GEOLOGY {continued). 



DONATIONS. 



Blind Fish, Amplopsis spelasus. — Presented by Dr. Bell Fletcher, 

 Leamington. 



Pecten ; Lias Marlstone. Sulphate of Barytes. — Presented by Miss 

 Swunn, Andover Lodge, Leamington. 



Two glaciated rocks, one Lias ; Granite, Mount Sorrell ; from 

 Boulder cla)', Stockton. — Presented by the Rev. W. Tuckwell. 



Ammonites and Inoceramus, Chalk; Meyeria Vectensis, Greensand ; 

 Isle of Wight. — Presented by G. Stanley, Esq. 



PURCHASES. 



Fossils from the Gault, Folkestone, Kent. — Ammonites, ii; 

 Hamites, 4 (2 large, 2 small) (Helioceras) ; Rostellarise (Alaria), 6 : 

 Pholas; Nautilus, 3 (3 sp.) ; Nucula, 3 (2 sp.) ; Area; Univalves, 

 19; Bivalves, 17 (various, several sp.) ; Corals, 4 (2 sp.) ; Echinus; 

 Dentalia, 4 ; Belemnite ; Crustacea (Notopocrystes), 6, viz., 4 crabs, 

 2 others (Astaci ?) ; Pentacrinite stem ; Shark's tooth ; Edapho- 

 don (?) ; Fish, (palate ?) ; Pollicipes ; Capulus. 



Dapedius, small ; Spine of fish, prickly spine, rare ; Lower Lias, 

 Lyme, Dorset. 



Encrinites, 9 ; Phacops caudatus, entire ; P. Musheni ; Lichas, tail, 

 rare. — Wenlock Limestone and shale. 



Dictyonema (allied to), 2, n. s. — Lower Ludlow, Sedgley. 



Semionotus Bergeri ; Calamites arenaceus ; Voltzia Coburgensis, 

 stem; Keuper Sandstone, Coburg, Germany. Calamites Jaegeri; 

 Keuper, Stuttgart. Calamites Mongeoli : Bunter, Lemlserg. 

 Ammonites Jamesoni ; Middle Lias, Wurtemberg. 



Isastroea endothecata. — Lower Lias, Lyme, Dorset. 



Gyrodus, 2 specimens, palatal teeth in situ ; Kimmeridge Clay, 

 Weymouth. 



Devonian Fishes, O. R. S., Scotland. — Cheiracanthus microlepi- 

 dotus, Cheirolepis Cumingii, Coccosteus oblongus, Gh'ptolepis 

 leptopterus, Osteolepis major, Pterichthys latus ; Cheirolepis 

 uragus, Cheiracanthus Murchisoni, Diplacanthus longispinus ; 

 Gamrie. Coccosteus decipiens, C. plate, Cheiracanthus minor, 

 C. species (undescribed), Dipterus macrolepidotus, Diplopterus 

 Agassizi ; Orkneys. Osteolepis microlepidotus, O. macrolepidotus ; 

 Thurso. Acanthodes Mitchelli, Diplacanthus gracilis; Forfar. 

 Diplacanthus crassispinus. 



Palseobatrachus Goldfussii (to illustrate the Labyrinthodonts, &c., 

 from New Red Sandstone) ; Brown Coal, Upper Miocene, Rott, 

 near Bonn. 



