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LIST F.
MEMOIRS, MAPS, &c.,

ISSUED BY THE

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

AND THE

MUSEUM OF PRACTICAL GEOLOGY.

 

THE MEMOIRS, &c., sold by Eyre and Sportiswoopz, Hast Harding
Street.

MAPS by E. Sranrorp, 26 and 27, Cockspur Street, Charing Cross,—
for England.

~MUSEUM CATALOGUES, GUIDES, &e., sold at the Muszum,
28, Jermyn Street.

MEMOIRS and MAPS sold by Joun Menzius and Co., Edinburgh and
Glasgow,—for Scotland; and Hopgss, Fieeis, and Co., Limited,

Dublin,—for Iveland.

 

 

 

CONTENTS.
Page " 5 Page
é : NGLAND AND WaLEs—cont.

a ee Horizontal Sections 92
Records of School of Mines | Vertical Sections 102
Mineral Statistics

ScoTLanD :
: Memoirs

Great ear Maps :—One- inch scale tb
Memoirs, ) Coal-fields 12
Gs as ig , Six-inch seale 113
Museum Catalogues Horizontal Sections 118

Vertical Sections 119

ENGLAND aND WALES:

Memoirs 57 IRELAND :

Figures and Descriptions of Organic Memoirs 120
Remains - 64 Maps :—One- inch seale 126

Maps :—One-inch scale. Solid 65 ae List of Counties - 132
. » Drift 76 i Coal-fields 133
+9 Completed Counties 79 98 Six-inch scale 133
ay One-inch scale. New Series 82 Horizontal Sections 134

Index Maps.—-4 miles to 1 inch.— Miscellaneous 136
Wales and West of England 83

Index Maps:—4 miles to 1 inch.— MS. Corrms of Six-inch Maps - - 136
England and Wales 83

Index to Signs and Colours 83 Cotonrgs :

Coal-fields - 84 West Indies 136

Maps :—Six-inch seale 85 British Guiana - - 186

1900.

A 2277, 1/1900. Wt. 17935/236, M,
OFFICERS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE
UNITED KINGDOM.

Director Grnmran—Sir Arcumatp Guixr, D.C.L., D.Sc., LL.D., F.R.8.

Director ror Great Drrrars—

 

ENGLAND AND WALES.
Heap Orrice—28, Jermyn Srreer, Lonpon, §.W.

District Surveyor—Horace B. Woopwarp, F.RS.  (leting Director).

Geologists RK. H. Tippraan, M.A.; ©. E. Fox-Srraneways; J. J. H. ranp, MA., ERS. ;
W. A. E. Ussuern; A.C. G. Cameron; Cremenr Rem, F.R.S.; Avprey SrraHan, M.A.

Assistant Geologists—J. H. Buaxe; C. EB. Hawkins; A. J. Juxes-Browyeg, B.A.; J.B. Hin, RN. ;
G. W. Lamrtucu; W. Gipson; T. Crosnen Canremy, B.Sc.; T. I. Pocock, M.A. ;
Wru1am Pornarp, M.A., D.Sc. ; C. B. Wenn, B.A.; and E. E. L. Disox, B.Sc.

Palaontologist and Curator of Fossils—K. T, Newton, F.R.S.

Assistant Palcontologist—F. L. Karcuin, M.A., Pu.D.

Assistant Curator of Fossils--H. A. ALLEN.

Assistant in Fossil Department—Joun Ropes.

General Assistant—Wuxry J. Gray.

Assistant Clerk—P. M. O’Coxsor.

Draughtsman—H. W. Gitpert Winans.

‘SCOTLAND.
OrFrice—SuHERIFr Courr Burupinas, Epinsurca.

District Surveyor—B. N. Puacu, F.R.S.

Geologists—R. G. Symzs, M.A.; 8. B. Winxrnson; Jonn Horne (.lcting Director) ; W. Gunn ;
C. T. Croveu, M.A.; Grores Barrow.

Assistant Geologists—J. S. Grant-Wiuson; L. W. Hixxmay, B.A.; Atrrep Harner, M.A. ;
Hersert Kynaston, B.A.; E. H. Cunyrxcuam-Craie, B.A.

Curator of Geological Collections—J. G. GoopcHiLp.

Assistunt Curator—A. MacconocuIE.

Fossil Collector—Davip Tarr.

General Assistant—R. Lunn.

IRELAND.
Orrice—14, Hume Srrerr, Dusuin.
Senior Geologist—J. Nouan.
Geologists—l’. W. Ecan, B.A.; J. R. Kinroz; Auex. McHurnry.

Assistant Geologist—Hrnry J. Srymour, B.A.
Assistant in Fossil Department—R. Cuarx.

Orricers oF THE Museum or Pracrican GroLocy, Jurmyn Srrevr, Lonpon.
Director—Sir ArcHiBALp Gurxin, D.C.L., Il. RS.

Curator and Librarian—F. W. Ruprer.
Assistant Curator—a. Prinexe, M.A., B.Sc.
Assistant Librariun—C. V. Croox, B.A.
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.

Price.
UNITED KINGDOM GENERAL MEMOIRS:

Susmary or Procress or tHe Gronosican Survey or Tue Unrrep Kincpom FoR
1897, 176 pp. (1898) ; for 1898, 216 pp. 8 illustrations (1899). Wrapper..each 1/0

Puiocene Deposrrs or Brrraw. By C. Reid, F.L.S., F.G.S. 5 plates. 48
illustrations: 320 pps Cloth, x74 aeswedewnw ase Coded 2 sew eness wed . . (1890) 5/6

Puiocenz Deposrrs or Burrarnx. The Vertebrata of the. ae i. T. Newton,
E.G.S., F.Z.8. 8vo. 150 pp. 10 plates. Wrapper ...ss.ceee sree vee (L891) 4/0
Cretaceous Rocxs or Brirain:
Vol. I. The Gault and Upper Greensand of England. By A.J. Jukes-Browne,
with contributions by William Hill.......... Wes erpeweties (LE He press)
Jurassic Rocks or Brrrarn :
Vol. I. Yorkshire. By ©. Foux-Strangways. Vol. I. 570 pp. 6 plates.

(Geological Map and Sections.) 28 illustrations. Cloth ............ (1892) 8/6
Vol. H. Yorkshire. Tables of Fossils. oT C. Fox- mince base 250 pp.
Cloth secs 5% wae ees ee ee Maga rasta dea ies ++. (1892) 12/0

Vol. WI. The Lias of England arid Wales (Yorkshire excepted). By H. B.
Woodward. 412 pp. 89 Figuresand Map. Cloth ......0+ e000 +++ (1893) 7/6

Vol. IV. The Lower Oolitic Rocks of England (Yorkshire excepted). By H. B.
Woodward. 628 pp. 2 plates. 137 illustrations. Cloth........ +. (1894) 10/0

Vol. V. The Middle and Upper Oolitic Rocks of England (Yorkshire excepted).
By H. B. Woodward. 499 pp. Map. 145 illustrations. Cloth ...,,, (1895) 7/6
Siturian Rocks or Brrrar:

Vol. I. The Southern Uplands of Scotland. By B. N. Peach and J. Horne,
with Notes by J. J. H. Teall. 749 PP» ate 17 ee and 121 other
illustrations. Cloth .......... ei sia areratniepeatore( 1899) 15/0

ScHoon or Mines. Records of. Vol. 1. pt. 1. sists Lectures .... (1852) 1/6
i 25 COUOF Pritts) ves vues eines Was aies Hate

3. Mines of Wicklow and Wexford .. (1853) 1/6

4. Mineral Statistics, 1848-1852....., (1853) 0/9

Minera Sratistics of the United Kingdom, embracing the Annual produce of
Tin, Copper, Lead, Silver, Iron, Coal, and other Minerals. By R. Hunt,
F.R.S., viz. :-—

Price.
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1809 542d Vain ene Sa nigad ees 4 1/6 BGO: sicsis ces axa ltine ence teass he 2/0
BOG obs ee ttusaevarecscs a etigeer ences 1/6 DSTO cceduiente wei ace Sa wna ee ac 2/0
1858, Part II...... snsgive evsiny ah soaies 5/0 GST saietcas eat Sena A Aa 2/0
T8659) eas Says aura eacbeoraersetietiy at tee 1/6 WED? Sailer acycice sisvar oe Ree eae 2/0
TSG 55:0 d5ia'els sistinacssasrireaudelroctads 3/6 VOUS agin odie eta e wey ett 2/0
WOOL nig nGoetovs maaan ante 2/0 AGIA: scotia aiewiasirets gcBiesie eerie 2/0
rains earns wa analaagae 1/0 IUSTG: eien enue eke sees ees 2/0
1864,. 66.8 & Ge ares Wale ress 2/0 DST seaeeavaeusiesnsiie o fe toe a vials 2/0
1865... $B Grenaveate acaitiewnea 2/6 1878 ecsa sce cane os ited eae 2/0
1866........ Si State Sia HPT sxe 2/0 1BT9: -casninsse-iwae teu vee 2/0
Pao acsosser es Caines cease 9/0 TBD aaa tuutvace sao onsy 2/0

N.B.—Statistics of the dates not mentioned are out of print. After 1881 they are continued by
the Mines Department of the Home Office as Parliamentary Papers.
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Geological Survey—continued.

GREAT BRITAIN:

Memorrs :
Vol. 1. Essays by De la Beche, Ramsay, Forbes, &e. 0... .... eee eee . (1846)
Vol. 2. pt. 1. Malvern Hills, &e. By John Phillips ..............-005 (1846)
Vol. 2. pt. 2. Essays woe D. Hooker, reais W.W. see &c.; and Mineral
Statistics ........ 006 ‘ icsiarsiausese . (1848)

Vol. 3. North Wales, the Geology of. By Sir A.C. Ramsay, LL.D., F.R.S.
With Appendix on the Fossils. 2nd edition. 8vo. 611 pp. 113 woodcuts.

26. plates. Qamaps, “Cloths. case ceacid pane cence ewes aecreniavecoriean endian (1881)
Vol. 4. pt. 1. London Basin, the Geology of the. By W. Whitaker, F.R.S.
(Out Of Print.) osu memcgang, rady Meee eS ae ee tea ee ese Cues Sie prers Mirene® (1872)

Tue Iron Ones oF Great Britain. 8yo., viz. :—
Part 1. The Northern, and North Midland Counties of England. (1856.)
(QubeOf print) cos axae sian wnaanad gee Liaw oLER EELS ERE eE LAOS

3 2+ South Staffordshire wis ovunswrsaonvecn ves  ALNEA RSMAS EWES (1858)
s@ “Be SOUT WALES i. c ies nese eeee reeds oh Oe AVE RST DRG M Ane (1861)
» 4. The Shropshire Coal Field and North Staffordshire............ (1862)

Sorts anp Sus-Soms from a Sanitary point of view; with especial reference to
London and its neighbourhood. By Horace B. Woodward, F.R.8. 8vo. pp.

18 Illustrations and Colour-printed Map. Wrapper.. bio . . (1897)
*Fossits. CaMBRIAN AND SiLuRtIAN, Catalogue of the Collection of ...... (1878)
*Fossius. Cretaczous, Catalogue of the Collection of...............04% (1878)

*Fossius. TErriary anp Post-Trrrrary, Catalogue of the Collection of . , (1878)
*Lrprary. Catalogue of the. By Henry White and T. W. Newton ...... (1878

*PoTTERY AND PorcenAtn. Britisa. Handbook to the Collection of, in the
Museum of Practical oe nina Street, London, 8.W. 192 pp. 132
illustrations. Wrapper ..... see eee e (1893)

*Muszum or Pracrican Guotoey, Jermyn Street, London, 8.W. A Handbook
to the. Wrapper.........0eeceee a caseer A ons Gh ens Awa lacew wiiekeed ssejnavenas . (1896)

ENGLAND AND WALES :—
I.—MEMOIRS.

AppboroveH, FRamiineHim, Orrorp, anp Woopsripen. The Geology of the
Country around. (Explanation of Quarter Sheets 49 S. and 508.E.) By W.
H. Dalton, F.G.S. Edited, with some additions, ie W. Whitaker, B.A., F.G.S.
8vo. 9 cuts, 59 pp. Wrapper Gara dale sh . . (1886)

Aurrincuam, Cheshire. Geology of the Country around. By E. Hull, B.A., F.G.S.
Sheet 80 N.E. 8yvo. 3 woodcuts. 8 pp. Wrapper. (Out of print)....(1861)

Appiesy, Unrswarpr, anp Haweswater. Geology of the Country between.
(Explanation of Quarter Sheet 102 S.W. New Series, Sheet 30.) By J. R.
Dakyns, M.A., R. H. Tiddeman, M.A., F.G.S., and J. G. Goodchild, F.G.S.
(With Petrological Notes by the late J. Clifton Ward, F.G.8., and W. W. Watts,
M.A., F.G.S. 8vo. 110 pp. 2 illustrations. Wrapper Sue vs .. (1897)

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ENGLAND AND WALES. MEMOIRS—cont.

ATTLEBOROUGH, Warton, axp Wymoxpiin. The Geology of the Country around.

(Explanation of Quarter Sheet 66 Ba) mee F. J. Bennett, F.G.8. 8vo. 31 pp.
6 woodeuts. Wrapper ...... 5 ee ass (1884)

Bansury, Woopsrock, Bicester, AND BucxinaHam. Geology of the Country
around. By A. H. Green, M.A., F.G.S. Sheet 45. 8vo. 15 woodcuts.

G2 pps WEA PPSPy pata wah aGaniad Moma yoda axis Sama nn seuam saa iaes (1864)
Barnstey. Geology of the Neighbourhood of. By A. H. Green. Sheet 87 SW.
SvG, 17 pp. Wrappel csc. csscacaadaas aera aan sean wa cusmiweneaes suiewls (1878)

Betrorp, Hoty Isnanp, anp THE Farne Isuanps, NoRrtHUMBERLAND. Geology of.
(Explanation of Quarter Sheet 110 S.E.; New Series, Sheet 4.) By W. Gunn,
F.G.S. 8vo. 8 illustrations, PDs WPAPPEL, ascun parcnnaey eeces yo etades (1899)

BERKSHIRE AND HampsHireE. Geology of parts of. By H. W. Bristow, F.R.S., &c.,
and W. Whitaker, B.A., F.G.S. Sheet 12. 8vo. 10 woodcuts. 51 pp.
Wrapper. (Out of print) ou sndeat si aittstvia@cnaic (O02)

Berrwick-on-Twerep. The Kasia, ot is Boast South of. “ieptomeli of Quarter
Sheet 110 N.E.; New Series, Sheet - By W. Gunn, F.G.8. 35 pp. 1
illustration. Wrapper skeet si .. (1897)

Buacxpoon, PovtTon, anp TiMEAWON, “ Geslony of hi ‘Conantey ‘anntand. By C.
E. De Rance, F.G.8. Sheet 91S8.W. 8vo. id pp. Wrapper.......... (1875)

Bouton, Lancashire. Geology of the Country around. By E. Hull, B.A., F.G.S.
Sheet 89 8.E. 8vo. 2 plates. 12 woodcuts. 46 pp. Wrapper........ (1862)

Boenor. The Geology of the Country around. By Clement Reid, F.L.8., F.G.S.
(Explanation of New Series, Sheet 332.) 8vo. pp. 12.°14 illustrations. Wrapper
(1897)

Bovurnemouto. Geology of the Country around. By Clement. Reid, F.L.S.,
F.G.S. (Explanation of New Series, Sheet 329.) 8vo. pp. 12. 14 illustrations.
Wirappet’ ice: cu gato od ba syiies eels Gladden Ma naa ueeen ceaua (1898)

Braprorp axp Skipton. Geology of the Country between. By J. R. Dakyns,
C. Fox-Strangways, R. Russell, and W. H. Dalton. Sheet 92 8.E. 8vo.
20 pp. Wrapper........ : Ss . . (1879)

Brent Tor and Spatdionleel, The ails Rooks ok “By Haan Rutley,
F.G.8. Sheet 25. 8vo. 10 plates. 10 woodcuts. 52 pp. Wrapper ..(1878)

Bripurneton Bay. The Geology of. (Explanation of Quarter Sheet 94 N.E.)
(New Series, Sheet 65.) By J. R. Dakyns, M.A., and C. Fox-Strangways, F.G.S8.
Svo;. Qcuts. IS pp. Wrapper cons snow cess cesta seers eaia 6 wERR NOS (1885)

Burnuey Coal Field. By HE. Hull, J. R. Dakyns, R. H. Tiddeman, J. C. Ward,
W. Gunn, and C. E. De Rance. Sheets 89 N.W., N.E., 88N.W.,92 S.W. 8vo.
42 woodeutss 225 pp: Cloth 05 c005 cidae werd Saas waRErin we ples eae (1875)

Bury St. Epmunps anp Newmarket. The Geology of the country between the
south of. By F.J. Bennett, F.G.S., and J. H. Blake, F.G.8. Edited with
additions by W. Whitaker, B.A., F.G.S. (Explanation of Quarter Sheet 51
$.E.) 6 woodeuts. 27 pp. Wrapper... .... cc cc cece cece eee ees (1886)

CamBripce. Geology of Neighbourhood. Sheet 51 §.W., with part of 51 N.W.
By W. H. Penning, F.G.8., and A. J. Jukes-Browne, B.A., F.G.S. 8vo. 7
plates. 23 woodcuts. 184 pp. Wrapper .... 0... cece cece eee eee ee (1881)

CAMBRIDGESHIRE AND oF SurroLtk. Parts of. (Ely, Mildenhall, and Thetford.
The Geology of. (Explanation of Quarter Sheet 51 N.E., with part of 51 N.W.
By W. Whitaker, B.A., F.R.S. (Editor), H. B. Woodward, F.G.8., F. J. Bennett,
FGS., 8. B. J. Skertchly, F.G.8., and A. J. Jukes-Browne, B.A. F.G.8. 8vo.
134 pp. 31 illustrations. Wrapper. .  Aitthiece .. (1891)

CaruistE. Geology of the Country sisi: ffespleaatiog ‘of sisal 107. New
Series, Sheets 11, 16, and 17.) By T. V. Holmes, F.G.8. 8vo. 64 pp. 13

illustrations: Wtapper isa cists sade nani nda ered ede a ds Hikes aad (1899)
CurettEenHam. Geology of the Country around. By E. Hull, B.A., F.G.S.
Sheet 44. 8vo. 2 plates. 16 woodcuts. 104 pp. Wrapper.......... (1857)

Cuester. Geology of Neighbourhood. Explanation of Quarter Sheet 80 S.W.
By A. Strahan, M.A. 8vo. 54 pp. 8 woodeuts. Wrapper...........,(1881)

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Geological Survey—continued.

ENGLAND AND WALES. MEMOIRS—cont.

Curvior Hus. (English side.) The Geology of. Explanation of Quarter
Sheet 108 N.K. New Series, Sheet 5. By C. T. Tos M.A., I'.G.8.  8vo.
60 pp. 8 illustrations. Wrapper........ ieee scgsiy . . (1888)

CLevenanp. Norru. The Geology of. feaplumation of cnuher Bioals 104
S.W., S.E. New Series, Sheets 34 and 35.) By George Barrow, F.G.8. 8vo.

106 pp. 4 illustrations. Wrapper.......eeeeeeeee eebeble worsens (1888)
Corcurstrr. Geology of the Neighbourhood of. By W. H. Dalton, F.G.S.
Sheet 48 S.W. 8vo. 4 woodeuts. 24 pp. Wrapper...... paves sanen (L880)

Corxwani, Devon, AND West Somunsrr. Report on the Geology of. By Sir H.
T. De la Beche, F.1.8., de. 8vo. 12 plates. 83 woodcuts. 648 pp. Cloth.
(Out of print.) , Li iwiad AAA Ra aWe bia RET ae SEOs a asa ewe o(EB39)

Cornwatu, oe AND West omit an Figures and Descriptions of the
Paleozoic Fossils of. By Prof. J. Phillips, F.R.S. 8vo. 60 eee 231 pp.
Cloth. (Out of printQinsa eovexnies Raug soe ae Sasa aie . (1841)

Cromer. Geology of the Country around. fii vlancitien of Sheet 68 E.) By
Clement Reid, F.G.S. (Notes by H. B. hisecsiuien. Bvo. 143 PP. Plate.
13 woodcuts. ‘Wrapper koalewe% tioanrayehcete ale . . (1882)

Derbysumre, Nortu. The Gadi ef the. Coriouileiond Titarsshotie: “Peradole
Rocks, and Millstone Grit of. (Parts of Sheets 88 8.E., 81 .N.E., 81 58.E., 72
N.E., 82 N.W., 82 8.W., and 71 N.W.) By A. H. Green, M.A., oO. Le Neve
Foster, D.Sc., F.G.S., and J. R. Dakyns, M.A. Second Edition, with additions
by A. H. Green, M.A., and A. Strahan, M.A. 228 Pp. 8vo. 3 plates and 34
woodcuts. Wrapper seed Dasceed as soe, Fase SEND TE eat Gg arabe ins Bee Tone LOO)

Derruam, East. The Geology of the Country around (Explanation of Quarter
Sheet 66 N.W.) By J. H. Blake, F.G.8., Assoc. M. Inst. C.E. (Parts by H. B.
Woodward, F.G.5., and F. J. Bennett, E.G. ei 8vo. 60 pp. 8 illustrations.
Wrapper... ANE e ETA EERE ve Shag Bs Liga Ee (1888)

Dewszury, Eoosmasiteny: AND Pac. “ Gaplowe of the Nelenioudhand of. By
A. H. Green, M.A., J. R. Dakyns, M.A., J. C. Ward, F.G.S., and R. Russell.
(Explanation of Quarter Sheet 88 N.E.) 8vo. 10 pp. Wrapper anise se (1871)

Diss, Evz, Borespa.e, anp Ixworru. Geology of the Country around. (Explana-
tion of Quarter Sheet 50 N.W.) By F. J. Bennett, F.G.S. 8vo. 44 pp. 3
Woodouts: “WYAapPGrs ssi. 6.4c a6. si va eodsa eke ace were ann die Seectiehic Bihar aha (1884)

Dorcutster. Geology of the Country around. (Explanation of New Series
Sheet 328.) 8vo. 52 pp. 9 illustrations. Wrapper ..............-..(1899)

Durivriztp. The Geology of the Country around. (Explanation of Quarter Sheet
94 N.W., New Series, Sheet 64.) By J. Kt. Dakyns, M.A., and C. Fox-
Strangways, F.G.S. 8vo. 7 illustrations. 28 pp. Wrapper .......... (1886)

Eastbourne. Geology of the Country around. By Clement Reid, F.L.S., F.G.S.
(Explanation of New Series, Sheet 334.) 8vo. 15 pp. 19 illustrations.
Wrapper meee scivdies 8 ietias ace toa hates SAG RA ae ated seees (1898)

Esxpatye, Rosepaur, &c. The Geology of. (Explanation of Quarter Sheet 96
N.E.) (New Series Sheet 43.) By C. Fox-Strangways, F.G.8., C. Reid, F.G.8.,
and G. Barrow, F.G.8. 8vo. 65 pp. Wrapper vice seceseeeee ease. (1885)

Essex. Eastern End (Walton Naze and Harwich). Geology of. By W.
Whitaker, B.A., F.G.8. Explanation of Quarter Sheet 48 S.E., with adjoining
part of 48 N.E. 8vo. 382 pp. Wrapper. .........00e Papad dideos ae EOLT)

Essex. N.W. part of, and N.E. part of Herts. Geology of. By W. Whitaker,
W.H. Penning, W. H. Dalton, and F. J. Bennett. Sheet 47. 8vo. 19 woodcuts.
92 pp: Wrapper isas.<snsaniia MBean aitesene, Te teeids aceceew DAE ae a chee ws Bees (1878)

Faxennam, Weis, And Horr. Geology of the Country around. (Explanation of
Quarter Sheets 68 N.W. and §.W.) By Horace B. Woodward, F.G.S. 8vo.
57pp. 13 illustrations. Wrapper ....... 5 88H Buc eitie A bone (LOO4)

Feusiric Lavas of England and Wales. With an aintiodhuciors deveniption of the
chief characters of this group of rocks. By Frank Rutley, F.G.8.  8vo.
B3 pp. A plates. Wrapper .i...cccccec cece eeecesecuceegs iaiveavie ess (1885)

Fexzanp. Geology of the. By 8. B. J. lvaieacs PGS. 8vo. 24 plates.
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ENGLAND AND WALES. MEMOLIS—cont.

Furst, Moup, axp Rurury. The Geology of the Neighbourhoods of. (Ixplan-
ation of (duarter Sheet 79 8.15.) Dy Aubrey Strahan, M.A., F.G.8. (With parts
by C. E. De Rance, F.G.8.) 8vo. 252 pp. 24 woodcuts. 3 plates. Wrapper (1890)

— Supplement. By A. Strahan. 8v0. 7 pp..ceeeeeeeeccaneen ees see (1898)

FoikrsToxe anp Ryze. Geology of the Country between. By F. Drew, F.G.S.
Sheet 4. Svo. 3 woodeuts. 27 pp. Wrapper. (Out of print.).....,(1864)

Furxess, North Lancashire, South Part. By W. Talbot Aveline, F.G.8. Sheet
OL NAW. Seo. Davoodeut.. 18: pp. “Wrappetanccssascens susskaw eure (1873)

Gun Furmts, &c. On the Manufacture of. By 8. B. J. Skertchly. 8vo. 71
woodcuts: SO pps “WinippeP ya vewcesaes adie sine eee lawe cane Pees geay (L879)

Hrrswonrtn axp Hanuestox. The Geolcgy of the Country around. (Explanation
of Quarter Sheet 50 N.E.) By W. Whitaker, B.A., F.G.S., Assoc. Inst. C.E.,
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Quarter Sheets is now uniformly 3s., except when otherwise stated.

The New Series of One-inch Ordnance Maps of England and Wales commences its
numbering in the North of England. All Maps are of the size of the Quarter Sheets
recently published, and each will have w separate number. In the Northern
Counties, the maps are the same in the Old and New Series. The Geological
Survey Maps of this area, therefore, now carry two numbers : the first is that by
which it is known on the Geological Survey ; ; the second [within brackets] is that of
the New Series of the Ordnance Survey.

A.—IFithout Drift, commonly called the “ Solid Geology ” Maps.

Those marked thus * have separate Descriptive Memoirs. Those marked + are
illustrated by general Memoirs.

(Some Maps in the East of England (also 107 S.W.) are published only in the
Drift Edition B., see p. 76, but they are included in this List.)

*t+Large Sheet “ London and its Environs.” (1873.) (Horiz. Sects. 74, 79, 120)....
+1. N.E. Chelmsford, Maldon, Ingatestone, Billericay, &c. (1868.) (Hoviz. Sect., 84)
tl. N.W. Hoddesdon, Waltham Abbey, Brentwood, Chipping Ongar, &c. (1868.)

(Horiz, Sect., 120) vicecsec cence ccceneeeueneees faints es MSA ae te BOLE NS
+1. 8.E. Langdon Hill, Gravesend, Rayleigh, &c. (1868.) (Horiz. Sect., 84)......
t1. S.W. Eastern Part of London, Woolwich, Dartford, Romford, &. (1868.)
(HORE. S@Ct.; V2) 4 serecese cot awe ies i Co re ere ee see ata
+2. Sheerness, Shoeburyness, &c. (1868) ......... aie aia a aiee s EMSe Pe ae gieaaiats

+3. Canterbury, Sittingbourne, Ashford, Margate, Ramsgate, Dover, &c. (1868)....

*t4. Country between Folkestone and Rye, including the whole of Romney
Marsh. (1863) xa coxechons caw secs aea etka sabi amels PERO eae POR ANS

+5. Hastings, Eastbourne, Newhaven, Hailsham, Lewes, Seaford, Winchelsea, &c.
(1864; New Edition, 1893.) (Horiz. Sects., 77, 78) .. .cec cece nee een ene

+6. Bromley, Chatham, Maidstone, Tunbridge, East Grinstead, Cranbrook, &c.
(1864. Revised to 1889.) (Horiz. Sects., 77, 78, 84, 120) 0... cee eee eee

*+7. Western part of London, St. Albans, Wendover, Windsor, Staines, ee
High Wycombe, &. (1861. Revised to 1872.) (Horiz. Sects., 74, 79) .

+8. Wokingham, Kingston, Croydon, Farnham, Guildford, Dorking, Reigate, &e.
(1862. Revised to 1868.) (Horiz. Sects., 78, 74, 75, 76, 79)

+9. Brighton, Worthing, Chichester, Midhurst, Horsham, Haslemere, &c. (1864;
New Edition, 1893.) (Horiz. Sects., 73, ‘75, 76) ee

**10. Isle of Wight, part of Portsmouth Harbour. (1856.)_ (IWithdrawn)............
*Isle of Wight 3 (New Series 330, 31, 344, & 345). Vert. Sect., 25; Horiz. Sect.,
47). (1888; New Edition with Mainland, 1893) sees jane nor x Mame rae Eh os

11. Winchester, Southampton, Portsmouth, Petersfield, Romsey, ‘Lymingt
(1858) '(Horiz. Sect., 80)......... ee

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Priee,
ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Solid (one-inch)—cont.
*t12. Newbury, Hungerford, Andover, Basingstoke, Odiham, Alton. (1860.) (Horiz.
Sects., 80, sl). Replaced by New Series Maps.
*+13. Oxford, eg mm Wantage, Abingdon, Lambourn, Thame, Henley-upon-
Thames, ke. (1860.) (Horiz. Sects., 71, 72, 81) vec cecc cuca vsee ceeeveus 8/6
$14. Marlborough, Amesbury, Westbury, Devizes, Warminster. (1857. Revised
GOABED) ated cial do marsemming ati ee eiubee 2 ne. douse eww es Le ARRATRAGSG 8/6

+15. Salisbury, Blandford, eee joni Cranborne, Wimborne,
Minster, &c. (1856) . ee niaeaeni oboe dea e ea ey 8/6

+16. Poole, Coast from Hurst Castle to Lulworth, including the Isle of Purbeck.
(1856.)  (Hoviz. Sect., 56; Vert. Sect., 22). Replaced by New Series Mups.

+17. Bridport, Dorchester, Weymouth, the Isle of Portland. ieee Revised to
1855.) (Horiz. Seets., 19, 20, 21, 22, 56; Vert. Sec., 22) . ug 8/6

+18. Wincanton, Sherborne, Beaminster, Langport, Yeovil, Ilchester, Crewkerne,
ails Abbas, &e. (1850. Revised to 1875.) ¢Horiz. Seets., 19, 20, 21,
29> Vert. Sees, 47): ss suis: eaincne ecgia'y 5.2.56 9 8 asics GUN IRE Mey srtue psa oomuw scare ove eo 8/6

$19. Bath, Frome, Axbridge, Wells, Glastonbury, Mere, &c. Somersetshire
Coalfield, and southern part of Bristol Coalfield. (1845. Revised to 1873.
Additions 1899.) (Horiz. Sects., 14, 15, 16, 17, 20, 21, 22, 103, 104,

105, 106, 111,112; Vert. Sees., 11, 12, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50,.51, 52).......... 8/6
+20. Weston-super-Mare, Bridgewater, and the Coast to Porlock, Penarth,

Lavernock. (Horiz. Sect.,11; Vert. Sects., 46, 47).... cc. cece cecceucees 8/6
$21. Ilminster, Taunton, Honiton, Tiverton, Dulverton, Wiveliscombe, Chard,

Bampton, Crediton. (Horiz. Sect.,19).... .... cece cece cece ec evactaesenes 8/6
+22. Coast from Lyme Regis to Torbay, Exeter, Newton Abbot, & ........... aes 8/6
$23. Coast from Berry Head to Start Point, Dartmouth, Brixham, &.............. 4/0
+24. Coast from Bolt Head to East Looe, Plymouth, & ........ cece cece ceee eens 5 4/0
+25. Launceston, Tavistock, Callington, the Granite of Dartmoor, and the Lodes of

the neighbouring Mining District. (Additions 1866) .............. 005 ahesesan 8/6
+26. Bideford Bay, South Molton, Holsworthy, and Hatherleigh................. : 8/6
427. Coast from the Foreland to Barnstaple Bay, Ilfracombe, &¢......... 0.00 eevee 4/0
$28. Lundy Island......... 0... cese eens SQM enot arte wen ewes sattapey 4/0
+29. Coast from Hartland Point to Cambeak, Bude Bay............ cee cece neces 4/0

+30. Coast from N. of Forrabury to Holywell Bay, Camelford, St. Columb, the
Mining Districts of Bodmin, Lostwithiel, &c., showing Lodes, &c. (Additions
1866) 5533s sane eneae ih WARS ENON LOR ECU Oy MENON UNE Kee BREE CELTS 8/6

+31. S. Coast, from Polperro to Keverne; N. Coast, Cligga Head to Portreath,
Truro, Falmouth, the Mining Districts of St. Austell, Fowey, Camborne,

Redruth, &c., showing Lodes, &c, (Additions 1866) ...... 0... 00. eee eee 8/6
+32. Lizard Head (the Serpentine District)....... ais esr p nue Aisa Gear SON AOR 4/0
+33. The Land’s End, Mounts Bay, St. Ives Bay, Penzance, the Mineral Districts of
St. Just, Marazion, &c. (Additions 1806) .......... cece ceee eee ceere 3 8/6
*4+34. Stroud, Fairford, Swindon, Chippenham, Marlborough Downs, Cirencester,
&c. (1857. Revised to 1859.) (Horiz. Sects., 59 and 72 (Section 2))...... 8/6

+35. The Bristol Coalfield, showing Outcrops of the various Coal-seams, Faults,
&c.—Bristol, Chipping Sodbury, Dursley, Chepstow, southern part of the
Coalfield of the Forest of Dean. (1845. Revised to 1872.) (Horiz. Sects.,
12, 14, 15, 17, 106, 107, 111, 112; Vert. Sects., 7,11, 12, 46, 49, 51)........ 8/6

Nore.—Sheets 20 to 33, 36, and 37 are not dated ; all were published before 1845,
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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Solid (one-inch)—cont.

+36. The South-Eastern part of the Glamorgan Coalfield, showing Outcrops of the
Coal Beds, Faults, &e.—Pontypool, Merthyr Tydfil, Bridgend, Llandaff,
Cardiff, nears Aberdare. (Revised to 1873.) Se Sects., 10, 11, 12;
Tere, Sects., 4 17; 8) 9; 10; 465 47). 58, 5%, BO) cian sson wesw seve vsneaeeean

+37. The South-Western part of the Glamorgan Coalfield, showing Outcrops of the
Coal Beds, Faults, &¢.—Neath, Kidwelly, Llanelly, Swansea, &c. (Additions
to 1872.) (Horiz. Seets., 7, 8,9 Vert. Sects., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 58, 57) ...,..

+38. South Pembroke, SE. part of the Coalfield to Sillman Point, Milford Haven,
Pembroke, Tenby. (1845.) (Horiz. Sects., 1,2; Vert. Seets., 5, 12, 13)....

39. Small Light, Bishop and his Clerks. (1845)........ saat

+40. North Pembroke and West Caermarthen, continues the Pembroke Coalfield to
St. Bride’s Bay.—St. David’s Head, pe &e. ie ie Revised to ae
(Horiz. Sects., 1,2; Vert. NSect., 13)., ‘

+41. North-Western part of the 8. Wales Coalfield, Coal Crops, Faults, &. From
near Kidwelly to Caermarthen, Llandeilo, Llandovery, &e. (1845. Revised

to 1857.) (Horiz. Sects., 2, 3, 4, 7, 8,9; Vert. Sects., 8, 4, 5,18, 14)...... i
42, NE. Part of East Brecknock and West Hereford, Hay, Talgarth, &c. (1845.)
(ELON Ze BOCES OY eviniss acetals Peace tie ce ee ORS craciseeays a pinticayestd aligns ar vege noua seaaveetess

42. NW. West Brecknock and part of East Caermarthen, Brecknock, &e. (1845.
Revised to 1857.) (Huriz. Sect.,

+42. SE. Completes the NE. of the Glamorgan and Monmouth Coalfield; Aber-
gavenny, Crickhowell, &c. (1845.) (Vert. Sects. 8,9, 10,12) .......

+42. SW. Northern part of the Welsh Coalfield, SW. of Brecknock, part of North
Glamorgan, and Kast Caermarthen, Dowlais, &e. (1845.) (Horiz. Sect., 11;
Vent. Seets.8,. 95, 10)? iistackcea es vink Saatnavariv wu dh aradersavey ava: han

+43. NW. The Old Red Sandstone, and part of the Silurian Strata of Woolhope,
Hereford, &e. (1845.) (Horiz. Sect., 138; Vert. Sect., 15) .....

