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Aikin Arthur, Esq. Observations on a bed of Trap occurring in the colliery of Birch hill in Staffordshire | 251 |
Alluvial Formations of the North of Ireland | 193 |
Alluvial land, small quantity in Sky | 18 |
Analcime, found abundantly at Talisker in Sky | 82 |
Antrim, Description of the Sections presented by the Coast of | 196 |
Asbestus, its soft state while in the bed | 285 |
Barbadoes, Dr. Skey's remarks on the structure of | 236 |
──────── Successive terraces of different elevations in | 237 |
Barytes, Sulphate of, Vein of, in the limestone of Cannington Park | 365 |
Basalt, stratified, enormous mas covering secondary strata in the North of Ireland | 129 |
────── Extent of the area of, in the North of Ireland | 179 |
──────Tabular, in the North of Ireland | 181 |
────── Columnar, in the North of Ireland, described | 181 |
────── Mr. Conybeare's arguments in favor of its igneous origin | 208 |
────── Large spherical mass of, enveloped in the chalk on the coast of Antrim | 212 |
────── overlying the chalk in Antrim and Derry, described | 198 |
Basaltic Dykes, effect produced by their traversing chalk in the North of Ireland | 172 |
────────── remarkable one traversing the red sandstone of the Coast of Antrim | 200 |
Basaltic group of Mountains in the North-East of Ireland described | 127 |
Berger, J. F. M.D. On the Geological Features of the North-Eastern Counties of Ireland | 121 |
────────────── On the Dykes of the North of Ireland | 223 |
Bitumen, found in Barbadoes | 241 |
Blaven, in Sky, situation of the mountain so called | 12 |
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