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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

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Geological Magazine , Volume 4 , Issue 31 , January 1867 , pp. 26 - 37
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1867

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page 31 note 1 The Artesian well-boring at Messrs. Colman's Works, Carrow, Norwich, after passing through the chalk, struck a blue clay, containing Inoceramus sulcatus, Belemnites minimus, and other Gault fossils.–Edit.

page 33 note 1 British Association Report, 1862, Trans. Sect. p. 73; Jeffreys on an Ancient Seabed and Beach near Fort William, Inverness-shire.Google Scholar

page 33 note 2 Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1864, p. 526; Rev. R. B. Watson on the Great Drift-beds with Shells in the South of Arran.Google Scholar

page 33 note 3 U. pp. 324.Google Scholar

page 34 note 1 The North Atlantic Sea-bed, 1862.Google Scholar

page 34 note 2 l.c. p. 41.Google Scholar

page 34 note 3 Vide Mr. R. A. Peacock's pamphlet “On Steam, as the Motive Power in Earth-quakes and Volcanoes, and on Cavities on the Earth's Crust.” Jersey, , 1866.Google Scholar

page 34 note 4 This notice of the geological relations of Petroleum in North America, has been obligingly furnished by the author. —ED.Google Scholar