+43. NE. Completes the Silurian district of Woolhope, with the Malvern Country as
far North as the Wych, Ledbury, &. (1845.) (Horiz. Sect., 13; Vert.
Sects, 15) seve canara cass aarnane

Dee emer ete e ee nnes

er

eee eee See eee ewe geen cree mewn eens

+43. SW. The Western part of Forest of Dean Coalficld, with the Carboniferous
Limestone and Old Red Sandstone, around Monmouth, Coleford, Ross, &c.
(1845.)  (Horiz. Sect., 12; Vert. Sect., 7) .. cscccavenceucuee

+43. SE. Gloucester, the Eastern part of Forest of Dean Coalfield, the Carboniferous
Limestone and Old Red Sandstone, the Silurian Rocks (Limestone, &c.) of
Huntley and May Hill, and the New Rel Sandstone and Lias on the banks of
the Severn. (1845.) (Horiz. Sects., 12, 13, 153 Vert. Sects., 7, 12, 13)

*t44. Evesham, Tewkesbury, Cheltenham, Burford, &ce. (1856.) (Horiz. Sects.,
DO TS PCr Be BOs AT cc eee 8. 8 oe hia eek fends ints eset foneln ans etslaneala' oe yas aN
$45. NW. Banbury, Deddington, Chipping Norton, &c. (1859. Revised to 1874.)
(Horiz. Sects., 71, 72, 82)

*t45. SW. Woodstock, Witney, &e. (1859.)  (Horiz. Sects., 71, 81, 82)

+45. NE. Buckingham, Brackley, &e. (1863.)  (Horiz. Sect., 140)

445. SE. Bicester, Brill, &c. (1863.) (Horiz. Sects., 71, 74, 140) ........ 0000

+46. NE. Hitchin, Biggleswade. (1869. Revised to 1891.) (Horiz. Sect., 121) ....

$46. SE. Hatfield, Luton, Stevenage, &e. (1867.) (Horiz. Sects., 79, 121,125) ...

Norr.—Sheets 20 to 33, 36, and 37 are not

dated ; all were published before 1845,

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t48. NW. Newport Pagnell, Winslow, Stony Stratford, Woburn, &c.  (1864.)

(ELGRISs SOCK LS Vere a aecarscntaga denies ov PE ey sa alesse 6 BART Wash Lad IRSLER DE 3/0
$46. SW. Leighton Buzzard, Aylesbury, Tring, Dunstable, &e. (1865.) (Horiz.

Sectss, (4;.125, IAQ): o. 14 ara eras okies Cee vaaa sa aaa Rea a Ee 3/0
*17. Hertford, Dunmow, Bishop Stortford, Braintree. (1881.) (Horiz. Sects., 120,

VAT PAG) a5 atet oe avasciate radi Wee te td BS locx cose neacd aawiolaawaibdonane ase a aiededa ule eb’ 8/6
*48. SE. Coast line 8. of Harwich to near Great Clacton, Walton-on-the-Naze.

(LETG)) iat onic wearnnees taante ous a ales warn cpee ey icsiaiens Ce bee a a eee 1/6
*48. NE. Coast from Harwich to Hollesley Bay, east of Ipswich. (Drift Edition

only.) (1882) ....... jure lieder wears a eNPes beee Mes OHA IRMA aaa RET OFS 3/0
*48. NW. Ipswich, Manningtree, Hadleigh. (Drift Edition only.) (1882) ........
*48. SW. Colchester, and the Colne Estuary. (1883) .... 0... .cceveeeseucaveucees 8/0
*49. NW. Coast of Suffolk, northwards from Dunwich to Kessingland, Southwold, &c.

(Drift Edition only.) (1883.) (Horiz. Sect., 128) ....... saeseieaseave ‘Oa Br sitet 3/0
*49, SW. Coast of canes north and south of avert (Drift Edition ay)

(1883) . ve Bees Oi Sean tose iia Seat Haee mauNee ete 3/0
*50. NW. NE. of ae St. Edmunds, E, of Thetford, Diss, &e. (Drift Edition only.)

(U882)) 2xcsqerv ahs tink weed rag GhW Tees Ch aNa's aah Races eee ewes 3/0
*50. SW. Stowmarket, Needham Market. (Drift Edition only.) (1881) ........ ae 3/0
*50. NE. Harleston, Halesworth, Westleton, Bedingfield. (Drift Edition only.)

(1883) .....6. ake sesh Sse ovata asebioh AAV age! gh auate Sng Sr Baha a ryanartarey aha! alacanenie dre eAve 3/0
*50, SE. Saxmundham, Orford, Woodbridge, Debenham. (Drift Edition only.)

(E883). sdaae teeing ey 044 Ve UG ERwin ds ea Che ae On siaidie Sona aye aie argue gGaeze ‘ 3/0

*51, NE. Mildenhall, Thetford, Fordham. (1883) ...sssceseecevareeceesterncees 3/0
*51, SW. Country around Cambridge. (1881.) (Horiz. Sect. 126) wrevveaeeneees 3/0

‘

*51. SE. Newmarket, Bury St. Edmunds. (1882) .....cccccecccecuceseeeceenee 3/0

*t51. NW. Ely, St. Ives, and southern part of the Fens. (1882) .....sssesaeeeees : 3/0
$52. NE. Huntingdon, &e. (1864.) (Horiz. Sects. 121, 122) wesccseeceveunes ena 3/0
$52. SE. St. Neots, Bedford, Potton, &c. (1864.) (Horiz. Sect., 121) .........05 ‘ 3/0
452. NW. Kettering, Wellingborough, Thrapston, &. (1864. Revised to 1870.)

(Horiz.. Sects., 122, 125) voc. ccna eeciacen soea es cen occas sees nese giles wane 3/0
452. SW. Northampton, Olney, Harrold, &. (1863.) (Horiz. Sect., 125) ...ecsee 3/0
$53. NW. Bonantey, Rugby, Leamington, &c. (1855.) (Horiz. Sects., 82, 83, 140) 3/0
+53. SW. Southam, Kineton, &c. (1855.) (Horiz. Sects., 72, 82) ..cecevecseeeees 3/0

*153, NE. Clipston, Crick, Braunston, &. (1859. Revised to 1870.) (Horiz.

Sets VAOS scaraduccueatelnt oe ica eet tes RRNCER Tei MUL TERING lewis 3/0

*158. SE. Towcester, Daventry, Weedon, &c. (1859) sss cece eeee ren eeeneeen eens 3/0
+54. NE. Henley-in-Arden, Solihull, &e. (1855.) (Horiz. Sects., 50, 51)... eeaeee 3/0
$54. SE. Stratford-on-Avon, Alcester, dc, (1854) wo. cece eens es cenee nee teen ens ‘ 3/0

54. NW. Kidderminster, Bromsgrove, &. (1852. Revised to 1855 and 1898.)
(Horiz. Sects., 24,25, 50) vevccccc ener cree enn eee n eee eee eee n enna cens 3/0

54. SW. Droitwich, Worcester, &c. (1854) .... cece ceeeceenecepveenerap eee eens 3/0
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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Solid (one-inch)—cont.

+55. NE. Cleobury Mortimer, Bewdley, Stourport, the Coal Measures of the Forest
of Wyre, Titterstone Clee Hill, &e. ee Revised to ae oe
Sects., 33, 50) . Lie See ee ee 2%
[55. NW. Part of Clee Hill Coal Measures, Ludlow, &c. (1850. Revised to 1855.)
(Hes: Sects, 30533534; BO): cc caiscwerit paced 2G Vo AG One ees wok wena d Maaes
55. SE. Bromyard, &. (1853. Revised to 1855.) (Horiz. Sect., 13) ........ 000s
+55. SW. Leominster, Weobley, &c, (1850.) (Horiz. Sect., B4) oo. . ice ce eee eee
156. NE. Clun, Knighton, Presteign, &. (1850.) (Horiz. Sects., 27, 30,58) ......
+56. NW. Rhayader, &c. (1850.) (Horiz. Sects., 5, 6,27) cccccccccn cee e cee eaee
+56. SE. New Radnor, Pembridge, &. (1850.) (Horiz. Sects., 5, 6, 27, 58) ......
156. SW. Builth, &e. (1850.) (Horiz. Sects, 5,6) cocci ce cece cee ence cere ees
$57. NE. Aberystwith, &. (1848.)  (Horiz. Sects., 4,5, 6)..ccee cece even eve veee
157. NW. Small part of the Cardiganshire Coast. (1848.) (Horiz. Sect.,4) .. ...
157. SE. Lampeter, Tregaron. (1848.) _(Horiz. Sect., 4)....... ay See wanes
157. SW. Coast from Aberavon to Aberforth. (1848.) J... 0... cece eee eee eee
$58. Cardigan and part of the Coast. (1850. Revised to 1855.) ....... SEA aea Nee
{59. NE. Barmouth, Dolgelly, Cader Idris, &c.; Mineral nee: &e. (1850. Revised
to 1855.) (Horiz. Sect., 26).. balsa aac asavanedivase Sedata: 8ae8
159. SE. Machynlleth, Aberdovey, Plinlimmon, &c., to near Aberystwith ; numerous
Mein eral Od OSs. CUIBAB) 5 ca sen aycpoutluhevenaniee aia ose ae Gapaun bie! ie Sasa Wena ODA am Ca
+60. NE. Part of the Shropshire Coalfield, oe &e. (1850. Revised to 1855.)
(Horiz. Sects., 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 38, DB)! isaa evan Was iid erated eter ev anes Rac atin
(60. NW. Dinas-Mowddwy, Llanfair,&c. Lead Lodes,&c. (1851. Revised to 1855.)
(Boriz: Sects, 26; 29:32) so cndsaumire o'evegeeianu ade ce pedteeus see ee
+60. SE. Montgomery, Bishop’s oer Newton, &c.; Lead irvine &e. Bae.
(Horiz. Sects., 30, 38, 84).. . i wit eevee
+60. SW. Llanidloes, &c.; Lead Lodes, &c. re (Horiz. Sects., 26, 27, 29, 30)
+61. NE. Wellington, the Wrekin, Shifnall, Newport, &c.; Coal Measures of
Coalbrook Dale, &c. (1858.) (Horiz. Sects., 45 54,58; Vert. Sect., 23)...,
+61. SE. Much Wenloch, Bridgnorth, &c.; part of the Coal Measures of the Forest
of Wyre. (1852. Revised to 1868.) (Horiz. Sects., 58,54) wo... ccc ceca
+61. NW. Shrewsbury, &c.; part of the Shropshire Coalfield. (1855. Revised to
1868.) (Hovriz. Sects., 36,53)... 0... cece ane ds Sipnera ld Ne esses ah i eid Sse og at
+61. SW. Church Stretton, The Longmynd; Coal Measures of the Brown Clee Hills
and Lee Botwood. (1850. Revised to 1855.) (Horiz. Sects., 33, 34, 36, 53)
+62. NE. Lichfield, Tamworth, &e.; part of the northern end of the Warwickshire
Coal Measures. (1856. Revised to ee ee Sects., Smt 48, 49, 52, 57,
83; Vert. Sect., 21) .... foun
+62. NW. Cannock Chase, &c.; the northern half of the South Staffordshire
Coalfield, &c. (1852. Revised to 1859. Horiz. Sects., 2
Vert. Sects., 16, 26) i OE a oo
}62. SE. Birmingham, Sutton Coldfield, Coleshill, &c.; part of the northern end of

the Warwickshire Coalfield. 1855. He 8 t
edition, 1886) ....., Pe ey ee

TE SLU RG EE Be eee ee eal alae wel gt Sin see

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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Solid (one-inch)—cont.

+62.

t63.

+63.
463.

+63.
#164,
*465.

*66.
*66.
*66.

*66.
*67.
*67.
*68.
*68.
*68.

*169.
*470.
+71.

“71.
+71.
+71.

72.

+72.
+72.

Sw. Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley, &c.; southern half of the South
Staffordshire Coalfield. (1852. Revised to 1865.) (Horiz. Sects., 23, 24, 25,
49,53, 54; Vert. Sects., 16, 17, 18, 26) 0.0 ce cece cece tenner ease neee

NW. Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Market Bosworth, &c.; southern part of the Leicester-
shire Coalfield. (1855.) (Horiz. Sects., 46, 48, 49, 52; Vert. Sects., 19, 20, 21)

SE. Lutterworth, Market Harborough, &c. (1859. Revised to 1873) ........
SW. Atherstone, Nuneaton, &c.; part of the Warwickshire Coalfield. (1855.)
(Horiz. Sects., 49, 50, 51, 83, 140; Vert. Sect., 21.) (New edition, 1886) ......

NE. Mount Sorrel, Leicester, &c. (1856. Revised to 1873.) (Horiz. Sects.,
AG AB; IDA) wis ght ewe casniaiie astna nausea Gn tsa Gentes Sy a ssianmedlanoleces

Melton Mowbray, Oakham, Uppingham, Stamford, Peterborough.  (1872.)
(CHIOPER, sSCCUS 5, VOD VIE) cant wctoale esis site wget apsistons tw lk os be LIE is ORO

Wisbech, King’s Lynn, March, Downham Market, Swaffham. (Drift Edition
OMY.) 1) (SSO). 4 cate te ea etna Gig aks aa NR aD ore ae awe a Bap ananiOS

NE. Norwich, Potter Heigham, Felthorpe. (Drift Edition only.) (1882)......
SE. Beccles, Long Stratton, Bungay, Loddon. (Drift Edition only.) (1881)

SW. Wymondham, Hingham, Watton, Attleborough, $8. Harling. (Drift
Edition only.) (1884) ...... 00. coe c eee eee aia te aged actu ana ager eave ee

NW. East Dereham, Litcham, North Elmham, Thuxton, Reepham. (Drift

Edition only.) (1885) .............045 OV Wien ca'd aoe Ae ge ouNe iaye Tee eae
a sy from Great Yarmouth northward to Horsey. (Drift Edition only.)
S. Lowestoft, and the coast south from Yarmouth to near Gisleham. (Drift
Edition only.) (1882.) (Horiz. Sect., 127) co cscs cece cece eee ee ree eens

KE. Norfolk Coast from Sherringham to Eccles; Cromer, Mundesley, Aylsham,
North Walsham. (Drift Edition only.) (1883.) (Horiz. Sect. 128)..........

SW. Holt, Fakenham, New Walsingham, Foulsham. (Drift Edition only.)
(1885) 2 hacen 2h acomele runghcey hanie sa eraladiulaenaeenalnmesanhe te

NW. Norfolk Coast from Weybourn to West of Wells. (1883.) (Horiz. Sect.,
126.) (Drift: Mdition onl ys)... wens eae daa sigue dy aktee Shae wer Geib umes yal

The Wash, Boston, Hunstanton, Docking. (Drift Edition only.) (1886) ..... ;
Newark, Grantham, Corby, Spalding, Tattershall. (1886) ........c. eee ceee

NW. Belper, Wirksworth, Alfreton, &c.; part of the Derbyshire Coalfield.
(1855. Revised to 1867.) (Horiz. Sects., 55, 60, 61)... 0... ccc eee eee ees

NE. Nottingham, Southwell, &c. (1858. Revised to 1859 and 1879.) (Horiz.
Sects., 60, 61) .. .... cece cee ees Beg eRe ee ee Ce me One rie ec ee nn

SW. Derby, Castle Donnington, &c.; northern part of the Leicestershire
Coalfield. (1858.) (Horiz. Sects., 46, 49, 52, 53, 55, 60; Vert. Sects., 19, 20)..

SE. Loughborough, Kegworth, &. (1855.) (Revised to 1879.) (Horiz. Sect., 48)

NW. Hanley, Stoke-upon-Trent, Cheadle, Newcastle-under-Lyme, &c.; part of
the North Staffordshire Coalfield. (1857. Revised to 1864.) (Horiz. Sects., 41,
B25 DO, DU): aku yh Mama geome suuese wtiel degen suid eR RAAT RLSM RA NS OS

NE. Ashbourn, &c. (1852. Revised to 1868.) (Horiz. Sects., 41, 42,57) ....
SW. Stafford, Stone, Uttoxeter, &c. (1852. Revised to 1855.) (Horiz. Sects.,

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Price.
ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Solid (one-inch)—cont.
472. SE. Burton-upon-Trent, Tutbury, Uttoxeter, ec. (1852.) (Toric. Seet. 57) .. 3/0
+73. NW. Whitchurch, Malpas, &c. (1855.)  (Loriz. Sect. 44) ve ceee eee eee ee ee 3/0
+73. SW. Wem, Ellesmere, &e. (1855.) (dToriz. Sects., £5, 58, 58) ve cceecerevees 3/0
+73. SE. Market Drayton, Eccleshall, hc. (1855) ce ccec eens cee e eee ne en eee tees 3/0
+73. NE. Crewe, Nantwich; part of the North Staffordshire Coalfield. (1857.)
(Horiz. Sects., 41, 42, 55; Vert. Sect., 82) cove cece vane écauaverttac’ weaned yee 3/0
174. NW. Corwen, Pentre Voclas, &e. (1850. Revised to 1855.) (fori. Sects., 31,
823580) v seaaeledawy digomeawawey pad coh aePeas pees A ava aemas ancien Nae : 3/0
+74. NE. Llangollen, Wrexham, &c. ; large part of the Shropsliire Coalfield. (1850.
Revised 1855 and 1895.) (Ifuri:. Sects., 88, 89, 445 Vert. Seet., 24) 0. ae ‘. 3/0
+74. SW. Bala, Hirnant, &e. (1850. Revised to 1855.) (Iuriz. Secis., 29, 82, se
37, 88, 39) wreeee cease paeudcaciena rade SO Gaae OTE ENTE PP AIR SNES ep SEN eet ‘ 3/0
{74. SE. Oswestry, &c.; part of the cance Coalfield. (1850. Hcvised to a)
(Horiz. Sects., 35, 38,58) Vert. Sect... 24). ccivenies awa ne tows veo cine 3/0
P75. NW. Nevin Ge. (F850.) cai canienscsansiaaiee ae ve oe tia ede aha weenandal Rian Se 3/0
+75. NE. Snowdon Tremadoc, &e. Lead and Sone Lodes. (1851. Revised to
1854.) (Horiz. Sects., 28, 81)... ... cece cues aaa aloru doin SAAR GUA. 6A IE hae 3/0
+75. SW. North Coast of Cardigan Bay. Pwllheli, Criccieth, &e. (1851)... .... 000 3/0
+75. SE. North-east Coast of Cardigan Bay, Harlech, Portmadoc, &c.; Mineral
Lodes. (1851. Revised to 1855.) (Horiz. Sects., 28, 29, 387, 89) ....... eae 3/0
+76. N. Small part of Caernarvon Coast. (1850).... 0... 005 sega Mead Cea 1/6
+76. 8. Aberdaron and the neighbouring Coast, Bardsey Island. (1850) .......... 3/0
+77. N. Part of Holyhead Island. (1852) voc. cc cee cee cee cee eee e eee rene dene 1/6
+78. NW. North part of Anglesey, and part of ee Island. Mineral Lodes.
(E8529) COZ. Sets, AO) ce ececde vv ab vu: pasa wimiagands Aucieaaeaeenas 3/0
+78. NE. Anglesey; east of Red Wharf Bay, the Menai ne Beaumaris,
Conway, &. Mineral Lodes. (1852) .......... 00 ee : 3/0
+78. SW. S. of Holyhead Island and of meee Coal Mcasures, &c., Caernarvon.
(1852.) (Horiz. Sects., 28,40) sic. .ceeae fase cent Bits iia mena atinee ved Ores 3/0
+78. SE. Bangor, Llanberis, Penrhyn, Wc. (1852.) (Horiz. Sects., 28, 31, 40) .... 3/0
“+79. NW. Coast between Point of Ayr and Little Orme’s Head, Mouth of the Clwyd,
Rhyddlan, &e. Lead Lodes. (1850.) New edition, 1885 coc. cesee eee cues 3/0

+79. NE. Liverpool, Holywell. Part of the Flintshire Coalfield, with numerous Lead
Lodes in the Carboniferous Limestone. (1850. Revised to 1855. New
edition, 1884.) (Horiz. Sect., 68; Vert. Sect., 77.) (Corresponding 6-inch
Maps; 166; 113; Liancashire)ics ss ance kes nctawen vind tere ahead Code Te OHS 3/0

*179. SE. Flint, Mold, Ruthin, &c.; part of Flintshire Coalfield and Lead Lodes in
Carboniferous Limestone. (1850. Revised to 1855. New edition, 1886.

Revised to 1892.) (Hovriz. Sect., 43; Vert. Sects. 77, 78) veccecvececeeeuees 3/0
+79. SW. Vale of Clwyd, St. Asaph, Holywell, Denbigh, &c. Lead and Copper
Lodes, &. (1850. Revised to 1895.) (Horiz. Sect., 43) vscveceeceenves : 3/0

*80. NE. Altrincham, Knutsford, East of Warrington, &. (1861.) (Ioriz. Sects.,
64, 65, 66,67) New edition, 1888
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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Solid (one-inch)—cont.

*80.

+80.

89.
+81.
+81.
*g1.

“sl.

*492.

#183.
“484,

*85.

*486.
+87.
*487.

+87.
*87.

*88.

#188.

. SE. Mansfield, Ollerton, Bolsover, dc. (1858.) (IZuriz. Sect., 61) ...

NW. po St. Helens, Warrington, &c.; part of the Lancashire Coalfield.
(1855. New Survey, 1881.) (Hori:. Sects. ., 67, 68; Fert. Sects., 27, sas
(Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 107, 108, Lancashire) .......... cece eee ces

SW. Chester, Tarporley, Frodsham, &c. (1855. New ak ee (Horiz.
SUChig AB) coae s gee ks es

Cee eee eee cree ee seme ene ry

SE. Northwich, Middlewich, kc. (1858.) (Vert. Sect., 82)........65

seen eens

NE. High Peak (Derbyshire). Lead Lodes, Coal Crops, &e. (1852. Revised
to 1866.) (Horiz. Sects., 65, 69, 70, wee Plouesponding | 6-inch Maps, 287,
293; Vorkshire): 4. sive casein :

SE. Buxton, Blakewell, Winster, Longnor. Lead Lodes. — Revised to
1867.) (Horiz. Sect., 48).......... gan ectys eb Vadha SSW oacee SPOS RES

NW. Stockport, Bollington, &. (1864.) (Horiz. Sects., 65, 69, 70; Vert.
Sect., 33.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 111, 112, Lancashire) ............

SW. Macclesfield, Congleton, &c. (1864.) (Horiz. Sect., 18)... .... cee e eee
NE. Tickhill, Worksop, East Retford, &c. (1861. Revised to 1875; with

additions, 1897.) (Horiz. Sevt., 88; Vert. Sect., 30.) (Corresponding 6-inch
Maps, 290,296, 300, Yorkshire): 23.05 3s0g0s2 ceusieeon saw eiew oa vais oe ROE .

rc seme eee tee eee

. SW. Chesterfield, Matlock, Clay Cross, &c.; part of the Derbyshire Coalfield,

Crops, Faults, Lead Lodes, &e. (1852. Revised to 1866.) (Jforiz. Sects.,
18, 61; Vere. "Sect., DE) asecuisevbe doe cp tis avi av ee slteeaseicacKebete 228 ee ee ee rere eres rrr

. NW. Sheffield, Rotherham, Dronfield, &c.; part of Coalfield. (1852. Revised

to 1878.) ¢Huriz. Sects., 69, 70, 88, 89, « 90; Vert. Seets., 30, 31, 32.)
(Corresponding 6-inch EADY, Yorkshire, 294, 295, 299 ; parts of 287, 288, 289,
290, 293, 296, 300) .. Jiieae wePa ce eta se Qnarwbiin seer e eR anes sieata ain

Lincoln, Market Rasen, Horncastle, Sees (1886). 5 esse wew's cence atins
Coast from Saltfleet to south of Skegness, Louth, Spilsby. (Drift Edition only.)
(1

884)

Spurn Head and the mouth of the Humber, Great Grimsby, Patrington. (Drift
Hditionvonly.) (i883) os evince esite csaednieerer sia ice sire eect date sriahthan Dantes
Hull, the Estuary of the Humber, Goole, Caistor. (1888) (Horiz. Sect.,139)..
NE. Snaith, Knottingly. (1863.) (Horiz. Sects., 89, 90, and 92) ....... wastes

NW. Wakefield, Pontefract, Kippax. (1877.) (Horiz. Sects., 90, 91, 92, 93, 94,
95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101; Vert. Sects., 36, 37, 38, 40, 42, 44, 45.) (Corres-
ponding 6- inch Maps, 233, 234, 248, 249, Yorkshire ; ; parts of, 217, 218, 219,
232, 247, 250, 261, 262, 263, 264). iidylaliohaie fab 0ya'5 56 Su tovbiterdy'ereh atanielavenen a-oee i

SE. Doncaster. (1863.) Horiz. Sects., 88, 89, 95,97; Vert. Sect., 30)........

SW. Barnsley, Wortley, &c. (1863. Revised to 1878.) Horiz. Sects., 88, 89,
90, 91, 92, 95, 96,97; Vert. Sects., 30, 31, 32, 36, 37.) (Corresponding -
inch Maps, 274, 275, 282, 283, Yorkshire ; parts of 261, 262, 263, 264, 273,
276, 281, 284, 288, 289, 290) MATRA RANG LTTE TEU Fe EDT eS RAE TEATS ‘i

SW. Manchester, Oldham, &c.; part of the Lancashire Coalfield. fies
(Horiz. Sects., 64, 65, 66, 93, 146; Vert. Sects., 33, 34.) 6-inch Sheets, 97,
105, Lancashire ; parts of 88, 89, 96, 104) ........ cece cece eens bis GIN Oise ae

SE. Holmfirth, Penistone, Glossop, &c. Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 260, 261,
272, 273, 281, Yorkshire. (1863. Revised to 1868.) (/foriz. Sects., 91, 92,

98, 94:3) Vert: Sect.) BD) cosa sees adiew 00's ve oe Siler seine 6 nee eS eg R eee ene

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Price.
ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Solid (one-inch)—cont.
*+88. NE. Huddersfield, Dewsbury, Halifax. (1874.) (Horiz. Sects., 93, 94, 95, 96,
101; Vert. Sects., 85, 40, 42, 48, 44. eee six-inch ‘Sheets, 64, is
72, 73, 80, 88, 89, 91, Lasicashire) « ‘ eelenndd ered ; 3/0
+88. NW. Todmorden, Bacup, Rochdale. (1870.) (JTvriz. Sects., 62, 66, 85, 101,
102, 146; Vert. Sect., 61).. Pi diaiethe se aaiire Romaeetauidcedhahtr Re RES EH BONG A EES 3/0
*+89. SW. Wigan, Ormskirk, &c.; part of the Lancashire Coalfield, including 84, 85,
92, 98, 100, 101, Lancashire 6-inch. (1860.) (Horiz. Sects., 63,67, 86; Vert.
Sects., 27,61). ee PERT We a RHA MOM ERMA KoM Eg Ale ee ES 3/0

*89. SE. Bolton-le-Moors, Salford, Bury, &c., including 86, 87, part of 88, 94, 95, 96,
102, 103, 104, Lancashire 6-inch. Part of the Lancashire Coalfield. (1862.)
(Horiz. Sects., 62, 63, 64, 66, 67, 68, 86; Vert. Sects., 38, 34) ........ eee ee 3/0

+89. NE. Haslingden, Blackburn, Over Darwen, &c. Corresponding 6-inch Maps,
62, 63, 64, 70, 71, 72, 78, 79, 80, 85, Lancashire. (1868. Revised to 1870.)
pitoriz: Sects, :62,85,:86,: 87 4 Verts, Sects.; 335,61). a3 x4 dscns amen caww gene aan: 3/0

+89. NW. Preston, Kirkham, Chorley, part of Southport, &c., part of the Lancashire
Coalfield, including 60, 61, 68, 69, 76, 77, parts of 59, 67, 75, 83, 84, 85,

Lancashire 6-inch. (1873.) (Horiz. Sects., 68, 86, 87; Vert. Sect., 61) .... 3/0

*90. SE. East coast of Liverpool Bay, Formby, Waterloo. (1869.) (Horiz. Sect., 63) 1/6
*+90. NE. Mouth of the Ribble, Lytham, Southport, &¢. (1871.) (Horiz. Sect. 63).. 1/6
*91 SW. [66.] Blackpool, Fleetwood. (1871)... 0... cc ccc eee eee teen eee need 1/6

*91. NW. [58.] Furness Abbey, Barrow, Piel Harbour, Walney Island, &c. (1872) 1/6

91. NE. [59.] Lancaster, Carnforth, Morecambe pede Cae of Bolland Forest.
(1884.)  (Horiz. Sect., 147) . sins i 3/0

791. SE. (67.] Garstang, Ribchester, Chipping. iia venir sudebareseses 3/0
{92. SW. [68.] Clitheroe, Colne, Gisburn, Burnley. (1878.) (IZoriz. Sects., 62, 85,
147; Vert. Sect., 83.) (Corresponding 6-inch Sheets, 47, 48, 49, 55, 56, 57,
Lancashire ; parts of 62, 63, 64, 65; and Yorkshire, 184)........ 0... 0.0004 3/0

“W2. SE. [69.] Ilkley, Denton, Calverley, Keighley, &c. (1878.) (Horiz. Seets., 95,
96, 97, 98, 102, 129, 146; Vert. Sect., 48.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps,

Yorkshire, 185, 200, 201, 202 ; parts of 215, 216, 217) .... cece eee eee 3/0

92. NW. [60.] Settle, Malham, Giggleswick. (1892.) (Horiz. Ser. 147.)  (Corres-

ponding 6-inch Maps, 185, 200, 261, 202, and parts of 215, 216, 217,
MOPESHIVG)  na.s.544.4 aly dover gana alah nore a Pease ate gnbte doen ain aes 3/0

92. NE. [61.] Grassington, Pateley Bridge, Burnsall. (188).)  (IZoriz. Seets., 129,
LADY aa. Sart ose tedtaye- ae se Dhaes cheTns-@ (ARBeh aeserevoe ULE ROUTER A heat geal cee SuraaaaN soy odio 3/0

*193. SW. (70.] Leeds, Wetherby, Tadcaster, tc. (1870.) (Horiz. Sects., 94,97, 98,
99, 100, 101; Vert. Sects., 42, 44, 45)... 0c ccc cee nsec seu uteeunas 3/0
*{93. SE. [71.] York, Selby, Pocklington, (1885.) (Horiz. Sect., 139) ............ 3/0

*193. NW. [62.] ey Ee &e. Pena! (Horiz. Sects., 99,
133, 137) Cre aren Aah tanaets 3/0
*+93. NE. (63.] York. (1882.) (Horiz. Sects., 132, 138, 139)... 0... cece eee 3/0
*94. NE, [65.] Coast 8. of Flamborough Head to near Alnwick. (E882) ercaanosiy acai 1/6
{41. 3. (73.] Coast from Hornsea to Tunstall Rise. (Drift Edition only.) (1883) 1/6
*f04. NW. [64.] Driffield. (1884) (Horiz. Sect., 138) .... ccc cece cecsceccuceess 3/0
*94. SW. [72.) Beverley, Goodmanham. (1884.) (Horiz. Sect., 139) .scccscu cece 3/0

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ENGLAND AND WALES--MADS. Solid (one-inch)—cont.

*#95. NW. [44.] Scalby, Hackness, Sleights. (1881.) (Horiz. Sects., 130, 134, 135,
137; Vert. Sect., 67.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 44, 47. 62: parts of 32,
335 1%.08), MOTESHITC), aa.cec ae Gentes sawnrs campaawal inne 4 ohe ee ued a othe

*+95. SW. (54.] Scarboro’, Filey. (1881.) (Horiz. Sects., 130, 131, 185, 136, 137,
138; Tert. Sect., 67.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 93, 94; parts of 77, 78,
Vorkshire) :..\c-yade tse yn da op te sah os MRIS ea ssueeeaees ae oraisare

*+95. SE. [55.] Coast from Flamboro’ Head to Filey Bay (1881)............ schindigis

*+96. SE. [53.] Vale of Pickering, Kirkby Moorside, New Malton. (1882.) (Horiz.
Sects:, 130, 181, 182, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139): oo scccenicecea oc nde s ce oeiaeows

*196. NE. °43.] Egton, Rosedale, and Helmsley Moor. (1883.) (Horiz. Sects., 131,
19D 184, 85 18T) vehey ew craig Qioantind sy oe Vegan ak oes maavaany oven dices

*t96. NW. (42.] Northallerton, Croft. (1883.) /Horiz. Sects., 133, 134, 135) ......
*496. SW. [52.] Ripon, Thirsk. (1884.) (Horiz. Sects., 133, 135, 186)..........-..

97. SE. [51.] Masham, East Witton. (1879.) (Horiz. Sects., 99, 129; Vert. Sect.,
28.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 83, 84, 99, 100; parts of 68, 116,

Yorkshire) 3.2 fciis axeinass Pee Rc erases Socata eau bales vaaNsae ors death dil he ems
*7, NE. [41.] Richmond, Reeth, Melsonby. (1889.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps.
38. 39, 53 ; parts of 24, 25, 68, Yorkshire) ..........00 cece cee cece eee ees
*97. SW. [50.] Ingleboro’, Penyghent, Hawes. (1889.) (Corresponding 6-inch
Maps, 82, 97, 98; part of 115, Yorkshire.) (Horiz. Sect., 129) ......ee ene
*97. NW. [40.0 Mallerstang, Muker, Kirkby Stephen, Askrigg. (1889) ..........
*98. SE. (49.1 Kirkby Lonsdale. (1869.) (Revision 1892) ..................
*98. NE. “39.” Kendal, Sedbergh, &c. (1871. Revised to 1887.) ues Seets.,
TEB AUO) wave. a siges by ents somites atelier ge® MiG Gide FAKES AAA CRS

98. SW. [48.j ene icine &e. (1877.) cag Sects.. 122,
VaS) sree nates yee eels caacaaes

98. NW. 738.] Ambleside, Hawkshead, Rydal, Windermere. (1882.) (Hori.
Sects., 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 123)

99. NE. 237.1 Drigg, Gosforth, Ravenglass. (1881.) (Horiz. Sect., 113) ........
99. SE. [47.] Bootle. (1881) -
100. Isle of Man. °36, 45, 46,56 and 57.) (1895) 0... eee eee eee ee

*101. SE. (29.] Keswick. (1875.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 63, 64, 69, 70, 71,
763; parts of 55, 56, 65, Ig. 7, cs cnnaiiels (Horiz. Sects., 114, 11 116,
DUT) asiycichoresial sd ie 4 2 oe Ni Rcacpn Nghia, Seba rk oes Bad vd BONG BA AB RU apna a

101. NE. [23.] Wigton, Caldbeck Fell, Cockermouth. (1890.) (Huriz. Sects., 115, *

R165, PUG, VSD ieee s iis seat ia a gedeienr vim Sedan eee ay Guten eats Gigaset PUR RAM

101. SW. ~8.] Whitehaven, Workington, and adjoining coast. (1892. Revised to
1895.) (Horiz. Sects., 113, 114; Vert. Sects., 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75)..

