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Flœtz rocks, in the North of Ireland, described |
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Flinty slate, containing Ammonites at Portrush |
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──────── covered by Trap in Sky |
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Fossil remains, of the Green sandstone of Ireland |
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────────── of the Chalk of Ireland |
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Foy, mountain, near Carlingford, chiefly composed of Primitive Trap |
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Garsven, mountain in Sky, durable nature of |
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──── its base composed of Red sandstone |
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──── in Sky composed of large grained Greenstone |
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Geology, may be of service to agriculture |
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Gillan, in Sky, order of the beds at |
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Glamich mountain, in Sky, consists of Syenitic rock and Clinkstone |
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────────── affects the magnetic needle |
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Glen Tilt. A Geological Description of, by Dr. Mac Culloch |
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──── connection of its granite with that of the Grampian hills |
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──── General Geological Description of |
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Granite, the prevailing constituent of the Mourne mountains |
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──── and Syenitic granite are geologically the same rock |
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──── circumstances attending its contact with the stratified rocks in Glen Tilt |
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──── found in the South Western part of Somersetshire |
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──── veins, passing through Schist and Limestone in Glen Tilt |
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Graydon, The Rev. George, on the Dykes of Monte Somma in Italy |
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Green sand, underlying the Chalk in the North of Ireland . 130
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──────── reposes immediately on Lias in the North of Ireland |
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Greenstone, occurs in Sky |
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──────── its characters there |
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──────── occurs in the North of Ireland |
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──────── of the North of Ireland, described |
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──────── Vein of in Glen Tilt |
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──────── porphyry, occurs in Sky |
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