FIRST DRAFT (complete to 1974)

LIST OF WORKS

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W. H. GEORGE and G. R. WARD

Shenfield 1990 ABBOT,W. J. L. 1891.Notes On some sections in and nearLondon. Proc. Geol.Ass. 11,473480. [Section B: West ,pp. 476-480] ABBOT,W. J. L. 1908.The Pleistocene vertebratesof south-east .SE. Nat. 13.96·113. AMBROSE,J. D. 1973.The sand and gravel resources oC the country around . Essex (Desaiption fA. 1:25,000 resourcesheet11..80). Inst. geol.Sci. AMBROSE,J. D. 1973.The sandand gravel resources or thecountry around Layer Breton and ToUeshuntJYArcy, Essex (Decripticn of 1:25000resource sheet TL91 and pan of 1L90).lnst. geol. Sci. AMBROSE,J. D. 1974.The sand and gravel resources of the country west of , Essex. (DescripIion of 1:25.000resource sheet ).Inst. gml. Sci. ANDREE, J. 173S, 1737,etc. An accountoft~ water. ANON.-_••Dover-court and its spa; with an tJl:COIUll ofthe townofHarwich. ANON.-.DescriptiYe handbook ofIpswil:h ••• , DoyucolITt ... etc• • . . [Geological informationpp. 97-99.] Ipswich. ANON.1739. Allaccountof the Tilburywater, containing a narrativeof the discovery of the medicinal qualitiesoC this spring, experimentson the water, the mannerofdrinking it, and several rernark:able cures. [SecE.N. 3,198 (1889)] ANON. 1797.An tJl:count of... sWing wellsat ••• HarwichandLa",uardFort. ANON. [CC.] 1798.Letteron a plan for forminga tlDlnel under the Thames. Gent. Mag. 'I,565. [Account0(a well at Tilbury Fort] ANON. 1836. [Note of bones fOlDld in a brickf"aeld at nCord.] Mining Review No. 8, 32A. ANON. 1842.A briefaccountofHodkySpa. MaT Southend, Essa. With an analysis ofdie waterby R. PbiUips. ANON. [MORRIS,J.] 1873.Excursion to Grays, Essex 23 April 1870.Proc. geol. Ass. Z,19. ANON. [MORRIS,J.] 1872.Excursion to nCord. Proc. Geol.Ass. Z, No. 7. p. 273. ANON. [MORRIS,J.l 1877.Excursion to Grays, Essex. Proc. Gml. Ass. 5. 125. ANON. 1883.The esplanadeand cliffs at Soulhend. Builtkr 44. 705. ANON. 1884. The recentearthquake.Buiilkr 46.591. ANON. [WOODWARD.1L7]1914.The type of Pliolophus wdpicepsOwen, Harwich specimen given to B.M.after beHeved to belost. Geol. Mag.dec. 5, 1,480. ANON. 1936. A dug-outboat from the LeaVaDey. Proc. prehht. Soc.N.s. Z. 144- • [Foundat Sewardstone] ANON. 1952.Geologicalstudy: the Thamesnear Tilbmy. Hydrtllllil:s Res., 36-38. ANON.[A. J. SUTCLIFFE?] 1966.The elephants. Report on theBritish Musemn (Natural History) 1963-1965,]0.31. [Mammuthus primigenius, Palaeoloxodon antiqgus] ARMFIELD.H. T. -.On some ancientbouldersscatteI'Cd in lhe district ofthe Colnes. ESsaarch Trans. N.S.4, 61. ARMSTRONG. R. B. cl a..ARKE, K. F. 1972.Water resources planning in south east England.J.ll1St. Well. E",. 26(1). 11-46. [Includesdiscussion. Refm ID Essex generally]

BANTON.J. T. 1931.On the relations ofthechalky boulder clay to Iheimplementiferousbeds ofIhc Pleistocene I fonnadon. Gml. Mag.d.263-265. (Refm to S.ItWamm (q.v.) Pleistocene classification in Proc.GM.A.I:r. 35.165-382. Blackwater Valley,Kelvedo1i. W'dham,. ToUesbury newrailway section. Febtead, Srebbing,Braintree,G~ Yeldham. p~ 266] . BAWTREE, E. W. 1889.Probable underziound effects DC Iheesrthquate of 1884. Es.ruNat. 3, 'SI. BAYNE, A. D. 1872.Royalillrutratetl history ofetukrn England. .• including a SUI'YeJ ofth easterncorutlies. PhyricalfeatrU'u, g~ology, etc.; of.•.E:ua . ••Vot. 1. Yannouth. BEARDMORE.N. 1854.Description of Ihenavigationalanddrainage WOIbrecendy executed on the tidalportionof the (witha section from the Thames 81Umehouse ID theLea at Bromley). Proc.lnst. C;".Eng.13. 241. BEAUMONT,O. F. 1887.WeUsectionatKelvcdon. Bsscx.EssaNaI.t, 189. BElL, A. Corbicwajluminalu. its associatesand distribulion. Geol.Mag. 9,430. BEU., A. 1911. On the zonal stratificationof theeastern British Pliocenes. EssaNaI. 1'.289-305. BElL, A. 1913. "ChoMziplaus moorer. A DeW species offossil ziphoid whale fromWalton-on-Naze.Essex. &sa Nat. 17, lOS-lOO. BELL. A. 1920-11.British oysters: patand preseIlL BssexNal. 19, 183.221; 300-302- BELL, A. &: R. ·1873. On the English crags and the stratigraphical division indicated by theirinvertebrate fauna. Proc. G~ol. Ass. 2, 185-218.[Walron.pp. 190-195.See also Geol.Mag. 9, 209-215 (1872)] BElL, R. 0.1884. Land shells in the Crag. Gml. Mag. dec. 3, 1,262·264. [Walton-on-the-Naze] BENHAM,C. E. 1892. Microscopic fossilsfrom the Colchester Chalk. BssexNat. 6, 46. BERDINNER..ILC. 1925.Geology ofthe Brentwoodand ShenfieJdsections. Proc. Geol.Ass. 36, 174-184. BINNS,A. &: BARROW, G. 1914.Excursionto die Royal Albert DocksExtension (south). Saturday Oct4 1913. Proc.Geol.Ass. 25,117-120. BLEZARD,R. G. 1961.Further subsidencesnear Stifford.Essex. EssexNat. JO, 309-313. BLFZARD.R. G. 1967.Field meeting at Aveleyand West Thurroc:k. 1 May 1965.Proc. Geol. Ass. 77.273-276. BLFZARD.R. G., BROMLEY, R. G.• HANCOCI{.J. M.•HESlER. S. W., HEY,R. W. cl KIRKALDY~J.F: 1967.The Region (North of the Thames). Geologists· Association Guitk 30A. [Itinerary VII. Saudi East Essex: Thurrock and Aveley, pp. ao-34 (by R.G.B.)] 1 BLYTIIE. R. 1955.The yearofabccarthquake.CountryLife 118.1010-1011. BONNEY.T. G. 1912.The drawiogon aRed Crag shell ce«. Mag. N.S. dec 5.'.141. BOSWELL.P. G. H. 1915.DifferaWal movementin EastAnglia in Tertiary times. Geol. Mag. dec 5. 2.198-206. BOSWELL. P. G. lL 1915.Rcponofan ~ursion to BrenlWood and GreatWarley. Saturday Apri117lh1915. Proc. Geol. Ass. U. 225-228. ' BOSWELL.P. G. H. 1917.The saratigrapby and peuolo&Y, oftheLower EoceN; deposits of the north-eastem part of theLondon Basin.Quart. J. geol. Soc. 11.536-591. [VCI)' imp.] BOSWELL.P. G. H. 1929.Tbc geology of lhe country aroundSudbury.Mem. geol. SIITV. BOSWELL.P. G. H, 1931.The straIigraphy of 1he glacial depositsofEast Anglia in reJationto early man.Proc. Geor. Ass. 42. 87-111. BOSWELL,P. G. H. 1952.The -Plcisrocene bowulary in the cast ofEJigland. Proc. Geol, Ass. 63. 