PROCEEDINGS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
[The fossils referred to are described; and those of which the names are printed
in italics are also figured.]
Abnormal conditions of Secondary de-
posits, Mr. C. Moore on, 449, 481.
Acteonina Jenkinsiana, 154.
Morrisiana, 153.
Sharpeana, 154.
Adventure and Medina Banks, chart
showing the, 293.
Africa and Sicily, former connexion
of, 293.
Africa, Prof. T. H. Huxley on Dino-
saurian Reptiles from South, 1.
Africa, Mr. R. Tate on Secondary fos-
sils from South, 139.
Alaria coronata, 152.
fusiformis, 542.
rudis, 542.
Alps and the Himalayas, Mr. H. B.
Medlicott on the, 322.
Amberleya alpina, 544.
apicalis, 555.
grandis, 555.
turrita, 556.
Ammonites angulatus in Great Britain,
zone of, 305; in Ireland, zone of,
302, 306.
Ammonites Bucklandi in Ireland, zone
of, 303; in Somersetshire, zone of,
497; in South Wales, zone of, 531.
Ammonites planorbis in Ireland, zone
of, 299; in Somersetshire, zone of,
467.
Ammonites plicomphalus, 251.
subanceps, 150.
Ampullaria (?) ignobilis, 153.
Analyses of chalk and chalk-marl, 389;
clays, 390; consolidated blocks from
the Drift, 113; rocks from the Mal-
vern Hills, 353; variegated strata,
Mr. G. Maw on, 114.
Andes, Mr. W. Wheelwright on the
discovery of coal on the eastern slope
of the, 197.
Anniversary Address of the President,
xxix-lxxiv. See also Smyth, W. W.,
Esq.
Annual Report, i.
Arca (Cucullea?) Jonesi, 161.
Argyll, Duke of, on a Posttertiary
Lignite, or Peat-Bed, in the district
of Kintyre, Argyllshire (Abstract),
196.
Ash, analyses of volcanic, 353.
Asplenites lobata, 146.
Astarte Longlandsiana, 158.
Pinchiniana, 157.
Aulophyllum, Dr. P. Martin Duncan
and Mr. James Thomson on, 327.
Aulophyllum Edwardsi, 329.
Australia, Rev. W. B. Clarke on marine
fossiliferous Secondary formations
in, 7.
Award of the balance of the Wollaston
Donation-fund, xxviii; Medal, xxvii.
Aylesbury, section across the head of
the vale of, 402.
Baggy Point, 604.
Barbary, Mr. G. B. Stacey on the geo-
logy of Benghazi, 384.
Barle, valley of the, 589.
Barnstaple, 601.
Basaltic dyke in the Mendip Hills, 451.
Batheaston, section at, 458.
Bath, Liassic deposits near, 495.
Bears, Mr. G. Busk on the dentition of
fossil, 342.
Beaufort beds, South Africa, 143.
Bedminster, section at, 500.
Beer Crowcombe section, 467.
Belchford, Lincolnshire, section of
Drift near, 234.
Belemnites acutus in Ireland, zone of,
304.
Belemnites Africanus, 151.
elongatus?, 539.
minimus, 251.
Belinurus Reginæ, 37.
Burton, F. M., Esq., on the Rhætic
beds near Gainsborough, 315.
Bush Down, section from the Drew-
steignton valley to, 420.
Bushman River, South Africa, 149.
Busk, G., Esq., on certain points in the
dentition of fossil Bears, and on the
relation of Ursus priscus to U. ferox
(Abstract), 342.
Benghazi, Barbary, Mr. G. B. Stacey Bye-law passed at a Special General
on the geology of, 384.
Berenicea antipodum, 162.
Binbrook, Lincolnshire, section from
Wellingham House to, 243.
Blackwater, section across the valley of
the, 402, 415.
Bone-caves of Malta, 283.
Bos longifrons, 176.
Boulder-clay in Norfolk, Mr. F. W.
Harmer on the existence of a third,
87.
Brachiopoda from the Devonian rocks,
648, 656, 666; Lower Lias, 539.
