THE MUSEUM. 1! 



+ Dr. Murray Sulphate of Strontian, Knaresbro', w.b.t. 



t Mrs. Norcliffe Fossils, Coralline Oolite, Langton, e.r.y. 



* Mr. Pickering 116 Fossils, Coralline Oolite, Malton. 



+ Dean of Ripon 14 Minerals, Royal Mines, Spain. 



,Mr. Salmond Series, illustrating a Memoir on Holder- 



ness, & 35 other Geological specimens, 

 t Rev. S. Sharp Polished Muscle-bed Marble, Coal- 

 measures, Wakefield, w . R . Y . 



t Mr. H. F. Smith Fossils & Minerals, Mag. Limest. Durham. 



Rev. Sydney Smith., Fossils, Inf. Oolite, Hutton Ambo,N.u.Y. 



Rev. W. Smith 16 Foreign and British Marbles. 



Lord Stourton 77 Alpine & Vesuvian Rocks & Minerals. 



■* Rev. W. Taylor Fossil shells. Lias, Wilton, n.r, y. 



-Two portions of the upper jaw, and a 

 section of the vertebrae of Ichthyosaurus, 

 four vertebrae with ribs of Plesiosaurus, 

 lower jaw of Crocodile, & large diluvial 

 mass of Madrepore Limestone ; Whitby. 

 _ — Many other Fossils and Minerals. 



Mr. G. Todd Fibrous Carb.of Lime,Collingham,w.R.Y. 



Mr. D. Tuke 40 Fossils and Minerals. 



Mr. S. Tuke 31 Fossils and Minerals. 



r25 Minerals ; mines of Copiapo, in 

 Capt. F. V. Vernon, R .N. -^ Chili, and other parts of South America; 



V Africa, St. Helena, and Conception. 



Rev. L. V. Vernon 31 Geological specimens, chiefly 



Northumberland. 



^ Specimens of Ichthyosaurus and Plesio- 

 Rev. W. V. Vernon 3saurus, Whitby. 450 other fossils. 



( 57 Swedish and Alpine Minerals. 

 Rev. C. Wellbeloved 13 Fossils. 



* Archd. Wrangham Fossils, Chalk, Ilunmanby, e. r. y. 



* Rev, G. Young Series of Rocks of Yorkshire Coast. 



Mr. Thorpe. -^ 