301-302. BOSWORTII.G. F. 1909.Essex: Cambridge County Geograpbics. BOULGER.G. S. 1886.Some aMhiooalllOlCS on Essex watasbeds. Trans. E.F.C. 4. 1314. BRADY. A. 1860.On thee1cpbaDl remains atllfont. Rep.Brit.Aa. foe 1859.[Sections. p. lOO] BRADY.A. [COLE. W.]1881. RcpartoConIinary meetingSaturday 29 May 1880.Speech by Sir AntoniaBrady. Trwu. Epping Forest cl COUIIIJ ofEssuNat. Field Crub 1. xiii-xv. BRETr, D. W. 1972.Fossil wood of P1aIImus fIOmtheBritishEoc:euc PalMOIIlOlogy 15.496-500. (London ClaY. Harwich. pp.496-7) BRIGHI'ON, A. G. 1928.Noces OD the Middle and Upper QIaIkofthe CambridgedistricL Geol.Mag. 65.368-371. ANON. 1971.British Caenozokfossils. Trniary andQuaremary. BritishMuseum (Natural History). London. [Many oC the specimens illUSlraled arefiom Essex] BRooKE, V. 181S. On the Qisteoce ollhc fallowdeer in England duringP1eistoeene times.Nature 11,210-211. BROTIlERS, A. 1814. [Ona well atSoulhend.] Proc.Lit. Phil. Soc.Manchester 13(9). 91. [Sectiondescribed in 1812in Geol.SIITV. Mem. 4] BROWN. -.1891. CoJe. W. Annual rqxJItofthc for Ibeyear ended Dec:cmber 31st 1896.Bs$Q Nat. 10. 16-23. [Purchase of Red CJag fossilsfrom Waltoo. p. 20] BROWN.J. Articlesin CMlmsfordCIvonick: Geologyof Essex.31, 10;HOrns ofBos IongifrolU, 31.22; Geologicalresearches in Essex. 38. 3. BROWN,J. 1834.A noticeofsomeofIbc cootenlS of &he frcshwacer fonnalioa at Copfonl. near Colchester. Essex. Mag. Nal. Hist. 7.436-438. BROWN.J. 1835.A syoopticaItableof someof the mineralsubstances.and of the organic lUIlaiosfoundin Ibe gravel ofStanway.Essex. andtheneighbouring localilics wilhina radiusof fifteen miles. Mag. Nat. Hist. I. 349-353. 394. BROWN.I. 1834.A aoticc of a DeW IocaIily of specifiedfossilbonesofthecIcphaot and deer. and of Ihc geological conditions of Ibislocality.Mar. Nat. HisI• .. 353-3S4. [BaWngdon] . BROWN.J. 1836.A dcscripIioa ol1bc poIogical cooditioasofIhc0Wkand argill!M%ous beds. at Ba11ingdoa mu. Essex. willlinfcn:nccs. Mal. NIIL HisI. '.42-46. . BROWN.J. 1836. A DOCice ofthe pological conditions aeatainedfrom two secdoas in 1bc brictfic1d. eopfont. Essex; additionalIDIbesec.... Ibe poIop:al Q)Dditioos MCataiDCd from whicharc stated in VD.436-438. Mag.Nat.Hist. '.429431. . BROWN.J.1831. ObsrIvationsupon IhcbouIdcrs ofuaproc:tsete.. whichoc:cmin thedlluviumofEsseLMag. Nat. Hist. N.S.l,145-1SO. BROWN.J. 1838.Discoveryof a largepair of fossil horns in Essex. Mar. Nat. Hist. N.S. 2, 163-164.(From Clactoo;associated clcplumt] BROWN,J. 1839.Remainsof lhchycaa at Wallon. EssaLil. J.• 123. BROWN.I. 1839.The diffs alllarYtich.EssuUI. J.. 95. BROWN.J. 1839.Marine shells iu c:emcot. Es:JuUt. J•• 68. BROWN.J. 1839.Fossil bonesat CIactoo. EssexLit. J., 29. BROWN.J.1839. Geology of'EsJa.. EuuUt. J.• 14. BROWN,J. 1840.Noticeofa flu~marioc dc:posit containingmammalian remains,oc:curring in IhcparishofLitdc ClaclOn, on theEssex coasL Mag.Nal. Hisl. N.S. 4. 191-201. [Sectionnear Walron.p. 199] BROWN.J. 1841.A list of IhcfossilshclIs foundin a fluvio-awinc deposit at Clacronin Essex.Ann.Mag.NaI. Hisl.1.421429. BROWN,J. 1842. [Geologicalfeatures of thecoast from Harwich to Walton].Proc. Ashmolean Soc.Oxon. 1(18). 13. BROWN.J. 1843.Fossil remainsin Essex. Ann.Mag. Nas. Hisl. 11.325-326. rrost from GmysThurrock) BROWN.J. 1843.On somePleislOCCDe deposits near CopCord. Essex. Proc.geol.Soc. 4. 164-165. (Includes listof fossilsincluding OtodusappendiculatllS. Galeus prislodolllUS. Nolidonwpreds. Odontaspis rhaphiodon and Hybodus, whichweredetenniiJcd for the authorby Mrs P. Woodward] BROWN,J. 1845.On certain conditions and appearances of Ihe strata on Ihecoastof Essexnear Walton.Proc. geol. Soc. 4.523-524; Quart. J. geol. Soc. 1.341-342. [Walton,Clacton] BROWN.J. 1846.On tbeanalysisoflhc nodules. usuallyregarded as coprolitlc,in the Crag andLondonOay. Land. Geol. J.•17-20. BROWN.J. 1846.A lisl offossilsfrom a tkposil ofRed Crag. in lheparish ofBeaUInDnl. Essex: L BROWN.J. 1852.On the UpperTertiariesat Copford. Essex.Quarl. I. geol.Soc. 8.184-193. BROWN. J. 1853.Note on the artesianwell at Colchester. andremarks on some of Ihe microscopicfossIls from the Colchester Chalk. Alln.Mag.Nat. Hist. 2nd ser. 12. 240-243. BROWN, J. 1857.Note on elephanlremains from the gravel near BaUingdon Hill, &sex.Ann. Mag.Nat. HisI. 2nd ser, %0.396-397. BROWN.J. 1857.Note on bovineremains, lately found at Clacton, Essex. Ann. Mag. Nal.Hisl. 2nd SICr. 20, 391-398. BROWN, J. 1858. Mammalianremains.Geologist1. 439. [BaUingdon] BROWN.J. 1860. On some fossilremainsof mammalia lately discovered in Essex: with renwb on the positionof the beds of drift in that county.Proc. Geol. Ass. 1.29-35. BROWN. J. 1865.On some fossilremainsofmammalia lately discovered in Essex; with remarkson the positionof thebeds of drift in that county.and in thecounty ofSuffoUc. Proc. Geol. Ass. 1.29-35. [Colne.pp. 29- ; Clacton, p. 30; Ballingdon.p, 31- ] . BROWN.J. 1920. Extracts from some letters from John Brown.F.G.S •• ofStanway to S. P. Woodward.Wilhnotes by A.S. Kennard &: B.B. Woodward. EssaNat. 19. pp. 130-141. BRUFF. P. 1860.[On wells at Colchesterand Harwich in discuWon on paper by C.E. Amos].Proc.lnst. Ci'l.ElIg. 19.38. BRYAN. B. W. 1953.Descriptionof theHanningf"lekl scheme.I. Inst. Wat. Ellg. 7.430-434. BUCKLAND.W. 1824.Reliqlli« dilllviana!. or oburvotiollS olltM organicremainscolltaiMdill ctZlles.jimuu. tuId diluvial grtZllel. 2nd. edn. (Walton: list of fossils in superficial loam or gravel. pp. 13-14, 113.175. 180.192] BUI..L. A. J. 1942.Pleistocenechronology. Proc. Gtol. As,. 53.1-46. BUlL. J. M. 1936. A prehbltoric site at Twitty Fee. Danbury. EssuNat. %5.87-93. BUNYAN. J. E. 1975.The deVcloptitent of a flood storage area at BasUdon.J.lnst. Wat. ElIg. 19. 175-182­ BlITCHER. C. H. 1915. Notes uponPaJaeolithic implementsfrom Wanstead Park. EuaNat.18. 76-78.

