Hunstanton Limestone in Lincoln-

shire, 229; beds above the, 235;
beds below the, 242.

Huxley, Prof. T. H., on some remains

of large Dinosaurian Reptiles from
the Stormberg Mountains, South
Africa, 1; on a New Specimen of
Telerpeton Elginense, 77.
Hydrobia, sp., 545.

Ilford, section at Uphill Pit, 92.
Ilfracombe, 604, 608.

Infralias, Mr. C. Moore on the use of
the term, 533; of Luxembourg and
France, 19; South Wales, Madre-
poraria of the, 12.

Insect and Crustacean beds of the
Lias, 465.

Ireland, Mr. R. Tate on the Lower
Lias of the north-east of, 297.
Isastræa Richardsoni, 162.
Jones, Prof. T. R., on the Secondary

deposits of South Africa, 142,149,171.
Judd, J. W., Esq., on the strata which
form the base of the Lincolnshire
Wolds, 227.

Jukes, J. B., Esq., on the grouping
of the rocks of North Devon and
West Somerset (Title only), 7.
Jurassic fossils from Australia, 8;

South Africa, 150.

Karoo beds, fossil Plants from the, 140.
Keuper sandstone, Cheirotherian foot-
print from the, 56.
Keuper, sections of, 468.
Keynsham, Lower Lias at, 502.
King's Sutton to the Glacial beds be-
yond Buckingham,section from,398.
Kintyre, Argyllshire, Posttertiary lig
nite in the district of, 196.
Kirkham, J. W., Esq., section from
Weston Point to Daresbury, Che-
shire (Plate), 56.

Koonap beds, South Africa, 142.
Lake-district, Drift of the, 40.
Laleston Quarry, Ostrea-bed at, 519.
Laminæ, terminal curvature of slaty,
323.

Langan Lead-mine, 533.

Laurentian rocks of Canada, Dr. J. W.

Dawson on fossils from the, 257;
the county of Hastings, Canada West,
256.

Lava, analyses of, 353, 358.
Lead-mine at Charter House, 491;
Langan, 533.

Lea, section across the valley of the,
398.

Lee, 610.

"Lethe" Caverns, Barbary, section of
the, 385.

Lias-conglomerate of a part of Gla-
morganshire, Mr. H. W. Bristow
on the, 199.

Lias of the North-east of Ireland, Mr.
Ralph Tate on the, 297.
Liassic deposits near Bath, 495; of
Somersetshire, 459; the South
Wales District, 511.

Liassic dykes at Gurney Slade, 491;
Holwell, 483.

Liassic lead-vein at Charter House,

491; Langan, 533.

Library, Donations to the, ix, 58, 120,
267, 430.

Lignite in the district of Kintyre, Ar-
gyllshire, the Duke of Argyll on a
Posttertiary, 196.

Lima densicosta, 541.

Deslongchampsii, 541.
neglecta, 156.
obliquissima, 156.
scrobiculata, 541.

Limestone of Cannington Park, 579.
Limulus polyphemus, 37.

Lincolnshire Wolds, Mr. J. W. Judd
on the strata which form the base of
the, 227.

Lincolnshire, zone of Ammonites an-
gulatus in, 306.

Lingula from Sloly quarry, note on
the species of, 381.
Lingulella ferruginea, 340.

var. ovalis, 341.

Lingulella from the red Lower Cam-
brian rocks of St. David's, Mr. J. W.
Salter and Mr. H. Hicks on a new,
339.

List of fossils associated with Rhino-
ceros leptorhinus, 225; from Bridg-
end, 517; Brocastle, 525; Camer-
ton,473; Holwell,486; Llanbethian,
519; Munger, 475; South Africa,
148, 166, 170; Stout's Hill and
Keynsham, 503; the Ammonites-
Bucklandi beds in South Wales,
532; Charter House lead-mine,
494; Hunstanton series in Lincoln-
shire, 235; Lower Lias of Somerset-
shire and South Wales, 557; Shep-
ton Mallet railway-section, 509;
Sutton Stone, 309, 530; Tealby
series, 246; Weston, Bath, 497;
Whatley, 480; Windsor Hill, 509;
zone of Ammonites angulatus, 311;
Infralias Corals, 22; Mamma'ia
from the Lower Brick-earths, 101,
107; Shells from the Lower Brick-
earths, 100; the constituents of the
Drift in a part of Warwickshire,
212.

