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COAL-MEASURES.
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The following are a few of the sections that show this northern expanded form of the Bottom coal:—

Messrs. Davis and Bloomer's Pit, No. 3, Pelsall Wood Colliery.

  FT. IN. FT. IN.
Shallow coal   4 0
Fire-clay 3 0
Strong clod 30 0
Strong rock 12 0
Deep coal (roofs)   3 0
Fire-clay 2 6
Deep coal   5 0
  47 6 12 0
Total   59 6

(See Vertical Sections, sheet 26, No. 43.)


High Bridge Colliery, about a quarter of a mile north-east of "The Moat."

  FT. IN. FT. IN.
Shallow coal   5 2
Fire-clay 3 0
Rock binds 13 0
Hard grit and peldon 4 0
White grit rock 6 0
Rock binds 5 9
Hard grit 6 0
Deep coal (roof)   1 9
Clod 9 0
Deep coal   4 7
  46 9 11 6
Total   68 8

(See Vertical Sections, sheet 26, No. 46.)

Cathedral Colliery, Brown Hills, just south of 120th milestone on Watling Street.

  FT. IN. FT. IN.
Shallow coal   6 0
Fire-clay 2 0
Strong blue laminated shale 10 0
Rock binds 12 0
Strong rock, with dark shades 6 0
Shale, with ironstone layers 11 3
Deep coal (roof)   0 10
Dark shale 3 2 5 0
Deep coal   5 0
  44 5 11 10
Total   56 3

(See Vertical Sections, sheet 26, No. 41.)