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  2. Cannock Chase, New Red sandstone of187
  3. Cannock Mill, section at103
  4. Caradoc (Llandovery) sandstone14, 106
  5. Carbonaceous materials of Coal-measures12
  6. Carboniferous iivestone: pebbles of in Permian conglomerate13
  7. Castle Foot pottery, near Dudley, outcrops of coal near62
  8. Castle Hill, Beaudesert, height of2
  9. Castle Hill— — — outcrop of coal at123
  10. Castle Hill— — — Dudley, height of 2
  11. Castle Hill— — — Dudley,— — — section at107
  12. Castle Hill— — — Dudley,— — — structure of145
  13. Cat earth or heath, or catch earth,21, 34, 45
  14. Cathedral colliery, Brown Hills58, 73
  15. Causeway Green colliery44
  16. Caverns of Wren’s Nest147
  17. Central and northern part of coal-field, general description143
  18. Central— — — and— — — northern part detailed description159
  19. Centeral— — — and south-eastern part of coal-field, general description143
  20. Centeral— — — and— — — detailed description162
  21. Chalk flints in gravel6
  22. Chance, Messrs., pits near Oldbury,42, 177
  23. Charles coal of Wyrley and Essingto23, 92, 95
  24. Checkley, Mr. W., of Spring Hill, near Bloxwich172
  25. Chillington Colliery, bindstone at55
  26. Chillington— — — Blue flats at78
  27. Chillington— — — Green rock at128
  28. Chillington— — — Gubbin and Balls at75
  29. Chillington— — — New Mine stone at26
  30. Chillington— — — Measures at63
  31. Chillington— — — Silurian at84
  32. Church Bridge, section near97
  33. Church Hill, Permian breceia at15
  34. Cinder coal24, 26, 169
  35. Claycross colliery54
  36. Clayhanger and Daw End fault, magnitude of101
  37. Clayhanger— — — cuts off at of Pelsall and Brown Hills170
  38. Clayhanger— — — a branch of eastern boundary fault180
  39. Clent Hills, height of1
  40. Clint Hills,— — — New Red sandstone near187
  41. Clint Hills,— — — Permian rocks of9, 13, 184, 185
  42. Cliffs, boundary faults formerly thought to have been176
  43. cliffs— — — of Silurian under Coal-measures180
  44. Clod, description of16
  45. Clunch, description of16
  46. Clunch— — — rock, description of17
  47. Coal and ironstone, mode of working219
  48. Coal,— — — sandstone mingled49
  49. Coal,— — — at Aldridge, Coppy Hall, and Essington compared100
  50. Coal,— — — Lickey Hill106
  51. Coal,— — — Stonehouse near Harbourne106
  52. Coal,— — — beneath red clay of Walsall Wood and Essington Wood102
  53. Coal,— — — "blacked" by trap121
  54. Coal,— — — but slightly altered by trap123
  55. Coal,— — — changes in beds of18
  56. Coal,— — — comparative constancy in beds of17
  57. Coal,— — — compound seams of25
  58. Coal,— — — cropping into New Red sand-stone173
  59. Coal,— — — Bass24, 26, 61, 168
  60. Coal,— — — Benches (of Wyrley),24, 92, 96, 97
  61. Coal,— — — Bentley Hay or Four-foot,24, 88, 90, 93, 168
  62. Coal,— — — Bottom22, 69, 83, 86, 168, 169
  63. Coal,— — — Bottom (of Wyrley),24, 89, 90, 92,96, 97
  64. Coal,— — — Brooch20, 31, 32,39, 43, 46, 158
  65. Coal,— — — Brooch (of Wyrley),24, 92, 96, 97
  66. Coal,— — — Charles23, 92,95, 96, 97, 98
  67. Coal,— — — Cinder24, 26, 170
  68. Coal,— — — Deep 24, 26, 73, 170
  69. Coal,— — — Eight-foot or Old Mans,24, 88, 92, 96
  70. Coal,— — — Fire-clay22, 26, 65, 168
  71. Coal,— — — Four-foot or Bentley Hay,24, 26,88, 90, 93, 96
  72. Coal,— — — Heathen21, 25, 39, 55,8 88, 164, 168
  73. Coal,— — — Little or Two-foot20, 31
  74. Coal,— — — Lower heathen or Rubble21, 55
  75. Coal,— — — Mealy Grey or Singing22, 76
  76. Coal,— — — New Mine22, 26, 60, 167
  77. Coal,— — — Old Mans or Eight-foot,24, 88, 89,92, 96
  78. Coal,— — — Old Robins23, 26,91, 95, 96
  79. Coal,— — — Rubble or Lower heathen21, 55
  80. Coal,— — — Shallow,24, 26, 73, 74, 169, 170, 171
  81. Coal,— — — Singing or Mealy grey22, 76
  82. Coal,— — — Sulphur22, 24, 25, 58, 168
  83. Coal,— — — Thick21, 34 to 52, 137, 142, 154, 156, 164, 166, 194, 202, 220
  84. Coal,— — — Two foot or Little20, 31
  85. Coal,— — — Upper Sulphur21, 31
  86. Coal,— — — Yard of Wyrley23, 91, 95, 97
  87. Coal,— — — Yard (of Pelsall and Brown Hills)24, 60, 61, 168, 170, 171
  88. Coal,— — — deposition of, in relation with its specific gravity204
  89. Coal,— — — depth of, beneath the "Red rocks"200
  90. Coal,— — — formation of, difficulties asto, from occurrence of "rolls" or "swells" and "flying read"201
  91. Coal,— — — formation of,— — — from occurrence of"rock faults" in202
  92. Coal,— — — formation of,— — — Bottom coal of Pelsall, &c. examined205
  93. Coal,— — — in Permian rocks12
  94. Coal,— — — of Pelsall and Brown Hills below red clays of Walsall Wood101
  95. Coal,— — — origin of, remarks on201
  96. Coal,— — — raised and iron made in South Staffordshire; note by Mr. Hunt on228
  97. Coal,— — — searched for in Silurian shale161
  98. Coal,— — — single beds of, never exceed two or three feet in thickness25
  99. Coal,— — — so interstratified with other measures that all seem deposited by one kind of operation205