Long Lake, Canada, specimens of
Eozoon from, 260.

Louth, Lincolnshire, section at, 241.
Lower Brick-earths of the Thames

Valley, 91; Cambrian rocks, new
Lingulella from the, 339; Devonian
fossils of West Somerset and North
Devon, 635; rocks of North Devon,
594; Lias, fossils from the, 539; near
Bristol, 310; of a part of Glamorgan-
shire, 199, 307, 512; Somersetshire,
465; the north-east of Ireland, 297;
Tertiaries, white clays of the, 387.
Lucina crassa, 251.

Ludlow sandstone, tracts of Pteras-
pis (?) in the Upper, 333.
Lumachello, 21.

Luxembourg, Infralias of, 19.
Lynn, River, North Devon, 596.
Lynton, 594.

Mackintosh, D., Esq., on some stri-
king instances of the terminal cur-
vature of slaty laminæ in West
Somerset, 323.

Madoc, specimens of Eozoon from, 261.
Madreporaria of the Infralias of South
Wales, 12.

Maghlak bone-cave, 284.

Main Down, section across, 593.
Maldon, section across the valley of
the Blackwater at, 415.

Malta, Capt. T. A. B. Spratt on the
Bone-caves of, 283.

Malvern Hills, the Rev. J. H. Timins
on the chemical geology of the, 352.
Mammalia from the Lower Brick-

Marks on the coast of Sweden, 191.
Marston Road section, 482.
Marmora, geology of the Princes Is-
lands in the Sea of, 381.

Marton, Lincolnshire, zone of Ammo-
nites angulatus at, 306.
Mauritius, Mr. G. Clark on the geo-
logical features of, 185.

Maw, G., Esq., on some chemical ana-
lyses of variegated strata (Abstract),
114; on the occurrence of con-
solidated blocks in the Drift of
Suffolk, 110; on the sources of the
materials composing the white clays
of the Lower Tertiaries, 387.
Medina and Adventure Banks, chart
showing the, 293.

Medlicott, H. B., Esq., on the Alps
and the Himalayas (Abstract), 322.
Medway, section across the valley of
the, 406, 412.

Melania acuta, 546.

Dunravenensis, 546.
nodulo-carinata, 546.
Melliha cavern, Malta, 290.
Mells, Middle Lias at, 480.
Mendip Hills, geology of the, 451;
section across the, 452.
Microlestes quarry, 487.

Middle Devonian fossils of North De-
von and West Somerset, 640; of
South Devon, 643; rocks of North
Devon, 601; Lias at Mells, 480;
of Somersetshire, 474.
Minehead, 585.

Mollusk from the Coal-formation of
Nova Scotia, Dr. J. W. Dawson on
a new Pulmonate, 330.

Moore C., Esq., on Abnormal Condi-
tions of Secondary Deposits when
connected with the Somersetshire
and South Wales Coal-basin, and
on the age of the Sutton and South-
erndown Series, 207, 449.
Moraine-accumulations in New Zea-
land, 346.

New Brunswick, recent discoveries of

gold in, 197.

New Zealand, Dr. Julius Haast on the
geology of the Province of Canter-
bury, 342.

Nile, section of the valley of the, 117.
Norfolk, a third Boulder-clay in, 87;

flint implements from Thetford, 45.
North Devon, Mr. R. Etheridge on
the physical structure of, 251, 568;
series, Mr. Townshend M. Hall on
the relative distribution of fossils
throughout the, 371.

North Downs, section from Havering
to the, 398.

North Hill to Pixton Park, West So-
merset, section from, 590.
Norwich, sections across the Yare Val-
ley above and below, 89.

Nova Scotia, Dr. J. W. Dawson on a
new Pulmonate Mollusk from the
Coal-formation of, 330.

Old Red Sandstone of the Mendip
Hills, 451.