101. NW. (22.] Maryport, and the adjoining coast. (Vert. Sect., 75.) (1802.
Revised 20 1895) 552i acwiacutenngadu- Bek bh eeu eee ag eee AL tea ele soem teed

102. NE. (25.] Alston, Weardale. (1883.) (Horiz. Sects., 109, 110, 148; Vert.
Sectx.. 62, 63, 66.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 110, 111, 112, ‘Northumber-

land ; bs, 22, 23, 38, Durham ; 2, 6, Westmoreland) . pick
102. SE. [31.] Brough, Warcop, Crosby Ravensworth. (1893.) lives: Sect. . 118)
102. NW. (24.] Penrith, Melmerby, Lazonby. (1893) .......+ +++ eee eee ees

*102. SW. bas | Appleby, Ullswater, Haweswater, Shap. (1893.) (Horiz. Sects.,
118, V1) nite higtadee naeeevees canes oe Bd ieera gas ale Saraenes sees nereranee

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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Solid (one-inch)—cont.
103. NW. [26]. South-western part of the Durham Coalfield, Durham, Bishop
Auckland. (1881.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 25, 26, 33, 34; parts of
17, 18, 19, 20, 32, 33, 34, 41, 42, Durham. (Revised to 1889.) (Horiz.
Sects, 109, 110, 148 ; Vert. Sect. 63) . rene aad fin) dagabaac aun esey: gd Sorc s 3/0
103. NE. [27]. Hartlepool. Coast from Seaham i ‘Tae Mouth. (1881.
Revised to 1889). (Horiz. Sects. 109, 148; Vert. Sect. 65) vice ceeceeav anes 3/0
103. SW. (82). Southern part of the Durham Coalfield, Barnard Castle, Bowes,
Shildon, Cockfield, St. Helen’s, Auckland. (1881. Revised to 1889.)
(Vert. Sect., 65.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 46, 52, 53, parts of 41, 42,
Durhant; 12, 13, parts of 5; 24, 25, Yorkshive)iccscizsvasncess esac cues 3/0
103. SE. [33]. Stockton, Darlington, oc Tees Mouth. corn Revised
to 1889.) (Horlz. Suets:, 192, 18B) see voverceseceuas tase a 3/0
*+104. SW. [34]. Redcar, Guisboro’, Coast Haat "Toes Bay to Ruin nee (1880.)
(Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 7, 8, 9, 17, Yorkshire.) (Jfuriz. Sects. 180,
13, 132)! vm sacaen @ : jigipaie: sues impale daipie PME WNC Te TET 3/0
*+104. SE. [85]. Coast at Whitby. (1880.) “eeeccerpanlinns 6-inch Stops parts of
20, 82, 33, Yorkshire.) Hie Sect, LBO)icsas sacs aera a ERD He ws 1/6

105. NE. [15]. Coast 8. of Newbiggin to Tynemouth ; North Shields, Blyth, &e.
(1866.) (Corresponding 6-inch ewes 73, 81, 89, Northumberland.) (Vert.
Sects., 29, 54, 64)..... BUS aerwcronare chao ereaeae- ga ae aa 1/6

105. SE. [21]. Coast from South Shields ‘te Besa Harbour ; 3 Sunderland, &c.

(1868. Revised to 1889.) Corresponding (6-inch Maps, 3, 4, 7, 8, 18, 14,

20, Durham). (Horiz. Sects., 108, 110; Vert. Sect., 9)... ccc cece cree aves 3/0
105. NW. [14]. Morpeth, Bedlington, South Gosforth, Kirkwhelpington. (1871.)

(New Edition, 1892.) (Corresponding 6-inch Maps, 72, 80, parts of 63, 64,

65, 87, 88, Northumberland.) (Horiz. Sect., 108; Vert. Sects., 29, 41, 54,

64). caesarean MONRO OTE MAG D ENON EEDORS 9 OB A4 GAD ES OOM CE on 3/0
105, SW. [20]. Newcastle, Gateshead. (1870. Revised to 1889.) (Corresponding

6-inch Maps, 95, 96, 97, 105, 109, parts of 87, 88, 98, Northumberland ; 1, 2,

5, 6, 10, 11, 12, parts of 3, 7, 13, 17, 18, 19, Durham.) (Horiz. Sects., 108,

110, 130; Vert. Sects, 29, 39, 60).cccccseceev uses soles iseas eden tomes ere 3/0
106. ss [13]. ee Chollerton. eee ai iz. Sect., 108; Vert, Sect.,
C2) esate ee Sener rire 3/0

106. SE. [19]. Hexham, Alonaale, “Haltwhistle. “(1881.) ‘eaaenang 6-inch
Maps, 92, 93, 94, 101, 102, 103, 106, 107, 108, Northumberland ; 9, parts of

16, 17, Durham.) (Vert. Sects., 60, §2, 63). Atgoh sae eae Ae AANe 3/0
106. NW. [12]. Bewcastle, and part of the Border. (1889) .. Tabata awe aa ane 3/0
106. SW. [18]. Brampton, Wetheral, Castle Carrock. (1890)........0.....0. 000 3/0
107. NE. [11]. Longtown, and part of the Border. (1888)............ 0.000008 1/6
107. SEx. [17]s Carlisle, Bowness: (1888) csssecscuiesee: iincds sean wale das ee mise 3/0
107. SW. [16]. Part of the Solway. (Drift Edition only.) (1888)............ 1/6
*108. NE. [5]. Part of the Cheviots, English side, (1888)........ Se aalguin gnarl 3/0
*108. SE. [8]. Otterburn, Woodburn. (1889) co... .ce cece ee cece eee eee ees 3/0
*108. SW. [7]. Plashets, Falstone, Kielder. (1888) .... 0... cee cece eee eee aes 1/6
109. SE. [10]. Coast from near Coquet Island to Newbiggin. (1870.) (Correspond-

ing 6-inch Maps, 46, 47, 65, Northumberland.) (Vert. Sects., 54, 55).... 1/6

109. SW. [9]. Rothbury. (1881. Drift Edition, 1895.) (Corresponding 6-inch
Maps, 44, 45, 46, 58, 54, 55; eae of 63, 64, ey (Vert.

Sects., 54, 5b, 64). Se Hera ees mrad cans pales 3/0
109. NW. [6]. Alnwick, Duislentmneniaht Brat. “1893) ca eglaieha sear bees 3/0
*110. NW. [1]. Norham, and tbe Buglish side of the Tweed. (1884)........... ) 1/6
*110. NE. [2]. Berwick, and the Coast tothe SE. (1884).... 0... cee cees eee aves 1/6
*110. SW. [8]. Wooler, Cornhill, and part of the Cheviots. (1885)....... atetar 3/0

110. SE. [4]. Chillingham, Belford, Bamborough Castle. (1890),......0 cee eee ‘ 3/0
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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Drift (one-inch).

*Large Sheet. ‘‘ London and its Environs.” (1873)

B.—Superfcial Geoloay.

(For details regarding the Horizontal and the Vertical Sections iustrating these
maps see under ‘‘ A” p. 65.)

ti. NW. Hoddesdon, Waltham Abbey, Brentwood, &e. (1876) .. 0... 0... cee eee
ql. NE. Chelmsford, Maldon, Ingatestone, Kc. (1871)... 0... ccc cece ce eee ee
+1. SW. Eastern part of London, Woolwich, Dartford, &e. (1872) oo... eee cee
tl. SE. Langdon Hill, Gravesend, Rayleigh, &c. (1871) wo... cee cece ee eee
+2. Sheerness, Shoeburyness, &e. (1S833) i. ccce eee eee eee aes nit oa soutedhae's
+3. Canterbury, Sittingbourne, Ashford, Murgate, Dover, &c. (1872) wos ceee cues
+5. Eastbourne, Newhaven, Lewes (Drift of Chalk and Tertiary Areas.) (1303) ....
76. Bromley, Chatham, Maidstone, Tonbridge, East Grinstead, &c. (1886.) ......
(Revised to 1889)

+7. Western part of Middlesex, south part of Buckinghamshire, {c. (1871) ......
78. Wokingham, King-ton, Croydon, Farnham, Guildford, Reigate, &c. (1888) ....
19. Brighton, Worthinz, Chichester, Wc. (Drift of Chalk and Tertiary Areas). (1893)
*Isle of Wight. (1888. New Edition, with Mainland. 1893.) (New Series.
Sheets 330, 331, 344, 345)..... 64988. SA Ee OOSRR Oe OER FERRE EO EK EEO HG

746. NE. Hitchin, Biggleswade. (1884. Revised 1891).......... 0... ccs ence cane
$46. 5.E. Hatfield, Luton, Stevenage, &c. (1898)............0.. $40 40%5 GR hess

*+i7. Hertford, Dunmow, Bishop Stortford, Braintree. (1884) ........ cscs eeee eee

*48.
*45.
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*48.
*49,
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. NE. Mildenhall ; Thetford; Fordham. (1883) 1... .... cee cece cece cece eens

SE. Codst §. of Harwich to near Clacton ; Walton-on-the-Naze, &c. (1876)....
NE. Coast from Harwich to Hollesley Bay, E. of Ipswich. (1882) ............
NW. Ipswich, Manningtree, Hadleigh. (1882)........se eee eees
SW. Colchester, and the Colne Estuary. (1883) ......ceceee cece eeen econ sens
SW. Coast of Suffolk, north and south of Aldborough. (1883).............-..
NW. Southwold; coast line from Kessingland to Dunwich. (1883) ..........
NE. Harleston, Halesworth, Westieton, Bedingfield. (1883)..................
SE. Saxmundham, Orford, Woodbridge, Debenham. (1883) ................
NW. NE. of Bury St. Edmonds, E. of Thetford, Diss, &e. (1882) ............
SW. Stowmarket, Needham Market. (1881) ...cce cece cece cece eee e eee eee

. SW. Around Cambridge. (1881) .........-.-..-- gaiadoaaiuaimscm one taney

. SE. Newmarket, Bury St. Edmonds. (183%) ..-... se cece eee eee eee eee

. NW. Ely, St. Ives, and the southern part of the Fens. (1882) ..............
. Wisbech, King’s Lynn, March, Downham Market, Swaffham ............ (1886)
NW. East Dereham, Litcham, North Eluham, Thuxton, Reepham. .,., (1886)

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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Drift (one-inch)—cont.

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92.
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SW. Wymondham, Hingham, Watton, Attleborough, East Harling .... (1881)
SE. Beccles, Bungay, Long Stratton, Loddon. (1881) .. 6.1... ce eee een eens

NE. Norwich, Potter Heigham, Felthorpe. (1882)....,. 0... ccee cere eee eee
N. Coast from Great Yarmouth northward to Horgey. (1881.) ...... 055.000
S. Lowestoft, and the Coast from Yarmouth to near Gisleham. (1882)........
KE. Cromer, Mundesley, Aylsham ; Coast line from Runton to Eccles. (1883)..
SW. Holt, Fakenham, New Walsingham, Foulsham. (1884)... ccc. cere eee
NW. Norfolk Coast line from Weybourn to West of Wells. (1883)........ +565
The Wash, Boston, Hunstanton, Docking, (1886)... 0.0.0.0. cece cece ees ants
Newark, Grantham, Corby, Spalding, Tattershall. (1886) .... 0... 0. c ese e ce ee
NE. Liverpool, part of the Flintshire Coalfield, (1884)...... 0... ccc cee ene
NW. Mouth of the Clwyd, Rhyl, and Dyserth. (1886) 0.0... 0... cee eee eee
SE. Flint, Mold; Ruthin. (1886). c.cc0¢cc ree nueg gene stead nog eek awwe
NW. Prescot, St. Helens, Warrington. (1881) .... ccc cece cee cece eee eee
SW. Chester, Tarporley, Frodsham. (1882) 0.0... 0... cee cee eee eee eee
SE. Northwich, Middlewich, &e. (1890)... .. 0. cee cee cee cent e en eee n ees
NE. Altrincham, Knutsford, East of Warrington, &. (1888)................
NW, Stockport, Bollington. (1874 ni. a.ianvaewnreniewsen sen sia ances oe
Lincoln, Market Rasen, Horncastle, Gainsborough. (1886)..................
Coast from Saltfleet to south of Skegness; Louth, Spilsby. (1883) ..........
Spurnhead, and the Mouth of the Humber, Great Grimsby, Vatringlon. (1883)
Hull, the Estuary of the Humber, Goole, Caistor. (1887)...........0 0. cea
SW. Manchester, Oldham, &. (1874). 0.0 0c cc ete eee tee eee
SE. Bolton-le-Moors, Salford, Bury. (1874).... 0.0... cc cece eee ene ee
NW. Preston, &., Kirkham, and Chorley. (1883).... 1.0... cece eee eee
SW: Wigan, Ormekitk, (1883) accnssceusdewesp aaee We tad Wee eR dbeenawess
NE. Mouth of the Ribble, Lytham, Southport. (1874).... 0... 0... cece eee

SE. East Coast of Liverpool Bay, Formby, Waterloo. (1873)..............05
NW. [58]. Furness Abbey, Piel Harbour, Barrow, Walney Island. (1881) ...
SW. [66]. Blackpool, Fleetwood. (1874) 0.0... ccc cece cece ee eens ees
NE. [59]. Lancaster, Carnforth, and part of Morecambe Bay. (1884)
SE. [67]. Garstang, Ribchester, Chipping. (1884)
NW. [60]. Settle, Malham, Giggleswick. (TSO) dactietenohtes ca ete eaneece aad ae
SW. [68]. Clitheroe, Colne, Gisburn, Burnley. (1891)
SE. [71]. York, Selby, Pocklington. (1885)

NE. [63]. Country around York. (1882),.....

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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS, Drift (one inch)—cont.

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105.

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106,

NE. [65]. Coast S. of Flamboro’ Head to near Alnwick. (1882) ive sanaiws
SE. [73]. Coast from Hornsea to Tunstall Rise. (1883)... 0.0... 000000
SW. [72]. Beverley, Goodmanham. (1884)
Nie: (64).¢.Dintield:~ (1884): oe ccvieenuleyatuedvewbns vie cok eae naaelaraw dd
NW. [44]. Scalby, Hackness, Sleights. (1881)........ 000. 0cec cece ceee ees
SE. [55]. Coast from Flamboro’ Head northward to Filey Bay. (1881)....

SW. [54]. Coast from Scarboro’ to Filey Bay, E. part of the Vale of
Pickering. (1881)

SE. [53]. Vale of Pickering, Kirkby Moorside, New Malton. (1882)........
NE. [43]. Egton, Rosedale, Helmsley Moor, &. (1883)........ cee ceeeuees

NW. [42]. Northallerton, Croft, &c. (1888) 0... ccc cece eee e cece eee e ee
SW. [52]. Ripon, Thirsk. (1884) .... 0... ccc cc cece cece eee cote eeee anes
NW. [40!. Kirkby Stephen, Muker. (1889) ........ 0... cece cueeceeeeeeeee
SW. [50]. Dent, Ingleboro’. (1889) .......0 0. cece cee ce ee eee cee penis
NE. [41]. Reeth, lower part of Swaledale. (1889) ............ccceceee cee
NE. [39]. Kendal, Sedbergh, Tebay. (1887)..... 0... 0.00 ccce cece ueeeeees
NE. [37]. Drigg, Gosforth, Ravenglass. (1891)........ 00.0 cece eee e cece ees
SEs Ellis Bootle: (US91) i.c. guerasceaaasnaeausak Mew oe eden awadaenmed
Isle of Man. (36, 45, 46, 56 and 57.] (1898)... eee cee ce eee eee eee
NW. [22]. Maryport and the adjoining Coast. (1892) ..........ce cece cee
NE. [23]. Wigton, Caldbeck, Cockermouth. (1890)........ 0.0. cceeceeeaees
SW. (28]. Whitehaven, Workington. (1892) 1... 0... 0... cece een cece eee
NW. [24]. Penrith, Melmerby, Lazonby. (1898).... 0... 0... ccc cceaeceees
SW. [80]. Appleby, Ullswater, Haweswater, Shap. (1893).............08.
SE.. (81]..Brough, “Warcop:, (1898): acd inadsige dus oa seen se ceree ¥ cere Anas
NE. [25]. Weardale, &c.. (1888) soc cceeveoe coeectecaees teas beer donee
NW. [26]. Weardale, Bishop Auckland. (1881) 1... ..... ccc ee ceee centres
SE. [33]. Middlesbro’, Stockton, Darlington, Tees Mouth. (1882) ..........
SW. [32]. Barnard Castle, Bowes. (1883) 0... ... cece cee nee ee cee ees
NE. [27]. Coast from near Seaham Harbour to the Mouth of the Tees. (1881)
SE. [35]. Whitby, and adjoining Coast. (1882) 1... .... cee cece eee ees
SW. [34]. Redcar, Guisboro’, Coast from Tees Bay to Runswick Bay. (1883)
NW. [14]. Morpeth; Wer (1892) casi scnasece tnavey pau hae OPS GSS Owe aeete Sh loielass
NE. [15]. Coast from Newbiggin to Tynemouth. (1881) ...............08-
SE. [21]. Coast from South Shields to Seaham Harbour. (1882) ..........
SW. [20]. Newcastle, Gateshead. (1884) .... 0... cece eee e eee eee ees
NE. [13]. Bellingham, Chollerton. (1883) ..., 0... cee cegeceereneeeeeees

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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPDS, Drist (one-inch)—cont. peer
106. SE. [19]. Hexham, Allendale, Haltwhistle. (1883),....... 0.0406 dw yeeeeees 3/0
106. NW. [12]. Beweastle, and part of the Border. (1889) ...... ce cence ee nes 3/0
106. SW. [18]. Brampton, Wetheral, Castle Carrock. (1890) ....... See Ae 8% 3/0
107. NE. [11]. Longtown, and part of the Border. (1888) .....c.e ce ceee eee ees 1/6
107. SE. [17]. Carlisle, Bowness. (1888) ....... eG saat ee Wherreneg whe ate igas 3/0
107. SW. [16]. Part of the Solway. (1888) ........ ccc cee ve ees i Hisle MeN yeas 1/6

*108, NI. [5]. Part of the Cheviots (English side). (1888) .... 0... cece cece eee 3/0
*108. SE. [8]. Otterburn, Woodburn. (1889) coc cise cee cece ree eee eee ees 3/0
*108. SW. [7]. Kielder, Falstone. (1888) ........... ge Rear tains tiki ae en wea 1/6
109. NW. [6]. Alnwick, Dunstanborough Castle. (1893) cocci cece eee eee ee eens 3/0
109. SE. [10]. Coast from near Coquet Island to Newbiggin. (1882) ............ 1/6
109. SW. [9]. Rothbury, Ulgham, &e. (1895) co.cc cece cee eee cee eee ene 3/0
*110. NW. [1]. Norham, and the English side of the Tweed. (1884) ...,........ 1/6
*110. NE. [2]. Berwick, and the Coast to the SE. (1884) ....... ij igninne Arey 1/6
*110. SW. [8]. Wooler, Cornhill, and part of the Cheviots. (1885) ............4. 3/0
110, SE. [4], Chillingham, Belford, Bamborough, (1890) ........ 0. eee cece cues 3/0

ComPLETED CoUNTIES.

For particulars see the detailed List of the separate Sheets, pp. 65, 76.

The Sheets marked * have Descriptive Memoirs.

Those marked } are illustrated by General Memoirs.

Anglesey. Sheets 77 (N.), 78.4 Horiz. Sect., 40.
Bedfordshire. Sheets 46 (NW., NE., SW.+, & SE.+), 52 (NW., NE., SW., & SE.)

Berkshire. Sheets 7*, 8t, 12*, 13*, 34*, 45 (SW.*) New Series, 267, 268, 283. Horiz.
Sects., 59, 71, 72, 74, 81.

Brecknockshire. Sheets 36, 41, 42, 56 (NW. & SW.), 57 (NE. & SE.) New Series, 232;
Horiz. Sects., 4, 5, 6,11; Vert. Sects., 4 & 10.

Buckinghamshire. 7*, 13*, 45* (NE., SE.), 46 (NW., SW.+), 52 (SW.) Horiz. Sects., 74
79, 125 140.

Caermarthenshire. 37, 38, 40, 41, 42 (NW. & SW.), 56 (SW.), 57 (SW. & SE.) Horiz. Sects.,
2,3, 4,7, 8,9; Vert. Sects., 3, 4, 5, 6, 18, 14.

ae 46 (NE.), 47*, 51 (NW., NE., SW.*, SE.*), 52 (NE., SE.), 64*, 65. Horiz.
ect., .

Caernarvonshire. 74 (NW.), 75, 76, 77 (N.), 78, 79 (SW.) Horiz. Sects., 28, 31, 40.
Cardiganshire. 40, 41, 56 (NW.), 57, 58, 59 (SE.), 60 (SW.) Horiz. Sects., 4, 6.

Cheshire. 73 (NE. & NW.), 79 (NE. & SE.*), 80*, 81 (NW.* & *
Horiz. Sects., 18, 43, 44, 60, 64, 65, 67, 68, ps ( SW.*), 88 (SW.*, SE.*)
80)

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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS (one-inch)—cont.

Cornwall. 24f, 25+, 264, 29+, 30+, 314, 32+, & 33+.
Cumberland. 98 (NW. & SW.), 92, 101*, 102*, 106 (NW. & W.), 107, 108 (SE.*), Hoviz.
Sects., 109, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 123; Vert. Sects., 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74,

75, 76.

Denbighshire. 73 (NW.), 74, 75 (NE.), 73 (NE. & SE.), 79 (NW., SW., & SE.*), 80 (SW.*)
Horiz. Sects., 31, 35, 38, 39, 43, 44; Vert. Sect., 24.

Derbyshire. 62 (NE.). 63 (NW.), 71 (NW., SW., & SE.), 72 (NE., SE.), 81, 82, 88 (SW.*,
SE.*) Horiz. Sects., 18, 46, 52, 60, 61, 65, 69, 70.

Devonshire. 20+, 21}, 22+, 23+, 244, 25+. 26+, & 27+. New Series, 325, 339, 340, 349,
350, 355, 356. Horiz. Sect., 19.

+ The Geology of the Counties of Cornwall and Deyon is fully illustrated by Sir H.
De la Beche’s ‘‘ Report.” S8vo.

Dorsetshire. 15, 16,17, 18, 21, 22+. New Series, 328*, 329*, 341*, 342*, 343* ; Horiz. Sects.,
19, 20, 21, 22, 56; Vert. Sect., 22.

Durham. 96 (NW.*), 103 (NE., SE.), 103 (NE., SE., NW., SW.), 105 (SW., SE.), 106 (SE.)
Horiz. Sects., 108, 109, 110, 133, 148; Vert. Sects., 29, 39, 62, 63, 65, Gb.

Essex. 1} (NW., NE., SW., SE.), 2+, 47*, 48 (NW.*, SW.*, NE.*, SE.*) Horiz. Secs., 84,
120, 126.

Flintshire. 74 (NE.), 79*. Horiz. Sect., 43; Vert. Sects., 77, 78.

Glamorganshire. 20+, 36+, 37+, 411, & 42+ (SE. & SW.) New Series, 232, 248, 249*, 263;
Horiz. Sects., 7, 8, 9, 10, 11; Vert. Sects., 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 47.

Gloucestershire. 19}, 34*, 35+, 43 (NE., SW., & SE.), 44*. Hloriz. Sects., 12, 13, 14, 15, 17,
59, 106, 107, 111; Vert. Sects., 7, 11, 15, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 57.

Hampshire. 8f, 9, 10*, 11, 12*, 14, 15, 16. New Series, 268, 282, 283, 284, 299, 300, 315,
329*, 330, 331, 344, 345; Horiz. Sects., 47, 80; Vert. Sect., 25.

Herefordshire. 42 (NE. & SE.), 43, 55,55 (NE. & SE.) Horiz. Sect., 5, 18, 27, 30, 34;
Vert. Sect., 35.

Hertfordshire. 1+ (NW.), 7*, 46 (NE., SE., SW.), 47*. Hoviz. Sects., 79, 120, 121.

Huntingdonshire. 51 (NW.), 52 (NW., NE., SE.), 64*, 65.

Kent. 1 (SW., SE.), 2+, 3+, 4*, 5, 6t. Horiz. Sects., 77, 78, 84, 120.

Lancashire. 79 (NE.), 80 (NW.*, NE.), 81 (NW.), 88 (NW., SW.*), 89 (NW., SW., NE.,
SE.*), 90 (NE.*, SE.*), 91 (NW.*, NE., SW.*, SE.), 92 (SW.), 98 (NW., SW., NE.*, SE.*)
Horiz. Sects., 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 85, 86, 87; Vert. Sects., 27, 34, 61.

Leicestershire. 53 (NE.*), 62 (NE.), 63*, 64*, 70*, 71 (SE., SW.) New Series, 155. Horiz.
Sects., 46, 48, 49, 52, 122, 124, 125.

Lincolnshire. 64*, 65, 69, 70*, 83*, 84*, 45%, 86*, 87* (SE.).

Merionethshire. 59 (NE. & SE.), 60 (NW.), 74, 75 (NE. & SE.) Horiz. Sects., 26, 28, 29, 31,
32, 35, 37, 38, & 39.

Middlesex. 1+ (NW. & SW.), 7*t, St. Horiz. Sect., 79.

Monmouthshire.t 35, 36, 42 (SE. & NE.), 43 (SW.) New Series, 232, 249°, 263; Horiz.
Sects., 5, 12, 107; Vert. Sects., 8, 9, 10, 12, & 80.

Montgomeryshire. 56 (NW.), 59 (NE. & SE.), 60, 74 (SW. & SE.) Horiz. Sects., 26, 27, 29,
30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, & 38.

Norfolk.t 50 (NW.*, NE.*), 51 (NE.*), 65, 66 (NW.*, NE.*, SW.*, SE.*), 67 (N.*, 8.*), 68*
(E., NW., SW.), 69. Horiz. Sect., 127.
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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS (one-inch)-—cont.

Northamptonshire. 45 (NW. & NE.), 46 (NW.), 52 (NW., NE., & SW.), 53 (NE.*, SW., &
SE.*), 63 (SH.), 64*. Horiz. Sects., 122, 124, 125, 140.

Northumberland. 102 (NW., NE.), 105, 106, 108, 109, 110. (NW.*, NE.*, SW.*, SE.)
Horiz. Sects., 108, 110. Vert. Sects., 54, 55, 60, 62, 64.

Nottinghamshire. 70*, 71 (NE.*, SH., NW.), 82 (NE.*, SE.*, SW.), 86*, 87 (SW.*)  Horiz.
Sects., 60, 61.

Oxfordshire. 7*, 13*, 34*, 44*, 45*, 58 (SH.*, SW.) Horiz. Sects., 71, 72, 81, & 82.
Pembrokeshire. 38+, 39, 40, 41,58. Horiz. Sects.,1 & 2. Vert. Sects., 12 & 13.
Radnorshire. 42 (NW. & NE.), 56, 60 (SW. & SE.) Horiz. Sects., 5, 6, & 27.
Rutlandshire. This County is included in Sheet 64. Horiz. Sect., 124.

Shropshire. 55 (NW., NE.), 56 (NE.), 60 (NE., SE.), 61, 62 (NW.), 73, 74 (NE., SE.) Horiz.
Sects., 30, 33, 34, 36, 38, 41, 44, 45, 53, 54, and 58; Vert. Sects., 23, 24.

Somersetshire. 18, 19}, 20+, 21} 27} 35+. New Series, 263. Horiz. Sects., 15, 16, 17, 20,
21, 22, 103, 104, 105, 106, & 112; Vert. Sects., 12, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, & 51.

Staffordshire. 54 (NW.), 55 (NE.), 61 (NE., SE.), 62, 63 (NW.), 71 (SW.), 72, 73 (NE.,
SE.), 81 (SE., SW.). | Horiz. Sects., 18, 23, 24, 25, 41, 42, 45, 49, 54, 57, 58, & 60; Vert.
Sects., 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 23, & 26.

Suffolk+. 47*, 48 (NW.*, NE.*), 49 (N.*, 5.*), 50 (NW.*, SW.*, NE.*, SH.*), 51 (NE., SE.*),
65, 66 (SE.), 67 (N.*, 8.*). Horiz. Sect., 128.

Surrey. 1 (SW.+), 6+, 7*, 81,9. Horiz. Sects., 73, 74, 75, 76, & 79.

Sussex. 4*, 5, 6, 8,9, 11. New Series, 300, 331, 332*, 333, 334*; Horiz. Sects., 73, 75, 76, 77,
& 78.

Warwickshire. 44*, 45 (NW.), 53*, 54, 62 (NE., SW., & SE.), 63 (NW., SW., & SE.*)
Horiz. Sects., 45, 48, 49, 50, 51, 56, 71, 82, 83, 140; Vert. Sect., 21.

Westmorland. 97 (SW.*), 98*, 101 (SH.*), 102 (NW., NE., SW.*, SE.) _Horiz. Sects., 115,
116, 117, 118, 119.

Wiltshire. 12*, 13*, 14, 15, 18, 19}, 34*, and 35+. New Series, 267, 282, 283, 299.
Horiz. Sects., 14, 59, 112.

Worcestershire. 43 (NE.), 44*, 54, 55, 61 (SE.), 62 (SW. & SE.) Hoviz. Sects., 13, 23, 25,
50; Vert. Sect., 15.

Yorkshire. 87 (NE.), 82 (NW., NE.*), 85*, 86*, 88*, 91 (NE., SE.), 92, 93*, 94*, 95*, 96%,
97, 98 (NE.*, SE.*), 102 (NE., SE.), 103 (SW., SE.), 104*. | Horiz. Sects., 69, 88, 89, 90,
91, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 130, 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138,
139. Vert. Sects., 28, 30, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, 42, 43, 44, 45, 67.

Isle of Man. 100. New Series, 36, 45, 46, 56, and 57.

Norre.—The Survey of all the counties on the old series maps is now complete, and the blish
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ENGLAND AND WALES—-MAPS (one inch)—New Series.
New Senrs or Onn-rncu Mars.

Each published in Two Editions—Solid and Drift: excepting those marked *,
Drift Edition only. {With Explanation.

1 to 73.—These New Series maps are identical with the Quarter Sheets of the
Old Series, Nos. 91 to 110, all of which are published with Drift,
excepting Sheets 29, 38, 48, 49, 51, 61, 62, 69, and 70. See pp.

73-75, 11-79.

Isle of Man, Sheets 36, 45, 46, 56, and 57. (1898) .... ccc cece cee cee e eee eee eee
123. Stoke-upon-Trent. (In preparation) sc cccevcvccssereevecn eens eeeneene cues
155. Atherstone. (1899)......csceeseeee veces iiiedetw eae a es Maw seeks eueutootnds
187. Huntingdon. (Im preparation) wc... ce cece eee eee een eee eaten eneeee
203; Bedford: (na preparation) os.cccce cian ein cides saw ds eae da sae Aaa Rea ee
231. Merthyr Tydfil. (Im preparation) .....cce cece cece nee nen neta tere eens rane

232. Abergavenny. Vert. Sect., 81. (1896) ........
248. Pontypridd. (1898).. ae : . besa Wa ws TERE wins
+249. Newport (Mon.), Baceenan Greiphilig: ets Sect. "80. * (1895) seniguveten awe
261. Coast near Kenfig, Glamorganshire. (In preparation) 1... cee cececeee eens
262. Bridgend. (In preparation) 2.0.0.0 cece cee cee ene eee tee ene tenn tees
263. Cardiff, and Worle, Somerset. (1897)... . ccc cece cece eee eet eee tenes
*267. Newbury. (1898) cc .sce recs ccc cece eens see eee e eee erence eee e eens enes
268. Reading. (1898) .... cece ccenceen nee e teen eee teen een ee teen ence nena eens
#282. Devizes. (1899) .. cc cece cece cee nee ene eee cree nee n Cette een teen tt tees
*293, Andover. (1898).....sseseeeeececeerens ELiieamGianeh su aaer etna
*284. Basingstoke. (1897) .....ccc cece cree cree neenceee neon een e wees penn enes eens
*299. Winchester. (1896) ccc. cece cere cee e ree eens eee nee nee tte e eee eee ees
*300. New Alresford, (1898) ....ccee cece cree cece teen teen rece ne en eens nent nents
814. Ringwood, (In preparation)... .cce cree cece cree e eee e tenet ee nee nee n en eeee
*815. Southampton. (1899) ....e cece cece cece eee cee tee eee eee eee ene eees
316. Havant. (In preparation) .... cc sece renee e ne ne rect enna teen eres cees BSivielave
B25. Exeter. (1899) cesscccc cee cree cree ene ene e ence nen et en cene eee ene eens
+ *4398, Dorchester. (1898) co.cc ccee cere cee e cree nee e nett eee net e tne eee e etn e cans
+329. Bournemouth, Wimborne Minster. (1895) 2... .s sc csee see e eee e eee eene anes
330. SE. parts of New Forest and NW. part of I. of Wight. (1893) ..............
331. Portsmouth and NE. part of I. of Wight. (1893) ...... cece eese cece eee cane
tIsle of Wight with Mainland, Sheets 330, 331, 344, 345. (1893) ..............00,
+332. Bognor, Selsea, Littlehampton. (1893) ....... cece cence ee tee e ete eee eeaees
833. Worthing, Rottingdean. (1893) ...... cece cece cece eee ene tee teen tees eens
*1384, Newhaven, Hastbourne. (1893)...-.. 0.66 cece ee eee e ener ee ete e teens
339. Newton Abbot. (1899) ...ecceceeeereneee Cerne ee teen tee teen ene t ee teeeas
*340. Otterton, (1899)....scccevecce cece tenet enen se eeetee sett eeeeteneane meni
*1341, Dorset coast, Langton Herring. (1895) 1.1... ecse sree tee eee eee eeeee eens
*+342. Portland, Weymouth, Lulworth. (1896) .........e sree ees U Wevastibinte Sanaa Guts
*1343. Swanage, Corfe Castle. (1895) ....scceee cece ce ee eee e tee tee eee eee eens
*349, Plymouth and Ivybridge. (1899) ...s sce cree cece eee r ere e nen ene eee eens
*350. Torquay. (1898) ....seceee cece cere thc aie Dingassre dards a ea Wie 6h Seana eigen
#355. Kingsbridge. (1898) ...ececece cece cece et eee te ene nett rete eee eee tees

*356. Start Point, (1898) ..... peutaaitie sea daslber taliaule Si eaSG Wahine wana aaai Roe

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ENGLAND AND WALES—INDEX MAPS—

Wages anp tue West or Enauanp. Scale 4 miles to 1 inch.

(The numbers within brackets are those of the l-inch maps, old series, included
within each sheet.)

Sheet 9. (37, 38, 40, 41.) St. Davids, Llandovery, Pembroke, Neath. (1858)

» 10. (85, 36, 42, 43.) Brecknock, Bridgend, Bristol, Gloucester. (1858. Revised
to 1874.)

» 14. (57, 58, 59.) Barmouth, Aberystwyth, Cardigan. (1858)

» 15. (55, 56, 60, 61.) Shrewsbury, Builth, Malvern. (1858)

5, 19. (75, 76,77, 78.) Anglesey, Conway, Harlech. (1858.) Out of print

,, 20. (73, 74, 79, 80.) St. Asaph, Oswestry, Liverpool, Eccleshall. (1858)

ENnGuanp AND WALES. Scale 4 miles to 1 inch.
Coloured by hand.

Sheetal, Wile (L896) 2 scas cas ae mena ccoiaaeuamataanuniee MNewdee dees ea Hee herES
», 2 Northumberland, and parts of Cumberland and Durham. (1896)
»» Indexiof ‘Colours... (1896) isd swcenvnaectncts weed este an O88

. Isle of Man. (1896) ....

. East Yorkshire. (1889)

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7. Anglesey and Coast of Wales: Llandudno to Aberaeron. (1896)............
8. Central England: Birmingham, Rugby, Nottingham, Sheffield, and North-
eastern parts of Wales. (1896)

» 9. Eastern Counties: including Lincoln, Northampton, and Cambridge. (1895)
» 10. North Devon and South-west Wales. (1896)

» 11. West of England: Bristol, Hereford, Malvern, Oxford, Salisbury, and South-
eastern parts of Wales. (1895)

» 12. London Basin and Wealden area. (1892)

» 18. Cornwall, Scilly Isles, and part of South Devon. (1895) .......,

», 14. South Coast: Start Point and Torquay to Isle of Wight. (1892)

» 15. South Coast: Havant to Hastings. (1889)

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ENGLAND AND WALES—ONE-INCH MAPS—cont.

C.—Coal-tields.
Illustrated by the following One-Inch Maps.

(For corresponding Six-Inch Maps, see detailed list, p. 85.)

*Anglesey. 78 (SW.).
*Bristol and Somerset. 19, 35.
Coalbrook Dale. 61 (NE. & SE.).
Clee Hill. 53 (NE., NW.).
Denbighshire. 74 (NE. & SE.), 79 (SE.).
Derbyshire and Notts. 71 (NW., SW.), 72 (NE., SW.), 81 (NE.), 82 (NW. & SW.), 88 (SW.)
*Flintshire. 79 (NE. & SE.).
Forest of Dean. 35, 43 (SE. & SW.)
Forest of Wyre. 55 (NE.), 61 (SE.).
*Lancashire. 80 (NW.), 81 (NW.), 88 (NW. & SW.), 89.
*Leicestershire. 71 (SW.), 63 (NW.). New Series, 155.
Northumberland and Durham. 103, 105, 109.
*North Staffordshire. 72 (NW., SW.), 73 (NE.), 80 (SE.), 81 (SW.)
*South Staffordshire. 54 (NW.), 62 (SW.).
Shrewsbury. 60 (NE.), 61 (NW. & SW.).
*South Wales. 36, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42 (SE., SW.). New Series, 232, 248, 249, 263.
*Warwickshire. 62 (NE. & SE.), 63 (NW. & SW.), 54 (NE.), 53 (NW.). New Series, 155,
Whitehaven. 101 (NW., NE., SW.).
*Yorkshire. 81 (NE.), 82 (NW. & NE.), 87, 88, 92 (SW., SE.), 93 (NW., SW.).