CAMDEN. W. 1610.BritalUlia. [In KingRichard's time two ?elephant teeth were found at Walton.Seenal Coggeshal1 (see Narden). Anotherspecimenwas dug up in Queen Elizabeth·sreign] CHALUS. F. 1887.Notes on thegeologyof Che1msfOJd and neighbourhood. EssaNat. 1. 16. 209. CHANDLER. M.E. J. 1961. T~ LowerTertiaryJlortU ofsolllhunE1I8land. I. PaJaeocene floras.LondonClay Oora (supplement). [Essex. pp. 12. 13.23.31,37.39; Clacton 37.134.136; Frinton 31. 37.157.174,175.289. 299,300,315; HoUand-on-Sea 37.136; Rayleigh 32.: Shoeburyness32. 38; WaJton-oo-Naze 37] CHAPLIN. R. E. 1964.Some observations of the superfICial geology ofan area of western Essex. EssaNat.31, 226-229. CHARLESWORm, Eo 1835.On dteCrag of part of Essex and SuffoUc. Proc. geol. Soc. 2, 195. [Actuallyrefers wholly to Suffolk] CHARLESWORTII. Eo 1835.On the Crag of partofEssex and SuffoDc. Proe. geol. Soc. 2. 195-196. CHARLESWORTII. Eo 1837.Noticeof the occurrenCe of Vo'llIa lamberti on theSuffolk coat; willl observations upon its claim ID rankwith existingspecies.Mag. Nat. Hist. N.s. 1. 3543. [Harwich p. 38 - quotesPartinson in 3. S6J CHARLESWORnI, Eo 1837.Ona form of chambeml cephalopod_ sbetJs.connecting the generae nautil_ and ammonites. Ma,. Nat.Hist. N.s. 1. 533-534. r Although theIrUC Nautili are rather plentifuDy met withwhen any considerableexcavationsare made in the neighbourhoodofthe metropolis.the speciesorIhbl genusare by no means abundant lhroughoutthe wholeextent ofthe clay deposit overlying the chaJk.They are rather numerous in the Isle of Sheppey.and I have occasionallyseen veryfme specimens in the ctifTs ofEssex and Suffolk ••• j CHARLESWORTII. E. 1839.mustrated zoological notices. 2. On a tooth of the genus OtodllS Agassiz.from the London Clay.Mag. Nat. Hist. 2nd SICr. 3.351. (From Walton] CHARLESWORTII. Eo 1846.On the occunence ofa species ofMosasaurusin theChalk ofEngland.etc. Lond. Geol. J.•23. [See Brit. Ass., (1845)] CHEETHAM. W.• 1885. Recent eathquake nores from personal observations in Essex. Trass. Ladsgeol.Ass. I, 9. CHRISTY.M. cl DALTON,W. H.1889.NotesonanaUuvialdepositin lheCann valley. EuuNat. 3.1-10. [ Chignal SLJames. With a list of the moUusca occmring therein] CHRISTY. M. 1904.On lheremains or a supposed pile-dweUing at WoodhamWaIter.Essex. EuuNat. 13, 280-282. OIRISTY. M. 1901. Bones of mammothat Wrabness. EssaNat.15. 46-47.102-104.148-149 (19081).151. OIRISTY. M. &.THRESH. M. 1909.A hi~ of the mineral waters and medicinalsprings of Ihe countyof Essex. BssexNat. 15, 185-253. [See Marshall,EN.16, 127-128(1910). Reviewed in Geol. Mag. dec. 5 7. 288 (1910)] CHRISTY. R. W. 1887. Notes on bouldersand pits with Roman{?) deposits, nearRoxwell, Essex.EssexNat. 1. 82. [Two erraticboulders from chalkyboulder clay] CHRISTY.R. W.IS87. WelJsectionatRoxwell.Essex.ElsaNat.I.150,280. CHRISTY, R. W. 1888. Bouldernear ,Essex. Essex Nat. %,47. CHRISTY. R. W. 1889. NOfCS on the geologyofthe district around .EssexNat. 3. 171-178.[Wilha list of moUusca from the alluviumat Roxwell,Essex] nARK. J. E. 1879.Recent shell deposits.Nat. m« J. 3. 3-7. 3 CLARK. P. 1898. Theencroachingsea on the east coast. EssexNaL 10.297-299. a..ARKE, W. B. 1830.Cbnia pon)sa. Mag. NaL HisL 3. 152.["I beg to add. that a gentleman who was sludyinglhe . crag fonnation at Wallham.in Essex. showed me.abouta monthsince. a very beautiful. thoughexaremely minute.Echinlls, withone of ftsspinesuninjured. which was takenfrom the Nazc Cliff,"] CLARKE. W. B. 1838.Nor.e on the Crag BedsoCSWfoltand Essex. Mag. NaL HisL N.S. 2.162. [Puts forward bonesfrom CJagof Walton:ed, dismisses as beingfrom other ~l CLARKE, W. B. 1837.On the geologicalstructure and phenomenaof Suffolk.and its physical relations\':ith and Essex. Proc. geol. Soc. 2, 528-534. [Observations madein 1827-9. Chalt. Harwichp. 529; London Clay. WaIton529; Cmg.Wrabness530; lacustrinc deposits of CopCord. Grays, Southend53; WallOn cl Harwich 533-534] a.ARKE. W. B. 1838.Letter from theRev. W. B. Clarkein referen<:e to the alleged eecurrenee of thebones of ten'eSCrial mammatia in the Red and Cora11ine Cragof Suffolk.Mag.Nat. Hin. N.S. 2, 224-225. (At Walton Naze.800 or 900 yards from thevillageandseveralrods from theshore. there was found an elephant tusk. 8 feet in length; thec:bord of thearc was 7 CL 3 ins., andthe circumfereacewas.at the largestend, 18 inches. It was found in the LondooClay. sticking upright, justabove the low wa~ level.J Q..ARKE. W. B. 1840.On the geologicalSlnlCtme and phenomenaof &he county ofSuffolk,and its physical relationswith Norfolk and Essex. TrlUU. geol.Soc.S.359-383. [London Clay, Walton361; Crag 362; Ardleigh Wood 362; Danbury362; Wa1Ion 367; Harwich 367; , WeclcyBaaacks. EastHaD Colchester.Ardleigh. Barrackour. Harwich 369] a.AYlUN. K. M. 1957.Some aspcclS of theglacialdeposits ofEsscx. Proc. Geol. Ass.".1-21. Q.AYTON. K. M. 1957-8. Ftcld meetingat Danbury Hill, near Chelmsford, Essex. 24 July 1955.Proc. Geal. Ass. 68,22-15. Q.AYTON.K. M. 1960.ThclandfOrmsof parts of soU1hern Essex. TrtIIIS./nst. Brit. Geogr.28.55·74. CLAYTON.K. M. 1960.The landformsofparts ofsouthem Esscx. Trans./nst. Brit. Geagr. 28, 5S-74. a..INCH, G. 1877.On &he posl·glacial deposits of the Thames Valley.Sei. Goss. No. 154,224. COLE.B. G. 1892.Minaal spring at Wanstead EssexNaL6.47. COLE.W. 1881.Excursionto Grays lburrc)ck,Essex.SatunlayMay 14th 1881. TrtI1IStJCtions oft#r4 EppingPoreu andCOIllll1 ofEssaNtJlUTallsu' FieldClub1.xiii-xix. [Good bibliography] . COLE.W. 1881.Report of a visil ro Dfonl Saturday July 24111 1880.TrtlllStJCtions 0/the Eppins Forest and County ojEssuNallUalim'Field Club 1. xxviii-xxxviii. COLE.W. 1881.Reportof ordinary meeting SalUrday 29 May 1180. Speechby Sir AntonioBIDdy. Transactions 0/ theEpping Forut and County ofEssuNtJllUallsts' Field Club I, xiii-xv. COLE,W. 1881.ReportoC ordinaIy meeting, Saturday 27 November1880.Transactionsofthe Epping Forestand County0/EuuNtJlUTalisu' FieldClub I. lxiv. [Note: Mc P. Copland exhibitedsome specimens offossil wood from theLondon Oay atWalroo-oo-lhe-Naze, and Mrs Yeatessome glacial drift fossils picked up in Ihc oe.i&fIbouIbood ofHigh Becch.] . COLE, W. 1887.'Ibcrc WCIe giants in those day. QuoIc from Camdca's BritanIIia (1610)about teeth from Walton. EssaNaI. 1. 124. COLE.W. 1887.Repad of field andordinuy meetins in me RoyalLiberty ofHavcriog-aue-Bower SaturdayJune 18th 1887.EssuNat. 