Opis triangularis, 541.
Ormerod, G. W., Esq., on the geo-
logy of the valleys of the upper
part of the River Teign and its
feeders (Abridged), 185, 418.
Orosaurus, 5.

Ostrea-bed of the Lias, 466; in South
Wales, 518.

Ostrea imbricata, 154.

(Exogyra) Jonesiana, 154.
Ouse, section across the valley of the,
398.

Oxen, Mr. W. Boyd Dawkins on the
British fossil, 176.

Oxfordshire, estuarine sands in, 197.
Paleontological value of the Devonian
fossils, 251, 612.

Palæozamia (Pterophyllum) Africana,

145.

Pecten Rollei, 541.

Rubidgeanus, 155.
verticillus, 541.

Penarth, Rhætic and Liassic deposits
at, 512.

Petherwin fossils, 669.
Phasianella? Sharpei, 153.

turbinata, 550.

Phyllotheca?, sp., 141.

Piddleton Down, section from Dart-
moor to, 420.

Pinch's Well, near Bath, 495.
Pinna Sharpei, 158.

Pixton Park, West Somerset, section
from, 590.

Planorbis Mendipensis, 548.
Placunopsis imbricata, 154.
Rubidgeana, 155.
subjurensis, 155.
undulata, 155.

Plan of the Zebbug bone-cave, 289.
Plants from the Geelhoutboom series,
South Africa, 144; Karoo beds,
South Africa, 140.

Pleuratella prima, 549.
Pleurotomaria Brycei, 313.
Buchi, 550.
Mendipensis, 550.

Pollicipes rhomboidalis, 539.
Porlock, 585, 594.

Postglacial deposits of the south-east
of England, Mr. S. V. Wood on
the, 394.
Postpliocene period in New Zealand,

marine accumulations of the, 346.
Preglacial and Postglacial faunas, 106.
Prestwichia (Limulus) rotundata, 37.
Princes Islands in the Sea of Mar-
mora, Mr. W. R. Swan on the geo-
logy of the, 381.

Proserpina Lyelli, 549.
Pseudoniscus aculeatus, 37.
Pteraspis (?), Mr. J. W. Salter on
some tracks of, 333.
Pterocheilus primus, 549.

Purbeck beds at Brill, Buckingham-
shire, the Rev. P. B. Brodie on the,
197.

Pyrula liassica, 550.

Quantock Hills, geology of the, 581.
Report, Annual, i; of the Library
and Museum Committee, ii.
Reptiles from the Stormberg Moun-
tains, South Africa, Prof. T. H.
Huxley on Dinosaurian, 1.
Rhætic and Liassic deposits at Pen-
arth, 512.

Rhætic Beds at Broadfield Down, 504;
near Gainsborough, Mr. F. M. Bur-
ton on the,315; of Somersetshire,459.

Rhinoceros Etruscus, 215.

leptorhinus, 215.

megarhinus, 214.
tichorhinus, 213.

Richmond Park, section across, 406.
Rimula elegans, 551.
liasina, 551.

Rubidgea Mackayi, 141.

Ruishton, section of Keuper at, 468.
Salter, J. W., Esq., and H. Hicks,
Esq., on a new Lingulella from the
red Lower Cambrian Rocks of St.
David's, 339.

Salter, J. W., Esq., on some tracks of
Pteraspis (?) in the Upper Ludlow
Sandstone, 330.
Sandrock bed, 467.

Sarsen stone, analysis of, 113.
Saurian bed of the Lias, 466.
Scamblesby, Lincolnshire, section of
Drift near, 234.

Secondary deposits, Mr. C. Moore on
abnormal conditions of, 207, 449;
in Australia, 7; fossils from South
Africa, 139.

