Maitland Street (1873). (1870). Downloaded from http://trned.lyellcollection.org/ at UQ Library on June 18, 2015

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III. ASSO (The dates indicate ? year of election). Rev. Henry W. Crosskey, F.G.S., Sir Richard John Griffith, Bart., 28 George Street, Edgbaston, LL.D., F.R.S.E., F.G.S., Birmingham (1864). M.R.I.A., 2 Fitzwilliam Place, Henry Murphy, Proprietor Sheffield Dublin (1872). Post Newspaper, 25 Howard W. Lauder Lindsay,M.D., F.R.S.E., Street, Sheffield (1864). F.L.S., Hon. Mem. New Zealand Nicholas Whitley, C.E., Penarth, Institute, Gilgal, Perth (1872). Truro, Cornwall (1865). James Geikie, F.R.SS. L. & E., John Sadler, Secretary Scottish F.G.S., District Surveyor of the Arboricultural Society, Royal Geological Survey of Scotland, 16 Botanic Gardens, Edin. (1866). Duncan Street, Newington (1874). Edward A. Wiinsch, Manufacturer, Rev. Thomas Brown, F.R.S.E., 16 88 St Vincent Street, Glasgow Carlton Street (1874). (1866). Joseph Prestwich M.A., F.R.S., John Young, Hunterian Museum, Professor of Geology in the College, Glasgow (1867). University of Oxford, 34 Broad James Armstrong, 16 Albert Drive, Street, Oxford (1875). Queen's Park, Glasgow (1867). James Bryce, M.A., LL.D., Andrew Taylor, F.C.S., Mineral C.R.S.E., F.G.S., 18 Morning- Surveyor, 5 St Andrew Square, side Place (1875). Also a Fellow. (1867). Also a Fellow. 20 Robert Brown, M.A., Ph.D., Edward Hull, M. A., F. R. S., F. G. S., F.R.G.S., F.L.S., 26 Guilford Director of the Geological Survey Road, Albert Square, London, of Ireland, and Professor of S.W. (1875). Geology in the Royal College of G. H. Kinahan, M.R.I. A,F.R.G.S.L, Science, Dublin, 14 Hume Street, District Surveyor of the Geolo- Dublin (1869). ical Survey of Ireland, 14 Hume 10 Rev, Robert Hunter, M.A.,F.G.S., ftreet, Dublin (1875). 9 Mecklenburgh Street, Mecklen- John W. Judd, C.G.S., Professor burgh Square, London, W.C. of Geology, Royal School of (1869). Mines, Jermyn Street, London, Henry Woodward, F.R.S., G. G.S., S.W. (1875.) F.Z.S., British Museum, London, Frederick W. Rudler, F.G.S., 6 W.C (1869). Pond Street, Hampstead, London, William Linford, Elstow, St S.W. (1875). • James', Exeter (1870). Also a Alexander, Croall, Curator of the Fellow. Smith Institute, Stirling (1875). Charles William Peach, A.L.S., 30 25 J. A. Knipe, Botcherby, Carlisle Haddington Place (1871). (1875).

IV. FOREIGN CORRESPONDING FELLOWS.

(The dates signify when elected).

I. EUROPE. Rev. Dr Oswald Heer, For. Mem. G.S., Professor of Botany in the 1. Switzerland. University of Zurich (1869). Dr Ferdinand Keller, Zurich (1864). Bernard Studer, For. Mem. G.S., Professor Alphbnse Favre, For. Professor of Geology, Berne Mem. G.S., Geneva (1869). (1869).

* Law XVI. enacts, * * The Society shall have power to elect by ballot, as Associates, gentlemen distinguished for their Scientific attainments and researches, particu­ larly in any department of Geology, or who may have acquired claims on the Society by aiding the furtherance of its objects." Downloaded from http://trned.lyellcollection.org/ at UQ Library on June 18, 2015