Brazil, Mr. E. Thornton on a coal-field
in the Province of St. Catherine's,
386.
Brendon Hills, 593.
Brick-earths of Crayford and Grays,
section showing the relations of the, to
the Thames gravel, 409; the Thames
valley, Mr. W. Boyd Dawkins on the
Lower, 91.
Bridgend, section at, 512; zone of
Ammonites angulatus near, 307.
Brill, Buckinghamshire, Purbeck beds
at, 197.
Bristol, Lower Lias near, 310; sections
of Liassic deposits near, 500.
Bristow, H. W., Esq., on the Lower
Lias or Lias Conglomerate of a part
of Glamorganshire, 199.
British fossil Oxen, Mr. W. Boyd
Dawkins on the, 176.
Broadfield Down, Rhætic beds at,
504.
Brocastle, fossils from, 524; Infralias
of, 13, 23; section at, 521.
Brodie, Rev. P. B., on the Drift in a
part of Warwickshire, and on the
evidence of Glacial action which it
affords, 208; on the presence of the
Purbeck Beds at Brill in Bucking-
hamshire; and on the Superior Es-
tuarine Sands there and at certain
places in Oxfordshire and Wiltshire,
197.
Buckingham, section of the Glacial
beds near, 398.
Buckinghamshire, Purbeck beds at
Brill, 197.
Cambrian rocks of St. David's, Mr. J.
W. Salter and Mr. H. Hicks on a
new Lingulella from the red Lower,
339.
Camel Hill railway-cutting, section at,
461.
Camerton, section at, 471.
Cam, section across the valley of the,
402.
Canada, new specimens of Eozoon
from, 257.
Canada West, Laurentian rocks in the
county of Hastings, 256.
Cannington Park limestone, 579.
Cannington Park, section from Wills
Neck to, 584.
Canterbury, N. Z., Dr. Julius Haast
on the geology of, 342.
Carboniferous and Devonian Brachi-
opoda, 659.
Carboniferous fossils, 669.
Carboniferous Limestone, abnormal
Secondary deposits upon the, 481;
of the Mendip Hills, 451.
Carboniferous rocks of the valley of
the Teign, 419.
Cardita nuculoides, 162,
Carpenter, Dr. P. P., and Dr. J. W.
Dawson on a new Pulmonate Mol-
lusk [Zonites (Conulus) priscus)
from the Coal-formation of Nova
Scotia, 330.
Carpenter, Dr. W. B., notes on Fossils
recently obtained from the Lauren-
tian rocks of Canada, 257.
Cataract, geological description of the
First, 40, 115.
Caves of Malta, Capt. T. A. B. Spratt
on the, 283.
Cerithium nodulosum, 543.
pellucidum, 542.
pentacoste, 542.
planicostatum, 542.
spiratum, 543.
Tylori, 313.
Chalk and chalk-marl, analyses of, 389.
Chalk, derivation of White Tertiary
clays from, 388.
Chalk of Lincolnshire, 235.
Challacombe, 604.
Chara liassica, 538.
Charter House Liassic lead-mine, 491.
Chart showing the position of the
Adventure and Medina Banks, con-
necting Sicily with Africa, 293.
Cheirotherian footprint from the
Keuper Sandstone of Daresbury,
Cheshire, Prof. W. C. Williamson
on a, 56.
Chemical analyses of consolidated
blocks from the Drift, 113; varie-
gated strata, 114.
Chemical geology of the Malvern Hills,
the Rev. J. H. Timins on the,
352.
Chemnitzia Africana, 153.
Cheshire, Cheirotherian footprint from
the Keuper Sandstone of Daresbury,
56.
Chillesford beds to the Fluviomarine
Crag, the Rev. O. Fisher on the
relation of the, 175.
Chiton radiatum, 543.
Cidaris pustulifera, 163.
Clarke, G., Esq., on the geological
features of Mauritius (Abridged),
185.
Clarke, Rev. W. B., on marine fossi-
liferous Secondary formations in
Australia, 7.
Clayhanger to Whitfield, section from,
593.
