90 ADDITIONS TO THE MUSEUM. 



October . 



H. Heuland,Esq. F.G.S. > ^^„ . , „., „. , 



,, ,r ^ ^ C 100 Foreien metalliferous Minerals. 

 Hon. Mem. Y.P.S. ' ^ 



John S. Wortley,Esq, M.P. 72 Minerals from North America. 



* Mr. F. J. Copsie, > 4 Minerals from Cumberland. 



Sec. Y.P.S. V 



H. F. Smith, Esq. ) Quartz crystallized, and super-sulphuret 



5 of 



Hon . Mem . Y . P . S . 5 of Lead, from Dufton. 



George Goldie, M.D. 

 Sec. Y.P.S. 



12 Minerals. 



\ 



John Bland, Esq. ^ Sulphate of Barytes. 



Hon. Mem. Y.P.S. 5 



• Rev. J. Graham, Cura- ^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^ime from Alston Moor. 



torof Min. Y.P.S. ) 



* Sir George Cayley, Bart. ) 2 Minerals from Giant's Causeway, and 



Vice-Pres. Y.P.S. 3 Needlestone from Iceland. 



•Henry Atcheson, M.B.^ 



F . C . P . S . > Stalactitical Carbonate of Lime. 



Corresp. Sec. Y.P.S. ^ 



NorEMBER. 



• William Danby, Esq. •\ 10 Minerals from Cornwall and Wales, 



Vice-Pres . Y.P.S. ^ and 3 foreign Minerals. 



* Sir K. M. M . Vavasour, } Tufa, in a cast after the antique, from 



Bart. > San Filippo in Tuscany. 



December. 



* Mr. D. Tuke 5 Minerals from Derbyshire. 



January, 1826. 



• P. Davies Cooke, Esq. ^ 139 Minerals from Vesuvius. 



F.G.S. 



