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Cader Idris, height of | 435 |
Calamine, found frequently in the limestone near Bristol | 200 |
Campsie, Mr. Mackintosh on the albuminous strata, at | 445 |
Carlisle, plain of, consists principally of red sandstone | 105 |
Carnerlians, account of the manner in which they are procured in Cambay | 447 |
Chalcedony, vegetables in | 398 |
Chalk Flints. See Flints. | |
Chert, lias changed into, in Sky | 176 |
Cheviot Hills, composed of porphyry | 93 |
─────────, its junction with the lead mine measures not visible | 93 |
─────────, bog iron ore and hematite found in | 95 |
Chlorite, frequent in the trap of Kinnoul | 223 |
──────, crystals of, in quartz | 398 |
Chlorite Schist, with felspar and quartz, rock composed of these substances interlaminated together, passing out of gneiss, at Sleat, in Sky | 159 |
Clarke, Edward Daniel, LL.D. Analysis of one hundred parts of a dark bituminous limestone, from the parish of Whiteford, in Flintshire, North Wales | 430 |
Clay ironstone, formerly collected by the Carron Company on Holy Island 67 | |
─────────── found in the shale of the lead mine measures | 67 |
─────────── sometimes forming septaria ib. | |
Coak, Mr. Taylor on some appearances in | 448 |
Coal, estimate of the quantity annually raised in the Northumberland coal-field | 50 |
─── found in most parts of the lead mine districts | 67 |
─── quantity of, shipped at Newcastle and Sunderland | 99 |
─── quantity shipped from Hartley and Blyth collieries | 100 |
─── quantity imported into London | 100 |
─── dug near Melmerby and Ousby | 118 |
─── in Sky, appearances of | 178 |
─── altered by contact with basaltic dykes. See Dykes. | |
Coal measures of Northumberland and Durham described | 10 |
──────────── some of the lower beds of resemble the lead mine measures | 11 |