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II.—Srx-incn SCALE.
Geologically-coloured County Maps on the Seale of Six Inches to a Mile,
CUMBERLAND.
34 and 26a. Alston, Whitehall, &c. (1892) .... cc cece cee ce eee eee eee eee 6/0
55. Searness. (1876.) (Horiz. Sect., 115) ..c. cece cee cece cee eee tenet e ees 6/0
6. Skiddaw. (18799 (Hoviz, Beotes, 120, 117) .nceveasecee vrei eiaessea rave vonr 6/0
63. Brackenthwaite Fell. (1878.) (Horiz. Sect., 115) coc. cece ceev eee cece ees 6/0
64. Keswick. (1878.) (Horiz. Sects., 116, 117).... 0c. cece cece eee renee eens 6/0
65. Dockraye. (1878.) (Horiz. Sects, 117, 118).... 0... cece cece eee teen nes 6/0
69. Buttermere. (1878.) (Horiz. Sect., 115)... 6... ccc ec cece teen teen 6/0
70. Grange. (1878.) (Horiz. Sects. 115,116) .... 0... cece cee eee er ees 6/0
71 and 76. Helvellyn. (1878.) (Horiz. Sect., 117) ........ 0.500: Bios ie ecalnay 4/0
74 Wastwater.. (1878) oc sssaes Gawd gatiomie ees aes Beemer reng Megat ate 6/0
75. Stonethwaite Fell. (1878) ...... ccs cee cee e seer een enes satin daisies Satine Soe 6/0
Dorwam.

1. Ryton. (1868.) (Vert. Sects., 29,39) oc. ccc cece ceecuveu seus ceuueteenens 4/0
2. Gateshead. (1868.) (Vert. Sects., 29,30) coc. cceeccccceeeccee enna ceeeuues 4/0
3. Jarrow. (1868) (Horiz. Sect., 108) 6.0... cece cece ee cess sees vue eeeeeees 4/0
4. 8. Shields. (1868.) (Horiz. Sect., 108) ...... ccc cceeceeeceeeuvesaveeuens 4/0
5. Greenside. (1869.) (Horiz. Sect., 108) we .ccecsacceceuccuvenecuseuucauesa 4/0
6. Winlaton. (1869.) (Vert. Sect. 89; Horiz. Sect.,108).. 0.0. ccc cece cseuveee 6/0
7. Washington. (1868.) (Vert. Sect., 39; Horiz. Sect., 108) 0.2... 0... cece ees 6/0
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ll. Ebchester. (1868.) (Horiz. Sect.,110; Vert. Sect., 39) .... 0c. c ccc vee cans 6/0
12. Tantoby. (1871.) (Horiz. Sects., 108,110)... ccc cee ccc cee eeececay nes 6/0
13. Chester-le-Street. (1869.) (Horiz. Sect., 110) ........ 00.0 cece eee eee 6/0
19. Killhope:Moory. (1893) sawinsieiteneindne sia ee sda ene ddnas mdeaueedie aval dates 4/0
16. Hunstanworth. (1875.) (Horiz. Sect., 110; Vert. Sect., 63) 6... 0... cee eee 6/0
Iv. ‘Waskerley.. (1871.) (Horizs Seet., 110). oc cca g ven ceean seman neni sannnannn 6/0
18. Muggleswick. (1871.) (Horiz. Sect.,110) .............0. palecteustaee nas 6/0
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19.
20.
22.

. Eastgate. (1880.) (Horiz. Sect., 109)
. Stanhope. (1875.) (Horiz. Sect., 109)
. Wolsingham. (1871.) (Horiz. Sect., 109)
. Brancepeth. (1872.) (Horiz. Sect., 109)
. Bennyseat. (1880)
. White Kirkley, &c. (1875.) (Horiz. Sect., 148; Vert. Sect., 63)
. Hamsterley. (1875.) (Horiz. Sect., 148)
. Whitworth. (1875.) (Horiz. Sect., 148)
. Bishop Middleham. (1881.) (Horiz. Sect., 148)
. Maize Beck. (1880)
. Cockfield. (1875)
. Bishop Auckland. (1875)
. Hawksley Hill House. (1879) .. ccc. cee eee eee nee tere vee eaestaaa ec aatets
. Barnard Castle. (1878) .
«Winston. (1878) aicivienistedess os esai us caeshiouieanee

Lanchester. (1871.) (Horiz. Sect., 109; Vert. Sect.,39) .cccccseccuvcvuvee
Hetton-le-Hole. (1871.) (Horiz. Sect., 109; Vert. Sect., 39)
and 30a. Wear Head. (1880)

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22.
47.
48.
49.
55.
56.
57.
61.
62.

21, are included in One-inch Maps 103 NW., 105 SW., SE.

LANCASHIRE.

Treleths: \(UST9) sssiericces sissiwe Soateitns cite duere ig < siie Capen Sie Sia 8 a es Meany deere
Ulverston. (1879)
Cartmel. (1879)
Gleastons: | (1874) vs sie vaee's Baws Wdemma rte nes sobs Baye ad ous a aia ARR
Clitheroe. (1874.) (Horiz. Sect., 85) ...0.+0.4.

Colne. (1869.) (Horiz. Sect., 85) .....,
Laneshaw Bridge. (1871.) (Horiz. Sect., 62)
Walley. (1874.) (Horiz. Sect., 85)..cccecceceeccenecnecteneseseetevens
Haggate. (1869.) (Horiz. Sects., 62, 85; Vert. Sect., 33)
Winewall. (1871)...... cece esee cron nacece
Preston. (1875.) (Horiz. Sect., 86) vcsccescsseceevescceceensenscceneens
Balderstone, &c. (1869. Revised to 1874.) (Horiz. Sect., 87) ...secseenenes

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63.

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Accrington. (1869. Revised to 1874.) (Horiz. Sects., 62, 85; Vert. Sects.,
33; 6). sages se ade ee re iGaedace ais oie eres eae s Sane ate

Burnley. (1869. Revised to 1872.) (Horiz. Sects., 62, 85; Vert. Svcts., 33, 61)
Stiperden Moor. (1869.) (Horiz. Sect., 85) ...ccc cen cece rece ete ene eeete
Leyland. (1875.) (HHoriz. Sects., 86, 87) ....sseeveeees ie SIS HEN OR OR EES
Blackburn, &e. (1870.) (Horiz. Sects., 86, 87; Vert. Sect., 33) .sserecavere
Haslingden. (1867.) (Horiz. Sects., 62, 87; Vert. Sect., 33)...... CAR ace ERS
Cliviger, Bacup, &e. (1867.) Horiz. Sect., 62)... ccc cee eee eee nee ene
Todmorden. (1867.) (Horiz. Sect., 62).. ccc cece cecesnen senators neeenees
Chorley. (1868. Revised to 1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 63, 86) .....000s siete eae

Belmont. (1867.) ( Horviz. Sects., 62, 86) coer cccecene cree eee eee eee eae

Entwistle. (1867.) (Horiz. Sects.,62,/87) .acccsvgcesvee vay rasw wanes
Pottingtons \(1867)> vewcesioueeaveners 6 esou dah 7s BASE GE MaeTAeeNs aaa
Wardle. (186L.) Gore. 1Setts, 66) cor cecnuscniga em ad nia s wuminemaln sannn
Ormskirk, St. John’s, &c. (1861.) (Horiz. Sect., 63) 0.0.0 cee cee ee eee
Standish, &. (1861.) (Horiz. Sects., 68, 85, 86; Vert. Sect., 61) ...... 0605
Adlington, Horwick, &. (1862.) (Horiz. Sects., 63, 68, 86)............ see
Bolton-le-Moors. (1863.) (Horiz. Sects., 62,67) 0.0... ccc cece cee cee eee
Bury, Heywood. (1863.) (Horiz. Sect., 66) ...... ccc cee ce ee eee ees
Rochdale, &e. (1864.) (IToriz. Sects., 62, 66) 0.0.0... ec cee ce eee
Bickerstaffe, Skelmersdale. (1860.) (Horiz. Sect., 63) ............

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West Houghton, Hindley, Atherton. (1862.) (Horiz. Sects., 63, 67, 86)......

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Leigh Lowton. (1862.) (Hortz. Sect., 67)... cc cce cece ee eee es Moiese
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Ashton-under-Lyne. (1864.) (Horiz. Sects., 64, 65; Vert. Sect.,34) ..... ‘
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107. Prescot, Huyton, &e. (1860.) (Horiz. Sect., 68; Vert. Sect., 61) cecececeee 6/0
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112. Stockport, de. (1864)... 0c. ce eee eee Severs ceGaey ease 4/0
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Nore.—70, 71, 78, 79, and parts of 62, 63, 64, 72, 80, are included in the One-inch
Map 89 NE.

Sheets 73, 81, and parts of 64, 65, 72, 81, are included in One-inch Map 88 NW.

92, 93, 100, 101, and parts of 84, 85, are included in the One-inch Map 89
SW., and are described in the “‘ Memoir on the Geology of the Country
around Wigan.” Second edition.

94, 95, 102, 103, and parts of 86, 87, 88, 96, 104, are included in the One-
inch Map 89 SE., and are described in the ‘“‘ Memoir on the Geology of the
Country around Bolton-le-Moors.”

107, 108, are included in the One-inch Map 80 NW., and are described in the
‘Memoir on the Geology of the Country around Prescot.”

97, 105, and parts of 88, 89, 96, 104, on the Six-inch Scale dre included in
88 SW., and are described in the ‘‘ Memoir on the Geology of the Country
around Oldham, including Manchester and its Suburbs.”

NoRTHUMBERLAND.
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47. Coquet Island. (1871.) (Vert. Sect., 55) ........ 05 atin corse aaa ngs oer leu “asa goa 4/0
53. Rothbury Forest. (1880) ..........e. sees oe PSS Raa Qanlesiuamwehas wel 6/0
54. Longhorsley. (1878) .......... etek eee tne ee ene aren eens sean oeeeeees 6/0
55. Ulgham. (1878.) (Vert. Sect., 64) ...ccsevceccccccccceerecneceessennanve 6/0
56. Druridge Bay. (1870)........ccee cece veee bid oie: de Dna ars. wan ouN Mlereina ater eae 4/0
63. Hartburn. (1875) ..c. ese cence eee alee sigtatane sueginalliale’s Abie heacate abergiaieuess 6/0
64. Morpeth. (1879) ........0-000- Ce ee eee ee <2 Guidi sgeaian 6/0
65. Newbiggin. (1870.) (Vert. Sects, 54) ccc cece cece cree esen seen eves ecarenes 4/0
72. Bedlington. (1871.) (Vert. Sect.,41)....... j Line ORAL TETAS SMEARS RON 6/0

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80. Cramlington. (1871.) (Vert. Sect., 41) cisscccruvene coven erecnereceneanes 6/0
81. Seghill. (1867.) (Vert. Sect., 29) ccccacvevevneevnvevesetcnenenscnegvens 6/0

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82. County border NE. of Gilsland. (1879) .... 0... cece ee cee eee ee eee
83. Chesters, and Greenlee Lough. (1879) ...... cc cee ene eee ee een eee
87. Heddoit onthe: Wall. (18738) scsi deie Yeisen diver douwGie sdaaenmnain
88. South Gosforth. (1871.) (Vert. Sects., 29,41) ..... 266 cece cee cee eee
89. Tynemouth. (1867.) Vert. Sect. 29) ..c.cceecceeccenaeeuenaes raseenuenes
91. Greenhead. (1879) .........6 :

ia. Waliwblsile,. (W878) iwi cigssasewesssacadeea cows eto naienoatt an eae
93. Haydon Bridge: (1880). tseecsuis ddd wsevkeresbee tug sae made eee ees
OL Hexham. (S80): ss sic ie guia: <essdve ale Sila warn ele'aws au ees eam eens oat G Pa Gee aes
95. Ovingham. (1871.) (oniz. Sette, 108) vec avdas esas nes atieneasinnaee sis
930 Newburn., (1868.) (Horiz. Sect, 108). wa dans veeece ve sg eeg ces sg es noes ween
97. Newcastle-on-Tyne. (1867.) (Vert. Sect., 29) oc. cece cece cece cece ee eee
98. Walker, (1867) .... 0... cee eee eee i recaes aye ayaa inetd. ae e, Oaauanetn| Maalana ail ted oie
101. Whitfield Moor. (L875). gccccisale Seunlegraccinn te 1adaal saleaabiea tamnredee
102. Allendale Town (1874): cine soso seeds sade Ge uaaomias ya gaeonwe aaaled ts
103, -Blayley: (S73) gan iidsi tna hirdacnselecasieeg es uataincn anise Ones
104. ‘Whittonsiall, (1899) 0.0 vise se coer esgess vevees Gee Gane teens seine ee oo
105 and LO9A. Newlands. (1871) ccssivsvnzsa aise vais enowonew cive cies eteeoese
106. West Allen and Ayle Common. (1878) .... 0... cee cece eee cee eee eee
106n. County border 8. of Slaggyford. (1878) .... ccc cece cee eee cere eee eee
107. Allendale. (1875) ........

108. Blanchland. (1870). ......c cee vce neee eee eee ees aS sda cnieaovevah nceoca-axadebe
109. Shotleyfeld. (1871) iscsi c gasas aces teas wingidabiaeawlesqauucvad atiw ahanee de
110, Allendale. (S77) asSveeieee sar gwanys ge eiagranaay sad ae eevee ease

111 and 112. Allenheads, Coalcleugh, and the adjoining county boundary. (1873)

Norr.—Sheets 70, 71, 72, 73, 78, 79, 80, 81, parts of 86, 87, 88, 89, are included
in One-inch Map 105 NE., NW.

Sheets 47, 56, part of 65, are included in One-inch Map 109 S.E.

WESTMORLAND.
2: Tees Head. (LST) cconiriee amin veulhine naan vad Aea Brent ates Geb eueineee
i Sinaia RAN CA Reta ea Nh Cd te re ett Reelin Boel Salty
12, Patterdale. (1878.) (Huriz. Sects., 117, 118) ...scsceccacceecceuccaeeeuss
18. County Boundary NW. of Grasmere. (1879.) (Horiz. Sect., 116) ........
25. Grasmere. (LB79:)  “(Hlortzs  Seetsey TIS) PIG) s:ssescoiaie sisters ache olarechabivnics eves
34, Grayrigg. (1892.) (Under revision) ida aude eau cadeaeres silesyintdar eta oaednwucey

38. Kendal. (1878).... ccc. ceee nee ee Autweniecaes: Cae eaten ad nia ae eats

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ENGLAND AND WALES—MAPS (six-inch)—cont.

. Coast line adjoining Redcar. (18$1.) (Hoviz. Seet., 131)
- Saltburn. (1583)
. Coast line adjoining Staiths. (1878.) (Huriz. Sect., 130)
. Cotherstone Moor. (1892)
. Stainmmoor, around Bowes. (1874)
. Wyelitte. (1878)
. Guisboro’. (1558.) (Horiz. Sects., 131, 132)
. Hinderwell. (1599.) (Horiz. Sect., 130)
. Coast line near Lythe. (157).) (Horiz. Szet., 139)
24. Kirkby Ravensworth. (1878)
g Addboror..  (EST9), «cae aseoecew dueisos Ge
. Whitby. (1880.) (Horiz. Set., 130, 184)
. Coast N. of Robin Hood’s Bay. (1878.) (Horiz. Sects., 180, 134)
8. Marske. (1873.)
. Richmond. (1879) .
. District W. of Robin Hood’s Bay. (1879.) (Horiz. Sects., 134, 137)
. Coast of Robin Hood’s Bay southward. (1879.) (Horiz Sects., 130, 137)....
- Downholme. (1878)

YoRKSHIRE.

jp ane ROrests: (1892) cise aupetated avlacs ca ok 55 pagey Suede eet eeda ed eeaaeees
. Part of Teesdale. (1879)

cc

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ee ee ee ee i ey

ERD ree eee eee eee eee tee eee ere eee eee ee ae

62. Cloughton Wyke and adjoining coastline. (1879.) (Hoviz. Sects., 130, 135;

Ferts Sects::67) sscacctiineear vita eoued seb oe 49 5924 dom Baeroes sew Asem ee RS
OS) ey burt. (ISBT) aseuinatatne tans he Ot 3. Wane e tae Emeaa eis See
77. Scalby and the coast line N. of Scarboro’. (1878.) (Horiz. Sects., 130, 135, 136)
78. Scarboro’. (1878.) (Horiz. Sect., 136; Vert. Sect., 67) 0... ccc cee eece ees
82. Kidstones. (1879.) (Horiz. Sect., 129)... . cc ccee eee eens rene teen ene eens
83. Carlton. (1578.) (Horiz. Sect., 129)... ..ccce ee seca cece cece en ee even sens
84, Hast Wittons (1879) .ssvxaw ccs ¥aees ioe traweengmsed WG ees eee ede e's ca ss
93. Brompton. (1879.) (Horiz. Sects., 180, 185).......e cece cere eee eee eee
94. Gristhorpe and the coast S. of Scarboro’. (1879.) (Horiz. Sect., 185; Vert.

Sects: OT) asweeg Goer ee eta sepia heme TRE TAG SSG SSR a Ohaus
97. Foxup. (1880) .....e cc cece cree cect cere ere eee ete eee tances Sea
96. Kirk Gill. (1878) 0... cece cece cece cee tee eee eee rte teen eee nee eeeee
99. Haden Carr. (1879.) (Horiz. Sect.,129) 1.0.0... cece cece cece ee ee eee aees
100. Lofthouse. (1875)....csce cence cee teen e ee eee tree teen nen e teen tte ee
115. Arncliff. (1878) ccc cee cee eee n ener ner ene eee ene tenn te teen tte tenes

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116.
151.
152.
184.

Conistone Moor. (1878.) (Horiz. Sect., 129)... ce cece cece cece teen eee ee
Bredley. (Horiz. Sects., 129, 146.) (Under revision) .....ccc ccc eee eee tee
Blubberhouses. (1878.) (Horiz. Sect., 129) .... 0 ccc cca ee cece ceee nen ee

Kelbrook, (1872). cccsve cesses cen mene hae NeW otees BEG Tae Mined uated
Kildwick. (1878) (Horiz: Sects; 96, 146) is5.0cscdieg os Caasie nies aeesne es

185.

200. Keighley. (1878.) (Horiz. Sects., 102, 146) ...... acne haa hee pehee one cae
201. Bingley. (1871.) (Horiz. Sects., 95, 96, 102,129) ..ic cece cece cece eee cee
202. Calverley. (1878.) (Horiz. Sects., 96,97) ..cccccacseeceveveessuneace eauies
208. Seacroft. (1873.) (Horiz. Sects., 98, 99, 101; Vert. Sect., 44) ..........00,
204. Aberford. (1874.) (Horiz. Seets., 100,101) ....... § Rios enema sara VaR
215; Denholme: (1878,) (Horiz, Sect,, 102) cass ssseeeines aneiiweersawe seat.
216. Bradford. (1875.) (Horiz. Sect., 95; Vert. Sects., 85, 43) .... 06.6005 chaste eye
217. Calverley. (1875.) (/Horiz. Sects., 96, 97, 101; Vert. Sects., 42, 43, 44) ......
218. Leeds. (1875.) /Huri:. Sects., 97, 98, 99, 101; Vert. Sects., 40, 42, 44, 45) ....
219. Kippax. (1876.) (Horiz. Sects., 94, 99, 100; Vert. Sects., 40, 45)............
231. Halifax. (1874.) (Horiz. Sects., 95, 101; Vert. Sects., 35, 42, 43)..........4.
232. Birstal. (1873.) (Horiz. Sects., 95, 96, 101; Vert. Sects., 40, 42, 45) ........
233

234.

246.
247.
248.
249.

250.
260.
261.
262.
263.
264.
272.
273.
274.
275.
276.
281.

. East Ardsley. (1876.) (Horiz. Sects., 94, 95, 97, 98; Vert. Sects., 87, 38, 40,

.

Castleford. (1876.) (Horiz. Sects., 91, 92, 93, 94, 98, 99, 100; Vert. Sects.,
Huddersfield. (1871.) (Horiz. Sects., 94,1015 Vert. Sect., 85) 0.00.00...
Dewsbury. (1876.) (Horiz. Sects., 93, 94, 95, 96; Vert. Sects., 35, 40, 42, 43)

Wakefield. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 91, 93, 95, 96, 97; Vert. Sects., 36, 37, 38)

High Ackworth. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 91, 92, 93, 97, 98, 100, 146; Vert.
ECESss BOW OO). rk wane da adhe Se Ae MEH GOD SE Es hie be uaa a treatin fy eesuates
Wormiersley.. (1876.), (Herts. Secti,90) a44cagauctepa ca nvan eee wnvoanbone
Honley. (1871.) (Horiz. Sects., 93, 94; Vert. Sect., 35).... 0... cee cee eas
Kirkburton. (1875.) (Horiz. Sect., 93; Vert. Sects., 35, 87, 40)
Royston. (1874.) (Horiz. Sects., 91, 92, 95, 96; Vert. Sects., 36, BU )iccwitee 4.4
Hemsworth. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 90, 92, 95, 96, 97, 98, 100) ............
Campsall. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 89, 90; Vert. Sects., 85).... 0.0.0... 000,
Holmfirth, <(1871.) (Vert. Se6t.,, 85) se ccs wrayars bac wiie ceean yr ia bad dead stan
Penistone. (1871.) (Horiz. Sects., 91, 92).... coc cece cece ce cesececneces
Barnsley. (1871.) (Hoviz. Sects., 91, 92; Vert. Sects., 30, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37)
Darfield. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 90, 91, 95,97; Vert. Sect., 30)........ 0.0.
Brodsworth. (1876.) (Horiz. Sects., 89, 95, 97) .........00. GPiwas ehahes
Langsett. (1871.) (Horiz. Sects., 91, 92; Vert. Sect., 35) cans eaawee nate

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282. Wortley. (1873.) (Horiz. Sect., 90, 91; Vert. Sect., 82).... ccc cece cece veces 6/0
283. Wath-upon-Dearne. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 88, 89, 90, 97; Vert. Sect., 31) 6/0
284. Conisborough. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 88, 97; Vert. Sect., 30)........0005 6/0
287. Low Bradford. (1869.) (Horiz. Sects., 89, 90, 91).... cece cece ceee ee dials 6/0
288. Ecclesfield. (1874.) (Horiz. Sects. 88, 89, 90; Vert. Sects., 82, 35)........ 6/0
289. Rotherham. (1876.) (Horiz. Sects., 69, 88, 89; Vert. Sects., 30, 31, 32).... 6/0
290. Braithwell. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 69, 88) 0... .... cee ucee cece cee eens 6/0
293. Hallam Moors. (1889.) (Horiz. Sects., 69, 89, 90)....c.ce cece cece eens tues 6/0
294. Sheffield. (1876.) (Horiz. Sects., 69, 89; Vert. Sect., 82)........ 0000000 6/0
295. Handsworth. (1875.) (Horiz. Sects., 69, 88; Vert. Sects., 81, 32)........ 6/0
296. Laughton-en-le-Morthen. (1875)... ccc cee eee ee eee eee eee tenes 6/0
299, (875) (Verte. Sects Bl) cess oan dh aaeacneneugenianais of yaucndes oh 4/0
800. Harthill. (1875.) (Vert. Sect.. 31) .... cise scence ee eee teen tees ene enes 6/0

IlJ.—Horizontan Sections. Price 5s. each.

Tllustrative of the Geological Maps. These are engraved on Copper plates, and are (with a
few exceptions) drawn on a true scale of 6 inches to a mile, and coloured in accordance
with the Maps. Sheets 1 to 140, 146, 147, and 148 :—

(Those marked thus * have brief Explanations. Price 2d. each.)
Sheet.

1. No. 1. From St. Bride’s Bay, near Solva, Pembroke, to the North Cliffe of Yns-y-Barry.
2. Across Pembroke from St. Govan’s Head to Dinas Head, near Fishguard. (1845.
Revised to 1857.) [Maps 38, 40.]

2. No. 1. From the Sea, near Tenby, through Saundersfoot, to Landewi Velfrey, Pembroke.
(Vert. Sect., 13.) 2. From near Cil-rhiw through Lampeter, Velfrey, and Panteg, to
near Hendre, Pembroke. 3. Through Pant Yiar and Clog-y-Fran, Caermarthen.
(Vert. Sect., 13.) 4. From Laugharne to the River Dewi Fawr, Caermarthen. 5. From
Maes Gwrda to Mydrim, Caermarthen. (Vert. Sect., 13.) 6. Across Pen-y-Moelfre,
SW. of Caermarthen. (1844.) (Maps 38, 40, 41.]

3. No. 1. From Cerrig-dwin to Mynydd-banc-y-ffair. 2. From near Llandibie to Llangathen.
3. From the Black Mountain, near Llangadoc, to Cefnllwyn hir, Caermarthen. (1844.)
(Vert. Sect., 14.) (Map 41.]

4, From Mynydd Bwlch-y-groes, Brecknock to Craig-ddu, Cardigan Bay. (1845. Revised
to 1858.) (Maps 41, 42 NW., 57 SE., NW.]

5 and 6. No. 1. From the Black Mountain Range, SE. of Glasbury, to Alltwen, near
Aberystwyth. 2. From Gwaun Ceste to Rhiw Gwraidd Radnor. (No. 5. 1845.
Revised to 1858.) [Maps 42 NH., 56, 57 NE.]

7. No. 1. From near Mynydd Garreg, by Pembray, to near Spritsail Tor, Llanmadoe Gower.
(Vert. Sect., 1.) 2. From Brondyne Hill, by Pont Yates, to near Yr Hen Goed.
Caermarthenshire. (Vert. Sect., 3.) 8. From Pen clawdd, across Cefn-y-bryn, to
Oxwich Point, Gower. (Vert. Sect., 2.) [Maps 37, 41.]
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Sheet.

8.

9.

10.

11.

12.

13.

14,

15.

16.

1%

*18.

19.

20.

21.

22.

Section across the Coal Mcasures of Caermarthenshire and Glamorganshire, from the
Carboniferous Limestone on the North of Cottage Hall, to the Sea in Caswell Bay.
(Maps 37, 41. New Edition.]

No. 1. Across the South Wales Coalfield, from Craig and Cefn Drim, by Mynydd Carn
Goch, to Caswell Bay, Gower, Glamorganshire. (Maps 37, 41.] New Edition. (Vert.
Sect., 6.) 2. From Cilfay Hill, Swansea, to Castell Craig, Cennen.

No. 1. Across part of the Coalfield of Glamorgan, from near Bryn Cethin Uchaf, by
Mynydd Llangeinor, to Blaen Afon, 2. From Mynydd Moel Geulau to Mynydd
Llandyfodwg. 38. From the Ogmore, near Bryn Menyn, to Blaen Afon. (Vert. Sect., 7.)
4, From Trecastell to the Rhondda. [Map 36.]

Section near the Bendrick Rock, near Barry Island, Glamorgan, to Allt Llwyd, Brecknock.
(1848.) [Maps 20, 36, 42 SW.]

From the Ebwy River, near Cefn Crib, Monmouth, across the Forest of Dean, to Garden
Cliff, Gloucester. [Maps 35, 36, 43 SW., SE.) (Vert. Sect., 7.)

No. 1. From Edge Hill, Forest of Dean, to Taynton House. 2. Across the Silurian
District of Woolhope. (Vert. Sect., 15.) 3. Through Keys End Hill and Berrow Hill.
4, From near Ledbury, through Sitch Wood, over the North point of Swinyard Hill.
5. From Old Castle through the Herefordshire Beacon. 6. From Brockhill Copse
through the Wych. 7. From near Hall Court through the Worcestershire Beacon.
8. By Howler’s Heath and the Obelisk in Eastnor Park. [Maps 43 NW., NE., SE.,
55 SH.)

No. 1. From Pyrton Passage, through Cam Long Down and Uley Bury, to Kingscote Park,
Gloucester. 2. From the Great Western Railroad, near Saltford Station, to the Box
Valley, near Slaughterford. (Vert. Sect.,11.) 3. From Dodington Park, by Winterbourn,
to the Severn Flats, near Almondsbury. (1845. Revised to 1867.) Crosses Horiz.
Sect., 107. [Maps 19, 35.]

No. 1. Continuation of Section 1, Sheet 22. From Ridge Barn Hill, near Castle Cary,
Somerset, to Jay Hill, near Bitton, Gloucester. 2. Through the Forest of Dean from
South to North. (Vert. Sects., 7, 50.) (1845. Revised to 1871.) [Maps 19, 35,
43 SE.]

No. 1. From Mere, Wilts, to Vobster, Somerset. 2. From the Mendips to Nailsea Station,
Bristol and Exeter Railway. 8. From Axbridge to Congresbury Moor, Somerset.
(1845. Revised to 1871.) (Vert. Sect., 50.) [Map 19.]

From Glastonbury Tor, across the Mendips, by Dundry Hill, Clifton, Bristol, to the Severn
Flats, near Compton Greenfield. (1844. Revised to 1871.) Crosses Horiz. Sect., 106.
(Maps 19, 35.]

From the Red-Marl plain of Cheshire, across North Staffordshire and the Coalfield of
Derbyshire, to near Bolsover. 2. From the Red-Marl plain of Cheshire to the River
Dane. From the River Dane through Axe Edge towards Chelmerton Low. Through
Chelmerton Low by Taddington to Ashford. From Ashford, across Chatworth Park and
Eastmoor. From Eastmoor to Chesterfield. From Chesterfield to Bolsover. (Revised
to 1866.) [Maps 81, SW., SE., 82 SW.]

From Knighton Heath, Dorsetshire, to near Honiton, Devonshire. (1851.) [Maps 17,
18, 21.]

From the Portland Bill to near Castle Cary, Somersetshire. (1852.) (Vert. Sects., 22.)
Continued in Sheet 22, Section 1. Joins No. 15. (Maps 17, 18, 19]

From the Sea, at Golden Cap, Dorsetshire, to the River Brue, South of Glastonbury Tor,
Somerset. (1852. Revised to 1873.) [Maps 17, 18,19.] Joins No. 17.

Section 1. Continuation of Sheet 20. No.2. Section from the Coast east of Lulworth
Cove, to Cadbury Castle, Somersetshire. [Maps 17, 18, 19.]
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Sheet.

23. No.1. South Staffordshire Section. North and South from Belbroughton, through
Dudley, to the neighbourhood of Rugeley. Continued in Horiz. Sect. 57. 4. A little
South of Rugeley, across the Northern end of the South Staffordshire Coalfield. 5, East
and West from Wyrley to the Brown Hills, &c. (1853.) [Maps 62 NW., SW., 54 NW.]
(Vert. Sect. 16.) Joins Horiz. Sect. 58.

24. No. 2. North and South from Lappal to Compton, near Wolverhampton. 3. North and
South, through Hagley Park and Lidget Hill. 6. Hast and West, through Sedgley to
Barr Beacon. (1856. Revised to 1865.) [Maps 62 SW., 54 .N., N.W. Joins Horiz.
Sect., 49.] Vert. Sect., 17.

25. No.7. East and West, through Kingswinford, Dudley, and Westbromwich. 8, East and
West, through Wordesley and Langley. 9. Hast and West, from Stourbridge, by Cradley
and the Quinton. 10. North and South, through Frankley Beeches, to the Old Lion
Colliery. (1853. Revised to 1865.) [Maps 62 SW., 54 NW.] (Vert. Sects., 17, 18, 26.)

26. From Cardigan Bay over Cader Idris. (1852.) [Maps 75 SE., 59 NE., 60 NW., 60 SW.]
Continued in Sheet 27.

27. Across Radnor Forest and Hanter Hill to near Fern Hall, South of Kington, Herefordshire,
(1852.) [Maps 60 SW., 56 NW., NE., SE.]

28, 29, 30. From Llanfair-is-gaer, Menai Straits, over Snowdon, Aran Mowddwy, Clun Forest,
Orleton, and near Ludlow. (28 contains Snowdon ; 29 Aran Mowddwy ; 30 Clun Forest,
the Ludlow country, &.) (1853.) [Maps 60 NW., 60 SW,, 74 SW., 75 NEL, 75 SH,, 78
SW., 78 SE.)

31, 32, 33. From the Suspension Bridge, Menai Straits, across Y Glyderfawr, Moel Siabod,
Bala Lake, Corndon Hill, and the Longmynds, to Titterstone Clee Hill, Shropshire.
(1854.) [Maps 55 NE., NW., 60 NW., N., SE., 61 SW., 74 NW., SW., 75 NE, 78 SE]

34, From near Welshpool to Corve Dale, Shropshire. Section from near Croft to near Down-
ton Castle, Ludlow. Section from the Lawley Hill to the Wenlock Shale under Wenlock
Edge, Shropshire. (1854.) [Maps 55 NW., 60 NE., SE,, 61 SW.] Joins Horiz. Sect,
33; Crosses Horiz. Sect. 30.

35. From Cwm-cywen, North-east of Bala, over Cader Berwyn, the Breidden Hills, the Stiper
Stones, Caer Caradoc, Wenlock Edge, and the Brown Clee Hill. (1853.) [Maps 74 NW.,
74 SW., 74 SE., 60 NE.] Continued in Horiz. Sect. 36.

36. In part a continuation of Sheet 35; the remaining portion is a Section across the Brown
and the Titterstone Clee Hills. (1854.) [Maps 60 NH., 61 NW., 61 SW., 55 NW.)

37. From Harlech, over Rhinog and Rhobell-fawr, Moel-ddu (north end of the Aran ra.rge),
Pen-y-boncyn, Post-gwyn (the Berwyns), to near Pentre-Cefn, Oswestry. (1854.) [Maps
75 SE., 74 SW.] Crosses Horiz. Sects. 29, 32.

38. No. 1. Continuation of Sheet 37, from Post Gwyn across Craig-y-glyn to near Oswestry.
(1855.) [Maps 60 NE., 74 NE., SE., SW.] Continued in Horiz. Sect. 58. 2. From the
Wenlock Shale west of Meifod across Craig-y-glyn, Moel-goch, the Dee valley, &c., to the
Vale of Clwyd. Crosses Horiz. Sect. 29.

89. From Arenig-fawr to the Coal Measures near Wrexham, (1855.) [Maps 75 SE., 74 SW.,
NW., NE.)

*40. From Porth Llanlliana, near Llanbadrig, across Anglesea to the Menai Straits at Llanidan
(continuing the Snowdon Section, Sheet 28).—Section across Anglesea from Point
Alianus to the Menai Bridge by Traeth Dulas and Pentraeth. (1857.) 78 NW., SW.
SE. (Continues Horiz. Sect. 31.)

*41. From South-west to North-east, across the North Staffordshire Coalfield, through Norton
to Waterfall Low. (1857.) [Maps 73 NE., 72 NW., NE.]

*49, From West to East, across the North Staffordshire Coalfield, through Talk, Endon, and
Parwich. (1857. Revised to 1868.) [Maps 73 NE., 72 NW., NE.] Continued in Sheet
57, No. 1, and Sheet 55, No. 2.
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Sheet.

*43.

*44,

*45,

*46,

*47,

*48,

*49,

*50.

*51.

*52.

*53.

*54.

55.

Section across the New Red Sandstone of the Vale of Clwyd, the Wenlock Shale of Moel
Fammau, the Limestone and Coal Measures of Flintshire, through the New Red Sand-
stone of Chester and Delamere to the Salt District near Northwich. (1858. New Edition,
1892.) [Maps 79 SW., SE., 80 SW., SE.] (Vert. Sect., 82.)

No. 1. Across the Denbighshire Coalfield, through Bwlech Gwym and Brymbo, Holt, and
the Peckforton Hills. 2. Through Tan-y-Castell, Wynnstay House, and Overton, across
the Denbighshire Coalfield. (1858.) [Maps 73 NW., 74 NE.] '

No. 1. From West to East, South of Coalbrook Dale, near Wrottesley Park, and Bushbury
and the South Staffordshire Coalfield to the Lichfield Road. Crosses Sect. 1, Sheet 23
(Vert. Sect., 26.) 2. From Preston, Brockhurst, to Hawkestone Park, Shropshire. (1858.
[Maps 61 NE., 62 NW., NE., 73 SW.]

No. 1. North-west to South-east, from near Repton, to Bardon Hill, Leicestershire, by
Whitwick and Swannington Collieries, to near Ticknall, Derbyshire. Crosses Sect. 1.
Sheet 40. 2. From Nailstone Church through Bagworth Colliery, Charnwood Forest, to
Barrow-on-Soar. (1858.) [Maps 63 NW., NE., 71 SW.] (Vert. Sects., 19, 20.)