1. 143-148.[Gcology olsire of royal paIaco of Havaing by T.V. BoImcs p. 147] COLE.W. 1887.Ordinarymeeting 17 December 1887.Essex Nat. 1. 219. f"Mr Fitch also exhibited a large specimen of a fossilNaudlus (N. celllrtJlisl) overDine inches in diamctec, found iDtherailway tunnel under Spital Road, MaldoD. twenty-six feci belowsurfaceof bisbway. in the LandoDClay. which lhcrc lies beneath fourteen to sixteenfeet oC drift. ••• McFilCh also brought upa case of samplc:s of barings from a newwell in the London ClaY. in the yardof the PurlcighStation.on East CanneyFann. Cold NOIUln. Essex, rogethec wirha sectionofthesame.kindly lent 10 himby MrWJ. Foxlce,engineer10 theGreat Eastern Railway Company. Particularswin begiven in a fulUlC amnber.") COLE.W. 1888.Blocks of sandsroncnearOrseu andat Corringham.Essex. EssuNat. 2. 19. COLE.W. 1888.Reportof ordinary meeting. SalW'day February 25th 1888.EssuNat. 2. 35-37. [Mr Fircla quoleS fromEssex Wc:ekly News for Feb. 24. 1888:-At Hills petrifiedtree trunb discovered15 ft. below surface, in virgin clay.bored withship worm-pp. 36-37J COLE.W. 1888.Fossil elephanl al Dford. FromSc~nu GossipMarch 1888,70. EssuNat. 2, 53. COLE.W. 1888.Reportof ordinary meeting. Saturday April28th 1188.Essu Nal. 2,11-86. [AccountofR Stopc'sPectllllCwlU fromWalton-on-the-Naze with carved face.p. 82; "MrFilCh remarked thathe recentlysaw lheremains of a large bouldez nearPrestead Hall. Peering. whichhad come OUI of the clay pit there. p. 86.W] COLE.W. 1888.Field meetingalLaindoo HiDs, Saturday9 June 1888.EssuNat. 2, 126-131. COLE. W. 1888.Ordinary meeting. SaturdayNovember24 1888.EuuNat. 2.262-267. [Palaeolithicimplement fromSL SwilhinsFarm gravel pits alBarking Side;also Wallend 1 mile westofBarkingTown. pp. 262-263; Xanllwpsisleachiiand Otodus obliqulU fromrailwaycutting at MaIden.) C0LE, W. 1889. Mr Whitaker'snew work. EssexNat. 3.90. [Shortnote on The geology0/London andpart 0/the T~s Valley (1889).2 vols.] COLE, W. 1889.Report of meeting at Colchesrer. Saturday March30 1889.EssexHal. 3, 156-164.[MrShenstone alsoexhibitedpiecesofscptaria fromtheLondonClay at Walton-on-Naze. showingthe curious irregular vermlfonn, or fucoid srem-like bodies whichweatherout intobold relief on thelumpsoflhe rock strewedabout theshore. He had not been able to obtainany information as 10 thenatureof thesebodies.] COLE, W. 1889. Field meeting at Brentwood,South Weald, etc., 25th May 1889. Essex Nat. 3, 208-213. [Geological portions of report by Mc Moncktonand Mc H.B. Woodward.] COLE, W. 1889.Field meeting at Walton-on-Naze.Esse%Nat. J, 230-232. COLE, W. 1889.Report ofordinary meeting SaturdayNovember 2 1890. Essex NaL 3. 235-236. [Mr Wire also exhibited a piece offossil woodfrom the railwaycutting at'. Itwasfrom the London Clay.am was crowded with fossil reredosor ship worms ... PalaeoUdtic flints from Grove Green Lane, Leyton, p. 235.) COLE, W. 1889.Report offield meetingat Bumham, round dte islands of Essex, Southend, Lcigh, Hadleigh Casde and South BenOccL EssaNat. 3',271-286. (LondonClay of Stokes Hall Cliffs, Althomc, p. 271.] COLE, W. 1889.Report of field meetingat . Ashdon.the Bartlow Hills, etc. SaturdayJune 221889._ Essex Nat. 3, 286·295. (G.S. Gibson:collection of Essex... Red Crag fossils ••• arranged by E. Chadesworth, from Walton, etc. in Saffron Walden Museum.] COLE, W. 1890. Onl. meeting January 11 1890.EssaNat. 4,17. [W. Crouch exhibits PaIaeoJithic implement from Late's Farm, Cannhall Lane, Wanstead. andNeolithic celt from alluvium at Earlham Grove, ForestGate.] COLE. W. 1890.Report ofordinaryand annual general meeting Saturday 1 February 1890.usaNat. 4, 17-18. [Maldon horseskeletons from floodgravel; horseteeth from river gravel at Barkingside andBos,p. 18.] COLE, W. 1890.Field meeting on Tyler's Common ••• SaturdayJuly 26, 1890. EssexNal. 4,194-198. [Noteson the mineral spring on Tyler's Common. See also 7, p. 148-149(l893).PaIaeolithic implement found between Brentwood and Tyler's Common.p. 198.] COLE, W. 1891.Report of the eleventhannual cryptogamicand botannical meeting. Friday and Saturday October10 & 11 (1890). Essex Nat. 4,218-225. (Boulder fromFamham, p. 225. See also E.N. 3, p. 89.] COLE. W. 1891.Report ofordinary meeting, SaturdayNovember 8 1890.Bssex NaI. 4..225-227. [Flints from Felstead, p. 226.] COLE, W. 1891. Report offield meetingat Newport,Quendon, etc. Bssex Nat. 5, 178-182. rOn the roadside towards "ShortgroVeS" (in Newport]is a very large block of sandstone, p. 179."] COLE, W. 1891.Geological ramble around Chelmsford(In conjunction with the Geologists' Association) Saturday July 11th, 1891. Essex Nat. 5,209-210. , COLE, W. 1892. Field meeting Sal July 281883. Lamboume. Proc. Essex Fkld Club 4, xxix-xxiv(?].[Boulder clay. Theydon Gamon, ] / COLE. W. 1892.Field meeting. Monday August 6 1883. and Roydon area. Proc. Essa Fkld Club 4, xxxiv-xliii. [Lamboume chmch, boulder clay, p, xlii] COLE. W. 1892. Ordinary meeting.SaLFeb. 23 1884.Proc. Essex Fkld Club 4,lxxvii-lxx~i. ("Mr F.W. COl)' and McF.W. EUiottexhibited some fossils from the LondonClay exposed during recent sewerage excavationsin the Queen's Road, Buc1churst HiD; and MrC. Thomas sent up a specimen of septarium from the same section••.. Mr Cole remarked that it wasweD to record the fact that the London Clay in that district wasfossiliferous. The specimens were fOlDld 17 It. below the sutface.] COLE, W. 1892.Noteson Essexearthquake.Tues. April22nd 1884. Proc. Essex Field Club 4. xcii-xciii. (Seealso Essex Telegraph (Tues. April 22 1884)Full accountof thecalamitous eanhquake in east Essexon Tuesday morning, Apri12~ 1884.) COLE. W. 1890.Report offield meetingat Kelvedon,Feeling and , Monday 7 April 1890.EssDe Nal. 4. 103-110. (General geological acxount, p. 104.] COLE. W. 1890.Field meeting at Wallon-on-Nazc,SaturdayJune 7th, 1890. EssaNal. 4, 129-132. COLE. W. 1892. Visit to the new docks at T"llbmy. Sal May 17 1884. hoc. E.F.C. 4, xcviii-xcix. COLE, W. 1892. Ordinary meeting SaLOct, 25 1884.Proc. E.F.C. 4, cxxv-cxxviL[W.n. Smith read "Riverdrift man in south-west Bssex"] . COLE, W. 1892.Ordinary meeting SaLMarch 28 1885.Proc. E.F.C. 4. cxl-cxli. [Paper read by A.W. Rowe "On somecrysrallinerocks from thedrift in the neighbourhood of Felstead, Essex". Published in Quart. J. geol. Soc. (1887), 351-363, "On the rocks of the Essex drift.It] COLE. W. 1892. Field and ordinarymeeting in Epping Forest and ChigweD.Proc. E.F.C. 4, dvi-clvii. {Note on strata in Royal Albert Dock] COLE, W. 1892.Ordinary meeting. SaLDecember 18th 1886.Proc. E.F.C. 4. cdviii-cxlix. (Erosionat WaJton] COLE, W. 1892.Report ofpresidentialaddress deliveredat the 12th annual meeting by E.A. filCh.EssaNal. 