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Volume 5 - January 1898

Contents

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Original Articles

  • VII.—On the Occurrence of Arenig Shales beneath the Carboniferous Rocks at the Menai Bridge1

  • Edward Greenly
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    01 May 2009, pp. 560-562

  • The shore of the Menai Straits on the Carnarvonshire side, nearthe Suspension Bridge, is composed, as is well known, ofsandstones and shales belonging to the Carboniferous Series. Abouta quarter of a mile west of the bridge, however, some fissile, reddishand greenish shales appear on the foreshore, dipping at higherangles than usual. This might easily be ascribed to local disturbance, as a large fault is not far off, though the shale differs somewhat from that which is common in the Carboniferous rocks of the district, a fact which was noticed by Mr. G. H. Morton, who went with me along this part of the section.

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Notices of Memoirs

  • Notices of Memoirs

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    01 May 2009, pp. 131-133
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  • VIII.—Note on the Martley Quartzite

  • Theodore Groom
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    01 May 2009, pp. 562-564

  • My attention has been drawn to a recent notice' by Mr. Colesof a quartzite at Martley. Since this area is included withinthe district of the Malvern and Abberley Hills, which I have beenengaged in studying for more than two years, a brief descriptionof the relations of the rocks, as determined by myself in Januaryof the present year, may not be out of place. The small patch of interesting rocks here is likely to become covered up as cultivation progresses; indeed, the exposure is evidently much less extensive than it was when Phillips described it in his memoir on the Malvern and Abberley Hills. Mr. Coles has, moreover, I think, hardly done justice to the remarkable section exposed here.

Reports and Proceedings

Obituary

  • Samuel A. Miller

  • F. A. B.
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    01 May 2009, p. 192
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Obituary

  • George Harry Piper, F.G.S.

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    01 May 2009, pp. 94-96
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Correspondence

  • The Submerged Platform of Western Europe

  • Edward Hull
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    01 May 2009, pp. 478-480
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  • A Mechanical Theory of the Divining-Rod

  • M. E. Wadsworth
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    01 May 2009, p. 239
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  • Professor des Cloizeaux, Memb. Inst. de France

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    01 May 2009, p. 480
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