No. 1. From Hamstead Ledge to Sedmore Point. 2. From Osborne Pier through St,
George’s and Katherine’s Downs to Rocken End. 3. From Binstead through Ashey,
Shanklin, and St. Boniface Downs to Ventnor. 4. From Sea View through Bembridge
Down to Sandown Bay. [Isle of Wight Map. New Series, 330, 331, 344, 345.] 1889.
(Vert. Sect., 25.)

Continuation of Sect. 5, Sheet 23. From Lazy Hill to Glascote, the North end of the
Warwickshire Coalfield, Grendon, the North end of Charnwood Forest to Wysall, near
Loughborough. (1858.) [Maps 62 NE., 63 NE., NW., 71 8E.] (Vert. Sects., 19, 21.)

No. 1. From Barr Beacon across the Warwickshire Coalfield to Radcliffe Culey, near
Atherstone. 2. From Bodymoor Heath, near Kingsbury, across the Warwickshire Coal-
field, through Cliff, Shuttington, across No-man’s Heath, the Leicestershire Coalfield, by
Moira, Ticknall, to Chellaston Hill, Derbyshire. (1858.) [Maps 62 SE., NE., 63 SW.,
NW., 71 SW.] Continuation of Sect. 6, Sheet 24. Continued in Sect. 2, Sheet 60.
Crosses Horiz. Sect. 2, Sheet 52, and 1, Sheet 46. (Vert. Sect., 20.) Revised 1886.

From near Cleobury Mortimer, Worcestershire, to the Ashby Canal, near Nuneaton
Warwickshire, across the Warwickshire Coalfield, the Clent Hills, Meriden, Cooley, &c.
(1858.) [Maps 55 NE., 54 NW., NE., 62 SE., 63 SW.]

No. 1. Across the South part of the Warwickshire Coalfield, near Bedworth. 2. Across
the Coalfield of Warwickshire, through Arley Wood, to between Nuneaton and Ather-
stone. (1858.) [Maps 54 NE., 62 SE.,63 SW.] A continuation of Sect. 50. (Vert.
Sect., 21.) Revised 1886.

No. 1. From the Trent at Newton Solney, crossing the Ashby-de-la-Zouch Coalfield, to
Moira and Measham Hall. 2. From West to East, by Linton, the Coal Measures of
Ashby Wolds, Coleorton Common, and the Cambrian Rocks of Charnwood Forest.
(1858.) [Maps 62 NE., 63 NW., NH., 71 SW.] (Vert. Sects., 19, 20.)

No. 1. (Joins Horiz. Sect., 35.) By Winnington Green, to Baschurch, Salop. 2. (Joins
Sect. 8, Sheet 25.) From Stottesdon, Salop, to Wordesley, Staffordshire. (Joins Horiz.
Sect. 3, Sheet 53.) 3. From Bind Farm, Salop, to Green’s Forge, Staffordshire. (Joins
Sect. 7, Sheet 23, and Sect. 2, Sheet 53.) (1859.) [Maps 60 NE., 61 NW., SW., 73 SW.,
62 SW.]

No. 1. From North-west to South-east, across the Wrekin, Coalbrook Dale Coalfield, to
Baggeridge Wood, South of Wolverhampton. (Joins Sect. 6, Sheet 24.) 2. From West
to East, through Bridgenorth and Claverley, Shropshire, to Oreton Hill, South Stafford-
shire. (1858.) [Maps 61 NE., SE., 62 NW., SW.] (Joins Sect. 6, Sheet 24.)

No. 1. West to East, from Woore, through the North Staffordshire Coalfield, by Hanley,
Morridge. 2. From South to North, from near Radburn, by Kirk Langley, to Turnditch
(1859.) [Maps 73 NE., 72 NW., 71 SW., NW.] (Joins Sect. 1, Sheet 42.)
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Sheet.

56

*57.

*59.

*60.

*61.

62.

*63.

*64,

*65.

*66.

*67.

*68.

. No. 1. From the Sea, at Broad Bench, to Worgret Heath, near Wareham. 2. From the
Sea, at St. Alban’s Head, to Russell Quay, in Wareham Bay. 3. From the Sea, at Tilly
Whim, across Branksea Island, to Poole Harbour. 4. From the Sea, East of Lulworth
Cove, to Bindon Hill (on a scale of three chains to an inch). 5. Vertical Section of the
Purbeck Strata, at Lulworth Cove (on the scale of 10 feet to an inch), to illustrate Horiz.
Sect. 4, on the same Sheet. (Vert. Sects. 22.) (1859.) (Maps, 16, 17.]

No. 1. From the River Meese, near Cold Meese Mill, through Darlaston Park, Cheadle
Hill, Throwley Low. (Continuation of 42.) 2. Continuation of Horiz. Sect. 1, Sheet
23.) From the East side of the Trent and Mersey Canal, near Rugeley, to the Weaver
Hills, Derbyshire. (1859.) [Maps 62 NE., 72 NE., NW., SE., SW.]

. No. 1. From W. to E, from Pentre-Cefn, by Drill, 8. of Oswestry, Twyford Cross, and
Boreaton Pary, Shropshire. (Continuation of Sect. 1, Sheet 38.) 2. From W. to E.
from Cluddley, near Wellington, by Shiffnal, to the Western Border of the S. Staffordshire
Coalfield, S. of Cannock. (1860.) [Maps 56 NE., SE., 61 NE., 62 NW., 73 SW.,
74 SE.] (Joins Sec. 5, Sheet 23.)

From Marlborough Downs, to the River Avon, near Great Comberton, Worcestershire ;
crossing Barbary Hill, Swindon Hill, the Cotteswold Hills, and the Outlier of Bredon
Cloud. (1860.) [Maps 34, 44.]

No. 1. From West to East, by Wirksworth, the Derbyshire Coalfield, Portland Collieries,
Kirkby Woodhouse and Kirkby Forest. 2. SSW. to NNE. From the Valley of the
Derwent, by Elvaston Park, Derbyshire; crossing part of Derbyshire Coalfield, &c.
(1860: New Edition, 1868.) [Maps 71 NW., SW., NE., 72 NE.] (Continued from
Horiz. Sects. 42.)

No. 1. From W. to E. From the Erwash Valley Railway, near Codnor Park, across the
Derbyshire Coalfield, to Toot Hill, 8. of Bingham. 2. W.toE. From E. of Chester-
field, crossing the Coal Measures, to the Windmill 34 miles E. of Ollerton. (1861.)
(Maps 71 NW., NE., 82 SW., SE.]

No. 1. From Harwood Church to Clone, across the Burnley Coalfield. 2: From Bull Hill
to Black Hambledon, near Todmorden, by Bacup. (1870.) [Maps 89 NE., SE.,
88 NW., 92 SW. (49, 56, 63, 64, 71, 72, 73, 79, 89, 6-inch Lancashire, 229, 6-inch
Yorkshire.)] (Vert. Sect., 61.)

No. 1. From near Southport to Winstanley Park, joining Horiz. Sect. Sheet 68, on the
South-East. 2. From near Hesketh Bank, by Croston, Eccleston, and Haigh, joining

Horiz. Sect., 68. (1871.) [Maps 89 NW., SW., SE., 90 NE., SE. (67, 68, 75, 76, 77,
83, 84, 85, 86, 92, 93, 94, 6-inch Lancashire.)] (Vert. Sect., 61.)

From Northwich to Marsden, Yorkshire; through Bowdon, Altrincham, Manchester, and
Glodwick. (1864.) [Maps 80 NE., 89 SE., 88 SW. (97, 104, 105, 111, 6-inch
Lancashire.)] (Vert. Sect., 82.) Joins Horiz. Sect. 94.

No. 1. From Manchester to the River Etherow, in Longendale; by Dukinfield Collieries,
and Tintwistle. 2. From Bowdon, Cheshire, to West End Moor, Derbyshire ; by Stock-
port, Bredbury Collieries, and Compstall. (1865.) [Maps 80 NE., 81 NW., NE.,
88 SW. (6-inch 104, 105, Lancashire.)] (Vert. Sect., 34.)

From Soreton Heath near Lymen, Cheshire, to the Vale of Todmorden; by Carrington,
Patricroft Colliery, and Rochdale. (1866.) [Maps 80 NE., 88 NW., SW., 89SE. (81,
88, 89, 95, 96, 103, 110, 6-inch Lancashire.)] (Vert. Sect. 34.)

No. 1. From Culcheth Hall on the SW.; to Harwood Church; by Wharton, and Great
Lever, near Bolton-le-Moors. 2. From Arley Hall, Cheshire, to Windle Moss,
Lancashire; by Warrington, Bold Park, Sutton, and St. Helens. (1865.) [Maps
80 NE., NW., 89 SE., SW. (87, 94, 95, 100, 102, 108, 6-inch Lancashire.)]

Section 1. From Little Eye Island in the Estuary of the Dee, to Horwich Moor,
Lancashire ; by Birkenhead, Liverpool, Croxteth, and Knowsley Parks, Billinge Beacon,
and the Wigan Coal District. (1865.) [Maps 79 NE., 80 NW., 89 SH. (86, 93, 100,
101, 106, 107, 6-inch Lancashire.)] (Vert. Sect., 61.)
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Sheet.
*69. From Doghill Green, Cheshire, across the Poynton Coalfield, the Peak of Derbyshire, the
Coalfield of Hallamshire, North of Sheffield. (1867. Revised to 1872.) [Maps 81 NW.,
NE., 82 NW. (289, 290, 293, 294, 295, 6-inch Yorkshire.)] (Vert. Sects., 31, 32.)

*70. From Swan Bank, near Alderley Edge, across Tideswell, &c., to the Coal Measures, West
of Dronfield, Derhyshire. (1867.) [Maps 81 NW., NE., 82 NW.]

*71. From Nettlebed Hill, Oxfordshire, to the Burton Dassett Hills, Warwickshire. (1867.)
[Maps 13, 45 SE., SW., NW.]

*72, No, 1. Continuation of Sheet 71. 2. From Lambourn Downs, Berkshire, to Parsonage
Farm, near Kencott, Gloucestershire. (1867.) [Maps 18, 34, 44, 45 NW., 53 SW.)

From Selsea Bill, Sussex, to Chobham Ridges, Surrey; to show the relation between the
Tertiary Basins of Hampshire and London. (1868.) [Maps 8, 9.]

. From Chobham Ridges, Windsor, to Bishopstone, in Bucks. (1868.) [Maps 7, 8, 46 SW.]
(Continuation of Horiz. Sect., 73.)

. From the Chalk, West of Worthing, Sussex ; across the Weald, Leith Hill, Dorking, Msher,
to Hampton, Middlesex. (1867.) [Maps 8, 9.]

76. From near Brighton, across the Wealds of West Sussex and Surrey, to the North Downs,
NE, of Merstham, Surrey. (1867,) [Maps 8, 9.] (Joins Horiz. Sect., 79.)

77, From West of Newhaven Harbour, in Sussex, across the Wealds of Sussex and Kent, to
Knole Park, and the North Downs, two miles SE. of Farningham, Kent. (1867.)
[Maps 5, 6.]

78. From Beachy Head to near Boxley, North-east of Maidstone. (1867.) [Maps 5, 6.]
(Joins Horiz. Sect., 84.)

79, Across the London Basin; from Beddington (Surrey) through London (from Clapham
Common to Hampstead), and Hendon, in Middlesex; and through Bedmont, to near
Hemel Hempstead (Herts) on the North, (1868,) (Maps, 7, 8,46 SE.] (Continuation
of Horiz. Sect., 76.)

80. From near Gosport, in Hampshire, across Bishops Waltham, the Western end of the
Hampshire basin, Didcot, NW. of Oxfordshire, the Warwickshire coalfield, between
Wilnecote and Polesworth, and ending in Staffordshire (NE. of Tamworth). (1870.)
{Maps 11, 12.]

81. From the Solent, near Gosport, in Hampshire, to White Hill, near Kingsclere. Continuation
of Sheet 80. From White Hill in Hampshire to Pinsley Wood, in Oxfordshire. (1870.)
[Maps 12, 13, 45 SW.]

- Continuation of Sheet 81. From Handborough, in Oxfordshire, to Milverton, near
Warwick. (1870.) [Maps 45 NW., SW., 53 NW., SW.]

83. Continuation of Sheet 82. From Leek Wootton near Warwick, to the River Anker, near
Tamworth, (1870.) [Maps 53 NW., 63 SW., 62 NE., SE.]

84. Continuation of Sheet 78. Irom Boxley, Kent, across the Thames, through Rayleigh, to
the River Chelmer. (1871.) [Maps 1NE., SE., 6.] (Continued in Hoviz. Sect., 126.)

85. No. 1. From Hambledon Hill across the Burnley Basin and the Ribble Valley, to the
River Hodder in the Forest of Bolland. 2. From Black Hambledon through Burnley to
the River Hodder at Slaidburn, Yorkshire. (1871.) [Maps 88 NW., 89 NE., 91 SE.;
92 NW., SW., one-inch. 47, 48, 55, 56, 63, 64, 65, Lancashire, and 164, 165,181, 182,
198, 229, Yorkshire, six-inch.] (Continued in Horiz. Sect., 147.) (Vert. Sect., 61.)

86. No. 1. From the River Ribble by Hutton, to Aspull. 2. From Goosnargh on the North-
west to Harwich Moor on the South-east. (1872.) [Maps 91 SE., 89 NW., NE., SW.,
SE., one-inch. 53, 60, 61, 68, 69, 70, 76, 77, 78, 85, 86, 94, Lancashire, six-inch.]
(Vert. Sect., 61.)

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Sheet.

87.

*88.

*89,

*90.

*91.

*93.

*O4,

*95

*96.

*97.

*98.

*99.

from Bull Hill, Haslingden, to Morecambe Bay, across the Blackburn Coal basin. (1872.)
[Alups 89 NE., NW., and 91 NE., SE., one-inch, 34, 39, 44, 45, 58, 61, 62, 70, 71,
Lancashire, six-inch.]

Across the valley of the River Don between Sheffield and Conisborough. ee [Maps
b2 NW., NE., 87 SW., SE., one-inch ; 283, 284, 288, 289, 290, 295, Yorkshire, six-inch.]
Vert. Sects., 30, 31, 32.)

Across the Yorkshire Coalficld, from the NW. of Sheffield by Ecclesfield, Wentworth,
and through Snaith and Barlow. (1873.) [Maps 82 NW., 87 SW., SE., NE., one-inch.
ae 251, 264, 265, 276, 283, 288, 289, 293, 201, Yorkshire, six-inch.] (Vert. Sects.,
uo), 25.

From Ughill Moor, west of Sheffield, across the Yorkshire Coalfield, by Wharncliffe and
Uptoa ; thence through Wentbridge, to the environs of Selby. (1873.) [Maps 82 NW.,
37 SW., NW., NE., 93 SE., one inch, 221, 235, 236, 250, 268, 264, 275, 282, 283, 287,
288, 293, Yorkshire, six-inch. Vert. Sects., 31, 32, 35.]

From the upper part of the Derwent to the centre of the Yorkshire Coalfield, across
Broomhead and Whitwell Moors, Darley Dale, and Houghton to Houghton Common.
(1875.) [Maps 81 NE., 87 SW., 87 NW., 88 SE., one-inch; 234, 248, 249, 262, 273, 274,
275, 281, 282, 287, Yorkshire, six-inch. Vert. Sects., 35, 36, 37, 38.]

. From Howden Moors, across the Yorkshire Coalfield by the north of Barnsley, by Byram,

to the outskirts of Selby. (1873.) [Maps 87 NI., NW., SW., 88 SE., one-inch. 220,
a ae 249, 262, 263, 273, 274, 280, 281, Yorkshire, six-inch. - Vert. Sects., 30, 31,
, 35, 36.]

From the northern end of the Saddleworth Valley, across the Yorkshire Coalfield by
Wakefield and Sharlston, to the north of Pontefract. (1873.) [Maps 88 SW., SE., NE.,
87 NW., one-inch; 234, 247, 248, 249, 259, 260, 261, 271, Yorkshire, six-inch. Vert.
Sects., 35, 36, 37, 40, 42.]

From Marsden, west of Huddersfield, to Bolton Percy. (1873.) [Maps 88 SE., NE.,
87 NW., 93 S.W., one-inch, 190, 205, 219, 220, 233, 234, 246, 247, 248, 259, 260, Yorks.,
six-inch. Vert. Sects., 35, 37, 38, 40, 42, 48, and 45. Joins Horiz. Sect. 64. Crcsses
Horiz. Sects., 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100.]

From the Yorkshire Coalfield south of Bingley, across Oakenshaw, near Bradford, near
Barnsley to the neighbourhood of Doncaster. (1875.) [Maps 87 NW., SW., SE.,
88 NE., 92 SE., one-inch; 201, 216, 231, 232, 247, 248, 262, 263, 275, 276, Yorkshire,
six-inch, Vert. Sects., 30, 35, 36, 37, 40, 42, 43. Crosses Horiz. Sects., 90 to 94,
97, 101.)

From the northern side of the Skipton Anticlinal, crossing the Yorkshire Coalfield to the
neighbourhood of Felkirk, NE. of Barnsley. (1876.) [Maps 92 NE., 92SEH., 88 NE,
87 NW., 87 SW., one-inch; 151, 168, 185, 186, 201, 202, 217, 232, 247, 248, 262, 263,
Yorkshire, six-inch. Vert. Sects., 37, 40, 43, 44, 45.]

From Otley, across the Yorkshire Coalfield by Bramley to near Conisborough. (1875.
[Maps 87 NW., SW., SE., 92 SE., 93 SW., one-inch ; 187, 202, 217, 218, 233, 248, 249,
263, 275, 276, 284, six-inch. Vert. Sects., 30, 36, 37, 38, 40, 42, 43, 44. Crosses Horiz.
Sects., 90, 91, 92, 95,101. Meets Horiz. Sects., 91, 98, 100.]

Across the Brimham Rocks, the Lower Coal Measures of Chapel Allerton and Leeds; the
Middle Coal Measures of Osmondthorpe ; Middle Coal Measures of Sharlston, to the
neighbourhood of Elavercroft. (1876.) [Maps 87 NW., 92 NE., SE., 93 SW., one-inch;
136, 153, 170, 187, 188, 203, 218, 233, 234, 249, 263, Yorkshire, six-inch. Vert. Sects.,
36, 37, 38, 40, 42, 44, 45. Crosses Horiz. Sects., 91, 93, 94,101,102. Meets Horiz.
Sects., 92, 97, 100.]

From Gybdykes, north-east of Masham, across the Harrowgate Anticlinal; the Lower
Coal Measures of Seacroft, and the Middle Coal Measures of Austhorpe, to the River
Aire at Mickletown. (1876.) [Maps 87 NW., 93 NW., SW., 96 SW., 97 SE., one-inch ;
101, 118, 119, 137, 154, 171, 188, 293, 218, 219, 234, Yorkshire, six-inch. Vert. Sects.,
44, 45. Crosses Horig. Sects., 94, 101, 102.]
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Sheet.

*100.

101.

102.

103.

104.

105.

106.

107.

108.

109.

110.

111.

112.

113.

114.

From the neighbourhood of Boroughbridge to the Yorkshire Coalfield, by Boroughbridge ;
Knaresborough; Parlington Hollins; the Middle Garford; Sharlston and Nostel. (1876.)
(Maps 87 NW., 93 NW., SW., one-inch ; 138, 154, 155, 172, 189, 204, 219, 234, 249, 263,
Yorkshire, six-inch. Vert. Sects., 38, 44, 46. Crosses Horiz. Sects., 91, 94, 99, 101.
Meets Horiz. Sects., 92, 97, 98.]

From Blackstone Edge, near Todmorden, by North Dean, South of Halifax, Hunslet,
Scholes, and Newton Kyme, to the Alluvial Flat of the River Wharfe. (1875.) _ [Maps
87 NW., 88 NE., NW., 93 SW., one-inch ; 188, 189, 190, 203, 204, 217, 218, 230, 231,
232, 244, 245, Yorkshire, six-inch. Vert. Sects., 35, 40, 42, 43, 44,45. Joins Horiz.
Sect., 66. Crosses Horiz. Sects., 95, 96, 98, 99.]

From Heptonstall Moors, north Todmorden, by Otley and Wharfedale; the Harrowgate
anticlinal, to the neighbourhood of Knaresborough. (1874.) [Maps 88 NW., 92 SE.,
93 NW., one-inch; 154, 155, 170, 171, 186, 187, 200, 201, 214, 215, Yorkshire, six-inch.
Crosses Horiz. Sects., 95, 96,97. Meets Horiz. Sects., 62, 85.]

Across the Somersetshire Coalfield, by Chew Magna, Stanton Wick, Pensford, Marksbury,
and Newton St. Loe, to Twerton, near Bath. [Map 19, Vert. Sect., 51.]

Across the Somersetshire Coalfield from Chewton Mendip, by Farringdon Gurney, to
Combe Down, near Bath. (1875.) [Map 19, Vert. Sects., 49, 52.)

Across the Somersetshire Coalfield, from the Mendip Hills, to Norton St. Phillip. (1875.)
[Map 19, Vert. Sects., 48, 52.]

From Nailsea, through Backwell Park, to Bedminster, passing south-east of Bristol.
(1875.) [Maps 19, 35. Crosses Sect. 17. Vert. Sects., 49, 50.]

From Portskewet in Monmouthshire across the Severn at New Passage by Stoke Gifford in

Gloucestershire, thence across the Bristol Coalfield to Wapley. (1875.) [Map 35. Crosses
Sect. 3, Sheet 14.]

From Great Swinburn, by Northumberland, to the coast, three miles north of Whitburn.
(1875.) [Maps 105 NW., SW., SE., 106 NE. One-inch, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 12, Durham, and
77, 85, 86, 95, 96, Northumberland, six-inch. Vert. Sects., 29, 39.]

Section from White Edge, three miles north of St. John’s Chapel; Weardale, across the
Carboniferous Limestone Series, Millstone Grit and the Durham Coalfield, through
Lintzgarth Common, Wolsingham Park Moor, Cornsay, Esh, Witton Gilbert, Framwellgate
and Pittington ; thence across the Magnesian Limestone, through Moorsley, Haswell and
Hawthorn, to the Coast.at Beacon Point, three miles south of Seaham Harbour. (1889.)
oe 102 NE., 103 NW., NE. one-inch; 19, 20, 21, 23, 24, 25, 26, Durham,
six-inch.]

From Byerhope Head, one mile east of Allenheads, through Ryhope Colliery, to the coast,
three miles south of Sunderland. (1875.) (Maps 102 NE., 103 NW., 105 SW., SE.,
one-inch, and 11, 12, 18, 14, 16, 17, 18, Durham, six-inch.]

Continued in Sheet 112. Across the Bristol Coalfield and the North part of the Somerset-
shire Coalfield, from Cromhall, through Iron Acton, to Keynsham and Compton Dando,
in Somersetshire. (1875.) [Maps 35,19. Vert. Sect., 49.]

Continued from Sheet 111. Across the Somersetshire Coalfield, from Houndstreet on the
north through Radstock, the east end of the Mendips to Long Knoll, near Maiden Bradley.
(1875.) [Map. 19. Vert. Sect., 49.]

Section No.1. From Frizington, Cumberland, near to the Duddon, north of Seathwaite,
No. 2. From the River Duddon at Black Dub, south of Hall Dunnerdale, across Caw, and
Long Bank, to Broughton Moor, Lancashire. (1878.) [Maps 101 SW., 99 NE., 98 NW.;
Cumberland, 68, 73, 74, 79, 83, 84; Lancashire, 3, 4, Six-inch.]

From near Scales Moor, across Gavel Fell by Ennerdale, Wastdale Head, Scafell Pikes,
and Coniston Old Man, to the East of Coniston Water, Lancashire. (1877.) [Maps 98
NW., 101 SW., SE., One-inch, 62, 68, 69, 74, 79, 80, Cumberland; 1, 4, Lancashire,

Six-inch,
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Sheet.

115.

116.

117.

118.

119.

120.

124,

*128.

129.

*130.

From North of Cockermouth, through Grisedale Pike, Bow Fell, Wrynose, and Wetherlam,
to south-east of Coniston Lake, (1877.) [Maps 98 NW., 101 NE., SE., One-inch. 46,
55, 63, 64, 70, 74, 75, 80, Cumberland ; 25, Westmoreland; 1, 4, 5, Lancashire, Six-inch.]

From near Uldale by Castle Head, Wallow Crag, and Great Langdale, Westmorland, to
near Water Head House, Coniston, Lancashire. (1877.) [Maps 98 NW., 101 NE., SE.,
One-inch, 47, 56, 64, 70, 75, Cumberland; 18, 25, Westmorland; 1, 2, Lancashire,
Six-inch.]

From near Caldbeck, across Skiddaw Forest, the Helvellyn range, to the west of Winder,
mere. (1877.) [Maps 98 NW., 101 NE., SE., One-inch. 47, 56, 65, 71, 76, Cumberland;
12, 19, 26, Westmorland ; 2, Lancashire, Six-inch.]}

From near Hesket-New-Market, Cumberland, through Carrock Fell, Mell Fell, Martindale,
to Kentmere Park, Westmorland. (1877.) [Maps 98 NE., 102 SE., SW., 101 NE., One-
inch. 48, 57, 65, Cumberland; 12, 19, 20, 27, Westmorland, Six-inch.]

From Penruddock, Cumberland, across Little Mell Fell, Shap Fells, Barrowdale, Winfell
and Greyrigg, to Lambrigg Fell, Westmorland. (1881.) [98 NE., 102 SW., One-inch.
58, 66, Cumberland, and 7, 18, 20, 27, 28, 34, Westmoreland, Six-inch.}

From SE. of Farningham, Kent, across the Valley of the Thames below Greenhithe,
through Essex, to the Valley of the Ash at Widford. (1871.) [Maps 1 NW., SW.,

6, 47.)

. (Continuation of Sheet 120). Across Hertfordshire, and Bedfordshire, to near Kimbolton.

(1878.) (Maps 46 SE., NE., 47, 52 NE., §8.E.]

. From Three Shire Stone, through Thrapstone, to the River Eye, west of Melton Mowbray,

(1879.) [Maps 52 NE., 52 NW., 64.]

. No. 1. From Dodgson’s Wood on the east side of Coniston Water to Morecambe Bay,

near Grange, Lancashire. Continued from Sheet 114. 2. From the River Duddon,
north of Broughton-in-Furness, to the Ulverston Sands, near Plumpton Wells,
Lancashire. 3. From near Bootle, over Black Combe, to Hodbarrow Point, Cumber-
land; thence across the Duddon Sands to Titcup Hall, west of Lindale, Lancashire.
(1879.) (98 NW., SW., and 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 15, 16, 17, Lancashire; and 85, 86, 88,
90, Cumberland, Six-inch.]

From Buddon Wood across Mount Sorrel, Burrow Hill (Leicestershire), to the Vale of
Catmos, through Oakham and Ketton (Rutland). (1883.) [63 NE., 64. Continued
from 46, No 2. Crosses No. 1., Sheet 122.]

. From south of Dunstable, past Woburn, Newport Pagnell, to beyond Mears Ashby.

(1881.) [46 SE., SW., NW., 52 SW., NW.]

. From the River Chelmer (four miles below Chelmsford), by Felstead, Barrington Hill, and

Wandlesbury, to Cambridge and Madingley Park. (1882.) [1 NE., 47, 51 SW.]

Continuation of Sheet 84.

. The Norfolk Cliffs from Happisburgh through Bacton, Mundesley, Trimingham, Sidestrand,

Overstrand, Cromer, Runton, Beeston, and Sherringham, to Weybourn. (Scale 18 inches

to the mile.) (1882.) (68 NW., E.]

The Cliffs of Kessingland, Paketield, and Corton, Suffolk. (1884.) (Maps 67 8., 49 N.]
(Horizontal Scale 36 inches to a mile. Vertical Scale one-inch = 40 feet.)

From Baildon Common, by Ilkley, Wharfedale, Greenhow Hill, and the Craven Fault
to Wensleydale. (1882.) [Maps 97 SW., SE., 92 NE., SH. 66, 82, 83, 99, 116, 184,
151, 152, 169, 186, 201, Yorkshire, six-inch.]

From Staithes, through Whitby, across the Vale of Pickering to the Chalk of Willerby
Wold. (1883.) [Maps 95 SW., NW., 104 SE., SW. 19, 20, 32, 33, 47, 62, 77, 98, 109,
Yorkshire, six-inch, Crosses Sections 135 and 187.]
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Sheet.

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*140.

146.

147.

148,

From Redear, by Upleatham, Danby, Pickering Moors, and the Vale of Pickering to
Knapton. (1883.) [Maps 104 SW., 96 NE., 96 SE., 95 SW., 7a, 7, 17, 18, 30, 31, 45,
60, 75, 91, 92, 108, 125, Yorkshire, six-inch. Crosses Horiz. Sects., 134, 135, 136, 137.)

From the Tees at Middlesborough by Eston, Eashy Moor, and the Howardian Hills to
Brandsby and Stillington. (1883.) [Maps 93 NE., 96 SE., 103 SE., 104 SW., 6, 16,
17, 29, 43, 58, 73, 89, 105, 122, 140, Yorkshire, six-inch. Crosses Horiz Sects., 134,
135, 136, 138.]

From Ferryhill across the Valley of the Tees, Whorlton, and Osmotherly Moors, to
Easingwold. (1884.) [Maps 93 NW., 96 SW., NW., 103 SE., NE., 15, 27, 28, 42, 57,
72, 88, 104, 121. Yorkshire, 85, 43, 49, 50, 56, Durham, six-inch, Crosses Horiz
Sects., 134, 185, 136.]

From Codbeck, east of Northallerton, across Black Hambleton, Rosedale, Egton High
Moor, to the Coast at Hawsker Bottoms, south of Whitby, (1883.) [Maps 95 NW.,
96 NE., 96 NW., 32, 33, 45, 46, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 71, Yorkshire, six-inch, Crosses
Horiz. Sects., 180, 131, 132, 138.]

From Upsall, across Boltby Moor, the Hambleton Hills, by Hackness and Leamer Moor,
to Gristhorpe Bay. (1884.) [Maps 95 N.W., SW., 96 N.W., N.E., S.W., S.E,, and
61, 62, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 93, 94, Yorkshire, six-inch. Crosses Horia. Sects.,
180, 181, 182, 133, 137.)

From below Whitestone Cliff, across the Hambleton Hills, to the coast at Scarborough.
(1884.) [Maps 95 SW., 96 SW., SE., and 74, 77, 78, 88, 89, 90, 91, 92, 98, Yorkshire,
six-inch. Crosses Horiz. Sects., 180, 131, 182, 133, 185, 137.]

From Knaresborough, across the Vale of York, and the Howardian Hills, the Vale of
Pickering, to Robin Hoods Bay. (1884.) [Maps 93 NW., 95 NW., 96 NE., SE., one-
inch. 46, 47, 60, 61, 74, 75, 90, 105, 106, 121, 122, 188, 189, 155, Yorkshire, six-inch,
Crosses Horiz. Sects., 130, 131, 132, 133, 135, 136.)

Sections illustrating the structure of the Oolites of Howardian Hills. Section A. From
Hovingham Spa, across Terrington, and Stittenham to Flaxton. Section B. From
Slingsby, across Castle Howard Park, to Barton-le-Willows. Section C. From Amotherby
and Swinton, across Hildenley, Huttons-Ambo, and Westow, to Leppington. Section D.
From Winteringham, along the edge of the Wolds by Settrington, North Grimston and
Birdsall, to Water Dale and Kirkby Underdale. (1884.) [Maps 93 NE., 94 NW., 95 SW.,
96 SE., and 105, 106, 123, 124, 125, 141, 142, 143, 159, Yorkshire, six-inch.] (Meets
Horiz. Sect., 131.)

Section along the Western Escarpment of the Wolds, illustrating the overlap of the
Cretaceous Rocks, from the Oolities of Malton, Langton, Burythorpe, Leavening, Acklane,
and Kirkby Underdale, across the Lias and the Keuper Marl of Bishop Wilton, Kildwick
Perey, Londesbrough, and Market Weighton, to the Oolites of Sancton, Newbald, South
Cave, and Brough on the Humber. (1884.) [Maps 86, 93 NI., SE., 94 SW., 96 SE.,
and 124, 142, 159, 176, 193, 194, 209, 224, 2384, Yorkshire, six-inch.]

From Bishopstone, near Hartwell (near Buckingham and Daventry), through Warwickshire,
from Rugby to near Wibtoft (5 miles SSE. of Hinckley). (1886.) [Maps 45 NE., SE.,
46 SW., 53 NW., NE., SE., 63 SW.] (Continuation of Horiz. Sect., 74.)

From Saddleworth, Rishworth Moor, by the Skipton Anticlinal, to near Grassington.
(1886.) [Maps 88 NW., SW., 92 SE., NE., and 151, 168, 185, 200, 230, 245, 249, 271,
Yorkshire, six-inch.] (Meets Horiz. Sect., 93.)

Sections illustrating the Geology of the Country between Slaidburn and Ingleton (No. 1) ;
and between Morecambe Bay and Settle (No. 2). (1891.) [Maps 91 NE., 92 NW.,
97 SW., and 30, 31, 32, Lancashire, six-inch ; 131, 132, 148, 165, Yorkshire, six-inch.]
No. 1 continues Sheet 85, No. 2.

Section from Middleton-in-Teesdale to the Coast near Castle Eden, Co. Durham, across
the Carboniferous Limestone and Millstone Grit of part of Teesdale and the lower part
of Weardale, and the Coal Measures and the Permian Limestone of the Southern part

of the Durham Coalfield. (1894.) [Maps 102 NE., 103 NW., NE., and 28, 31 to 36.
Durham six-inch, Vertical Sects., 62 to 66.]
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ENGLAND AND WALES.

IV.—Verrican Sucrions. Price 3/6 each.

Illustrative of the Horizontal Sections and Maps of the Geological Survey of England and Wales
These Sections, drawn mostly to a scale of 40 ft. to an inch, are arranged in the form of
columns, and illustrate such details as it is impossible to give in the Horizontal Sections.
In the Coal-measure Sections, the thickness of each bed of coal, the mineral structure and
thickness of the strata with which they ave associated, the nature and amount of ironstone,
are given in the greatest detail. Sheets 1 to 82.

Sheet.

1. Section at Moreb, Pembray, Trim Saran, Cil Rhedyn, and Mynydd Garreg to the bottom
of the Mountain Limestone, Crom Caer Cefn. ([Horiz. Sects., 7, No. 1. Map 37.]

2. The Coal Measures at Llwchwr and Penclawdd, Glamorgan. ([Horiz. Sect., 7, No. 3.
Maps 37, 41.]

3. No. 1. From Werndu Seam of Coal to the two-feet Seam below the Big Seam, Cwm Afon.
2. At Brondine, Pont Yates, Maensant, and Yr Hengoed. ([Horiz. Sect., 7, No. 2.
Maps 37, 41.]

4.—1. Lower Coal Measures, North Crop, near Llandibie, Caermarthen. 2. Lower Coal
Measures, North Crop, at Cwm Twrch, near Ystradgynlas, Brecknock. 3. Forest-fach
Level, Cwm Gwendraeth. 4. Section showing the Black Band Ironstone at the Cambrian
Tron and Spelter Works, Glamorgan. 5. The Coal Measures at Lansamlet, near Swansea.
6. The Coal Measures at Bryn Coch Dyffryn, Neath, Glamorgan. (Maps 36, 37, 41.]

5. The South Welsh Coal Measures from Penllergare, Glamorgan, to the North Crop, near
Tair Carn and Pant-y-gwastad, Caermarthen. [Maps 37, 38, 41.]

6. The Coal Measures from Penllergare to Bishopston, near Swansea, Glamorgan. [Horiz.
Sects., 9, No.1. Map 37.]

7.—1. The Coal Measures at Llangeinor, Glamorgan. ([Horiz. Sects.,-10, No. 1, 2, and 3.
Map 36.] 2. Carboniferous Rocks of the Forest of Dean. ([Horiz. Sects., 12, No. 1, and
15, No. 2. Map 43.]

8. The Coal Measures in South Wales and Monmouth. 1. Merthyr Tydfil District,
2. Ebbw Vale. 3. Cwmtelery. 4. Pont-y-pool District. 5. Risca. [Maps 36, 42.
SW., SE.]

9, The Lower Coal Measures in Glamorgan and Monmouth, illustrative of their decrease from
Aberdare eastward to Abersychan. [Maps 36, 42 SW., SE.]