6, 71-74. [Question of finding coal in Essex. p. 72.] COLE. W. 1892. Supposed earthquake shock in Essex. Essex Nat. 6. 101. COLE. W. 1892.Report ofmeeting in the Theydons, Staplefonl Tawney, etc. Saturday May 28 1892.EssexNat. 6, 102-106. [At Hobbs Cross Farm, Mr James Smith showed in his garden a large mass of conglomeratebrought from a gravel-pit near Theydon MountChurch, and at Hill Hall. p. 104; borings in StaplefordTawney rectory,p, 106.] COLE, W. 1893.Field meeting and 139thordinary meetingat nrord. Saturday, April 29th 1893.EssexNat. 7. 92-95. COLE, W. 1893. Field meeting at Barlcingside and Wanstead.Saturday, July 1st 1893.Bssex Nal. 7, 104-101. COLE, W. 1893.1oint visit of the Club and "The Seue of Chelmsford Odde Volumes"10 Castle Hedingham. Wednesday, August 2nd 1893.EssexNat, 7, 138-143. [Claysat Castle Hedingham, pp. 141-142.] COLE. W. 1896. Interim report on the Central Musemn.EssexNat, 9, 145-146. [McMotbetSOle presented60 species of Crag fossils from Walton~n-the-Naze, p. 145.] COLE, W. 1894. Further notes on some sections on the new railway from Romford to Upminster, and on the relations of lheThames Valley beds to the boulderclay. Essex Nat. 8, 155. COLE, W. 1894. MammothlUsk near Chelmsford.EssaNatl, ?, 155. [From Bssex Weekly News, 10 November 1893] COLE, W. 1894.CoalWider soulh-easternEngland. EssuNal. 8, 142-150. [Includes notes by Holmes and Whitaker] COLE, W. 1895.Meeting at Colchester.Copford, Birth. etc. SaturdayJune 23 1894. EssezNIJl.I, 202~205. COLE. W. 1896.Report on theprogressoftheEpping~tMuseum.EssaNat. 9,146-149. ["MeT. Hay Wilson has been engaged also for somc time in collectingand pn:sen'ing a set of rock specimens i11uslIating the glacial geology of theForest", p. 141;glacial fossils from High Beech donated by Me GeUatley,p.148] COLE. W. 1896.Coal Wider south-easternEngland,boringsin search of coal in Suffolk. and Essex. Essex Nat. 9, 213-218. COLE, W. 1896.The Essex earthquake of 1692. EssuNal. 9.229-230. (Colchesaer, p. 229] COLE. W. 1896.Earth noises and supposedslight ~uakc at MerseaandColchester. EssexHat. 9, 230-231. COLE, W. 1891.Coal undersouth-eastemEngland. Boring in searchofcoal at Wectey, in Essex. Essex Hal. " 253-255. COLE. W. 1897.The Englishearthquake ofDecembCl' I7Ib 1896.EssuNal. 9. 258-259. COLE, W. 1897. Boring in search of coal in Essex. EssexNal.IO, 9-10. COLE.W. 1897.Repon of ordinary mcclingSaturday,Man:h6lb 1891.EssexNal. 10, 12-13. [Pleistoceneshells from Club's Musewnexhibited by McWcbb; specimensfrom SbalCord discovered by Rev. AJ. Law, p. 12] COLE,W. 1897.Annual report of Ihecouncil for the year ended DeccmbCl' 31st 1896.Essex NIJl. 10, 16-23. (Mentionof purchaseof Red Cmg fossilsfrom McBrownofWalton-on-thc-Nazc, p. 20] COLE. W. 1897. GryphJua incurva, with uppervalve iD position.EssuNIJl. 10, 61-62. COLE. W. 1897.GryphJua incurva, willtuppervalve in position.. EssuNal. 10.61-62. (Record of J. French's nole in 1nl.J. Microsc. Nat. Sei. (1897) of sucha specimenfrom theboulder day ofFelstead] COLE, W. 1891.F"aeld meeting at Hock1ey and Rayleigh.Essex.Saturday 19June 1897.Essex Nal. 10, 129-133. COLE. W. 1897.Boring in search of coal in Essex. EssuNat. 10. 136-139.[GreatWakering selected as the site for the third trial boring. See also EN. 10,296(1898).] COLE. W. 1897.Uphall Farm, Ilford. EssaNat. to, 143. rro be sold] COLE. W. 1898.Geology - serious subsidenceof the cliff atWalton-on-thc-Naze. EssexNal. 10, 236-237. roLE. W. 1899. Meeting at Braintree, 1 OclOber 1898.&sexNal. 10,404406. COLE, W. 1899.Geology - Sketch of the geology ofJlfOld - G.A. visit 13May 1899.Essex Nat.U, 149-151. COLE, W. 1900.Salinc constituents ofChalk. - derived waters in Essex -lecture to British WatelWorks Engineels in London on 5 June 1899by.DrJ.C. Thresh. Essex Nat. 11, 201-202- cots, W. 1901. Visit to , Saturday ~ June 1900.EssexHal. 11,261-264. [Esp. pp. 262-263] COLE, W. 1902.Visit 10 Ihcexcavationsat rheEastl.ondoa WarcrCompany's new reservoirs, Touenham and Walthamslow. Saturday 291h 1une 1901. EssaNal. l:Z. 150-1S2. COLE, W. 1902.Noccson Wdug-outWboats in Ihcancient aaarshcs ofIbcLea and IheThames. EssezHaI. 11. 163-166. COLE. W. 1902.Ancient boat found about 1830in IheLea river dcposiIsPear Temple MiDs. EssuNat. 12. 180. COLE. W. 1902.Notes relating 10 coast erosion in Essex and Suffolk. Exuaeted from d1e reports ofIhecommiueeof Ihe British Association.EssaNIJl. U, 221-224. COLE, W. 1902. Visit 10 Walton-on-Nazcand Frinron, Essex. EssaNal. 12.265-267. COLE, W. 1903.Palaeolilhic implementsfrom LcylOn. EssexNal. 13,84. COLE. W. 1904. Visit 10 Lamboume Forest 6 June 1903.Noce OD geologyand pipiography[?] by W.H. Dalton. EssuNIJI.13,245-247. [Crabcrec Hillpit, London Clay, BagshotBeds] COLE. W. 1904.Stone implemcn1S elC. from West Ham.EssuNal. 13,25S. COLE. W. 1907. Meeting in the Danbury and little Baddowdistricts iD. conjunctionwith IheGeologists' Association. Sat. 17th July 1906.EssaHat. 14,260-264. COLE, W. 1901. Excursion to Rayleigh Hills,Essex. EssuNiJI. 14.266-268. (Hadleigh.Thundersley, Dawes Healh] COLE. W. 1907.Pelvis of mammoch. EssaNal. 14, '1:12. [From Barking.] COLE, W. 1907. Museum notes. V. IX.Pelvis of mammoth(?). EssuNIJl. 15,30-31. . COLE, W. 1907.Forest ramble and visit to Mc HazeldincWarren's private musewn. Sat. April 27lit, 1907.Essex Nat, IS, 4748. COLE.W. 19081Visit to the Laindon Hills,Essex, in conjunctionwith IhcGeologists' Association. Essex Nat, IS, 144-146. COLE, W. 1911. Visit to Grays, Wed. 27 April 1910. EssezNat. 16. 181-183.[Notesby T.V. Holmes on lite w ·Saratigraphicalgeology of the Gmys district .] COLE. W. 1911. Meeting at Audley End and Saffron Walden.Sal 18June 1910.Essex Nat. 16, 185-190. (Calcrete] COLE, W. 1911. Meeting at Walton-on-Naze.Saturday 17 September 1910.EssezNat. 