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  2. Thick coal, rock faults or sandstones interstratified with44 to 51
  3. ——— rolls, swells, or hones' hacks in52
  4. ——— shown to expand into the Wyrley coals and Coal-measures,25, 87, 90
  5. ——— expansion, hearing of on question of origin of coal204
  6. ——— intruded into by trap rock121
  7. ——— gap and trough in194
  8. ——— outcrop of round Dudley and Sedgley anticlinal149
  9. ——— outcrop of round Netherton anticlinal154
  10. ——— outcrop of near Stourbridge156
  11. ——— outcrop of round Bilston, Darlaston, and Wednesbury166
  12. ——— outcrop of near Cotwall End149
  13. ——— rock and rig in124
  14. ——— nearly vertical, near Wren's Nest149
  15. ——— loss in getting221
  16. ——— Bottom coal so called, near Goscott72
  17. ——— —— or Little Gobbin21
  18. ——— rock20, 33
  19. Thickening of Coal-measures towards the north85
  20. Thickness of beds between Thick coal and Bottom coal86
  21. ——— between Thick coal and Blue flats85
  22. ——— below Thick coal85
  23. ——— of Drift near Stone Cross, north-east of Westbromwich165
  24. ——— of Permian rocks12, 200
  25. ——— of New Red sandstone3, 200
  26. ——— of Coal-measures20, 24
  27. Thompson, Mr. George29, 46
  28. Three-foot coal of Bentley26
  29. Tintam Abbey, Thick coal at40
  30. ——— and Hay Green basin156
  31. Tipton and Hilltop fault165
  32. ——— Green colliery58, 62, 66, 69, 83
  33. ——— Moat colliery62, 66, 84
  34. Tividale, Thick coal at35
  35. Top slipper coal (part of thick coal)21, 35
  36. ——— floor coal (part of thick coal)21, 35
  37. ——— Gubbin ironstone21
  38. Tow coal (part of Thick coal)21, 35
  39. Trap, analysis of11, 118
  40. ——— of Barrow Hill124
  41. ——— of Bentley127
  42. ——— of Broadwaters127
  43. ——— of Cooper's Bank126
  44. ——— of Dudley126
  45. ——— of Essington Wood129
  46. ——— of Fiery Holes126
  47. ——— of Landy Wood, in railway near172
  48. ——— of Netherton ( Tew Tree Hill)126
  49. ——— of New Invention129, 172
  50. ——— of Pool Hayes129
  51. ——— of Pouk Hill125
  52. ——— of Rowley Hills119
  53. Trap of Wednesfield127
  54. ——— of Wednesfield Heath127, 129
  55. ——— of Yew Tree Hill, Netherton126
  56. ——— in lower Coal-measures of central district127
  57. ——— time and mode of formation of130
  58. ——— confined to Coal-measures131
  59. ——— cut through hy all faults.132
  60. Trappean ash associated with trap,125, 130
  61. ——— breccia in Permian rocks9, 184
  62. Trent Valley, near Rngeley, height of2
  63. Trentham colliery65, 71
  64. Trough faults144
  65. ——— Brierley Hill144, 155
  66. ——— Dudley Port144, 163
  67. ——— Great Bentley144, 167
  68. ——— Highbridge145, 170
  69. ——— Rising Sun145, 170
  70. ——— Tansey Green114, 158
  71. ——— Victoria colliery194
  72. ——— explanation of196
  73. ——— Pits, at Burnt Tree30
  74. Trundle Gate, railway cutting near, showing Silurian cliff with Coal measures abutting against it80
  75. Turner's Hill, Silurian limestone at107
  76. ——— detailed description of148
  77. Turner, Mr. T., of Abbott's Bromley3
  78. Twamley, Mr. C-, faults laid down by210
  79. Twenty-yard rock53
  80. Two-foot coal20, 31
  81. Twylauds, section near11
  82. U.
  83. Unett, Mr. J. W., boring made by11
  84. Upper Gonial clay works62
  85. Upper Red and Mottled sandstone, part of New Red sandstone3, 5
  86. Upper Sulphur coal20, 28, 31
  87. V.
  88. Vegetable origin of coal201
  89. Veins coal (part of Thick coal)21, 35
  90. Veins of "White rock" trap123
  91. Ventilation of mines221
  92. W.
  93. Walling pits37
  94. Walsall Silurian district107, 159
  95. ——— Wood, red clays of98
  96. Ward, Abraham, of Cannock103
  97. ——— Mr., of Wolverhampton69, 129
  98. Wassel Grove, section at29
  99. Watling Street, Cannock Chase, outcrop of coals along102
  100. Waterfield, Mr.151
  101. Water shed of district2