Section across the head of the vale of
Aylesbury, 402; Isle of Sheppy,
from Higham to Stodmarsh, 412;
Mendip Hills, 452; valley of the
Blackwater, 402, 415; Cam, 402;
Lea, 398; Little Ouse, 46; Med-
way, 406, 412; Ouse, near Buck-
ingham, 398; Yare, above and be-
low Norwich, 89; West Somerset,
590; at Bedminster, 500; Bridg-
end, 513; Brocastle, 521; Camel
Hill railway-cutting, 461; Camer-
ton, 471; Compton Dundon, 457;
Hapsford Mills, 490; Hatch Beau-
champ, 468; Heddon's Mouth, 600;
Holwell, 484; Litcham lime-kiln,
86; Louth, Lincolnshire, 241; Mr.
Pearson's Pit, Gray's Thurrock, 94;
Pinch's Well, near Bath, 496;
Speeton, 241; Stoneham's Pit,
Crayford, 96; Trowse Junction,
Norfolk, 88; Uphall Pit, Ilford,
92; White's Pit, Erith, 97; Wills-
bridge railway-cutting, 499; Wood-
abay, 599; from Chopping's Hill
Farm to Crowfield Street, near Cod-
denham, Suffolk, 110; Clayhanger
to Whitfield, 593; Croydon Hill
to Yard, 594; Dartmoor to Piddle-
ton Down, 420; Fulletby to near
South Ormsby, Lincolnshire, 247 ;
Havering across the Thames valley
to the North Downs, 398; Peters-
ham to Cheam railway-station,
406; the Drewsteignton valley to

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Bush Down, 420; Willingham
House to Binbrook, Lincolnshire,
243; Wills Neck across the Quan-
tock Hills to Cannington Park, 584;
in a quarry at Wheddon Cross,
587; Munger Road Quarry, 474;
the Llanbethian quarries, near Cow-
bridge, 518; the Vallis, 488; near
Shepton Mallet, 505; of a chalk-
pit at Tetford Hill, Lincolnshire,
240; coal-shaft at Mells, 481;
curved laminæ near Wiveliscombe,
324; Drift in a pit between Belch-
ford and Scamblesby, 234; Keuper
at Ruishton, 468; Laurentian rocks
in the County of Hastings, Canada
West, 256; Lias and Carboniferous
Limestone at Whatley, 478; Lit-
cham Hill, 85; the Lias-conglome-
rate as exposed on the Glamorgan-
shire coast, 202; Rhætic beds near
Gainsborough, 315, 317; Valley of
the Nile eastward of the First
Cataract, 117; showing the position
of the Thames gravel between Strat-
ford and Purfleet, 409; relations of
the Crayford and Grays Brick-
earths to the Thames gravel, 409;
of the Middle and Upper Glacial
deposits to the valley of the Thames,
396.

Selkirk, Earl of, on some sea-water-
level marks on the coast of Sweden,
191.

Serpula filaria, 163.

(Vermilia) Pinchiniana, 163.
- plicatilis, 163.

strangulata, 539.

Shales, analyses of, 357.
'Shea, W. S., Esq., on recent disco-
veries of Gold in New Brunswick
(Abstract), 197.

Shells from South Africa, 150; the
Devonian rocks, 648, 666; Lower
Brick-earths, 100; Lower Cam-
brian rocks, 339; Lower Lias, 539.
Sheppy, section across the isle of, 412.
Shepton Mallet, fossils from, 509;

section in a railway-cutting west of,
505.

Sicily and Africa, former connexion
of, 293.

Sinai, Echinodermata from the Cre-
taceous rocks of, 38.

Sketches of parts of the skeleton of
Telerpeton Elginense, 77.

Sketch of some of the cliffs and caves

of Malta, 285.

Sloly Quarry, North Devon, note on
the species of Lingula from, 381.