Clays of the Lower Tertiaries, Mr. G.
Maw on the sources of the materials
composing the White, 387.
Cliffs and caves of Malta, sketch of
some of the, 285.
Cliffs and Escarpments, 265.
Coal-basins of Somersetshire and South
Wales, Mr. C. Moore on abnormal
conditions of Secondary deposits
when connected with the, 207,
449.
Coal-field in the Province of St. Cathe-
rine's, Brazil, Mr. E. Thornton on
a, 386.
Coal-formation of Nova Scotia, Dr. J.
W. Dawson on a new Pulmonate
Mollusk from the, 330.
Coal on the eastern slope of the Andes,
Mr. W. Wheelwright on the dis-
covery of, 197.
Coast of Sweden, sea-water-level marks
on the, 191.
Coddenham, section near, 110.
Collingwood, Dr. C., on the sulphur-
springs of Northern Formosa, 382.
Combe Martin, 604.
Compton Dundon, section at, 457.
Conglomerates of the Mendip Hills,
Consolidated blocks in the Drift of
Suffolk, 110.
Corals from the Devonian rocks, 647,
654, 664.
Corals of the Infralias of South Wales,
Dr. P. Martin Duncan on the, 12.
Corbula? Rockiana, 159.
Cornwall, fossils of North, 669.
Cowbridge, Liassic beds at, 517.
Crag, relation of the Chillesford beds
to the Fluviomarine, 175.
Crania liassica, 539.
Crassatella complicata, 160.
Crayford, Brick-earth of, 408; section
at Stoneham's Pit, 96.
Crendi bone-cave, 284.
Cretaceous rocks of Sinai, Echinoder-
mata from the, 38.
Croydon Hill to Yard, section from,
594.
Crustacea allied to Eurypterus, 28.
Crustacean bed of the Lias, 465.
Cucullaa (Macrodon) Atherstonei, 161.
Kraussii, 161.
Curvature of slaty laminæ, 323.
Cyclophyllum, a new genus of the
Cyathophyllida, Dr. P. Martin
Duncan and Mr. James Thomson
on, 327.
Cyclophyllum Bowerbanki, 328.
fungites, 329.
Cyclopteris Jenkinsiana, 146.
Cypricardia Niveniana, 160.
Winwoodii, 541.
Cyprina Borcherdsi, 161.
Daresbury, Cheshire, section from
Weston Point to, 56 (plate).
Dartmoor to Piddleton Down, section
from, 420.
Dawkins, W. B., Esq., on the age of the
Lower Brick-earths of the Thames
Valley, 91; on the British fossil
Oxen, Part II. Bos longifrons,
Owen, 176; on the dentition of
Rhinoceros leptorhinus, Owen, 213.
Dawson, Dr. J. W., on fossils recently
obtained from the Laurentian rocks
of Canada, and on objections to the
organic nature of Eozoon, with
notes by Dr. W. B. Carpenter, 257;
on the discovery of a new Pulmonate
Mollusk [Zonites (Conulus) priscus]
in the Coal-formation of Nova
Scotia, with a description of the
species by Dr. P. P. Carpenter, 330.
Delphinula nuda, 543.
Dentition of fossil Bears, 342; Rhi-
Mr. S. V. Wood on land-glaciation
during the earlier part of the Glacial
period in, 84; on the Postglacial
deposits of the south-east of, 394.
Eozoon, Dr. J. W. Dawson on objec-
tions to the organic nature of, 261;
Dr. W. B. Carpenter on, 257; Sir
W. E. Logan on new specimens of,
253.
Erith, section at White's Pit, 97.
Eruptive rocks, analyses of, 355.
Escarpments, 265.
noceros leptorhinus, Mr. W. Boyd England, Drift of the north of, 40;
Dawkins on the, 213.
Denudation, Mr. W. Whitaker on sub-
aerial, 265; of the Mendip Hills,
Mr. C. Moore on the, 454.
Devon, Devonian fossils of North, 372,
635; Mr. R. Etheridge on the phy-
sical structure of North, 251, 568.