2. Austria. Professor Japetus Sm. Steenstrup, Ami Boue\ M.D., For. Mem. G.S., University of Copenhagen, Secre­ Mem. Acad. Imp. Sc., Vienna tary of the Royal Danish Academy (1869). of Science and Literature (1869). 3. Norway. 10. Belgium. Dr Theodor Kjerulf, For. Mem. Laurent-Guillaume de Koninck, G.S., University of Christiania M.D., For. Mem. G.S., Professor (1869). of Chemistry and Palaeontology 4. Sweden. in the University of Liege (1869). M. S. Loven, Stockholm (1869). Professor Svend Nilsson, For. Mem. II. ASIA. G.S., Lund, Sweden (1869). India. C W. Pajkull, Docent i Geologie, Thomas Oldham, M.A., LL.D., Upsala, Sweden (1869). F.R.S., F.G.S., Director of the 10 Professor Otto Torell, Lund (1869). Geological Survey of India, 1 Hastings Street,' Calcutta (1864). 5. France. J. W. Johnstone", M.D., H.M. Dr Henry Milne-Edwards, Membre Bengal Army (1869). de llnstitut, For. Mem. R.S. & G.S., Professor of Natural His­ III. AFRICA. tory, Jardin des Plantes, Paris 30 Charles Bell, Surveyor-General for (1869). Cape Colony, Belton, Somerset Paul Gervais, For. Mem. G.S., Road, Cape Town (1864). Professor of Comparative Ana­ Dr George Grey, Cradock, South tomy in the Museum of Natural Africa (1864). History, 11 Rue Rollin, Paris Dr Daniel Hahn, Stellenbosch, (1869). Cape of Good Hope (1875). Achille Delesse, For. Mem. G.S., IV. AMERICA. Ing£nieur en chef des Mines, 59 rue Madame, Paris (1875). 1. Canada. George Lawson, LL.D., Professor of 6. Germany. Chemistry in Dalhousie College, Professor F. Zirkel, 38 Frankfurter Halifax, Nova Scotia (1863). strasse, Leipzig (1869). John William Dawson, LL.D., Hanns Bruno Geinetz, Ph. D., For. F.R.S., F.G.S., Principal of Mem. G.S., Professor of Minera­ M'Gill's College, Montreal (1866). logy and Geology in the Univer­ sity of Dresden (1869). 2. United States. Dr Aug. Petermann, Editor of the Dr Daniels, State Geologist of Wis­ " Geographische Mittheilungen," consin, Madison, Wis. (1864). Gotha (1869). Professor Alexander Winchell, State Professor Fridolin Sandberger, Geologist of Michigan, Syracuse, Ph.D., For. Mem. G.S., Pro­ N.Y. (1864). fessor of Mineralogy, University Professor J. D. Whitney, State of Wurzburg, Bavaria (1869). Geologist of California, Cam­ bridge, Mass (1866). 7. Russia. Professor J. H. M'Chesney, Chicago 20 General G. von Helmersen, For. (1866). Mem. G.S., St Petersburg (1869). Frederick Whymper, San Francisco M. Von Kokscharow, St Petersburg (1866). (1869). . "40 Professor William P. Blake, of the State Department, Newhaven, 8. Italy. Connecticut (1866). G. Meneghini, Professor of Palaeon­ tology, University of Pisa (1869). William Gabb, Palaeontologist of Paolo Savi, Professor of Zoology, the Geological Survey of Cali­ University of Pisa (1869). fornia (1866). Professor Benjamin Silliman, Editor B. Gastaldi, For. Mem. G.S., Pro­ fessor of Geology, Turin (1869). of "The American Journal of Science and Arts," Newhaven, 9. Denmark. Connecticut (1867). Johannes Frederik Johnstrup, Pro­ Colonel Lauder Ransom, of the fessor of Mineralogy, Copenhagen California Academy of Natural (1869). Sciences, San Francisco (1867). Downloaded from http://trned.lyellcollection.org/ at UQ Library on June 18, 2015

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Major T. B. Brooks, Wisconsin James Coutts Crawford, of Overtoun Geological Survey, Marquette, (Lanarkshire), F.G.S., Resident Michigan (1876). Magistrate and Sheriff of Welling­ Dr F. V. Hayden, United States ton (1863). Geologist, Washington (1877). Julius von Haast, Ph.D., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.G.S., Director of the 3. Vancouver Island. Canterbury Museum, Christ- J. Robertson Stewart, Victoria church, Canterbury (1863). (1866). James Hector, M.D., F.R.S., John J. Landale, C.E., Victoria F.G.S., Director of the Geological (1866). Survey of New Zealand, Welling­ George H. Wilson Brown, Victoria ton (1864). (1867). 2. Victoria. 4. Greenland. Christian Georg Frederick Pfaff, Frederick M'Coy, F.G.S., Professor Distriktslaege,Jakobshavn,North of Natural History in the Uni­ Greenland (1869). versity of Melbourne, and Director of the National Museum, Mel­ 5. Brazil. bourne (1866). 50 Henry S. Wilson, M.D. (1863). VI. ADDITIONAL FOREIGN CORRES­ V. AUSTRALASIA. PONDING FELLOW. 1. New Zealand. 56 Peter Comrie, Staff Surgeon, R.N. Edward M'Glashan, Dunedin, Otago (1866). (1863).

V. LEARNED SOCIETIES AND INSTITUTIONS IN CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE SOCIETY.

I. SCOTLAND. II. ENGLAND. London. •Royal Society. *Royal Society. •Geological Society. •Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. •Geologists' Association. •Botanical Society. # •Scottish Meteorological Society. 20 Royal Geographical Society. •Royal Physical Society. Zoological Society. Advocates' Library. British. Museum. Signet Library. Oxford. University Library. Bodleian Library. Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland. University Library. 10 Scottish Chamber of Agriculture. Philosophical Institution. Manchester. Literary Institute. •Geological Society. •Literary and Philosophical Society. Glasgow. Liverpool. •Geological Society. •Geological Society. •Natural History Society. •Literary and Philosophical Society. Athenaeum. Leeds. Berwickshire. Philosophical and Literary Society. •Naturalists' Club. 30^Naturalists' Club. • This mark is placed opposite the names of Societies or Institutions from which the Edinburgh Geological Society received donations of Transactions, Pro­ ceedings, Memoirs, or Reports during 1875, 1876, and the commencement of 1877. To all such Societies and Institutions a copy of Part I. of Vol. III. of the Society's Transactions (1877) has been sent free of charge. Downloaded from http://trned.lyellcollection.org/ at UQ Library on June 18, 2015