10. Diagram, illustrating the variation of the principal Coal Seams in range from Merthyr
Tydfil to Pont-y-pool on the North Crop of the Coalfield of South Wales. [Maps 36, 42
SW.,SE.] Scale, 3 feet to an inch.

11. Carboniferous Rocks, in the vicinity of Bristol. [Horiz. Sect., 14, No. 3. New Edition,
1873. Maps 19, 35.]

12. Sections illustrative of the passage of the Old Red Sandstone into the Carboniferous
Limestone in South Wales and South-western England. [Maps 19, 35, 38, 42 SE.,
43 SE.]

13.1. The Old Red Sandstone and Silurian Rocks from West Dale Point, Pembroke,
northwards to Marloes Bay. 2. From Gateholme Island to Wooltack Park, Pembroke.
3. Through the Lower Silurian strata, near Llandewi Velfry, in Caermarthen, Hoyriz.
Sect., Sheet 2, Section 1. 4. Through the lower part of the Old Red Sandstone to the
Limestone of Clog-y-fran, near Llandowror, Caermarthen, Horiz. Sect., 2, No. 3.
5. The Flagstone Series at Mydrim, north of St. Clares, in Caermarthen. [Horiz. Sect., 2
No. 5. Maps 38, 40, 41.]
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Horiz. Sects., 3., No. 2. 2. Through the Tilestones and the Upper and the Lower
Silurian strata in the Bed of the Sawdde River, near Llangadoc, Caermarthen. [Map 4l.
Horiz. Sects., 8, No. 3.]

The Silurian Rocks. 1. Through the Silurian strata of May Hill, Horiz. Sects., 13, No. 1.
2. From the Old Red Sandstone, through the Silurian strata of Woolhope, Horiz.
Sects., 13, No. 2. 3. From the Old Red Sandstone to the rocks of the Malvern Hills.
(Maps 43 NE., SE., NW. Horiz. Sect., 13, No. 8.]

South Staffordshire Coalfield. 1. Brereton, near Rugely. 2. Hammerwich Colliery,
Cannock Chase. 3. Wyrley District. 4. Trial pits near Aldridge. 5. Brown Hills
Colliery, Cannock Chase. 6. Bentley District. 7. Ryecroft Colliery, near Walsall.
8. Ettingshall Lodge, near Wolverhampton. 9. Chillington Colliery, near Wolver-
hampton. 10, Priestfields Colliery. 11. Trentham Colliery, near Willenhall. J.
Tipton Green Colliery. 13. Bagnall’s Limestone Pits, near Dudley Port. (1853.)
(Map 62 NW., SW. Horiz. Sect., 23.)

The same, continued.—14. Burnt Tree and Coneygrey Pits, East of Dudley. 15. Great
Bridge Colliery, near Westbromwich. 16, The Lyng Colliery, near Westbromwich.
17. Lord Dartmouth Heath Pits, Westbromwich. 18. Birchyfield Colliery, between
Oldbury and Rowley Regis. 19. Oakfarm Colliery, near Himley. 20. Section South
of Park Field Furnace, near Wolverhampton. 21. Section of the Trial Pit at Sedgley
Hall Farm. 22. Section at Tintam Abbey Fire-clay Works, near Stourbridge. (1853.)
(Map 62 SW. Hoyiz. Rect., 24.)

The same, continued.—23. Barrow Hill Colliery, with part from the Graveyards Trial
Pits, near Lower Gornall. 24. Corbyn’s Hall Colliery, with Mr. Gibbons’ Level
Colliery. 25. Old Lion Colliery, South-west of Rowley Regis. 26. Blackheath Colliery,
South of Rowley Regis. 27. Boring at Smethwick, near the ‘Ruck of Stones.”
28. Bullock Farm Pits, Westbromwich. 29. Dudley Brothers’ Colliery, between
Bloxwich and the New Invention. 30. Monmore Colliery. 31. Section at Shut End
Colliery, near Kingswinford. 32. The Walling Pits, between Bilston and Wolverhampton.
383. Section of the Black Delf, South of Brierley Hill. 34. Pit sunk at Tividale, near
Dudley, in 1797. 85. Bank Colliery, Wordesley. 36. Trial Pit at Shaver’s End, near
Dudley. 37. Section near Cann Lane, East of Sedgley. (1853.) [Map 62 S.W.]
See Vert. Sect., 26.

Leicestershire Coalfield (Ashby-de-la-Zouch), Eastern or Coleorton District. 1. Bagworth
Colliery. 2. Ibstock Colliery. 8 and 4. Snibston Colliery. 5. Whitwick Colliery.
6. Heather Colliery. 7. Swannington New Colliery. 8. Peggs Green Colliery.
9. Coleorton Colliery. 10. Lount Colliery. 11. Heath End Colliery. 12. Boring at
Rough Park Wood. 13. Clay Pit at Woodville; with an explanation of local mineral
terms. (1856.) [Maps 63 N.W., 71 8.W. Horiz. Sects., 46, 48, 52.)

Leicestershire Coalfield (Ashby-de-la-Zouch), Western or Moira District. 1. Donnisthorpe
Colliery. 2. Oakthorpe New Colliery. 3, 4,5. Moira Colliery. 6. Woodfield Colliery.
7. Granville Colliery. 8. Boring at Old Swadlincote Colliery. 9. Gresley Common
Colliery. 10. Gresley Wood Colliery. 11. Arthcote Colliery. 12. Whitehouse
Colliery. 13. New Stanton Colliery; with an explanation of local mineral terms.
(1857.) [Maps 63 N.W., 71 8.W. Horiz. Sects., 46, 49, 52.] =

Warwickshire Coalfield. 1. Glascote Colliery. 2. Wilnecote Colliery. 3. Kettlebrook
Colliery. 4. Polesworth Colliery. 5. Wyken Colliery, near Coventry; Inge’s Old
Works. 6. Baddesley Colliery (Speedwell Pit). 7. Pit sunk at Merevale to the Bench
Coal. 8. Boring at Merevale beneath the Bench Coal. 9. Stratford Colliery, Baxterley.
10. Section of Coals in the Hawksbury Colliery. 11. Haunchwood Colliery, Nuneaton.
12. Bedworth Colliery. 18. Hawksbury Colliery, near Bedworth. 14, Exhall Colliery,
near Coventry ; with an explanation of the local names of strata. (1857.) [Maps 62
N.E., and 63 8.W. Horiz. Sect., 48.]

Comparative Sections of the Purbeck Strata of Dorset. 1. Durlston Bay. 2. Worbarrow
ra aa Bay. 4. Ridgway Hill, railway cutting. (1857.) [Maps 16,17. Horiz.
Sects., 20, 56.
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27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

32.

33.

Coal Measures in the vicinity of Coalbrook Dale, Shropshire ; Gaughley, Hills Lane Shaft,
Brosley ; Madeley Court, Deepfield Pit, near Dawley; Portley Pit, Dawley; Pudley-
Hill Pit ; Lawn Pit, Malinslee; Rickyard Pit, Priorslee; Nelson Pit, Priorslee ;
Donnington ; Horsehays ; Lawley and Steeraway. [Map 61 N.E.]

Coal Measures, near Oswestry and Brymbo, on the North-West of Wrexham, Ireland, and
Co. Colliery, near Oswestry; Old Gronwen Works; No. 8 Shaft, Dryll Colliery ;
No. 5 Shaft, Pen-y-lan; Crosswithing New Shaft; No. 56 Shaft, Trefar Clawded ;
No. 1 Shaft, Black Park; Newbridge and Agrefair, Ward’s Colliery, Cefn Mawr;
noera me a Hall; Bron Colliery, near Wrexham; Brymbo Iron Works. [Map

The Hocene Strata of the Isle of Wight. (1858.) [Map 10. Scale, 20 feet to 1 inch ]

South Staffordshire Coalfield, continued.—38. Essington Colliery, Mr. Mill’s Engine Pit.
39. Mr. Gilpin’s Pit, between Church Bridge and Wyrley Bank, with another Pit at
Highfields. 40. Near Bentley. 41. Cathedral Colliery. 42. Conduit Colliery. 43.
Pelsall Wood Engine, Messrs. Davis and Bloomer, Pit No. 3, as far as the Deep Coal;
Haddock’s Moor Pit, for the Measures below the Deep Coal. 44. Coppy Hall Colliery,
at Stubbock’s Green, near Walsall Wood. 45. Victory Engine Shaft, Bentley. 46. Pit
at High Bridge, Pelsall. 47. New Pits at Ramrod Hall. 48. Round Hill Colliery, near
Himley, No. 1 Pit. 49. Near Bromley Lane Colliery, near Kingswinford. 50. Goldthorn
Hill, near Wolverhampton. 51. Highfields, near Bilston. 52. Tividale Colliery, Pit No.
6. (1860.) [Maps 62 NW., SW. Horiz. Sect., 45.] .

The New Red Sandstone and Carboniferous Rocks of St. Helens and Wigan District.
(1861.) [Maps 80 NW., 89 SW.] Sve also Vert. Sect., 61.

Carboniferous Rocks around Grassington Moor and Kettlewell. (1874.) [Maps 92 NE.,
97 SW., SH. ; 97, 116, 134, Yorkshire, six-inch.]

Northumberland and Durham Coal Field, Tyne District. 1. Wallsend Colliery. 2. Back-
worth Colliery. 3. Gosforth Colliery. 4. Hartley Colliery. 5. Bedside Colliery. 6.
Montague Main Colliery. 7. Walbottle Colliery. 8. Montague Main Colliery, South of
the 90-fathoms Dyke. 9. Towneley Colliery. (1868.) [Maps 105 NH., NW., SW., 1-2,
Durham, 73, 81, 88, 89, 97, 98, Northumberland, six-inch.]

Strata above the Barnsley Coal in the Southern part of the Yorkshire Coalfield. 1. Shire-
oaks. 2. Kiveton Park. 3. Holmes. 4. Thryberg Hall. 5. Swinton Park Gate. 6.
Albany and Royal Oak. 7. Denaby Main. 8. Oaks. 9. Carlton Borings. (1868.)
(Maps 82 NE., NW., 87 SW., SE. Horiz. Sects., 92, 95.]

Strata above the Barnsley Coal, in continuation of Sheet 30. 1. Norwood. 2. Aston.
3. Fence. 4. Orgreave. 5. Tinsley Park. 6. Pit at Rawmarsh. 6a. Boring at Raw-
marsh. 7. Rainborough Pit. 8. Lund Hill. 9. Wombwell Main. 10. Part of,a boring
at Swaithe. Swaithe Main. 11. Pinder Oaks. 12. Mount Osborne. 13. Burton Bank.
14. Gawber New. (1869.) [Maps 82 NW., 87 SW., 274, 275, 283, 289, 295, 299, 300,
Yorkshire, six-inch. Horiz. Sects., 69, 90, 92.]

Strata between the Barnsley and Silkstone Coals. 1. Reinshaw Park. 2. Intake. 3.
Nunnery New. 4. Pitsmoor. 5. Garrow Tree Hill. 5a. Winterhill Ironstone Pit. 6.
Greaves. 64. Boring at Bradgate. 7. Fenton’s. 8. Thorncliffe. 9. Warncliffe Silk-
stone. 10. New Sovereign. 11. Strafford Main. 12. PitatGreatIngs. 12a. Silkstone
Fall. 13. Slack Hills. 18a. Church Lane. (1869.) [Maps 82 NW., 87 SW., one-inch.
274, 282, 288, 289, 294, 295, Yorkshire, six-inch. Horiz. Sects., 69, 89, 90, 92.]

Lancashire Coalfield. 1. Ardwick. 2. Bradford Colliery. 3. Norbury Colliery. 4.
Glodwick Colliery. 5. Stand Lane Colliery. 6. Church Colliery. 7. Darwen. 8. Full-
edge Colliery. 9. Cliviger Colliery. 10. Gawthorpe. 11. Northwood. (1869.) [Maps
81 NW., 88 SW., 89 NE., SE., 92 SW., one-inch, 56, 61, 63, 64, 70, 71, 95, 97, 104,
Lancashire, six-inch.] See also Vert. Sect., 61.

* With brief explanation, price 2d.
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Sheet.

34. Lancashire and Cheshire Goalfield, SH. District. 1. Patricroft Colliery. 2. Worsley
Colliery. 8. Pendlebury Colliery. 4. Dukinfield Colliery. (1870.) [Maps 88 SW. and
89 SE.; and six-inch Lancashire, 95 and 105. Horiz. Sects., 65 and 66.]

35. Yorkshire Coalfield, between Penistone and Halifax. 1. Hoyland, Swaine, Penistone, and
Hazlehead. 2. Bagden, Lower Cumberworth, High Flats, and New Mill. 3. Kirkburton,
Highburton, and Mytholm Bridge. 4. Feney Bridge and Huddersfield. 5. Brighouse
and High Field Pit. 6. Norwood Green, Northowram, Halifax, and Catherine Slack.
(1869.) [Maps 88 SE. and NE., one-inch. 216, 231, 246, 247, 260, 261, 272, 273, 274,
281, Yorkshire, six-inch. Horiz. Seets., 89, 90, 92, 95.]

36. Yorkshire Coalfield, Measures above the Barnsley Coal between Barnsley and Wakefield.
1. (a.) Railway cutting at Blacker Hill. (b.) Hast Gawber Colliery, Barnsley. 2. (a.)
Bore-hole near Royston. (b.) Dearne Side Colliery. 38. (a.) Bore-hole near Chevet
Lane. (¥.) Woolley Coal Company’s Wheatley Wood Pit. 4. Crigglestone Cliff
Colleries. 5. (a.) Bore-hole in Hallas Field, near Wakefield. (b.) Lupset Ceclliery,
Wakefield. (c.) Roundwood Collicry, Wakefield. 6. Manor Colliery, Wakefield. 7.
Bore-hole on Heath Common. 8&8. St. John’s Colliery, Newlands. 9. Snydale Colliery.
10. Featherstone Colliery. (1870.) [Maps 87 NW., SW., one-inch, and 248, 249, 262,
274, Yorkshire, six-inch. Horiz. Sects., 92, 95.]

37. Yorkshire Coalfield, Measures between the Barnsley and Silkstone Coals between Barnsley

and Wakefield. 1. (a.) Bore-hole at Gawber Hall Colliery. ().) Higham Colliery.

2. (a.) Bore-hole at Briery Royds Colliery. (b.) Bore-hole at Darton, 3. Falconer

- Colliery. 4. (a.) Bore-hole near Snapethorpe. (b.) (c.) Bore-holes near Cawthorne.

5. Coals about West Clayton and High Hoyland. 6. Bore-hole near Emley.

7. (a.) Bore-hole on Bretton Common. (b.) Sinkings and boring at Victoria Colliery,

Netherton. 8. Hartley Bank Collieries. 9. Stanley Victoria Colliery. 10. West

Riding Colliery. (1870.) [Maps 87 NW., SW., one inch. 233, 234, 248, 261, 262, 274,
Yorkshire, six-inch. Horiz. Sect., 95.] :

38. Yorkshire Coalfield, Measures above the Haigh Moor Coal, in the neighbourhood of
Wakefield. 1. Bore-hole at Victoria Mill, Ossett. 2. Roundwood Colliery, Wakefield.
8. Manor Colliery, Wakefield. 4. (a.) St. John’s Colliery, Wakefield. (b.) Newton
Colliery, Wakefield. 5. Stanley Victoria Colliery. 6. West Riding Colliery. 7. Whit-
wood Collieries. (a.) Bore-hole at Loscoe. (b.) Bore-hole. 8. Wheldale Colliery,
Castleford. 9. Newton Colliery, Castleford. 10. Coals about Glass Houghton. (1871.)
(Map 87 NW., one-inch. 233, 234, 248, 249, Yorkshire, six-inch.]

39. North part of the Durham Coalfield. 1. Tyne Main Colliery (William Pit). 2. Team
Golliery (Street Pit). 3. Dipton Colliery (Delight Pit). 4, Charlaw Colliery (Witton
Pit), 5. Waldridge Fell Colliery. 6. Dryburn Grange Colliery. 7. Edmondsley
Colliery. 8. Hetton Colliery. 9. Seaton Colliery, near Seaham Harbour. 10. Blaydon
Main Colliery (Mary Pit). 11. Consett District. 12. Dipton Colliery (Delight Pit).
13. Lintz Colliery. 14. Marley Hill Colliery (Byer Moor Pit). 15. Dryburn Grange
Colliery. 16. Pelton Colliery, near Chester-le-street. 17. Framwellgate Moor Colliery,
near Durham. 18. Seaton Colliery. (1871.) [Maps 105 SW., SE., and 1, 2,6, 7, 11,
12, 19, 20, Durham, six-inch.]

40. Strata between the Haigh Moor and Blocking Coals near Flockton and Leeds (Yorkshire).
1. Prince of Wales Pit, Flockton. 2. Engine Pit, Emroyd. (a.) Boring, Hostingley
Colliery. (b.) Hopton, Mirfield. 3. Saville Pit, Dewsbury. (a.) Bore-hole, No. 12,
Soothill Estate. (v.) Boring, Northfield House, Dewsbury. (c.) Boring near Red Lathe,
Mirfield. (d.) Boring, Jackey Wood, near Heckmondwike. (e.) Boring, Hazel Grove,
Denby Grange. 4. Boring, Cross Bank Colliery, Batley. (a@.) Boring, Carlinghow.
5. Muffatt Lane Pit, White Lee Colliery. (a.) Boring, Little Gomersall Colliery.
(b.) West Pit, Gomersall. (c.) Boring, Wentworth Colliery, Birstall. (d.) Boring, West
Yorkshire Colliery, Birstall. 6. Street Pit, Gildersome. 7. No. 2 Pit, Victoria Colliery,
Bruntcliffe. 8. Morley Main Colliery. 9. Engine Pit, West Ardsley Colliery. 10. West
Pit, Middleton Colliery. (a.) No. 2 Pit, Beeston Manor Colliery. 11. Boring, Simpson’s
Spring, East Ardsley. 12. Cousin’s Pit, Rothwell Haigh. (a.) Bye Pit, Rothwell
Haigh.  (b.) Victoria Pit, Rothwell Haigh. Boring, Swillington Bridge. (1871.)
[Maps 87 NW., 88 NE., one-inch. 261, 247, 232, 233, 218, 219, Yorkshire, six-inch.
Horiz. Sect., 95.] ;
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Sheet. ,

41. Northumberland Coal Field (Central Districts). 1. Fawden Colliery, Engine Pit and
Boring. 2. Plessay, Boring. 3. Seatonhurn Colliery. 4. Netherton Colliery, Francis Pit
and Boring. 5. Hepscott Colliery, Boring. 6. Choppington Colliery, New Pit.
7. Choppington Colliery, Anne Pit. 8. Bedlington Colliery, Engine Pit. 9. Cramlington
Colliery (Last Hartford), Scott Pit. 10. Cramlington Colliery, Amelia Pit. 11. Dudley
Colliery. (1871.) [Map 105 NW. 72, 80, 88, Northumberland, six inch.]

42. Yorkshire Coalfield. Measures between Huddersfield and Leeds. 1. Four Lane Ends,
Addlecroft. 2. Boring at West side of Railway between Jill Lane and Tom Royd’s
House. 3. Boring at bottom of Engine Pit, Dewsbury Moor. Strawberry Pit, Liver-
sedge. (a.) Boring at Cleckheaton. 5. Green Lane Pit, Clifton. 6. High Moor Lane
Pit, Clifton. 7. Weil-sinking at Cleckheaton. («.) Popplewell Pit, Scholes.  (U.)
Sinking at Popplewell. 8. Cleckheaton Engine Pit, Hunsworth Colliery. 9. No. 2 Pit,
Hunsworth Colliery. 10. Westgate Hill, near Toll Bar. 11. No. 13 Pit, Broad-Oaks
Colliery. 12. No. 4 Pit, Beeston Manor Colliery.  (a.) Boring at Cross Flats, Beeston.
13. Engine Pit, Neville Hill Colliery. (1872.) [Maps 88 NE., 87 NW., 93 SW. 247,
231, 232, 217, 218, Yorkshire, six-inch. Horiz. Sect. 95.]

43. Yorkshire Coalfield. Measures in the Halifax, Bradford, and Leeds districts. 1. Boring,
Mirfield. 2. Boring, Windy Bank. 8. Breaks Pit. (a.) Boring, near Breaks Pit.
4. First Mine Shaft, Lower Wike. 5. Upper Cow Close Pit, Wike. 6. Section in the
Low Moor District. 7. Boring, Jaggar Park Wood, near Shelf. 8. Boring, Queenshead,
near Bradford. (a.) Average Section in the Queenshead, Thornton, and Manningham
Districts. 9. Foot Road Pit, Parkside, West Bowling, near Bradford. 10. Bowling Iron
Works. 11. Boring at Mr. Garnett’s Mill, Bradford Moor. 12. No. 1 Pitt Tong.
13. Boring at Westgate Hill. 14. Charles Pit, Tong. (a.) Boring, Rawden.
(b.) Average Section in the Calverley, Horsforth, and Rawden Districts. (1872.)
[Maps 88 NE., 92 SEH. 247, 231, 216, 217, Yorkshire, six-inch. Horiz. Sect., 95.]

44. Yorkshire Coalfield. Measures in the Bradford and Leeds Districts. 1. Booth Holme
Field Colliery, Tong. 2. N. Pit, Tong. 3. Mill Pit, Tong. 4. Sowden Air Pit.
5. Boring, Fleece Inn, Curwell. 6. No. 10 Pit, Beeston Manor Colliery. 7. No. 2 Pit,
Beeston Manor Colliery. 8. Boring at Beeston. 9. Boring, Dragon Pit, Wortley.
10. Air Pit, Moggey Field, Wortley. 11. Lane Pit, Wortley. 12. Boring, Wellhouse
Foundry, Leeds. 13. Boring, Union Foundry, Leeds. 14. Brewery, South Brook Street,
Leeds. 15. Boring, Dye Works, East Street, Leeds. 16. Boring, Merrion Square Mill,
Leeds. 17. Oriental Baths, Cookridge Street, Leeds. 18. Boring, St. Peter’s Hill,
Burley Road, Leeds. 19. No. 2 Boring, Green Farm, Lecds. 20. Gibraltar Colliery,
Hunslet, near Leeds. 21. Dame Pit, Waterloo Main Colliery. 22. Nursery Pit,
Waterloo Main Colliery. 23. Boring, Killingbeck Park, near Leeds. 24. Boring near
Crossgates. 25. Victoria Pit, Manston. 26. Boring, North Side of Fox Wood, Sea-
croft. 26a. Average section in the district North of Leeds. (1872.) Maps 87 NW.,
88 NE., 93 SW. 217, 218, 203, Yorkshire, six-inch.]

45. Yorkshire Coalfield. 1. Boring in Soothill Estate. 2. Newhall Colliery, Middleton, near
Leeds. 3. Bye Pit, Rothwell Haigh Colliery, near Leeds. 4. Newmarket Colliery,
Methley. 5. Hool Wood Pit. 6. Boring, Little Cross Holme, Allerton Bywater, near
Leeds. 7. Boring at Fairburn. 8. Boring at Fairburn. 10 & 11. Boring at Kippax.
12, Boring at Billy Wood, Kippax. 13. Borings at Westfield Lamb Bridge, Kippax.
14. Carforth Bridge, near Leeds. 15. Boring at Colton, near Leeds. 16. Bye Pit.
West Yorkshire Colliery, Austhorpe. 17. Boring near Micklefield. 18. Boring at
Micklefield. (1873.) [Maps 87NW., 93 SW. 218, 219, 232, 233, 234, 235, Yorkshire,
six-inch.]

46. Lower Lias and Rheetic Beds of Somerset-and Gloucester-shires. 1. Puriton. 2. Hor-
field. 3. Uphill. 4. Upper Knowle. 5. Whitchurch. 6. Aust Cliff. 7. Westbury
Cliff. 8. Patchway. 9. Saltford. 10. Kelston. 11. Weston, near Bath. 12. Keyn-
sham Hams. 13. Paulton. 14. Wells. 15. Shepton Mallet. 16. Clutton. (1873.)
{Map 19, 20, 35.]
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Sheet.

47. Lower Lias and Rhetic Beds of Glamorgan-, Somerset-, and Gloucester-shires. 1. Penarth.

48

49.

2. Street. 3. Lavernock. 4. Penarth Roads. 5. Curry Rivell. 6. St. Audrie’s Slip.
7. Combe Hill. 8. Watchet. (1873.) [Maps 18, 19, 20, 36, 44.]

. Somersetshire and Gloucestershire Coalfields. 1. Braysdown Pit. 2. Upper Writhlington

Pit. 3. Foxcote Pit. 4. Tyning Pit. 5. Wellsway Pit. 6. Old Grove Pit. 7. Fry’s
Bottom Pit. (1873.) [Map 19. Horiz. Sect., 105.]

Somersetshire and Gloucestershire Coalfields. 8. Horton Hill Pit. 9. Old Mills Pit.
10. Farrington Gurney Pit. 11. Bishop Sutton New Pit. 12. Farmborough Pit.
13. Parkfield Pit. General Section, near Nailsea Church. (1873.) [Maps 19, 35.
Horiz. Sect., 104.)

50. Somersetshire and Gloucestershire Coalfields. General Section at Bedminster. 20. White-

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hall Pit. 21. Easton New Pit. 22. Barr’s Court Pit. 23. Old Rock Pit. 24. New
Mells Pit. 25. Newbury Pit, across Nettlebridge Valley, at Vobster. (1873.) [Map 19.
Horiz. Sects., 15, 16.]

. Somersetshire and Gloucestershire Coalfields. General Vertical Section, near Keynsham.

(1873.) [Maps 19, 35. Horiz. Sect., 103.]

4 Somersetshire and Gloucestershire Coalfields. General Vertical Section, near Clandown

(1 nile N. of Radstock, Somersetshire). (1873.) [Map 19. Horiz. Sect., 105.]

. The Coal Measures of the South Wales Basin, north of Anticlinal. (1873.) [Maps

36, 37.)

. Northumberland Coalfield between the Rivers Lyne and Wansbeck. 1. Collingwood.

2. Pit near Fawdon Quarry, Longhirst Grange. 38. Pegswood Colliery. 4. Longhirst
Colliery. 5. Ashington Colliery. 6. Ashington. 7. Blackclose. 8. North Seaton
Colliery. 9. Linton. 10. Woodhorn. 11. Woodhorn. (1874.) [Maps 105 NW., NE.,
109 SW., SE., one-inch. 64, 65, Northumberland, six-inch.] ;

. Northumberland Coalfield between the Rivers Coquet and Lyne. 1. Ulgham Colliery.

la. Widdrington. 2. Stobswood. 38. Widdrington Colliery. 4 (a & b). Chevington
Colliery. 5. Chevington Colliery. 6. Broomhill Colliery. 7. Broomhill Colliery.
8. Ackrington Colliery. 9. Broomhill Colliery. 10. Radcliffe Colliery. 11 (a & Db).
Radcliffe Colliery. (1875.) (Maps 109 SW., SE., one-inch. 46, 47, 55, Northumber-
land, six-inch.] :

. Pit Section and Borings in the South Tyne District. No. 1. Blacksike Shaft. 2. Gairs.

3. Howard. 4. Roachburn. 5. Reaygarth Colliery. 6. Denton Fell. 7. Blenkinsope
Colliery. 8. South Tyne Colliery, Fell End. ‘9. South Tyne, Greenwood. 10. West
Plainmeller. 11. Hardriding. 12. Henshaw and Melkridge. 13. Unthank. 14. Hen-
shaw. 15. Birkshaw. 16. Settlingstones. 17. Coastley. 18. Fourstones. 19. Acomb.
20. Stagshaw. 21. Fenwick. 22. Matfen Tilery. 23. Fallowfield. [Maps 105 NW.,
106 NE., SH., SW., one-inch. 78, 84, 85, 86, 91, 92, 94, Northumberland; 18, 25,
Cumberland, six-inch.]

. The Coal Measures of the South Wales Basin south of the Anticlinal. (1874.)

{Maps 36, 37.]

and 59. The Coal Measures in the Districts of Kidwelly, Llanelly, Swansea, and Neath

(58, 1874; 59, 1876.) [Maps 36, 37.]

60. Northumberland Coalfield (Western District). No. 1. Midgeholm Engine Pit Colliery.

2. Coanwood Colliery, West Pit. 8. Coanwood Colliery, Hast Pit. 4. Hargill Rigg,
South Borehole. 5. Hargill Rigg, North Borehole. 6. Plainmeller Colliery, Old Pit.
7. Plainmeller, New Pit. 8. Stublick Colliery, West Pit. 9. Cartsbogg Colliery, Engine
Pit. 10. Stublic Colliery, West Shaft. 11. Prudhoe Main Colliery, John Pit.
12. Walbottle Colliery. (1876.) [Maps 105 SW., 106 SW., SE., 91, 92, 93, 96,
Northumberland, six-inch.]}

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Sheet.

61.

62.

63.

64.

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66

67.

68,

68.

69.

70.

71.

Coal Measures of Prescot, St. Helens, Wigan, and Burnley. Scale 100 feet to an inch.
No. 1. Prescot: Whiston, Prescot, and Tarbock Collieries. 2. St. Helens: Deep Pit,
Saint Helens Colliery. 3. Garswood, near St. Helens. 4. Bryn, near Ashton: Park
Lane Colliery. 5. Pemberton: 18-feet Pit, Pemberton Colliery. 6. Norley Hall :
No. 3 Pit. Norley Colliery. 7. Bradley Hall, Worthington. 8. Worthington: No. 1
Pit. Worthington Colliery. 9. Blainscough: No. 3 Pit, Blainscough Hall Collieries.
10. Burnley : Fulledge Colliery, Cliviger Colliery. (1876.) [Maps 80 NW., 89 SW.,
NE., NW., 88 NW., 64, 85, 93, 101,107: Lancashire, six-inch. Horiz. Sects., 62, 63,
68, 85, 86.] Sce also Vert. Sects., 27, 33.

The Carboniferous Limestone Series of Northumberland, in the Districts of the Tyne,
Allendale, and Derwent. No. 1. Shildon Mine, Engine Shaft. 2. Beldon Mine, Pumping
Shaft. 3. Allenheads Mine, Collier and High Shaft. 4. Blackett Level, Breckon Hill
Shaft. 5. Blackett Level, Sipton Shaft. 6. Blackett Level, Holms Linn Shaft.
7. Blackett Level, Studdon Dean Shaft. 8. Coalcleugh Mine, Serathie Hole Shaft.
9. Longcleugh Mine. 10. Waterfall, Whitfield Grounds. 11. Honeycrook Mine, Lead-
bitter Shaft. 12. Grindon Mine, Engine Shaft. 13. Settlingstones Mine, Winters Shaft.
14. Stonecroft Mine, Greyside Shaft. 15. Carr Edge Mine, West Shaft. 16. Fallow-
field Mine. (1877.) [Maps 102 NE., 106 NE., SE., 84, 85, 93, 101, 102, 106, 107, 108,
111, Northumberland, six-inch. Horiz. Sect., 148.]

Strata in the Derwent and Wear Valleys, Durham. No. 1. Derwent Mines (Taylors
Shaft). 2. Rouths Shaft. 3. Jeffrys Shaft. 4. Ramshaw, Engine Shaft. 5. Pear’s
Shaft. 6. Rookhope, W.B. Lead Mine, Bolts Burn Engine Shaft. 7. Cornish Hugh
Mine, Air Shaft. 8. Harehope Gill Mine. 9. Sharnberry Mine, Shaft A. 10. Sunny-
side Mine, Bell’s Shaft. 11. Whiteheap’s Engine Shaft. 12. Slitt Mine, Engine
Shaft. 18. Burtree Pasture Mine, Level Head Engine Shaft. (1878.) [Maps 102 NE.,
103 NW., 106 SE., 16, 22, 23, 32, Durham, six-inch. Horiz. Sect., 148.]

Northumberland Coalfield (Supplementary Sheet). No. 1. Killingworth. 2. Coxledge.
8. Wideopen. 3a. Callerton. 4. Dinnington. 5. Netherton. 6. Hepscott boring.
7. Cambois. 8. Widdrington boring. (1878.) [Maps 105 NE., NW., 109 SW., 55, 72,
80, 87, 88, Northumberland, six-inch. Horiz. Sect., 148.]

No. 1. The Adelaide Colliery. 2. South Durham Colliery. 3. Maison’s Pit, Great
Chilton. 4. Bishop Middleham Colliery. 5. Little Chilton Colliery. 6. Windlestone
Colliery. 7. Mainsforth Colliery. (1878.) [Maps 103 NE., SW., 35, 42, 43, Durham,
six-inch. Horiz. Sect., 148.]

Strata of the Alston Moor District. No. 1. Rotherhope Fell Mine. 2. Hudgill
Mine. 3. Garrigill Syke Mine. 4. Haggs Mine. 5. Haggs Mine, West End.
6. Brownley Hill Mine. 7. Bentyfield Mine, Hast End. 8. Bentyfield Mine, West End.
9. Gowgang Air-shaft. 10. Guddamgill Mine. 11. Tees Side Mine. 12. Metal Band
Mine. (1878.) [Map 102 N.E., 33, 34, 41, £2, 51, 52, Durham, six-inch. Horiz.
Sect., 148.]

Oolites of the Yorkshire Coast, from Filey to Cloughton. (1876.) [Maps 95 NW., 5W.,
62, 78, 94, Yorkshire, six-inch.]}

69, 70, 71, 72, 78, 74, 75, 76. Section and borings to illustrate the Carboniferous Rocks of
the West Cumberland Coal and Iron Fields. [Maps 101 SW., NW., 102 NW., one-inch ;
and 35, 44, 45, 53, 54, 61, 62, 67, 68, 72, Cumberland, six-inch.]

Strata above the Four-Foot Coal in the Whitehaven Coal Field. (1883.) (Map 101 SW.,
67, Cumberland, six-inch.]

The Carboniferous Limestone between Egremont and Woodend, Cumberland Coalfield.
(1883.) [Llustrates one-inch Map 101 SW., six-inch Cumberland 72.)

Sections of the Carboniferous Limestone between Woodend and Moor Row, Cumberland
Coal and Iron Fields. (1883.) [Illustrated one-inch Map 101 SW., 67, Cumberland,
six-inch.]

Sections of the Carboniferous Limestone between Moor Row, Cleator Moor and Frizington,
Cumberland Coal and Iron Field. (1885.) (Illustrates one-inch Map 101 SW., six-
inch, Cumberland, 67, 68.]
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Shect.
72.

74.

76.

77.

78.

79.

80.

81.

82.

Sections to illustrate the Strata above the Six-Quarters or Low-Bottom Coal, Cleator Moor,
and Frizington, Cumberland Coalfield. (1885.) (Illustrates one-inch Map 101 SW.,
67, Cumberland, six-inch.]

. Sections of the Caxboniferous Limestone of Yeatehouse, Salter, and Uskett and Winder,

Cumberland Coal and Iron Field. (1886.) (Illustrates one-inch Map 101 SW. ; 62, 68,
Cumberland, six-inch.]

Sections to illustrate the Strata above the Four-Foot Coal, Moresby, Harrington,
Gilzarron, Dean Moor, and Wythe Moor, Cumberland Coalfield. (1886.) [Illustrates
one-inch Map 101 SW. ; 54, 61, 62, 67, Cumberland, six-inch.]

. Section to illustrate the Strata above the Six-Quarters and Linkbank Coal; Working,

Clifton, Camerton, Seaton, Flimby, Little Broughton, and Ellenborough, Cumberland
Coalfield. (1886.) [Illustrates one-inch Map 101 NW., SW., 44, 45, 53, 54, Cumber-
land, six-inch.]

Sections to illustrate the Strata above the Six-Quarters and Lickbank Coal, Little
Broughton, Dovenby, Dearham, Birkby, Crossby, and Gilerux, Cumberland Coalfield.
(1887.) (Illustrates one-inch Map 101 NW., 35, 45, Cumberland, six-inch.]

Sections of Shafts sunk in the Middle Coal measures on the coast of Flintshire, Mostyn,
Flint, and Neston Colliery, Parkgate, Cheshire. ee) (Maps 79 NU., SE., 2, 3, 5, 6,
9, 10, 14, Flintshire, and 22, 30, Cheshire, six-inch.]

Sections in the Middle Coal Measures in the Districts of Hawarden and Treiddyn, Flint-
shire Coalfield. (1888.) (Map 79 SE., and 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, Flintshire, six-
inch.]

