150 PROCEEDINGS COTTESWOLD CLUB 1903 
road at Bushley, a little over 4 miles north-by-west 
of Coomb Hill. One bed only is well exposed: this 
is a yellowish-white micaceous sandstone containing 
“ Pullastra” and a broad form of Modtola. As observed 
by Strickland,’ this sandstone is the Bone-bed-equivalent, 
but that author stated that “no fragments whatever of 
osseous remains have been found in it.” I was able to 
record scales of Gyrolepis. Strickland* noted the section 
exposed during the lowering of the road, and Hull repro- 
duced it in the Survey Memoir on the district.3 Wright 
noticed it, and recorded Avzcula contorta from the Bone- 
bed-equivalent.4 The following details may be given :— 
SECTION III.—BUSHLEY. 
SHALES, brown laminated®.. . hee #2) 
1 Pseudomonotis-bed : Pe “ Insect- limestone, » blue and very 
hard limestone. Modiola minima, Pseudomonotis 
decussata ; Be, 23, a ned Dae 
SHALES, black, iemanateds. 2s. pO JOS 
5b LIMESTONE, very hard, grey, scales of Gyrolepis ‘ 4 
6 SHALES, black, jaminated ie » “iG: hae 
7 LIMESTONE, bluish. Pecten valoniensis, “Protocardium 3 
SHALES, black, laminated ... cy ae 
13. SANDSTONE, micaceous, pyritic, non- n-calcareous.. Hee 4 
14 SHALES, black, imperfectly laminated... sae et 
15 SANDSTONE. (Bone-bed-equivalent); micaceous, non- 
calcareous, scales of Gyrolepis, ‘‘ Pullastra,” Modiola 
(broad form), Avicula contorta = a. Seok ee 
16 SHALES, black, firm, imperfectly laminated Ee Oe a 
Upper 1. Greenish Marls; ‘‘ Tea-green Marls” o.0 (2 208@ 
Keuper ii Red Marls : 
The dip of the beds is about 10° east- bie east. 
Brodie observed that Zvyon barroviensis (M’Coy) was 
not uncommon in the “ Insect-limestone” at this locality, 
and that it also occurred in the same stratum at Strensham.’ 
I st pp: 156, 157. 2 Proc. Geol. Soc., Vol. iii. (1841-2), p. 586. 
3 “Geology of the Country around Cheltenham ” (1857), p. 14. 
4 Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc., Vol. xvi. (1860), p. 380. 
5 Formerly exposed in a quarry near; Brodie, “ Fossil Insects,” pp. 66, 67. 
6 On Strickland’s authority. 
7 Proc. Cotteswold Club, Vol. ii. (1860), p. 140. 