Devonian fauna, stratigraphical value
of the species comprising the, 662.
Devonian fossils, paleontological value
of the, 251, 612; stratigraphical
considerations on the, 677.
Devonian rocks of Great Britain, table
showing the entire fauna and flora of
the, 616-634; the Mendip Hills,451.
Devonshire, relative distribution of
fossils throughout the rocks of
North, 372; subdivisions of the
rocks of North, 372, 568.
Dictyopteris? simplex, 141.
Dinosaurian Reptiles from the Storm-
berg Mountains, 1.
Discina Davidsoni, 540.
Holdeni, 314.
Discohelix cornucopiæ, 551.
- fimbriatus, 552.
Donations to the Library, ix, 58, 120,
267, 430; Museum, vii.
Dorsetshire, zone of Ammonites angu-
latus in, 311.
Drewsteignton valley to Bush Down,
section from the, 420.
Drift in a part of Warwickshire, the
Rev. P. B. Brodie on the, 208; pit
between Belchford and Scamblesby,
234; of Suffolk, Mr. G. Maw on the
occurrence of consolidated blocks in
the, 110; the North of England,
Mr. J. Curry on the, 40.
Dulverton, 586.
Duncan, Dr. P. Martin on some Echi-
nodermata from the Cretaceous
rocks of Sinai, 38; on the Madre-
poraria of the Infralias of South
Wales, 12.
Duncan, Dr. P. Martin, and J. Thom-
son, Esq., on Cyclophyllum, a new
genus of the Cyathophyllida, with
remarks on the genus Aulophyllum,
Ecca beds, South Africa, 142.
Echinodermata from the Cretaceous
rocks of Sinai, Dr. P. Martin Duncan
on, 38.
Egypt, Mr. Hawkshaw on the geology
of the First Cataract, 40.
Elgin, new specimen of Telerpeton
from, 77,
Etheridge, R., Esq., on the physical
structure of West Somerset and
North Devon, and on the palæon-
tological value of the Devonian fos-
sils, 251, 568.
Eurypteridæ, relation of the Xiphos-
ura to the, 28.
Eurypterus remipes, 37.
Euskelesaurus Brownii, 4.
Ewenny, Infralias of, 13, 23; section
at, 520.
Exapinurus Schrenkii, 37.
Faults in Lincolnshire, 248.
Faunas, relation of Præglacial and
Postglacial, 106.
Felstones, analyses of, 358.
Firestone of the Lias, 466.
Fisher, Rev. O., on the relation of the
Chillesford Beds to the Fluvioma-
rine Crag (Abstract), 175.
Flint Implements from Thetford, Nor-
folk, 45.
Flower, J. W., Esq., on some Flint
Implements lately found in the Val-
ley of the Little Ouse River, at
Thetford, Norfolk, 45.
Fluviomarine Crag, relation of the
Chillesford beds to the, 175.
Fontaine-étoupe-Four, Lias at, 476.
Footprint of Cheirotherium, 56.
Foraminifera-zone of the Lias, 473.
Foreign Devonian fossils compared
with English, 616–634.
Foreland, North, 596.
Formosa, Dr. C. Collingwood on the
sulphur-springs of Northern, 382.
Fossil British Öxen, Mr. W. Boyd
Dawkins on, 176; Crustacea, Mr.
Henry Woodward on, 28.
Fossiliferous deposits of North Devon,
313.
Fossils from Australia, 7; Brocastle,
524; Charter House lead-mine, 494;
Elgin, 77; Holwell, 486; Llanbe-
thian, 519; Munger, 475; Sinai,
38; South Africa, 139; Stout's Hill
and Keynsham, 503; Weston, Bath,
498; Whatley, 480; the Ammo-
nites-Bucklandi beds in South Wales,
532; Hunstanton series in Lincoln-
shire, 235; Infralias of South Wales,
12; Laurentian rocks of Canada,
257; Liassic deposits of Somerset-
shire and South Wales, 557-566;
Lower Brick-earths, 100, 101, 107;
Lower Cambrian rocks, 339; Lower
Lias, 538; Shepton Mallet railway-
section, 509; Sutton Stone, 306,
529; Tealby series, 246; Upper
Ludlow sandstone, 333; White Lias,
465; zone of Ammonites angulatus,
311; A. planorbis, 301; Belemnites
acutus, 304; of North Cornwall,
669; the Devonian rocks, Mr. R.