Sections illustrative of the Coal Seams, &c., of the Carboniferous Limestone Series in
North Tynedale and Redesdale. (1892.) [Maps 106 NW., NE., 108 SW.,S£.; and 42,
43, 51, 52, 58-61, 66-69, Northumberland, six-inch.]

Sections of Shafts in the productive Coal Measures above and below the Pennant Grit.
(South Monmouthshire and East Glamorganshire.) Scale 100 feet to an inch. No. 1.
Wingfield Pit. 2. Gilfach Colliery (No. 1 Pit). 3. Cwm-y-Glo Shaft. 4. Rhos Llantwit
Pit, Caerphilly. 5. Pen-yr-Heol Pit, Caerphilly. 6. Rhyd-yr-helig Pit, Llantwit Fardre.
7. Maes-Mawr Pit. 8. Cwm Bran Colliery. . The Glyn Pit, Pontypool. 10. Tirpen-
twys Colliery. 11. Llanhilleth Colliery. 12. Celynen Colliery. 13. Abercarn Colliery.
14. Risca (No. 1 Pit), 15. Llanbradach Colliery. 16. Harris’ Steam Navigation Colliery.
17. Dowlais-Cardiff Colliery (South Pit) Navigation. 18. Albion Colliery. (1895.)
(Mlustrates one-inch Map 249 New Series ; and 22, 23, 27, 28, Monmouthshire, and 19,
28, 36, 37, Glamorganshire, six-inch.]

Sections of Shafts in the Steam Coal Series in the one-inch Map Sheet 232 (parts of Mon-
mouthshire and Glamorganshire). Scale 100 feet to an inch. No. 1. Mulfran Pit,
Blaenavon. 2. Griffin Pit (No. 3). 38. Bwlch-y-Garn Pit, Ebbw Vale. 4. Waun Lwyd
Colliery. 5. Mountain Pit. 6. Pontlottyn Pits. 7. Varteg Hill Colliery, Nant Firwd.
8. South Wales Colliery, Cwm Tillery. 9. Vivian Pit. 10. Ebbw Vale Mavine Colliery
(No. 2 Pit). 11. Whitworth Pit (No. 2). 12. Bedwellty Pits. 13. Pochin Pit (No. 1).
14, East Elliot Colliery. 15. Bedlinog Pit (No.1). (1896.) [Illustrates one-inch Map 232
New Series; and 11, 16, 17, 18, Monmouthshire, and 12, 18, Glamorganshire, six-inch.]

Vertical Sections of the Cheshire Salt and Brine Shafts and Borings. Nos. 1 and 2.
Winsford. 3. Bostock and Newbridge. 4. Moulton. 5. Riversdale. 6 and 7. Leftwich.
8. Broken Cross. 9. Winnington. 10 and 11. Witton. 12. Dunkirk and Marston.
13. Wincham. 14. Alsager. 15. Lawton. 16. Wheelock. 17. Sydney. 18. Shrew-
bridge Hall. 19. Weys Green. 20. Stanthorne. 21 to 24. Middlewich. (1897.)
(Ulustrates one-inch Maps 73 NE. and 80 SE. ; and 33-35, 40-42, 48-50, 55-57 Cheshire,
six-inch. Horiz. Sects., 43 and 64.]
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20. Argyleshire, Kintyre, with Gigha Island and part of Islay ............ (1896)
22. Ayrshire and Renfrewshire. (Horiz. Sects., 4,5, 6,8) 0.0.0... 0.00 eee (1870)
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25. Berwickshire, Roxburghshire, Selkirkshire, and Edinburghshire. (Horiz.

SeChia TH) skuiow kaa tas aia oxeh bet SESS EAS SS SOR GRRE. AI Soe ee PRS (1879)
26. Berwickshire and Roxburghshire. (Horiz. Sect., 7) .. 0... 0... ceva eee (1883)
27. Argyleshire. N. part of Islay; Oronsay; and part of Jura. ..(In preparation)
29. Argyleshire, Aryshire, Buteshire, Dumbartonshire, and Renfrewshire... . (1890)
30. Renfrewshire, with parts of Dumbartonshire, Stirlingshire, Lanarkshire, and

Ayrshire. (Horiz. Sects.,6,8; Vert. Sect., 4) ...cccccceccceeseeueee (1878)
31. Parts of Lanarkshire, Stirlingshire, Dumbartonshire, Linlithgowshire, and

Edinburghshire. (Horiz. Sect.,8; Vert. Sects., 4, 5).... 2... cece eee (1875)
32. Edinburghshire and Linlithgowshire. (Horiz. Sects., 1, 2,3; Vert. Sect., 1)

(Revised Edition, 1892) ............ pith BR Git Rorfetteg atin stig fib sh es chelate (1859)
33. Haddingtonshire. (Horiz. Sects., 1,23 Vert. Sect, 1) ...... 0.2.08. . (1860)
34, (Masten BeMvickShinel <j.iscic0qied aomega tind gine achoe aaa eaue peel dee (1863)
3%;. Avgyleshire. (Tau preparation), ccomnncasmswmsnsn vviarawes gas Rung we awige guy
38. Argyleshire, Dumbartonshire, Perthshire, Stirlingshire. (In preparation) .,
39. Perth, Clackmannan, Stirlingshire, and Fife........ 0... 0... cece eae (1882)
40. Fife and Kinross. (Vert. Sect., 2.) (Revised Edition, 1898).......... (1867)
4i. ‘Fife, (Revised Mditioiy 1889) i sawdivemesad dene s cease ad Sarmies (1861)
46. Perthshire, Argyleshire, Stirlingshire. .... 0... .. ccc cee eee eee ee (1899)
Alte ACTIN SING 3 ca tava astranisoateaetnaraph aasaaiieeanaaupauracsicea PIRES Saud Saedae (1888)
48. Perthshire, Forfarshire, and Fife ...... 0... ccc cee eee ree eee as (1883)
AQ, -Portaishirecan Me: oi5c av aauneunloangenyis cds ealtapamindand owmn cinta (1884)
55 ‘Perthshire. CLO PrePAHAOM) a ica sosuseac auvbaccporneneren aedid a eeld deat e aay a
56. (Berthshiré, Mortar shires 5.2 sanadsnanneisteblagme iene oromdnawnas ean ».. (1895)
57. Forfarshire and Kincardineshire. (Revised Edition, 1897) .......... (1884)
Hae Min can dineshireiy-nascnwananiagarunire heongneh Gay Vinge saw ee eale Yaw Elen & (1881)
66. Kincardineshire, Forfarshire, Aberdeenshire ........... 0... 0.000005 (1897)
67. Kincardineshire and Aberdeenshire. (Revised Edition, 1898) ........ (1884)
75. Inverness-shire, Elginsbire, Banffshire, Aberdeenshire .........,.... (1895)
76. Aberdeenshire, Kincardineshire........ 0 (0... c cae e eee eee eee cues (1886)
77. Aberdeenshire, Kincardineshive.... 0... 0... ccc cece cere eee eee ens (1885)
81. Ross-shire, Islands of Raasay and Rona, part of Skye..... atage mone s (1896)

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SCOTLAND—MAPS (One-inch)—cont. ;
85, Elginshire, Banffshire, Aberdeenshire, Parts of............0. c00e cues (1898) 6/0
86. Aberdeenshire, Banffshire..... 0.000000 000. cece cece ecu e cece ccuneuus (1899) 6/0
87. Aberdeenshire and Banffshire 20.0000. 00. cece cece eee vee « (1885) 6/0
OL.) SROSSSSHITE! Sees e's gu wast gabon paolo wed ndn Baiiawe Md a atetos (1893) 6/0
94, Ross-shire, Cromartyshire, and Sutherlandshire ........... 002.0004 (1889) 6/0
O5s- Muleinishin ed i.ccg Fs cana ah ietaladytreuier ahcoiaens en tee Doe tesiedas aceon hdl ueomaes (1886) 4/0
96. Aberdeenshire, Banffshire 1.0.0.0. 0... cece cece ce eee eens (1895) 4/0
97. Aberdeenshire and Banffshire 1... 0.0.0... cc cece cece cee eens (1881) 4/0
100,. -Partiof N.W. Ross-shireciys cee aene ayenedensaas ad whowtewwaTe eas (1888) 4/0
101. Ross-shire, Cromartyshire, and Sutherlandshire ............ 0.0.0.0 (1890) 6/0
103. Sutherlandshire, E. part of 0.0.0.0... cece eee teens (1896) 6/0
1O7x  Sutherlandshine: > acuiwesceay-dve ve dasan da xyvcMeerased es Ya wu seed (1890) 6/0
113. Sutherlandshire, N.W. part of... 0.0.0... cc ce eee cee eee (1586) 4/0
114. Sutherlandshive wants saws cauegasd ee o ace 4G leiee 4 bhi caddie dG Es atthe edi (1889) 6/0
115. Sutherlandshire, N.E. part of; Caithness, N.W. part of.... ......... (1898) 6/0

Coa-FIELDS.

Illustrated by the following One-inch Maps.

* Ayrshire, 7, 13, 14, 15, 22, 23.
*Dumbarton, 30, 31.
*Dumtries, 15.

*Edinburgh, 24, 32, 33.

Fife and Kinross, 40, 41.
*Haddington, 32, 33.

*Lanark, 15, 22, 23, 31.
*Linlithgow, 31, 32.

Perth and Clackmannan, 39, 40.
*Renfrew, 22, 30.

*Stirling, 30, 31, 39.

For Sections illustrating these Sheets, and for corresponding Six-inch Sheets, see
detailed lists.

* With descriptive memoir.
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Geological Survey —continued.

Price.
SCOTLAND—MAPS - cont.
II.—Srx-incn Scare.
Illustrating the Coalfields.
EDINBURGH.

2. (32.*) Edinburgh, Leith, Arthur's Seat, Corstorphine Hill, Granton .... (1864) 6/0
3. (32.) Portobello, Musselburgh ........ cee cece cues silsae os tye. arg eaten inate (1861) 4/0

G6. (32.) Edinburgh (south side), Slateford, Gilmerton, Pentland Hills (north
end), Braid Hills, Craiglockhart Hill ....... Lay ween sue eeotanraee me (1864) 6/0
7. (32.) Dalkeith, Inveresk, Cousland, Lasswade, Edmonstone ............ (1861) 6/0
8. (33.) Prestonhall ........ 000.008 isis Geeta aia Wa Moxie wa Ne Seas Gans gs aes (1861) 4/0
12. (32.) Penicuik, Roslin, Loanhead, Pentland Hills (central part) ...,.... (1864) 6/0

13. (82.) Lasswade, Roman Camp Hill, Oxenford Castle, Crichton, Borthwick,
WHIEHIN: ataivetninia nace net ieevetguchivaye (Atay suscaseiapuacapea dacs stab uncanes tant SEES (1861) 6/0
14. (33.) Pathhead, Fala ........... Sanne OE ea Aeeaubaldn meade (1861) 4/0

17. (82.) Carlops Bridge, North Esk Reservoir, Cairn Hills ................ (1864) 4/0

18. (32.) Howgate, Mount Lothian, Leadburn, Auchencorth Moss, Penicuik
House, Brunston. Drift Edition published 1868 ........ +05 eeee eee (1861) 6/0

HAbDINGTONSHIRE.
8. (33.) Prestonpans ..........00. Reena stsca ene tiaah paaee ieiacntia aye (1862) 4/0
9. (33.) Tranent, Cockenzie, Longniddry, Letham, Gladsmuir, Penston.... (1861) 6/0
135 (33.) TSIPHWstON peda dees dean dea ceaeeeed bin Wiabaicoene dates dadearons (1863) 4/0
14, (33.) Ormiston, Pencaitland, Salton ........ 00.0008 i eiaehegex gas E861) 6/0
Liniiracow.t
6. (32.) [MS.] Philpstoun, Kirkliston, Broxburn, Uphall ....... Weiientae saan ie ‘

(31.) Polkemmet, Barbauchlaw, Blawhorn Moss ......0..... 000+ 600+ + (1878) 4/0
(31, 32.) (MS.] Bathgate, Polkemmet, Blackburn, Drumevoss.............5

11. (31.) [MS.] Fauldhouse, Benhar, Polkemmet Moor ,.......... See egeevewres

12. (31, 32.) [MS.] Longridge, Foulshiels, Crofthead, Breich.......ccccaceceeces

_* The numbers within parentheses indicate the sheets of the One-inch map in which the
Six inch sheets are included.

+ Sheets marked [MS.] will not be published, but MS. copies of these can be supplied.
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Geological Survey —continued.

SCOTLAND —MAPS (Six-inch)—cont, ae
Fire.
24. (40.) Markinch, Kennoway, Leslic House ........ cee cesecceecccecces (1863) 6/0
25. (40 and 41.) Leven, Largo, Durie 0... ...cccce cece ese cece ce cuce uses (1865) 6/0
30. (40.) Blairadam, Kelty, Cleish, Loch Glow, Roscobie Hills............ (1868) 6/0
31. (40.) Lochgelly, Auchterderran, Clunie Collieries............ 0.00000, (1868) 6/0
32. (40.) Dysart, Wemyss, Pathhead, Thornton Junction..........e.seeee (1862) 6/0
29-.:(405) BUCkhOVeM) sj sausiswurd's adie g seed pwdin meow vet avis vas sauaA wees (1868) 4/0

35. (40.) Dunfermline, Loch Fitty, Halbeath, Cuttlehill, Fordel, Elgin Collieries
(1868) 6/0

36. (40.) Burntisland, Auchtertocl, Cullalo Hills, Donibristle and Cowdenbeath

Collieries ......, Bi Aihcelauhncnteraloyh hibyatd ad 24 /orhin adds wa MUR dave: (1868) 6/9
37. (40.) Kirkcaldy, Kinghorn.... cc. cpp cess cece cess cess cess ceeeeeenes (1864) 4/0
AYRSHIRE.”

7. (22.) Kilbirnie, Swinlees, Borestone; valleys of the Garnock, Rye, and Caaf
Waters; Crosbie and Hiaielien Eilts 95s sninuoh vata an avedixeate. cea wen (1872) 6/0

8. (22.) Beith, Kilbirnie Loch, Barkip, Caldwell; upper portions of Dusk and
Liugton Waterss ywsasssanesiens iw vse 4aa ss xaNeematia ain hii ee soe (1872) 6/0
9. (22.) Northern parts of Dunlop and Stewarton Parishes........ 0.0. .005 (1872) 4/0

ll, (22.) Dalry, Blair Park, Ashgrove Loch, Smithstone, Crosbie Hills, Boydston,
River Garnock from Rye Water to near Kilwinning.......... 0.000005 (1871) 6/0

12, (22.) Dunlop, Swindridgemuir, Auchentiber, Mountgreenan, Lainshaw, valleys
cf Lugicn, Dusk, and Annick Waters ...... cece ee cece teen rece eens (1870) 6/0

13. (22.) Stewarton, Fenwick, Dunlop House, Glenouther Moor; Annick, Drumter,
Fenwick, and Crayviurdland Waters 2.4: csrssennesseaw cveracseaaes (1869) 6/0
16. (22.) Ardycssan, Saltcoats, Stevenston, Kilwinning, Irvine ............ (1869) 6/0
17. (22.) Irvine, Eglinton, Dreghorn, Kilmaurs, Annick Lodge ............ (1871) 6/0

18. (22.) Kilmarnock, Hurlford, Galston, Alton, Moscow; Waters of Carmel,
Fenwick, and Grovvwlimd lg gigs 4 aowramme seronaa tan se pdiaduoedaln sei (1869) 6/0

s ; , D 1, Lanfine, Loudoun Castle, Mucks and Glen Waters
19. (22.) Newmilns, Darvel, Lan (1868) 6/0

22, (22.) Troon, Dundonald, Symington, Caprington Castle, Shewalton ,,., (1871) 6/0
23. (22.) Riccarton, Craigie, Galston (south part of), Treesbank, Dollars, Milrig,

valley of Cessnock Water ....sceseeee Re anNGhe wee RRR E a ae eee ek (1870) 6/0
24, (22.) Cessnock ci Blackside a ees Auchmannock Muir,
Bruntwoodhill . wows . dag 0g SLO cite . (1869) 6/0

* The numbers within parentheses indicate the sheets of the One-inch map in which the
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Geological Survey—continued.

Price,
SCOTLAND—MAPS (Six-inch)—cont.
AYRSHIRE*—cont.
26. (23 and 15.) Glenbuck, Priesthill, Goodbush Hill, Ponesk Water ......(1868) 4/0
27. (14.) Troon, Monkton, Prestwick, Rosemount, Barnweill Church,....... (1868) 6/0
28. (14.) Tarbolton, Mauchline, Barnweill, Enterkine Mill, Barskimming ; River

Ayr from Enterkine to Lugar Water .... 0... cee ee eeee cee eee » eee (1868) 6/0
29. (14.) Sorn, Catrine, Blacksidend, Auchmillan, Aird’s Moss; Valley of River

Ayr from Peel Craigs to near Barskimming Bridge ..... eens aitanene +++ (1870) 6/0
30. (15 and 23.) Aird’s Moss, Valley of Ayr from Muirkirk to Upper Heilayr,

Greenock Water from Mansfield to River AYY .....cecee cece eee eens (1869) 6/0
31. (15 and 23.) Muirkirk, River Ayr from Muirkirk to source, one Water,

Calth Table: cnt geen wees acne ac if snaieduatnheceat nba oti LBOB) 4/0
33. (14.) Ayr, Greenan Castle, St. Quivox, Auchencruive, Loch iiacsnst River

Ayr from mouth to near Gadgirth,—mouth of River Doon,.......... . (1868) 6/0
34. (14,) Coylton, Stair, Gadgirth, Martnaham Loch, hills west of Ochiltree, , (1868) 6/0
35. (14.) Old Cumnock, Ochiltree, Auchinleck, Lugar Ironworks ..........(1871) 6/0
36. (15. Grieve Hill, Gass Water and Cronberry Collieries, Glenmore Water. . (1868) 6/0
40. (14.) Patna Coalfield (north end), Craigs of Kyle, Martnaham Loch .... (1868) 6/0
41, (14.) Dalleagles, Lanemark, Carsgailoch Hill; River Nith from Cairn Hill to

oe Little Rigend ; Burnock Water ........ ccc ve eee ose nie MARE nae (1869) 6/0
42. (15.) New Cumnock, Corsoncone Hill, valleys of Nith and Afton........ (1868) 6/0

46, (14.) Dalmellington, Waterside, Patna ...... cc... cece eee e eee e eee ones (1868) 6/0

47. (14.) District between Dalmellington and New Cumnock, Benbeoch, Benbane,
source of Nith, Cumnock Water 1... 0... cece recess enon eee eves eee (1868) 6/0

50. (14.) Dailly, Dalquharran, Kilkerran, Dalzellolie, Bargeny, Killochan, Littleton,
(1868) 6/0

52. (14.) Berbeth, Tairlaw, Girvan Water, Loch Doon (lower end), Loch Finlas (1869) 6/0

RENFREWSHIRE.*

7. (30.) Kilmaleolm, Bishopton, Bridge of Weir, Houston ,............++. (1875) 6/0

8 and 9. (30.) Renfrew, Middle Church Parish (Paisley), Jordanhill ......(1875) 6/0
11. (30.) Kilbarchan, Johnstone, Castlesemple, Howwood, Quarrelton ..,,..(1875) 6/0
12. (30.) Paisley, Barrhead, Hurlet, Gleniffer Braes.... 0... 0... cc eee ues (1875) 6/0
13. (80.) Pollockshields, Pollockshaws, Cathcart, Thornliebank ............ (1870) 4/0
14. (22, 30.) Maich Water, Kerse, Glenlova (near Lochwinnoch) ......... . (1874) 4/0
15. (30, 22.) Lochwinnoch, Lochlibo, Lugton Bridge ........ 40.4001 «+4. (1874) 6/0
16. (22, 30.) Lochliboside Hills, Neilston, Mearns Muir ........ 00.0 0e005 . (1870) 6/0

17. (22, 30.) Eaglesham, Mearns, Busby, White Cart Water ...,.,........ (1869) 4/0

* The numbers within parentheses indicate the sheets of the One-inch map in which the
Six-inch sheets are included,
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Geological Survey—continued.

Price,
SCOTLAND—MAPS (Six-inch)—cont.

DumparronsHime.
19a. (31.) Nether Croy, Dullatur House .......,........ wiiawaie nis ceva (187d) 4/0
20. (31.) Castlecary Station, Netherwood COMLCHYy seach scedacn naaranse tees aurs (1874) 4/0

23. (30.) Eipaicl Hills, Douglas Muir, Dalmuir, Duntocher, Garscadden, New
Bilpatviek: psccsiawussuaweeeseacd cages wer elo ener ener atalealae ss acaaw ars (1874) 6/0

24. (30, 31.) Kirkintilloch, Killermont .., Keesenenieiw gaa wr aeeoaeay (LOT) 4/0
25. (81.) Kirkintilloch, Shirva, Waterside sae ee cree ceee ener eens ee ees (L874) 6/0
26. (31.) Cumbernauld, Fannyside Muir ............ccccceee us te eees eee. (1874) 4/0

28, including 29. (30.) Garscube Ironworks, Blairdardie Colliery ...,.....,(1870) 4/0

LANARKSHIRE.

1. (30.) Bishop BEEeS: bees course of Kelvin from ices nae to near

Kirkintilloch . Peete a . . (1869) 4/0
2. (31.) Chryston, Bg Kena ee: JUNCHON, gers ever awewiran vids (1874) 4/0
3. (81.) Rigend, Greengairs, Luggiebridge, Claddens ..............., . ++. (1874) 4/0
4. (31.) Black Loch, Auchengray Tile Works 1... j...ccccesscuceeeeucs . (1874) 4/0
5. (30.) Drumoyne, Whiteinch ........ 0... cece eee ee hnikd @igihas aie Reumiot (1870) 4/0
6. (30.) Glasgow, Govan, Maryhill ............... watae hice wars caleacenatane (1870) 6/0
7. (31.) Coatbridge, Baillieston, Shettleston .........ccccceeeeavecev eas (1874) 6/0
8. (31.) Airdrie, Calderbank, Gartness .......... iWiey age ee ee eas ie-sien (1874) 6/0

9. (31.) Kirk of Shotts, Harthill, Hillend Reservoir........ 0.0 0005000064 (1874) 6/0
10. (22, 23, 30, 31.) Rutherglen, Carmunnock 1... .... cee seen seve eee (1870) 4/0

11. (23, 31.) Cambuslang, Blantyre, Bothwell, Bellshill .................+.(1874) 6/0
12. (23, 31.) Motherwell, Holytown, Newarthill, Cleland, Newmains...,...,(1874) 6/0
13. (23, 31.) Shotts Iron Works, Bonkle ............ a iacdin hipaa gsieye ee eevee. (1875) 6/0
14 and 15 [MS.} (81.) Cobinshaw, Climpy......... isa soa Masako oneees
16. (22, 23.) East Kilbride, White Cart Water, Busby Print Works ........(1874) 6/0
(23.) Hamilton, Hast Kilbride ......ccccceev sven eens ssrceeeeeves sees (1874) 6/0
18. (23.) Wishaw, Dalserf, Larkhall, Coltness Ironworks ........ 01.0 ++0+++ (1874) 6/0
19. (23.) Carluke, Morningside, west edge of Carstairs Parish .,.......... (1874) 6/0
20. (23, 24.) Forth, Wilsontown, Auchengray, Stalashaw Moss....... «+++» (1878) 6/0
g f E
Cie oo a ne WD

* The numbers within parentheses indicate the sheets of the One-inch map in which the
Six-inch sheets are included,
LVT

Geological Survey—continued,

Price.
SCOTLAND—MAPS (Six-inch)—cont.
24. (23.) Stonehouse, Clyde at Milton-Lockhart and Nethanfoot, Nethan Water,
Auchenheath, Glassford Bridge.............06 agra jidate eas eeee eee e (1875) 6/0
25. (23.) Lanark, Crossford, Braidwood, Kileadzow........ cece cece eee anes (1874) 6/0
31. (23.) mache south oe of Auchenheath Coalfield, Nethan and Logan
Waters... Bade SEAS eh ahaa ate Mie ENTE teen ee sees (1870) 6/0
32. (23.) North-east part of + fsa Coalfield, Clyde from Lanark Mills to
Carmichael Mill, Broken Cross Muir, Lower part of Douglas Water ....(1870) 6/0
87. (23.) North-west part of Douglas Coalfield, Nutbury Hill, north-east edge of
Muirkirk Coalfield ..........0+ eophue Nabave ater acai Mi artheien cies (1871) 6/0
38. (23.) Douglas, Tinto Hill, lower part of Poniel Water.... ccc ceceeecees (1871) 6/0
41, (15, 23.) South-west part of Douglas Coalfield, Cairn Table, Kennox Water,
Parisholm, Glespin ........... Nudist a eee, Raniah we eR OTATAG +e ee(1871) 6/0

42, (15, 23.) Crawfordjohn, south-east part of Douglas Parish, Roberton Law (1871) 6/0
49, (15.) Leadhills Mineral Field, Lowther Hills ........ ccc cceeceeeueee (1871) 4/0

DUMFRIESSHIRE, *

1, (15.) Northern edge of Sanquhar Coalfield... .... cee cece eee mene (1870) 4/0

5. (15.) Kirkconnel, north-western half of Sanquhar Coalfield ............ (1870) 6/0

6: O15) Sanguhar caves icing hhc ee eek a eens s Boos ahs s mee wanPadieN Tames Bae (1870) 6/0

7. (15.) Wanlockhead Mineral Field, Hast Lowther Hill.........ccc ee cuee (1870) 6/0
STIRLINGSHIRE.

17. (39.) Stirling, St. Ninians, Bannockburn ........ cece eee eee eee ene (1875) 6/0

18: (89.) “Airth, Polmaiseraa)s aics wisenvnaieaam mantineccsavaed sihaxts weed he cee (1875) 6/0

a (BL): Denniys Loch \Cowlter ss aiaececs Seaiessassscdin sin seeioua Wes aie a waie Soh bs wae SO (1875) 6/0

(
24, (31, 89.) Carron Tvonworks, Falkirk Ivonworks, Plean, Larbert, Airth, part
of ee outh

shh aR ofasd cospea ain Ide acertayta Buslalianel em ioialan ere ch eageh ccc Gos wiads Bere (1875) 6/0
25. (BE) Gran genious 505 c0ae case wan nedetamnebien anal ora a cue Wee Weds (1875) 4/0
27. (30, 31.) Strathblane, Campsie, Lennoxtown, Mugdock, Strathblane Hills,
CYAIBENG: MUN, 4 4.5054 och aiias chats ay aderonga Mea ine ile Uses eee eeet as (1875) 6/0
28. (31.) Lennoxtown, Milton, Kilsyth, Campsie, and Kilsyth Hills... .... (1875) 6/0
29. (31.) Dennyloanhead, Coneypark Coaliield, Banton, Townhead Reservoir (1875) 6/0
30. (81.) Falkirk, Bonnybridge, Redding Colliery, Darnerg Muir..........., (1875) 6/0
31. (31.) Polmont, Redding, Almond Ironworks, Muiravonside............ (1875) 6/0
32. (80, 81.) Milngavie, Baldernock, Balmore, Torrance ............ 00.404 (1875) 6/0
33. (31.) River Kelvin, Carlston, Balquharrage, Inchbelly.............. 000. (1875) 4/0
35, including 34. (31.) Slamannan, Avonbridge, Black Loch.............. (1875) 6/0
36. (31.) Candiehouse, Blackstone 1.0... ..0..:ee cece cree eee ceveceueaees (1874) 4/0

* The numbers within parentheses indicate the sheets of the One-inch map in which the
Six-inch sheets are included.
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‘Geological Survey—continued.

SCOTLAND—MAPS (Six-inch)—cont. Price.

PERTH AND CLACKMANNAN SHIRES.

133. (39.) Alva, Menstrie, Blair Logie, Airthrey, Abbey Craig, Dumyat Hill . . (1878) 6/0
134. (39.) Dollar, Tillicoultry, Muckart Mill, Vicar’s Bridge, King’s Seat Hill (1878) 6/0
135. (39, 40.) Rumbling Bridge, Cauldron Linn, Lambhill Colliery.......... (1878) 4/0
139. (39.) Alloa, Cambuskenneth.... 0... ccc cece ccc cucu ueueuves cdeewasn( 878) 4/0
140. (39.) Clackmannan, Black Devon Water, Tullyallan Water ............ (1878) 6/0

141. (39, 40.) Comyie Coalfield, East Grange ........ ccc. cece ceeeueeees . (1878) 4/0
142. (31, 39.) Kincardine-on-Forth, Culross ........ ccc cc cece ceeeuees +++. (1878) 4/0
143. (31, 39, 40.) Valleyfield, Preston Island........ ccc. cece ce eceeccan ees (1878) 4/0
Illustrating the Structure of the N.W. Highlands.
SUTHERLANDSHIRE.
5. (114.) Durness ...........0.. Sencsauba cae baer eG ta radl arnineembens (1891) 6/0
71. (101 and 107.) Inchnadamph, Loch Asgsynt.... 0... 0... cece cece eens (1891) 6/0

Ill. Horizonrau Secrions.

On the scale of six inches to one mile, in sheets uniform in size with the six-inch maps.

Price 5s. each sheet.

1. Section from Edinburgh, through Arthur’s Seat, Musselburgh, Tranent, and Garlton Hills
to the coast three miles south-east of Dunbar. (1862.) [Maps.—One inch scale, 32, 33 ;
six-inch scale, Edinburghshire, 2, 3; Haddingtonshire, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11.]

2. Contains two sections illustrative of the Mid-Lothian and East Lothian coalfields, and
Pentland Hills. (1863.) [Maps.—One-inch scale, 32, 33; six-inch scale, Edinburgh-
shire, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14; Haddingtonshire, 18; Berwickshire, 7.]

3. Section from Blackcleugh Hill, Peeblesshire, across Edinburghshire, Linlithgowshire, and
the Firth of Forth, to the coast of Fife near Brucehaven. (1871.) _[Maps.—One-inch
scale, 24, 32; six-inch scale, Peeblesshire, 2, 5, 8, 12, 16,17, 21; Edinburghshire, 4, 5,
11, 17; Linlithgowshire, 2, 6, 10.]

. Section from Auchendrane near Ayr through the Ayr, Kilwinning, and Dalry coalfields
to the Firth of Clyde near Fairlie. (1871.) (Maps.—One-inch scale, 14, 21, 22; six-
inch scale, Ayrshire, 6, 7, 11, 12, 17, 22, 27, 33, 39.]

5. Section from near Loch Doon through the Dalmellington, Coylton, and Kilmarnock coal-
fields into Renfrewshire. ssisee cores eeeases cies cone cane Gees eee eee a ve eees (1871.)

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* The numbers within parentheses indicate the sheets of the One-inch map in which the
Six-inch sheets are included.
119

Geological Survey—cuntinued,

SCOTLAND—MAPS (Six-inch)—cont.

III. Horizontat Sections—cont.

6. Section from the Ayrshire county boundary through Renfrewshire by the Gleniffer Bracs,
Quarrelton Coalfield, Johnstone, and Garscadden ironstone districts across the Clyde,
Kilpatrick Hills, and Benbowie to Glen Fruin. (1876.) [Maps.—Qne-inch scale, 22,
30, 38; six-inch scale, Dumbartonshire, 10, 18, 17, 18, 22, 23, 28; -Renfrewshire, 7, 8,
11, 15, 16, 18; Ayrshire, 9.)

7. Section from the Lammermuir Hills across the Valley of the River Tweed to the Cheviot
Hills. (1877.) _(Maps.—One-inch scale, 17, 18, 25, 26; six-inch scale, Berwickshire,
15, 21, 27, 28; Roxburghshire, 6, 10, 16, 22, 28.]

8. Section from Dumgoyne, Strathblane, across the Valley of the River Kelvin, Clyde, and
Irvine, to the moor south of Loudon Hill. (1877.) [Maps.—One-inch scale, 22, 27, 30
31; six-inch scale, Stirlingshire, 21, 27, 32, 33; Lanarkshire, 1, 2, 7, 10, 11, 16, 22, 23
29, 30; Ayrshire, 20, 25.]

9. This sheet contains two Sections illustrative of the geology of parts of Lanarkshire and
Ayrshire. (1880.) [Maps.—One-inch scale, 15, 23; six-inch scale, Lanarkshire, 30, 36,
41, 45; Ayrshire, 25, 80, 31, 36, 42, 46; Dumfriesshire, 6.]

IV. Vertican Sections. Price 3s. 6d. each.

1. Illustrative of the Edinburghshire and Haddingtonshire Coalfields. (1863.) [Maps.—32,
33, one inch.]

2. Illustrative of the Fifeshire Coalfields. (1889.) [Maps.—40, one-inch, and 24, 25, 30, 31,
32, 35, 36, 37, Fifeshire, six-inch.]

3. Illustrative of the Kilmarnockshire Coalfields. (1870.) [Maps.—22, one inch, and 13, 16,
17, 18, 19, 22, 23, Ayrshire, six-inch.]

4, Illustrative of the Clyde Basin Coalfields. (1874.) [Maps.—23, 30, 31, one-inch, and 2, 6,
8, 9, 17, 18, 19, 81, Lanarkshire; 18, Renfrewshire; 23, 25, Dumbartonshire,
six-inch.]

5. Illustrative of the Stirlingshire and Clackmannanshire Coalfields. (1877.) [Maps.—31, 39,
one-inch ; 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, 35, 36, Stirlingshire; 19a, 20, 25, 26,
Dumbartonshire; 133, 134, 139, 140, 142, Perth and Clackmannanshire, six-inch.]

6. Iustrative of the Muirkirk, Glenbuck, Lesmahagow, Douglas, and Ponfeigh Coalfields.
(1879.) (Maps.—15, 23, one-inch; 25, 26, 30, 31, 36, Ayrshire; 31, 32, 37, 38, 41,
Lanarkshire ; six-inch.]

7. lustrative of the Clyde Valley Coalfields between Rutherglen and Carluke. (1879.)
[Maps.—23, 31, one-inch; 7, 8, 10, 12, 18, 19, 24, Lanarkshire, six-inch.]
120

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1, 2, and parts of 5, 6, and 11, Inishowen, County Donegal. By Edward Hull,
Joseph Nolan, R. J. Cruise, and Alexander McHenry; with Petrographical
Notes by J. S. Hyland. 8vo. 60 pp. 4 plates. 7 figures. Wrapper (1890) 3/0

3, 4, 5 (in part), 9, 10, 11 (in part), 15 and 16, comprising North West and
Central Denegal. By Edward Hull, G. H. Kinahan, Joseph Nolan,
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Alexander McHenry, with Paleontological Notes by W. H. Baily. 8vo.
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9, 10, and 11, see 1 and 3.
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F.W. Egan. 8vo. 32 pp. 2 figures. Wrapper ..........0e ees (1885) 1/0
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15 and 16, see 3.

17, and 8.E. portion of Sheet 11. By G. H. Kinahan, S. B. Wilkinson, J. Nolan,
and F. W. Egan; with Petrographical Notes by J. 8. Hyland. 8vo.
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18. Portions of the counties of Londonderry and Tyrone. By J. Nolan and
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T plates “Wrappers. ossea cesium doe oe ebla ce eel a® ne deeonth ae anes (EBSA) 1/0

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22, 23, 30, and 31 (in part), S.W. Donegal. By E. Hull, J. R. Kilroe, and W. F.
Mitchell, with Paleontological Notes by the late W. H. Baily, and Petro-
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24. Donegal and Tyrone. Portions of the Counties. By F. W. Egan, J. R.
Kilroe, and W. F. Mitchell. With Paleontological Notes by W. H. Baily.
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25. Counties Donegal and Tyrone. By S. B. Wilkinson, F. W. Egan, and
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26. Portions of the counties Tyrone and Londonderry. By J. Nolan, with

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27. By F. W. Egan, with En notes by W. H. Baily. 1 figure.
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28 and 29, see 21 and 37.

30, see 22.

31 (in part) and 3 By Richard G. Symes, with Palwontological notes by the

late W. i Baily, and Petrographical Notes by J. J. H. Teall and J. 8.
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33. Districl round Omagh, Fintona, and Irvinestown. By Sidney B. Wilkinson
and J. R. Kilroe. Paleontological notes by W. H. Baily. 8vo. 30 pp.