16,233-234. COLE, W. 1912. Visit to Ctacton-on-Sea. Sat. 30 Sept. 1911.Essex Hal. 16,322-334. COLE, W. 1913. Meeting in lite Arkcsdenand Elrndon district (the CbaIkdownsof Essex). Sat. 22nd June 1912. Bssex Nal. 17, 115-118. COLE, W. 1914.Visit to Chesterford, IckletoD and me Cambridgeboundaryof the county (the Chalk downsof Essex). SaL 31st May 1913.Essex Nat. 17,217-221. COLE, W. 1914. Visit 10 LeezPriory and Chignal St.James .. . SaL 21st June 1913. Essex Nat. 17,222-226. COLE, W. 1914. Field meeting at Fyfield and Nortoo Heath. SaL 19 July 1913. EssexNat. 17,227-229. COLE. W. 1914. Excursion to Mersea Island. Sat. 20 SepL 1913. EssexNat.17, 229-234. COLE, W. 1914.Lime-stone deposit of the River Can. Essex Nat, 17,239-240. COLE, W. 1915. Visit to the Royal AlbertDocksnew extension. In conjunction with theGeologislS' Association. SaL2 March 1914. EssaNal.18, 10-12. COLE. W. 1915. Meeting in the Fryeming and Blackmoredistricts, SaL6 June 1914. EssexNat. 18.16-18. COLE, W. 1915. Voyage on the River Lea, from Hertfordto Ponder's End. SaL 11 July 1914.Essex Nat. 18. 18-20. [GravelpitN.W. of Ware] COLE. W. & READER, T. W. 1906.Visit to the Essex Museum of Natural History, Romford Road, Stratford, Essex. March 1711I 1906.Proe. Geol.Ass. 19,310-312. COLES. R. 1935-6. The evolution of the coastal drainage of Essex. Essex Nat. 25,3649 (1935), 65-70 (1936). COLES. R. 19447War-time limingin Essex. Essex Nat. 17, 241-246. COOPER. J. [KING. C.] 1970. Report of field meeting to WallOn and Frinmn, Essex. January 17th. 1970. Tertiary Times 1(2), 24-26. COOPER. J. [KING, C.) 1970. Report oCfield meeting to Aveley, Essex. 21 February 1970.TertiaryTimes t,(2}, 26. COOPER, 1. 1972. The LastInterglacial non-marine mollusca from Avetey, Essex.Essex NaI. 33,9-14. COOPER, J. 1974. Report of project meeting to Orse«. Essex. TertiaryTimes2(1), 14-16. COOPER, J. 1974. Report of faeld meeting to High Onger, Essex. TertiaryTimes 2(1), 18-22. 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WARREN. S. H. 1912. Noteson the fauna and flora of the so called -Arctic-Bed" ofthe valley of the Leaat Ponders End.EssexNat. 17,36-39. WARREN, S. H. 1914. On certainbotanicaland geological observationsmade during the opening of the Romano-Britisb barrowon MerseaIsland,EssexNal. 17,261-265. WARREN, S. H. 1915. The datingof early human remains. Bssex Nal. 18.40-59. WARREN, S. H. 1915.Reportof a visit to the Essex Museum ofNaIuJal History(The PassmoreEdwards Museum), RomfordRoad, Slratford. March 13th1915.Proc. Geol. Ass. 26,224-225. WARREN, S. H. 1917-18. The studyofpc-hislOry in.Essex, as leCorded iD thepublicationof theEssex Field Club. EssexNal. 18,145-146. [Reviewed in Geol. Mag. dec. 46,284 (1919») WARREN, S. H. 1918-22.The McsviniaD industty of Clacron-on-Sea. Proc.p't!hisl. Soc. 3,597. WARREN, S. H. 1917.Furtherobservations on the laic glacial,or Ponders End, stage ofthe Lea vaJlcy. QlIlJTl. J. ,eol. Soc.71, 164-182. (with notes on molluscaby A.S. Kennard4:B.B. Woodward. TempleMills, p. 170J WARREN, S. H. 1923.The sub-soil Dint11aking sites at Grays. Proc. Geol.Ass. 34, 38-42. WARREN, S. H. 1923.Sub-soilpresswe-fJaking. Proc. Geol.Ass.34,153-175. [GraysThurroct, pp. 164-165] WARREN, S. H. 1923.The Elephas antiqwu bedof Clacron-on-Sea (Essex) andits flora and fauna.Quart. J. geol. Soc.79, 606-636.[Appendices on flora, charophyta, elephant mandible, rodents, osttacods and non-marine mollusca] WARREN, S. H. 1923.The late-glacialstage of the Lea Valley (3rd report). Quart. J. geol.Soc. 79,603-605. [Flora by E.M.Reid cl ME. ChandlerJ WARREN, S. H. 1924. Theelephant-bed ofClacton-on-Sea.EssaNat. 21.32-40. WARREN, S. H. 1924. Plcistoeene classifICations. Proe. Geol. Ass. 35,265-282. [Mentions BlackwalCl' Valley, Kelvcdon, Witham, Ketvcdon,Tollesbury new railway section, Felstead,Slebbing, Braintree, Great Yeldham. See Banton,J.T. Geol. Mag. 68. 263-265] WARREN, S. H. 1925.Palaeolithic and NeolithicimplemenlS from theThamesValleyandelsewhere. Being a repon OD a coUection of prehistoric implements made by members of the -Chip ChapOub- and recentlyacquiredby theEssex Museum,Stratford. EssaNat. 21, 67-77. WARREN, S. H. 1926.The classificationof theLowerPaJaeolithic withespecial referenceto Essex. S.E. Nat. 31, 38~51. WARREN. S. H. 1928.Reporton excavations in LoughtonCamp, in EppingForest EssexNat. 22, 117-138. WARREN, S. H. 1933.The Palaeolithic industriesof IheClacton and Dovercourt districts.EssexNtu. 24. 1-29. WARREN, S. H. 1939. Fossil oystersfroman unknown geologicaldepositat Walton-on-Nazc. Essex Nal.16. 181, 223. WARREN, S. H. 1940.Geologicaland prehistoric traps, Essex Nat, 27,2-19. WARREN, S. H. 1942-37. The drifts of south-westem Essex.EssexNas. 27,155-163,171-119. WARREN, s.H. 19457. Some Geologicaland prehistoric recordson the north-west borderof Essex.EssexNat. 27, 273-280. [Noteson molluscaby A.S. Kennardl WARREN. S. H. 1951.The Clactonflint industry: a new interpretation. Proc.Geol. Ass. 62,107-135. [Splendid bibliogrnphy1 WARREN, S. H. 1956.The Clacton (Essex)channel deposits. Quart. J. geol. Soc. 111,283-307. [Appendiceson calcareous concretion and marinefauna} WARREN. S. H. 1957.On the early pebblegravels of the 11James Basin from the Ha1fardshire-Essexborder to ClaclOn-on-Sea. Geol. Mag. 94. 40-46. [LoCalities includen1eldln Green. Stebbing, SilverEnd, Wick. Colchester, AIdleigh,Wivenhow.AlresCord. SL Osyth HollandCliffClacton channels. Weeley. Also bibUogmphy, pp. 45-46.} WARREN. S. H. 1958-9.The Clacton flint industry: a supplementary note. Proc. Geal. Ass. 69. 123-129. WEBB. M. W. 1894.Museumnotes. I. Plcistoeenenon-marinemollusca from Waltm-oMhc..Naze. EssexNaL8, 160-162 [Exhibited23 lune 1895;!eeEssuNat. 8.205{189S») WEBD, W. M. 1895.Note on the shells from the brick-earthat CJebnsford. Bssex Nat. 9. 19-20. WEDD,W. M. 1901.Museumnores.". Pleistocene non-marinemollusca from CIacton-on-5ea. Essex. EssaNat. 11,225-227. WEBD, W. M. 1901.Museum notes. V. Pleistoeene sheDs fromCopford, Essex. EssaNaI. 11.227-229. WELLS, A. K. &. WOOLDRIDGE,S. W. 1923.Notes on the geology ofEpping Fon:st. With report of excursion on April 28th 1923. Proc. Geol. Ass. 34, 244..252 WEST, R. G. 1964.Problems ofthe BritishQuaternary. Proe. Geol, Ass. 74,147-186. WEST, R. G. 1969.Pollen analyses from interglacialdepositsat Aveley and Grays, Essex. Proc. Geal. Ass. 80. 271-282. WEST, R. G. &. OONNER,J. J. 1957.The glaciation ofEasl Anglia and the East Midlands: a differentiationbase on stone-orientationmeasurement of the tills. Qu.art.J. geol. Soc. lU. 69·91. [List of sites] . WEST, R. G., LAMBERT. C. A. cl SPARKS, D. W. 1964.Inlel'g1acial deposits at DCord, Essex.Phil. TIlIIU. R. Soc. B147. 