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Bristol. Venice: •Naturalists' Society. •Royal Institute. Truro. Pisa. *Royal Institution of Cornwall. *Societa Toscana di Scienze Naturali. Warwick. VIII. AUSTRIA. ^Warwickshire Natural History Soc. Vienna. Newcastle-on-Tyne. K. K. Akademie der Wissenschaften. •Literary and Philosophical Society. K. K. Geologische Reichsanstalt. . Watford, Hertfordshire. 60 K. K. Geographische Gesellschaft. •Natural History Society. *JL. K. Zoologisch- Botanische Gesell­ schaft. Brighton. •Natural History Society. Buda Pest. • •National Museum of Hungary. III. IRELAND. Trieste. Dublin. Societa Adriatica di Scienze Library of Trinity College. Naturali.. Royallrish Academy. Royal Geological Society of Ireland, Briinn. •Institution of Civil Engineers. •Naturforschender Verein. Belfast. Innsbruck. 30*Naturalists, Field Club. •Naturwissenschaftliche - Medizin- ischer Verein. IV. FRANCE. IX. BAVARIA. Paris. Royal Academy of Sciences. Munich. Geological Society of France. *K. Akademie der Wissenschaften. School of Mines. X. BADEN. Geographical Society. Heidelberg. Lyons. •Naturhistorisch - Medicinischer •SociSte d'Etudes Scientifiques. Verein; Amiens. XI. SAXONY. •Soci&e' Linn&nne du Nord. Dresden.' Lille. Naturwissenschaftliche Gesell­ •Societe* Geologique du Nord. schaft "Isis." V. BELGIUM. Leipzig. Brussels. Kon. Gesellschaft der Wissen­ •Royal Academy of Sciences. schaften. Liige. XII.. PRUSSIA. Royal Society of Sciences. Berlin. 50^Soci6te' Geologique de Belgique. 70 Konig. Akademie der Wissen­ VI. SWITZERLAND. schaften. Geneva. Konigsberg. •SociSte de-Physique et d'Histoire •Physikalisch - Okonomische Gesell­ Naturelle. schaft. Lausanne. XIII. DENMARK. *Societe* Vaudoise de Sciences. Copenhagen. Zurich. Naturforschende Gesellschaft. •Royal Danish Academy. XIV. NORWAY. VII. ITALY. Borne. CJiristiania. •Royal University. •R. Com. Geologico d'ltalia. Bergen. Florence. *Library of the Museum. •Royal Geological Society of Italy. Trondhjem. Turin. Royal Scientific Society of Norway. Royal Academy of Sciences. Downloaded from http://trned.lyellcollection.org/ at UQ Library on June 18, 2015

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XV. SWEDEN. Cambridge (Mass.). Stockholm. Library of Harvard College. • *Royal Academy of Sciences. Salem (Mass.). Upsala. 100*Peabody Academy of Science. *Royal Society of Sciences. New Raven (Conn.). Lund. Connecticut Academy of Sciences. *Library of the University. Library of Yale College. XVI. RUSSIA. Philadelphia. St Petersburg. ^Academy of Natural Sciences. Imperial Academy of Sciences. Chicago. 80*Imperial Geological Society. Academy of Sciences. Moscow. Imperial Society of Naturalists. Bloomington (III.). Natural History Society. XVII. CANADA. New Orleans. Montreal. Academy of Sciences. ^Library of the Geological Survey of Canada. San Francisco. Natural History Society. ^California Academy of Natural Toronto. Sciences. *Canadian Institute. St Louis. XVIII. UNITED STATES. *Academy of Sciences. New York. XIX. AUSTRALIA. *State Library, Museum and Melbourne. Cabinet of Natural History, Royal Society of Victoria. *American Geographical Society, No 11 West 29th Street. 110*Government Office of Mines. American Bureau of Mines. *Lyceum of Natural History. Royal Society of New South Wales. American Ethnological Society. *Government Office of Mines. 90*School of Mines, Columbia College. XX. NEW ZEALAND. Wellington, *Smithsonian Institution. United States Coast Survey. *New Zealand Institute. National Academy of Sciences. XXI. BRAZIL. *United States Geological Survey of the Territories. Rio de Janeiro. * United States Department of *Commissao Geologica do Imperio Agriculture. do Brazil. . *National Museum of Rio de Janeiro. *Society of Natural History. Public Library of the City. XXII. EGYPT. Portland (Maine). Cairo. Natural History Society. 116*Societe Khddiviale de Geographic

Society's Library and Museum—5 St Andrew Square. Assistant Librarian and Officer of Society—THOMAS DAWSON, 5 St Andrew Square.

** The Members of the Society are requested to intimate to the Honorary Secretary all changes of residence.