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34. By Joseph neo with Palzon ‘ological notes ao W. H. Baily. 5 figures.
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36. By Edward Hull and J. L. Warren. Linenineenues notes oe W. H. Baily.
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37, 38, and part of 29. By Edward Hull, J. L. Warren, and W. B. Leonard.
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39, 40, 51, 52, and part of 62. By R. G. DEES W. A. Traill, and A. McHenry.
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41, 53, 64. By Richard G. Symes, with Pelee ee notes by W. H. Baily.
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42 and 48. Portions of the counties of Sligo and Leitrim. By Arthur B. Wynne,
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45. By 8. B. Wilkinson and J. R. Kilroe, with Paleontological notes by W. H.
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46. Parts of Tyrone and Monaghan. By Richard J. Cruise, wal Pale
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47. By F. W. Egan, with Paleontological notes by W. H. Baily. 6 figures, 57 pp.
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48, By F. W. Egan, with Paleontological notes by W. H. Baily. 2 figures, 48 pp.

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51 and 52; see 39.

58; see 41.

54 and part of 42. By Richard G. Symes and J. R. Kilroe, with mepownes (en
notes by W. H. Baily. 3 figures, 23 pp........... sig dong ens . . (1880)

55. Portions of the counties of Sligo and Leitrim. By James R. Kilroe, with
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60, 61, and part of 71. By Edward Hull, with Palsontological notes by W. H.
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62 and part of 73. By W. F. Mitchell. 1 figure, 25 pp. wo. cece cece en enee (1879) 1/6
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101. a G. V. Du Noyer, with ee notes by W. H. pies 4 figures,
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105 and part of 114. By G. H. Kinahan. 9 figures, 60 pp. .......46- seas s+ (1869) 1/0
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111. By G. V. Du Noyer. 4 figures, 24 pp. ..esseseceeeneee cere even cee « (1860) 1/0
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120. By Edward Hull, with Pal. notes by W. H. Baily. 1 figure, 18 pp. .... (1880) 0/9
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145. By A. B. Wynne. Pal. notes by W. H. Baily. 18 figures, 35 pp...... (1860)
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GENERAL Memors.

Lonponperry. Report on the Geology of the County of, and of parts of Tyrone and
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. Newtown Stewart. Parts of Donegal. (Horiz. Sect., 34)...

II. MAPS,

N.B.—These Maps are not kept in store at the Stationery Ojfice, but are supplied direct

Jrom the Geological Survey Office to the authorised agents.

1. Onz-Incn Scanz.

1. Malin Head, co. Donegal ........... Maggnesaadeneweas( LOSS)

2. Glengad Head, ae. Siidibvewa nay cen 3S diaed dtateawcieg beware wee ae ox( E888)
3. Lory Island oc sia venituimeniewacs ox tagaeedies edny acter Saar vad 8 +++. (1889)
4. Dunfanaghy, co. Donegal. (Horiz. Sect., 35) ...... iw iwweiwan si14aees (1890)
5. Cardonagh, 5 (Horiz. Sect., 85) wc... .cc cee ih sseaiso easel 190)
6. Culdaff, Moville, and Inishowen Head ...,.... ccc cccucsceccverecus . (1889)
7. Bushmills, Portrush, and the Giant’s Causeway. (Horiz. Sect., 32) ..., (1887)
8. Ballyeastle, Rathlin Island, and Benmore Head. (Horiz. Sect., 30) ....(1887)
9

» Gweedore. (Horiz, Sect., 34) .iccccscscausceeseccceveseeacsseceeees (L889)
. Kilmacrenan. (Horiz. Sects., 84,35) ccccccocccccecceecceceeer sees (1890)

Londonderry. (Horiz. Sect., 35) .iccccacsecaccecvcecaeecseveesees (L890)

- Limavady, Muff, Articlave. (Horiz. Sect. 27) wise ccseveeeccevee cues (1884)

. Coleraine. Parts of counties Antrim and Londonderry: includes Coleraine,

Ballymoney, Dervock, Armoy, Garvagh, &c. (Horiz. Sects., 30, 32) .,(1883)
Cushendall, co. Antrim, part of. (Horiz. Sects., 29, 30) ..........05 . . (1886)
Dunglow. (Horiz. Sect., 37) ccc cece cece cee e ees Lar nakanaoneme nits (1850)
Letterkenny. (Horiz, Sects., 34, 86).... ccc cece cece seneaee + veee vee (1890)
Strabane, Carrigans. (Horiz, Sect., 84) .... ccc cue cee inmate +e sees (1888)
Dungiven, Claudy. (Horiz. Sect., 27) 0... ccc cece eae see eeeves sees (1884)
Maghera, Parts of Londonderry and Antrim. (Horiz. Sects., 27, 32) ..(1882)

. Ballymena. Part of County of Antrim: includes Ballymena, Glenarm,

Broughshane, Kells, and Connor. (Horiz. Seets., 29, 31, 32) ........ (1883)

. Larne. Part of the County of Antrim. (Horiz. Sect., 32) (1869; Revised 1883)

Glen Bay, co. Donegal. (Horiz. Sect., 36)
Glenties. (Horiz. Sect.,37) ....... F

. Donegal, Stranorlar. (Horiz. Sects., 36, 37)... cee aee . (1887; Revised 1891)

alain tine (1886)

. Draperstown. Parts of Tyrone and Londonderry. (Horiz. Sect., 27) .. (1882)
. Cookstown. Parts of Antrim, Londonderry, and Tyrone. (Horiz. Sect., 27)

(1880)
Antrim. Parts of the county of Antrim. (Horiz. Sects., 29,31) ......(1874)

i . Parts of Antrim and Down. (Horiz. Sects., 24, 29) ....(1869 ;
Castlckietgie Revised 1883 and 1898)

30, Kilcar, co, Donegal........... ian HMR amerie eee Tee se eae woes Cee (1890)

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Pettigoe. Parts of Donegal, Tyrone, and Fermanagh. (MHoriz. Sects., 36, 37)
(1885 ; Revised 1890)

Omagh. Parts of Fermanagh and Tyrone ........ 0... cee e eee eee eee (1885)
Ballygawley. Part of the county of Tyrone,....... 00. e cece eee eee . (1887)
Dungannon. Parts of Antrim, Armagh, and Tyrone........ 0.0.08 00e : (1875)
Belfast. (Horiz. Sects., 22, 23,31) .........0.05. (1870 ; New Edition 1876)
Newtownards. Part of the county of Down. (Horiz. Sect., 24) ........ (1869)
Small portion of the coast of Down, south-east of Ballyhalbert ........ (1869)
Exris Head. Part of the county of Mayo ..........0005 warvirae towe'ey (1878)
Benwee Head. Part of the county of Mayo. .... cscs cese cece eee eeenne (1877)
Downpatrick Head. Part of the northern coast of Mayo and Sligo...... (1877)
Part of the county of SLIGO woe. cece cece eee e eee eee cee atearactpancenion (1883)
Manor Hamilton. Part of cos. Sligo, Leitrim, and Fermanagh ........ (1885)
Kiltyclogher, Beleoo, Derrygonnelly. (HHoriz. Sect., 33) ......... +e. (1884)
Enniskillen. Parts of Tyrone and Fermanagh. (Horiz. Sect., 33) .... (1881).
Clogher. Parts of Tyrone and Monaghan, with small portions of Fermanagh

and Armagh. (orig: Sects 33) aunts ie ves honrainguikine yon ait sau asd anise (1881)
Armagh. Part of the county of Armagh, with small portions of the counties

of Tyrone and. Down) aio. asas densetqaneansecn eae cae goed coon WRed (1873)
Banbridge. Part of the county of Down. (Horiz. Sect., 22)........ (1871)
Downpatrick. Part of the county of Down...............04. eee. (1869)
North Rocks. Small rocky islands, part of the county of Down........ (1871)
Belmullet. Part of the county of Mayo .. La aaa che nat aa (1878)
Part of the county of Mayo..... een cSvbinsstas Walaa toca tetas (1879)
Killala. Parts of Mayo and Sligo........ cece eee een ese e ensues (1876)
Coolaney. Part of Sligo and a small portion of Mayo............0085 (1878)
Sligo, Drumahaire, Drumkeerin.... 6... cece eee eee eee ees tree cers (1884)
Swanlinbar. (CHorig, Sect, 83) ccesaieek cearey ented eats kyiews Fees ss (1884)
Lisnaskea. Part of Fermanagh, with small portions of Cavan and Mone)
Monaghan. Part of Monaghan, with small portion of Fermanagh and Tae
Castleblayney. Parts of Down, Monaghan, and Louth. (Horiz. marr:

Newry. Parts of Down, Armagh, and Louth. (Horiz. Sects., 22,23, 24) (1876)
Ardglass. Part of the county of Down. (Horiz. Sects., 22, 23, 24)....(1871)
Achill Island. Part of the county of Mayo........... feels Kanes (1878)

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Part of the county of Mayo ...... A Shader aie ave wanes yl iets ae «eee (1879)
Ballina. Part of the county of Mayo... ce ccc cee cece ccc ucccuues (1878)
Swineford. Parts of Sligo and Mayo.... 0.00. cc cece ceccuueeveseeees (1878)
Boyle. Parts of the counties of Sligo and Roscommon, sei small portions of

Leitrim and Mayo: ccs steiis ee edi wees sone shoe atecavssnavn sian (1875)

Carrick-on-Shannon. Parts of Cavan, Leitrim, and Roscommon. (Horiz.
Sect. 388): vent antec cc tes a demas waste ner nee day edn wee SERESS OA (1876)
Cavan. Parts of Monaghan, Cavan, and Leitrim..............-..... (1878)
Cootehill. Parts of Cavan and Monaghan........ 0... cccc cee uees (1878)
Dundalk. Parts of Armagh, Monaghan, and Louth. (Horiz. Sect., 28) (1875)
Carlingford. Parts of Armagh, Down, and Louth. (Horiz. Sects, 24, 28)
(1876)

Very small portion of the county of Down, north-east of Kilkeel........ (1871)
Clare Island. Part of the county of Mayo... 0... ccc cece ce ee cues (1879)
Westport. Part of the county of Mayo. (Horiz. Sect., 20) esse eo aeeae sae (1870)
Castlebar. Part of the county of Mayo.-.. ccc... cece cece eee eee (1870)
Ballaghaderreen. Parts of the counties of Mayo and Roscommon. ... (1874)
Elphin. Part of the county of Roscommon, with small aceon of the
counties of Mayo and Sligo ........ 0... cece ceee eee cree . (1873)
Strokestown. Parts of the counties of Leitrim, Longford, and Reco}
Granard. Parts of the counties of Cavan, Leitrim, Longford, Meath, and
Westmeath ..........00 eee bias aunt elena nae a ineene mares vigtereauee (1872)
Ballyjamesduff. Parts of the counties of Cavan and Meath, with w small
portion of Monaghan. (Horiz. Sect., 28)... cece ccc ceen eens eee (1874)
Ardee. Parts of the counties of Cavan, Louth, Meath, and Monaghan.
(Horiz. Sect., 28).... 0.00005 ee err re (1870)
Clogher. Part of county Louth............esee eee eee eeeeeas Tony s'4 (1869)
Parts of the coast of Galway and Mayo. (Horiz. Sect., 26)......4. +44. (1874)
Parts of Mayo and Galway. (Horiz. Sects., 25, 26).........5 we eyes (1874)
Ballinrobe. Parts of the counties of Mayo and Galway. (Horiz. Sects., aes
Clare. Parts of Mayo, Roscommon, and Galway......icceeeeeee eens (1868)
Roscommon. Parts of Roscommon and Galway......-...sseeee sees (1868)
Longford. Parts of Roscommon and Longford ..... vevexeweaa cote (1867)
Edgeworthstown. Parts of Longford, Meath, and Westmeath........ (1867)
Kells. Parts of Meath and Westmeath... ccc ceee eee eee ener ees (1867)
Navan. Parts of Meath, Louth, and Dublin............ (1867; Revised 1871)
Drogheda. Parts of Louth, Meath, and Dublin. (Hoviz. Svct., 14) (1867 ;

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Clifden. Part of the county of Galway cc. cscc cece ens e eae cree eene (1876)
Recess, Part of the county of Galway. (Horiz. Sect., 25)......00 cee (1877)
Headford. Parts of Mayo and Galway. (Horiz. Sect., 25)..c.ccse eens (1869)
Tuam. Pariof county Galway cca icccsaianncwirarn bee Ok ee kw atws (1867)
Mount Bellew. Parts of Galway and Roscommon 1... .... eee ever eens (1867)
Ballymahon, Parts of Roscommon, Longford, and Westmeath ........ (1865)
Mullingar. Parts of Westmeath and Longford 1... .... sees sees eens ee (1864)
Kinnegad, Parte of Meath, Westmeath, and Kildare... ....scee eee eee (1866)
Trim, Parts of Meath, with small parts of Kildare and Dublin ........ (1859)
Swords, Part of Dublin, with parts of Moath, (Horiz. Sect., 14) ...... (1859)
Slyne Head, Part of the county of Galway.....cccce cece eee eee eens (1870)
Part of the county of Galway. (Horiz. Sect., 25) ...cceceacesveee vues (1870)
Galway, Part of the county of Galway........ eee eae icra Weewadcan (1869)
Athenry. Part of Galway... csc sees ceee cece ees a idbee dasa BN ea eR (1867)
Ballinasloe. Parts of Galway and Roscommon oo... sees esse cree cece (1867)

Athlone. Parts of Roscommon, Westmeath, Galway, and King’s County (1865)

Tullamore, Parts of Westmeath and King’s County .... csc. eee eae » + 6(1864)
Edenderry. Parts of King’s County, Kildare, Meath, and Westmeath .. (1859)
Maynooth, Parts of Kildare, Dublin, and Meath .....ces seve ceee ees (1859)
Dublin, Part of county Dublin. (Horiz. Sect., 14).....,. (1859; Revised 1875)
Arran Islands.. Part of county of Galway ........ cscs cea eeee cane ee (1869)
Ballyvaghan. Parts of Clare and Galway. (Horiz. Sect., 17) .......5 (1862 ;
Revised 1882)
Loughrea. Parts of Galway and Clave. (Horiz. Sect., 18) ..cceseevees (1865)
Portumna. Parts of Galway and Tipperary. (Horiz. Sect., 18)........ (1865)
Parsonstown. Parts of Galway, Tipperary, and King’s County ........ (1863)
Mountmellick. Parts of the King’s County and Queen’s County........ (1863)
Portarlington. Parts of King’s County, Queen’s County, and Kildare .. (1857)
Naas. Parts of Kildare and Wicklow, with small part of Dublin........ (1855)
Bray. Parts of Wicklow and Dublin... ccc. ccc cee ceee cece eee tees (1855)
Hags Head. Parts of Clave and Galway ........ cee ue (1862 ; Revised 1882)
Ennistimon. Part of Clare. (IZoriz. Sect.,17) ........ (1862 ; Revised 1882)
Gort. Parts of Galway and Clare. (Horiz. Sects, 17 and 18) ........ (1863)
Woodford. Parts of Clare, Galway, and Tipperary. (Horiz. Sects., “dses}
Roscrea. Parts of Tipperary, King’s County, and Queen’s County. (Horiz..

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Maryborough. Part of Queen’s County, with small parts of King’s County and

Tipperary. (Horiz. Sects.,3 and 11) ................ (1862 ; Revised 1879)
Athy. Parts of oe County and Kildare. (Horiz. Sects., 2 and 3; and

Vert. Sec.,1).. KANON EME adc cece eRe ten (1858 ; Revised 1878)
Baltinglass. Parts of Wicklow, Kildare, and Carlow............... +++ (1855)
Wicklow. Part of the county of Wicklow ...... ...... . (1855 ; Revised 1862)
Mullagh. Part of county Clare ......00 0... cece cece (1860 ; Revised 1882)
Ennis. Part of county Clare. (Horiz. Sect.,9)....... . (1860; Revised 1882)
Six-Mile-Bridge. Part of the county of Clare. (Horiz. Sect.,9)........(1861)

Nenagh. Parts of Tipperary, Clare, and Limerick. (Horiz. Sects., 9, 17) (1861)

. Templemore. Parts of ean me s ae and yee s County. (Horiz.

Sect., 11) .... aversion i en een «eile (1860)
Durrow. Parts of Queen’s County, a and Tipperary. (Horiz. Seets.,

1,10) ........ ja wisty epee dee FART AS Ne RG SURE (1860 ; Revised 1878)
Carlow. Parts of Kilkenny, Carlow, Queen’s County, and Kildare. (Horiz.

Sects., 1, 2, and 3, and Vert. Sect. 1) ...eccec cence eee *(1858 ; Revised 1879)
Tullow. Parts of Carlow, Kildare, Wicklow, and Wexford. (Horiz. a
Arklow. Parts of Wicklow and Wexford................(1856; Revised 1861)
Loop Head. Part of Clare ............ cee eee eee ee (1859 ; Revised 1882)
Kilrush. Parts of Clare and Kerry........ 0... 0000-00 (1859 Revised 1881)
Foynes. Parts of Clare, Kerry, and Limerick .......... (1859 ; Revised 1882)

Limerick. Parts of Clare and Limerick. (Horiz. Sects., 7,9) ........(1860;
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Cappamore. Parts of Clare, Tipperary, and Limerick. (Horiz. Sects., 7
C18) goaeeneG Sahihes Keia eS Tess Brae ae eu (1860; Revised 1874)

Thurles. Part of Tipperary. (Horiz. Sect.,10) 2... 0... ccc cece eee . (1860)

Ballingarry. Parts of ‘Tipperary and Kilkenny. (Horiz. Sect., 10)
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Kilk mny. Parts of Kilkenny and Carlow. (Horiz. Sects., 2, 3, and 12.)
acne y (1857; Revised 1879)

Newtownbarry. Parts of Carlow and Wexford .......... (1856 ; Revised 1862)
Gorey. Part of Wexford........ 0.6... ee eee cece eee (1856 ; Revised 1862)
Kerry Head oo... ccc ence cee tee eens bao aaa ewes aewnwen (1859)
Listowel. Part of Kerry 00.0.0... cee cece cere en teens (1859 ; Revised 1881)
Newcastle. Parts of Limerick and Kerry ............- . (1860 ; Revised 1881)
Rathkeale. Part of Limerick. (Horiz. Sect., 8)... ..cceece seven eens (1860)

i i ‘and Limerick. (Horiz. Sects., 6, 7, and 8)
Tipperary. Parts of Tipperary ‘an Gis607 Reviced 1974)

Cashel, Part of Tipperary. (Horiz. Sect. 16)..... ,..+.(1859 Revised 1879)

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QING. TB) ich wt is disnssig wi iesascaossasbrriatac vote as hese teed wate Nanaia . (1857)
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Blackwater... -Part:of Wexf6rd: csacccini wave vgs wg-siby ania ences are (1855)
Brandon Head. Part of Kerry. (Horiz. Sect. 15)......00 cece as weve (1859)
Tralee Bay. Part of Kerry. (Horiz. Sect., 15) ..... eapanens een ee . (1859)
Tralee. Part of Kerry. (Horiz. Sect., 20) .....ceceeees . (1859; Revised 1883}
Newmarket. Parts of Kerry, Limerick, and Cork ........ (1859; Revised 1882)

Charleville. Parts of the counties of Limerick and Cork. (1859; Revised 1882)

Mitchelstown. Parts of Limerick, Cork, and Tipperary. (Horiz. Sect., 6)
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Clonmel. Parts of Tipperary and Waterford. (Horiz. Sect., 16) (1857; ae
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13) pine Wide SSbh gels eee ke Retow OR e He ES dee aeRO CARS . (1857 ; Revised 1863)
Waterford. Parts of Kilkenny, Waterford, and Wexford. (1857; Revised 1863)
Wexford. Part of the county of Wexford ............. . (1856 ; Revised 1878)
Rosslare Point. Part of Wexford ............4++..+4+.(1856; Revised 1873)
Dingle. Part of Kerry. (Horiz. Sect., 15) voc. cece cece cece cee eee (1859)
Dingle Bay. Part of Kerry. (Horiz. Sect., 15) coc. cece ccc cc eee aes . + (1859)
Killarney. Part of Kerry. (Horiz. Sects., 20 and 21) ..,.(1859; Revised 1882)

Millstreet. Parts of Kerry and Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 4). ..(1859 ; Revised 1882)

Mallow. Part of the county of Cork......... WGaenaw eens (1858 ; Revised 1882)
Fermoy. Part of Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 5) .iccccceceeees (1857 ; Revised 1882)
Lismore. Parts of Waterford, Cork, and Tipperary. (Horiz. Scet., 16), . (1857)
Dungarvan. Part of Waterford. (Horiz. Sect.,13)...... (1857 ; Revised 1863)
Tramore. Parts of Waterford and Wexford ............(1857; Revised 1863)
Fethard. Part of Wexford v.00... 0000 cccesseeeeeveees (1856 ; Revised 1876)
Carngore Point. Part of Wexford............... ekeawey (1856 ; Revised 1873)
Valencia. Part of Kerry ..... iWbnge aes : eat tel aaa inieh deh eads aye wrens . (1859)
Cahersiveen. Part of Kerry. (Horiz. Sect., 21) vo .ccccee cece ccc eae (1859)
Kenmare. Part of Kerry. (Horiz. Sects., 19, 20, and 21)............., (1859)
Parts of the counties of Kerry and Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 4) ........00s. (1858)
Blarney. Part of Cork.... ccc see eee ence eens oVGteetiaskeeiakys (1858)
Cork. Part of the county of Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 5)....(1857; Revised

1863)

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Geological Survey—continued.

Price.
IRELAND—MAPS (One-inch)—cont.

188. Youghal. Parts of Cork and Waterford. (Horiz. Sect., 16) sie sosaisesdne (1857) 3/0
189. Mine Head. Part of Cork ........ cece cee cesecseuuues eve sense eee (1858) 1/6
190. Bolus Head. Part of Kerry... 2... 0... cee cece cece cece ceeucueeees . (1859) 1/6
191. Kenmare River. Parts of Kerry and Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 21) ......., (1858) 3/0
192. Glengariff. Parts of Kerry and Cork. (Horiz. Sects., 19 and 21) ...... (1858) 3/0

193. Dunmanway. Part of Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 4) oc. ccc. cece teeeee eres (1858) 3/0
194. Bandon. Part of Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 4).... ccc. cceccccn sees veuccees (1858) 3/0
195. Queenstown. Part of Cork. (Horiz. Sect. 5)..ccccceceee ee AG eee tees (1857) 3/0
196. Ballycottin. Part of Cork ..............000- drips Naeate Seni wes (1857) 1/6
197. Dursey Head. Part of Cork .. 0... ..c. ccc ccee cece cee ceauvesacs .. (1858) 1/6
198. Castletown Bearhaven. Part of Cork ......cccceccecceeccucceuceue . (1858) 3/0
199. Bantry. Part of Cork. (Horiz. Sects., 19 and 21).... 0... cece e eae . (1859) 3/0
200. Skibbereen. Part of Cork. (Horiz. Sect.,U9)..c. cee ccee cen ceeeuaes (1858) 3/0
201. Clonakilty. Part of Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 4) coc. cccc cece cece uveuues . (1858) 3/0
202. Old Head of Kinsale. Part of Cork ....... SPARS aac sae a he, sek REO . (1857) 1/6
203. Mizen Head. Part of Cork... 2... 0... cece eee aes eaeaeeea aie wigs (1858) 1/6
204. Cape Clear. Part of Cork ..........cc eee ee i arid evare Greta siecielandl Wa dajarig ss . (1858) 1/6
205. Toe Head. Part of Cork. (Horiz. Sect., 19) coc. ccce cece cee eee eee (1858) 1/6

Table of One-Inch Maps included in each County.

The Country has been Surveyed on the scale of six inches to a mile, and the One-inch Maps
have been reduced from this Survey. For particulars see the detailed List of separate Sheets.
All the Sheets have Memoirs. The Wicklow Mines are described in Part 3 of vhe “ Records

of the School of Mines.” (See p. 66.)
Antrim. 7, 8, 13, 14, 19-21, 27-29, 35, 36.
Armagh. 35, 36, 46-48, 58, 59, 60, 70, 71.
Carlow. 129, 137, 138, 147, 148, 157, 158.
Cavan. 44, 56, 57, 67-69, 79-81.
Clare. 114, 115, 122-5, 131-4, 140-4.
Cork. 153, 163-6, 174-7, 185-8, 191-205.
Donegal. 1-6, 9-12, 15-17, 22-25, 30-32, 43.
Down. 29, 36-38, 47-50, 59, 60, 61, 71, 72.
Dublin. 92, 101, 102, 111, 112, 120, 121.
Fermanagh. 31, 32, 33, 43-46, 56-58.
Galway. 83-87, 93-97, 103-108, 113-117, 124, 125.
Kerry. 141, 142, 150-2, 160-3, 171-4, 182-5, 190-3.
Kildare. 100, 101, 110, 111, 119, 120, 128, 129, 187, 138,
Kilkenny. 136, 137, 146, 147, 156, 157, 167, 168.
133

Geological Survey—continued,

IRELAND—MAPS, &¢.—cont.

King’s County. 108, 109, 110, 117, 118, 119, 126, 127, 135.
Leitrim. 31, 43, 44, 55, 56, 66, 67, 68, 78, 79.
Limerick. 134, 142-4, 152-154, 163-5.
Londonderry. 6, 7, 11-18, 17-19, 26, 27.
Longford. 68, 78, 79, 88, 89, 98, 99.
Louth. 59, 60, 70, 71, 81, 82, 91, 92.
Mayo. 39-41, 51-54, 62-66, 73-77, 83-86, 95.
Meath. 79, 80, 81, 89, 90, 91, 92, 100, 101, 102, 110, 111.
Monaghan. 46, 57-59, 69, 70, 80, 81.
Queen’s County. 118, 119, 126-8, 135-7.
Roscommon. 55, 56, 66, 67, 76-78, 86-88, 97, 98, 107, 108.
Sligo. 31, 41-43, 53-55, 64-66, 77.
Tipperary. 116, 117, 125-7, 134-6, 144-6, 154-6, 165, 166, 167, 177.
Tyrone. 17, 18, 24-27, 32-35, 45-47.
Waterford. 166, 167, 168, 176, 177, 178, 179, 188, 189.
Westmeath. 79, 89, 90, 98, 99, 100, 108, 109, 110.
Wexford. 138, 139, 148, 149, 157, 158, 159, 168-170, 179, 181.
Wicklow. 120, 121, 129, 130, 138, 139, 148.

Coal-fields,

Ballycastle. 8.

Castlecomer. 128, 137.

Dungannon (Tyrone). 35.

Kanturk. 174, 175.

Killenaule (Tipperary). 146.

L. Allen (Connaught). 55, 56, 66, 67

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134

Geological Survey—continued,

IRELAND.
Ill. HORIZONTAL SECTIONS.
On the Scale of Six Inches to One Mile. Price 5s. each sheet.
Sheet.
1. Section from near Abbeyleix across the Castlecomer Coalfield, to the Granite east of

10.

11

12,

Carlow ; with a short Section on the Eastern Side of the Granite, South of Tinahely, in
nearly the same line. (1860.) (Maps 136, 137, 138.]

- Section from the city of Kilkenny northwards through the Castlecomer Coalfield to Athy

and the County of Kildare. (1860.) [Maps 120, 128, 129, 137, 147.]

. Section from the Limestone Plain between Abbeyleix and Maryborough, over Cullenagh

Hill, and thence south-eastwards across the Castlecomer Coalfield to the Valley of: the
Barrow, south of Old Leighlin, and Bagenalstown. (1860.) (Maps 127, 128, 137, 147.]

. A continuous Section from Galley Head, on the coast of Cork, northwards by Macroom

and Musheramore, to the Coalfield north of Millstreet. (1860.) [Maps 174, 185, 193,
194, 201.]

. Section 1. From Flat Head, northwards across the country lying on the western side of

Cork Harbour. 2. Continuation of No. 1 0n a slightly different line across the -upper
part of Cork Harbour and the River Lee, by Glanmire to Watergrass Hill. 3. A Con-
tinuation of No. 2, on a slightly different line by Rathcormack and Fermoy. (1860.)
[Maps 195, 187, 176.]

. Section across the ridge to the westward of the Knockmealdown Hills, and the Mitchels-

town Valley, to the Slieve Phelim Hills. (1860.) [Maps 144, 154, 165.]

. Section 1. Across the Trappean basin of the County Limerick, to a ridge near Emly.

2. From Cromwell’s Hill, northwards by Kilteely and Caherconlish to Maddyboy.
(1860.) [Maps 143, 144, 154.]

. Section 1. From Uregare, near Bruit, across Knockdirk and Ballybrood to Drumsallagh,

Portnard, and the flanks of the Slieve Phelim Hills. 2. By Lough Gur, Rawleystown
Court, and over Knockroe to Inch. 3. From near Ballybrood, astwards over Pallas
Hill. 4. From Rockhill to Ballinleeny, county Limerick. 5. Across Knockfeerina,
county Limerick. (1860.) (Maps 144, 153, 154.]

. Section 1. Across Keeper Hill and the Silvermines district. From Ballyard graveyard

across the Kilmastulla Valley, to the flanks of the Arra Mountains. 3. From Car-
rickallybaun (two miles N. of Killaloe), through Tomgraney, to Drewsborough House.
4. From the south slope of the Cratloe Mountains across Slieve Bernagh, by Kilkishen
to Danganville. 5. Across the ground between Mauricesmills and Ennis. (1861.)
(Maps 182, 133, 184, 143.]

Section 1. Across the Slievardagh Coal Field, from near the village called the Four Roads,
to the northern flank of the Nine Mile House table land. Section 2. From near the
village of New Birmingham, across Earl’s Hill Colliery to Wilford House, two miles
south of the village of Ballingarry. 3. From Littlefield House, across Boulea Collieries,
to west of Ballingarry. 4. From Woodsgift to near the village of Tullarvan. 5. From
near Johnstown, over Spa Hill. 6. From the Hollyford Mines to Marlow, north-west of
Clonoulty. (1861.) [Maps 136, 145, 146, 156.]

Section 1. Across the Devil’s Bit Mountains to the neighbourhood of Templemore.
2. Across the country between the Slievebloom and Devil’s Bit Mountains. 38. Over
Knockshigowna Hill to the Little Brosna River. 4. Across the Slievebloom range
(1862.) [Maps 126, 127, 135.]

Section 1. From near Langley Lodge to the top of Slievenaman. 2. From Sheepstown
cross roads to south of Thomastown. 3. From Stonyford to valley of Arrigle River,
south of Mount Argula. 4. From Gowran Demesne to near Coolhill Castle. 5. From
the Coal Measures, seen in Moneyfelim River, across the Valley of the Barrow. (1862.)
[Maps 147, 156, 157.]
135

Geological Survey—continued.

IRELAND—HORIZONTAL SECTION (Six-inch)—cont.

Sheet.

13. Section 1. From the neighbourhood of Dungarvan to Poulakerry, near Kilsheclan.
2. From Nine Mile House table land to one mile South of Graiguenamanagh. (1862.)
[Maps 156, 157, 167, 178.]

14. Section 1. From Oldtown to the Naul. 2. From Knightstown Quarry to the Bog of the
Ring. 3. Across Donabate Promontory. 4. Along the coast from shore 8. of Rush, to
shore N. of Skerries. 5. Across the Hill of Howth. 6. 8. of Killakee House, through
Mountpelier Hill, to Allenton House. 7. From the Granite at Three Rock Mountain on
the south, to the Limestone at Donnybrook on the north. 8. From Killiney and
Rochestown Hill, to the shore at Blackrock. (1862.) [Maps 92, 102, 112.]

15. Section 1. From Sybil Head to Slea Head, general direction from north to south.
2. From Brandon Head, through Mount Brandon, to Bull’s Head. 3. From Tralee Bay,
across Caherconree Mountain, to Castlemaine Harbour. (1862.) [Maps 160, 161,
171, 172.]

16. Section from Knockadoon Head, to the Hast end of the Galty Mountains. (1862.) [Maps
155, 166, 177, 188.]

17. No. 1. Through Lisdoonvarna to Black Head, Galway Bay. No.2. From Inchiquin
Lough by Crusheen to Slieve Aughta. No.3. From Ayle to Killanena. No. 4. From
Scarriff to Turkenagh. (1864.) [Maps 114, 123, 124, 125, 134.]

18. No.1. From Scarriff to Dunsandle (Loughrea). No. 2. Through Toberelatan to Kylebeg.
No. 3. From Marblehill to Dalystown. (1864.) [Maps 115, 116, 124, 125.]

19. Section from Toe Head, by Bantry to Kilgarvan. (1866.) [Maps 184, 192, 199, 200, 205.]

20. Section across the Kenmare Valley over Macgillycuddy’s Reeks, and the Slievemish
Mountains near Tralee. (1865.) [Maps 162, 173, 184.]

21. Section 1. From Kilgarvan to Ross Island south of Killarney. 2. From the Eastern end
of Bear Island to the Kenmare River. 3. From Rosmore Island to Mullaghanatten
Mountain. (1866.) [Maps 173, 183, 184, 191, 192, 199.]

22. Section from Annalong, County Down, to Lough Neagh. (1873.) [Maps 36, 48, 60, 61.]

23. Section 1. Across the Mourne Mountains and Slieve Croob to Lough Neagh (continued).

2. From Warrenpoint to the sea at Newcastle, County Down. (1874.) [Maps 36,
60, 61.]

24. Section 1. From Soldier’s Point, at the entrance to Carlingford Lough, to the sea at
Neweastle, County Down. 2. From Killinchy across Scrabo Hill to the sea at Cultra,
County Down. (1874.) [Maps 29, 37, 60, 61, 71.]

25. Section from Kilkieran Bay on the south to Killary Harbour on the north. (1879.) [Maps
84, 94, 104.)

26. Section 1. From Killary Harbour to Clew Bay. 2. From Moher Lough to Lough Mask.
(1879.) [Maps 74, 83, 84, 85.]

27. Section 1. From Lough Neagh on the south-east, across White Mountain to Brown Hill,
County Londonderry, on the north-west. 2. From Fir Mountain across Slieve Gallion
to the Moyola River east of Curran. 38. From Lough Foyle going eastward over
Binevenagh. (1889.) [Maps 12, 18, 19, 26, 27, one inch.]

28. Section 1. From the county boundary 44 miles south-west of Carrickmacross to Barnes
Bridge, near Newry. 2. Across the Carlingford Promontory from Dundalk Bay to
Carlingford Lough. (1889.) [Maps 59, 70, 71, 81.]

29. Section 1. From Carrickfergus in a N.N.W. direction to Fair Head and Rathlin Island
(1890.) [Maps 14, 20, 28, 29.)

30. Section 1. Continuation Section, Sheet 29. 2. Rathlin Island. 3. Section three miles

west of Armoy by Knocklayd Mountain to the coast at Portnagee Colliery. (1890.)
(Maps 8, 13, 14.]
136

Geological Survey—continued.

TRELAND.—HORIZONTAL SECTION (Six-inch)—cont.

Sheet.
31.

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33.

34.

35.

36.

37.

Section 1, From the River Lagan south of Belfast in a N.N.W. direction to Bengore
Head, Giant’s Causeway. (1891.) [Maps 20, 28, 36.]

- Section 1, Continued from Sheet 31. Section 2. From Taitstown in an E.N.E. direction

through Glynn, Larne Lough, and Island Magee. (1892.) [Maps 7, 13, 14, 20, 21.]

Section from River Shannon, 3 miles 8.W. of Drumshambo across Slieve Anierin, Cuileagh
and Enniskillen. (1891.) [Maps 44, 45, 56, 67.]

Section from River Finn west of Castlefinn in a N.N.W. direction by Errigal to the
Atlantic Ocean near the Bloody Foreland. (1891.) [Maps 9, 10, 16, 17, 25.]

Section 1. From Ray Point, Lough Swilly, in a N.N.W. direction across Knockalla to the
Atlantic Ocean at Rinmore Point. Showing Metamorphic and Igneous Rocks and
Lower Old Red Sandstone. Section 2. From Lough Fern in a N.W. direction across
Lough Salt Mountain, and east of Dunfanaghy to the Atlantic Ocean at Horn Head.
Showing Metamorphic and Igneous Rocks. (1894.) [Maps 4, 5, 10, 11.]

Section 1. From Donegal Bay in a N.N.E. direction to Reelan River, by Bluestack and
Gaugin Mountains. 2. Section in a N.N.W. direction over Slieve League from Donegal
Bay to the Atlantic Ocean. (1891.) [Maps 22, 24, 31, 32.)

Section from Ballykillowen Hill going N.W. by Donegal and Glenties to Crohy Head.
(1892.) [Maps 15, 23, 24, 32.]

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SHEET 3,—Section from near Kilcullen, in the county of Kildare, to Mizen Head, in the
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No. 2. Section from Lough Tay to near Five-Mile-Point, in county of Wicklow.
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