185-212 WHITAKER. W. 1867. Not~ on tM sUT/ac~~geology0/London; with lists o/w~/ls andborings showing the thickness ofthe superficial deposits. Report of lhe medicalofficer ofthe Privy Council Cor 1866. [Appendix p, 346] . WHITAKER. W. 1868.Geological mopofTerling (Essex), to accompany Dr Thorns's report on typhoid/ever. Scale a foot to a mite.Report of the medicaloffICer' of the PrivyCouncil for 1868. WHITAKER. W. 1872.The geology ofthe Londoll Basin - Part 1. The Chalk and the Eoc~1U! beds ofthe southerll andwestem tracts. WHITAKER,W. 187S. Guide to the geology'ofLondon and theneighbourhood. WHITAKER, W. 1871.The geology ofthe ~astem end0/Essa (WaltOIlNax« andHQlWich). [Reviewin Geol. Mag. dec.2 4, pp. 172-173(1877)] WHITAKER, W. (ANON.]l880. Geology ofthe valleyo/the Thames, in Dichns's dictionary oflhe Thames. [Essex. pp. 70-71] • WInTAKER, W. 1885.The geology o/the country around Ipswich, Hadleigh. andFelixstowe. vii+156 pp.[Descn"bes partofEssex, along the valley ofthe Srour] MemOirS of- ~ Geol. Svrvey . WHITAKER.W. 1886.Some Essex weD sections.Trans, Essa Field Club 4, 149..170. WlllTAKER. W. 1887.What is the use of lIIe Essex Field Club?EssexNat. 1. 180-181. [No«es railway-sections] WHITAKER. W. 1889.SomeEssex well-sections.Ess~x Nat. 3,44-54. WHITAKER, W. cl DALTON. W. H. 1889.Ustofwotb on die geology.ete•• ofEssex. EssaNat. 3,61-86. WlDTAKER. W. 1889.The geology of London and ofpan of theThames Valley. 2 vols. [cf. E.N.J. 214. Vol. t Chalk, pp.83·85;Thanet Sand. pp.117-118;Woolwith and Reading Beds. pp. 168-170;Blaclcheath Beds. pp. 233-234; LondonClay. pp. 258. 262; Bagshot Beds, pp. 270-280;gravels. pp. 294-295.297..298;gtaclaldrift, pp. 313-320,324-327; river drift, pp.335-338,409-424,450-453; alluvium, pp. 461-465.467-470.472-476. Vol. IT: Essex wells, pp. 12-42; triaI·borings,pp. 250-251.266,279,289.338-339. See Cole. E.N. 3. 90 (1889).] WlDTAKER, W. 1890.On a deep channelofdrift in the valleyof the Cam. Essex. QIItU1. J. geol. Soc. 46. 333-340. [Quendon.Rickling, Newport.p. 334; Wendon.p. 335; Utdebury, p, 336. See also Geol. Mag. dec. 3 7, 185 (1890) and EN. 4.117 (1890)] WHITAKER, W. 1890.On a deep channelof drift in the valleyoCtheCam. Essex. EssuNat. 3.140-142­ WlllTAKER. W. 1892. Some Essex weD-sections (Part Ill). &saNat. 6.47-60. WHITAKER, W.1894. Coal undersouth-eastemEngland. llReportbyW. Whitaker. EssaNat. 8.146-149. WHITAKER. W. 1896. Some Essex well-sections.Part IV. With some water-analyses.Essex Nat. 9. 167-190. WHITAKER. W. 1897. Boring in search oC coal in Essex.Reportby T.V. Holmes and W. Whitaker.EssaNat. 10,9-10. WHIT AKER, W. 1909. On the geologicconditionsaffecting the coasts of Englandand Wales, withspecialreference to the coast-linefrom Lyon to Wells (Norfolk) and from Yarmouth to Eastbourne. Geol. Mag. N.S. Dec. 5 6. Royal Commissionon coast erosion and the reclamationof tidal lands. and printed in its report (1907).[Essex. pp. SS, 113-119] WlDTAKER, W. 1914.Notes on Essex geologyat the latter end of the 19th centuryand after. Essex Nat. 11. 265-284. WHITAKER, W. 1923. The Vange mineral wens. Essex Nat.l0, 221-223. wmTAKER, W. &. HOLMES. T. V. 1896.The Stutton boring.etc. in coal undersouth-easternEngland Boringsin search of coal in Suffolk and Essex.EssexNat. 9, 213~218. [Harwich boringdiscussed, pp. 215-216,andGreat Bentley or Weeleysuggestedas sites] WlnTAKER. W. 18.PENNING,W. H. et al. 1878.The geologyof the northwest pan of Essex .• • Ietc.l. [Review in Geol. Mag. dec, 2 6, 178-180(1879)] WlllTAKER, W. 1916. W~ supplyof ESsex from underground sources. [Review in Geol.Mag. dec, 6, 6, 82 . (1919)] WHITE,H. J. O. 1932.Geology o/the country twJr Saffron WalcWi. wmTWORTH. R. F. 1952.Geologicalrecords,Essex. 1 incb N.S.224; 6 inch N30SW. S.E. Nat. 7, xx. [An unmappcdoudier of WaltonianRed Crag has been provedin shallowsections and by ploughing at LodgeFarm, 1/4 mile S.W.of Park. HaD. W. ofWix.1hc sheUy aag deposit,which is almost 4 ft. thick, rests on an impersistent bedof pbospbatic nodulesandphospbadsed bonefragments wbicb in turn rcSCS uponLondon Clay. A series of moUusca and vertebrate remainsfromtbcsc sectionsis preserved in the Geological Survey and Museum.] WIGNER, G. W. 1878.Thewatersupplyofsea-silk watering-places. An uamination into W character 0/thewater supplyal W waluing-plal:es ofEngland and WaIe.r ••• Wll.KINSON, C. 1815. On sepraria.Ann.Phil. 6,409. [From Harwich) wusos, T. H. 1893.NolCS on the gravel in EppingForest.EssaHat. 7.74-75. [Also EN. 8, 30 (1894)] wnsos, T. H. 1893.Driftrocks in EppingForcsLEssex. Nat. 7, 129. wn..sON, T. H. 1897.NoleSon sectionsin IhcLea vaUeyat SouthTouenham. Essex NaL llD-Ill. wasON, T. H. 1899.Geology- chalkyboulderclay in EppingFoJesL Essex NaL 11. 55-56.[Sce also Proc. E.F.C. 1. xli] WIRE. A. P. 1883.Norcon the Woolwicb Beds at Lcyton,~.PrO(;. BssexField Club J, Hi, iv•lxxx, Ixxxi] / WIRE.A. P. 1890.Essexworthies. 1.Memoir of me Iare John Brown,F.G.S.Essa Nat. 4, 158-168.226. [View of tomb and bouse] WOOD,J. M. 19081 NolCS on a humanskeleton, found al Foxeanh.Essex. EssexNat. 15, 164-167. WOOD.J. M. 1912.Past and presenthistoryof ColcbcstcrCorporation Water Works with relation la underground water. EssexHat. 17,21-35. WOOD,S. V. 1834.For lacuslrincfonnalions, amonglite TertiarybedsofIbis part of the county. Mag.Nat. His: 7,274-275. [Requests infonnation of Copford.p.275] WOOD.S. V. 1839.Descriptionsof the speciesof Ibc genusLima. from the Omillinc Crag, in 1hc cabinet of Searles ValentineWood.Mag. Nal. Hist. N.S.J. 233-236.