Smyth, W. W., Esq. (President), Ad-
dress on presenting the Wollaston
Medal to G. Poulett Scrope, Esq.,
xxvii; address on handing to Sir
R. I. Murchison for Mr. W. H.
Baily the balance of the Wollaston
Donation-fund, xxviii; Anniver-
sary Address, February 15, 1867,
xxix; Obituary notices of deceased
Fellows:-Mr. William Hopkins,
xxix; Dr. William Whewell, xxxii;
Dr. John Lee, xxxv; Mr. George
Rennie, XXXV; Professor Henry
Darwin Rogers, xxxvii; Mr. Per-
cival Norton Johnson, xxxix; Mr.
Charles Maclaren, xli; Mr. George
W. Featherstonhaugh, xliii; Mr.
Alexander Bryson, xlv; Mr. Parkin
Jeffcock, xlv; Mr. James Smith,
xlvi; Marquis Lorenzo Pareto,
xlvii; Dr. Albert Oppel, xlviii; Dr.
Nils von Nordenskiöld, xlix; Dr.
Charles Théophile Gaudin, 1; Don
Casiano de Prado, 1; Dr. Jaques
Amand Eudes-Deslongchamps, lii;
extension of geological science, liv;
Geological Survey of Great Britain,
liv; of Canada, lvi; Lawrence's
translation of Cotta, Ivi; Zinkel's
'Lehrbuch der Petrographie,' lvii;
Haughton's Manual of Geology,'
Ivii; Mohr's Geschichte der Erde,'
lviii; Bischof's Chemical Geology,
lviii; origin of crystalline rocks,
lx; origin of serpentine, lxi;
Eozoon Canadense, lxiv; Daubrée's
researches on meteorites, lxvi.
Snodland, section from the mouth of
the Thames to near. 406.
Solarium lunatum, 552.
Somerset, Mr. D. Mackintosh on ter-
minal curvature of slaty laminæ in
West, 323; Mr. R. Etheridge on the
physical structure of West, 579.
Somersetshire and South Wales coal-
basins, Mr. C. Moore on Secondary
deposits connected with the,207,449.
South Africa, Mr. R. Tate on Secon-
dary fossils from, 139.

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South Devon, Middle Devonian fossils
of, 643.

Southern Alps, New Zealand, geological
structure of the, 343.
Southerndown series, 15, 23, 199, 207,
307, 526.

South Ormsby, Lincolnshire, section
from Fulletby to near, 247.
South Wales coal-basin, Mr. C. Moore
on Secondary deposits connected
with the, 207, 449, 511.

South Wales, Madreporaria of the In-
fralias of, 12.

Special General Meeting, new bye-law
passed at a, 322.
Speeton, section at, 241.
Sphenopteris antipodum, 146.
Spirifer-bank of the Lias, 473.
Sponge from the Lower Lias, 538.
Spratt, Capt. T. A. B., on the bone-
caves near Crendi, Zebbug, and Mel-
liha, in the Island of Malta, 283.
Stacey, G. B., Esq., on the geology of
Benghazi, Barbary, and an account
of the Subsidences in its vicinity,
384.

St. Catherine's, Brazil, coal-field in the
Province of, 386.

St. David's, Mr. J. W. Salter and Mr.
H. Hicks on a new Lingulella from,
339.
Stormberg beds, South Africa, 143.
Stormberg Mountains, South Africa,
Dinosaurian Reptiles from the, 1.
Stormy quarry, Liassic beds at, 520.
Stout's Hill, Lower Lias at, 502.
Strata, analyses of variegated, 114.
Strata which form the base of the
Lincolnshire Wolds, 227.
Stratigraphical considerations on the
Devonian fossils, 677; value of the
species comprising the Devonian
fauna, 662.

Structure of North Devon and West
Somerset, 579.

Subaërial Denudation, Mr. W. Whi-
taker on, 265.

Subsidences in the neighbourhood of
Benghazi, Barbary, 384.

Succession of rocks in North Devon
and West Somerset, 579.
Suffolk, consolidated blocks in the
Drift of, 110.

Sulphur-springs of Northern Formosa,
Dr. C. Collingwood on the, 382.
Sunday's River, South Africa, 149;
Jurassic fossils from, 150.

Sutton Stone, 15, 23, 199, 207, 307, 526.
Swan, W. R., Esq., on the geology of
the Princes Islands in the Sea of
Marmora (Abstract), 381.

Sweden, the Earl of Selkirk on some
sea-water-level marks on the coast
of, 191.

Table of comparison between the Brit-
ish and Foreign Devonian Brachi-
opoda, showing also their range to
the Carboniferous, 658; of the Brit-
ish Devonian Colenterata with those
of the Rhine, Belgium, and France,
654; fossils from the Liassic deposits