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INDEX.


  1. A.
  2. Page
  3. Abstract of principal coals20
  4. Action of forces of disturbance155
  5. Air heads221
  6. Aldridge trial pits99, 160
  7. Alteration of coal, speculations on nature of123
  8. Alteration of "green rock" into "white rock" trap118
  9. Amount of coal in different parts of field106
  10. Analysis of basalt117
  11. ——— of "white rock" trap118
  12. Arblaster, Samuel, found ironstone beneath deep coal of Brown Hills76
  13. ———, on outcrop of coal170
  14. Arenaceous materials of Coal-measures16
  15. Argillaceous materials of Coal-measures15
  16. Ash, trappean, associated with basalt130
  17. Attwood, Mr., the Hawn colliery of28
  18. Aymestrey limestone106
  19. ——— fossils of116
  20. B.
  21. Baekstone ironstone21,34
  22. Baggeridge Wood, Permian conglomerate of13
  23. Bagnall's, Messrs., pit near Tividale, Thick coal injured by "rock and rig" and trap43
  24. ———, limestone pits of107
  25. Baker, Philip, of Landywood89
  26. Bald's Hill fault165
  27. Ballstone ironstone (Baremoor)55
  28. Bangham pit, section in lane leading to9,10,14
  29. Baremoor colliery30
  30. ——— —— rock fault at46
  31. ——— —— section of47
  32. ——— —— swell or roll at52
  33. Barnford Hill, Permian conglomerate of12
  34. Barr Beacon, height of2
  35. ——— Great Permian rocks at186
  36. ——— limestone108
  37. ——— —— and Llandovery rocks found only on east side of coal-field134
  38. Barrow Hill colliery30
  39. ——— —— basalt of124
  40. Basalt3, 117
  41. ——— and Greenstone, difference between, owing to circumstances150
  42. ——— —— cut and shifted by faults132
  43. ——— and ash120, 131
  44. ——— analysis of117
  45. ——— at Yew-tree Hill154
  46. ——— contemporaneous131
  47. ——— of Barrow Hill124
  48. ——— of Netherton125
  49. ——— of Rowley120
  50. ——— of Pouk Hill125
  51. ——— mode of deposit of130
  52. ——— poured out on surface130
  53. ——— of Rowley, its influence on117
  54. ——— the dislocation of the rocks152
  55. Base of Coal -measures80
  56. Bass coal24
  57. Batt or bass16
  58. Beaudesert Old Park, section in104
  59. Beckett, Mr. H, of Wolverhampton, sections communicated by39, 94
  60. ——— —— faults between Birch Hills and Harden communicated by169
  61. ——— —— mining plans of Norton Manor, communicated by102
  62. ——— —— on stools of plants in coal201
  63. ——— —— faults laid down by210
  64. Bell Inn, Northfield, Permian rock near9
  65. Benches, bottom of Thick coal21, 35
  66. ——— coal of Wyrley92
  67. Bentley, beds below Heathen coal56
  68. ——— Bind coal and ironstone at21, 88
  69. ——— Blue flats at79
  70. ——— Bottom coal at72, 168
  71. ——— fault87, 168
  72. ——— Fire-clay balls at64
  73. ——— Fire-clay coal at65, 168
  74. ——— General section at23
  75. ——— George, Mr., of,65, 69, 79,88, 98, 167,174
  76. ——— Heathen coal at55, 88, 158
  77. ——— Hey coal24, 88, 93, 158
  78. ——— Lambstone ironstone at88
  79. ——— Limestone pit at84
  80. ——— New Mine coal at60, 168
  81. ——— New Mine stone at56
  82. ——— Old Man's coal of24, 88, 168
  83. ——— Poor Robin at58
  84. ——— separation of New Mine coals at22
  85. Bibbley rock, description of16