[Lima ailis, p. 234; L.fragilis, p. 235. both from RedCrag. Walron] WOOD,S. V. 1840.On the fossilshells of the Crag. Mag. Nat. Hin. N.s. 4,230-234,294-299. [Area lactanea, p.232; PeetuncwussubobliqlUlS. p.233, H~uJa laevigata, p.296;all from Red Crag. WaIton] WOOD,S. V. 1842.A catalogueof shells from theCmg.Ann. Mag. N.H. ',455-462. [Infundibulum rotundum, p.462] WOOD,S. V. 1842.Acaralogue ol'sheUs from tbcCJ3g.Ann. Mag.H.H.', 527-544. [Capulusobliquus, C. recurvasus, p. 527;Fissurella cancellata, p. S~; Natka ?muJtiprw:tala. N. hemicwusa,p. 529; Trochus granosus, T. cinereoides. p. 53f; EulinuJ poUIIJ, p. 534;Acteon110«, p. 537; Cerithium puiaclulum. C. granosum. p. 538; ColumbeUa sulcata, NassantkostJ, WIT.s. QIIgulata, tkformJs, N. reliclllara, N. elegans, p. 539; Buccinwndalei, Mura ?alveolatus. p. S4O; FILSIIS caslatUS, F. echinatus. p. 541; PleurolOma tuberculosum, p. 542;TriviatIlIellana, p. 543; Owdum heaWsU, p. 544; all from WaIton Naze.] WOOD,S. V. 1844.Dcscriptivecaralogucof the zoophytesfrom IheCrag.Ann. Mag.N.H. 13,10-21. [Cellaria fistll1osa. p. 17;Lepralia variolosa, p. 18;L. alslUsa, Catenaria dentata, p. 19; Granliacompressa, p. 21.] WOOD.S. V. 1848.TheCragmoUusca, or, ducription ofshellsfrom W Middleand· UpperTertiaries 0/theeastof England. Part I (1). Univalves.Palaeontogr.Soc. WOOD,S. V. 1850.A monograph oftheCragmollusca. Part n. Bivalves. 1-150.Palaeontogr, Soc. WOOD.S. V. 1853.A monograph O/lheCragmollu.s&a . .• Bivalves(contd..). Part n, 151-216.Palaeontogr.Soc. WOOD.S. V. 1859.On the exnaneoes fossils oftheRed Crag. Quart. J. geol.Soc. 15, 32-45. [Sec teeth, p. 44) WOOD. S. V. 1864.On the SIlUClUrc oflhe Red CIag iD SuffolkandEssex. Quart.J. geol.Soc. 20,121. [Wallon] WOOD,S. V. 1868.On the pebblebeds of Middlesex.Essex. and Hens. Quart. J. geol.Soc. 14.464472. WOOD,S. V.Jr.1864. On lbe fonnationofthe Liner and other va1leys oftbe east of England. Phil.Mag. sec.4 27, 180. WOOD,S. V. Jr.1864. On theRed Crag and its relationto theFluvio-marine Crag. and on the drift of the Bastem Counties. AM. Mag. NJl. 3rd ser. 13. 185-203.[Walton, pp. 188-190,201. Chelmsford,Danbwy Hill. Badow, Sandon. WrilUe. Baddow,Raleigh,Gallcywood. Langdon,Stock,Margaretling.Warley, Shenf"reld, South Wea1d, Epping Forest, etc., p. 196;GalleywoodCommon,Badow,Wril1le, Danbury,p. 197;Chelmsford, WritUe, p. 198;Grays, IlCord, Clacton,Copford,Lexden,Wrabness, p. 200; Bentley,p. 201.] WOOD,S. V. Jr.I864. On the Belgianequivalentsof theupperand lower drift of the Eastern Counties.Ann. NB. ser, 3 13. 398. WOOD, S. V. Jr.1865.A map o/the Upper Tertiaries in the counties o/NoifolJc, SulfolJc.Essa..• [wilbsections and remarks] WOOD,S. V. Jr.1866.On the structureof the ThamesValley and itscontaineddeposits. Geol.Mag. 3. 57. 99. 57-63,99-107. WOOD, S. V. Jr.1866.On lhe structureof the valleysof the Blackwaterand the.Crouch and of Iheeast Essex gravel, and on the relationof this gravel to the denudation of the Wea1d.. Oeol. Mag. J. 348-354, 398-406. WOOD,S. V. Jr.1867.On the structureof the post glacialdepositsof the south-east of England. Quart. J. geol. Soc. 23.394-417. [Correctionin Geol.Mag. 5,43,534] WOOD, S. V. Jr.I867. Boulder clay and drift of Norfolk and Suffonc.and on lite north side of theThames Valley. Geol. Mag. 4,479. WOOD. S. V. Jr.I861. A ~moir illuplalUZlioll ofthe structureofthe glacial andpost-gladtJI beds mappedin a geologicalsurveyofthe ordntlllce sheetsnos. 1 and 2, comprisingthe Thames Val~ betweell Londo« andthe sea, ... and othersubordinate valleys, incorporatedwithwhich ill an essay upolltM ,eneralstruclwe oflM post.glacial systemover tM E.•E.E.,S., and part ofthe S.W. ofEllgland.[Largc Col. MS and maps. in Lib. Geol. Soc.] WOOD. S. V.lr.1868. Reply to Mr. Dawkins,on the Thames Valley deposits, etc. Geol.MOl. 5.42. WOOD. S. V. Jr.I868. The Ouse Valley. the Thames Valley.ete. Geol. Mag. 5.147. WOOD. S. V. lr.1870. Observationson the sequence of the glacial beds. Geol. Ma,. 1. 17,61. WOOD.S. V.lr.1871. On lhe evidenceafforded by the detrital beds without and wilhin Ihcnorth-eastern part of thc . valley of theWeald asto the mode and dare of the denudationof the vaUey. QIIQ1'f. J. ,eol. Soc. 27. 3-27. WOOD. S. V. Jr.1872. SupplelMlIt to the Crag mollusca,COmprisill' Testactafrom t~ UpperTertiaries ofthe east ofEngland.Part 1. Univalves.With an introductoryoutlineofthe geology of thesame district.and map. by S.V. Wood. Jr., and F.W. Banner. Palaeontogr.Soc. WOOD. S. V. Jr.1872.On the cUmare of thepost-glacial period. Geol. Mag. '. 153. WOOD. S. V.lr.1874. SupplelMlItto the 'Cra, mollusca',comprising Testtu;eafrom'he UppttrTertiariesofthe east ofEngland.Part 2. Bivalves.99.231. Palaeontogr.Sac. WOOD, S. V.lr.1877. Americalsurface geologyand its relation to British. With somc remarks on the glacial conditions in Brirain,especiallyin reference to the "GreatIce Age" ofMc.lames Geikie. Geol.Ma,. dcc.2, 4. 536. [Refers to Essex. pp. 481-496. S36-SSI. 542. elC.J WOOD, S. V.Jr. & HARMER,F. W.1877.Observationson the Late Tertiary geology ofEastAnglia. Quart.J. ,eol. Soc. 33, 74~121. [Essex, pp. 109-1161 WOOD. S. V. Jr.1880. The newerPlioceneperiod in England. Quart.J. geol. Soc. 36.457-528. [Essex.pp. 457. 458,473] WOOD, S. V.Ir.l882. [conld.] ibid. 38.667-745. [spleridid sections] WOOD, S. V.Ir.1885. On the sand-pitat . Essex. with wnote on Mr W. H. Dakon's paper on the Blackwater Valley.Trans. EssaFieldClub 4,76-86. WOOD, S. V.lr.1881. Further remarkson the origin of the valley system of the south-casrcmhalfofEngland, prompted by thc result of a boring near Witham in Essex. Geol. Mag. dec 2, 8, 502-504. WOOD. S. V.1856.The molluscaofthe Crag . .• Vol.n. Bivalves. No; 3. 217-342~ Palaeontogr.Soc. WOOD. S. V.l892. On the sand-pit at High Ongar, Essex. Proc. E.F.C. 4, iii-iv. [Read at ordinarymeeting on Saturday Febmary 24, 1883] WOOD, S. V. Note on Mr. W. H. Dalum'spaperon the Blackwater Valley. Trans. E.F.C.4,82- WOODWARD.A. S. 1893.Ust oftM scielllijic writingsofArthur Smith Woodward. Decade1 (1882-92).Hertford. WOODWARD. A. S. 1924. Some remarkson the P1cistocene mammalia: a presidentialaddn:ss. EssexNat. 21, 1-12. WOODWARD, A. S. 1925. Primitive mammalsin the LondonClay ofHarwich: presidential address. Essa Nat. 21,97-103. WOODWARD, A. S. 1926. The fossU fishes ofthe Chalk: presidential address. EssaNat.1I, 197-201. WOODWARD, B. B. 1912. The carved Crag 'Pectuncu1us' shell Geol. Mag. dec. 5.',334. WQODWARD, H. 1864. Discoveryof a cranium of Elephasprimigeniusat neord. Geol. Ma,. I, 241-244. WOODWARD,H. 1865. How the skullof the mammolh was got out of the brickearthat Ilfont. Geol, Mag. 2. 93-94. [Reply to O. Fisher's enquiry, p. 44] . ". WOODWARD,H. 1868. Mammalianremains at Ilford. Geol.Mag. 5, 134. WQODWARD. H. 1868.On the curvatureof Ihe tusks in themammoth. Geol.Mag. 5.540-543. [From Ilford] WOODWARD.H. 1869.The freshwaterdeposilS of the vaUey of the Lea near WalthamstowEssex. Geol. Mag. 6, 385~388. [LislS of fossils] WOODWARD, H. 1874. 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