Etheridge on the, 251, 612; strati-
graphical considerations on the,
677.
Fossils throughout the North Devon
series, Mr. Townshend M. Hall on
the relative distribution of, 371.
France, Infralias of, 19.
Freshwater fossils from Charter House,
493.
Fucoides clavatus, 163.
Fullesby to near South Ormsby, Lin-
colnshire, section from, 247.
Fusus Jenynsii, 545.
Terquemi, 544.
Gainsborough, Mr. F. M. Burton on
the Rhætic beds near, 315; zone of
Ammonites angulatus near, 306.
Geelhoutboom series, South Africa,
plants of the, 144.
Geology of Benghazi, Barbary, 384;
Lincolnshire, 227; the Malvern
Hills, the Rev. J. H. Timins on the
chemical, 352; Mauritius, 185;
North Devon and West Somerset,
251, 568; the First Cataract, Upper
Egypt, 40, 115; Princes Islands in
the Sea of Marmora, 381; Province of
Canterbury, N. Z., Dr. Julius Haast
on the, 342; Quantock Hills, 581;
Valleys of the upper part of the
River Teign and its feeders, Mr. G.
Wareing Ormerod on the, 185,
Glacial action afforded by the Drift
in a part of Warwickshire, the Rev.
P. B. Brodie on the evidence of,
208.
Glacial and Postglacial deposits of the
valley of the Thames, 396.
Glacial period in England, evidence
of Land-glaciation during the ear-
lier part of the, 84; in New Zealand,
deposits of the, 346.
Glamorganshire, Mr. H. W. Bristow
on the Lower Lias or Lias-conglo-
merate of a part of, 199; Mr. C.
Moore on the Liassic deposits of,
512: zone of Ammonites angulatus
in, 307.
Glossopteris Browniana, 140.
Sutherlandi, 140.
Gloucestershire, zone of Ammonites
angulatus in, 307.
Gold in New Brunswick, Mr. W. S.
Shea on recent discoveries of, 197.
Goldsoncot, 594.
Granite, Mr. G. Maw on the supposed
derivation of White Tertiary clays
from, 392.
Granite of the valley of the Teign, 419.
Grantia antiqua, 538.
Gravels of the valley of the Teign, 419.
Grays, Brick-earth of, 408.
Grays Thurrock, section at Mr. Pear-
son's Pit, 94.
Gurney Slade, Liassic dykes at, 491.
Haast, Dr. J., on the Geology of the
Province of Canterbury, N. Z., prin-
cipally with reference to the deposits
of the Glacial Epoch at the western
base of the Southern Alps, 342.
Hall, T. M., Esq., on the relative dis-
tribution of fossils throughout the
North Devon series, 371.
Hamites Africanus, 150.
Hangman grits, 604.
Hapsford Mills, section at, 490.
Harmer, F. W., Esq., on the exist-
ence of a Third Boulder-clay in
Norfolk (Abridged), 87.
Hastings, Canada West, Laurentian
rocks in the county of, 256.
Hatch Beauchamp, section at, 468.
Havering to the North Downs, section
from, 398.
Hawkshaw, J. C., Esq., on the geo-
logy of the First Cataract, Upper
Egypt, 40, 115.
Heddon's Mouth, 598, 600.
Helesborough, 607.
Helix Dawsoni, 545.
Hemiaspis limuloides, 37.
Hicks, H., Esq., and J.W. Salter, Esq.,
on a new Lingulella from the red
Lower Cambrian rocks of St.
David's, 339.
Himalayas, Mr. H. B. Medlicott on
the Alps and the, 322.
Hollybush sandstone, eruptive rocks
of the, 355.
Holwell, Carboniferous Limestone and
Liassic dykes at, 483.
Hornblendic rocks, analyses of, 363.
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