204 A brief Account of the 



Strong clod mingled, pale blue and red 

 Brown rock, called the stinking coal rock, - 

 Three stinking coals, divided by pale blue earth, 



four or five inches between each 

 Blue clunch . _ - - 



Red clunch, pale _ _ - 



Bough rock, so called from being full of dark 



brown hard pebbles and ironstone 

 Bind, a pale blue clod - - - 



Stone clod, ditto, in which lies a bed of iron- 

 stone called hailstone - - - 

 Black slate _ _ - - 

 Coal called top coal, exceeding good fuel 

 Top coal tough, a dark blue earth, and a very 



heaving measure _ _ - 



Clod called the foot coal _ - - 



Slumbs, black slaty earth, and a heaving mea- 

 sure - - - - 

 Coal called the three-quarter coal 

 Botch, dark gray hard rock 

 Coal called the double coal 

 Dark gray clod, will fire from its own nature 

 Coal called yard coal - - - 

 Black, a black slate coal and rock mixed 

 Clod, a pale white, in which lies a bed of iron- 

 stone called _ _ - - 

 Flan, a dark slate - - - 

 Coal called upper fiint coal _ - - 

 Upper flint, a dark gray rock 

 Pinnv measure; a pale blue clod, in which lies 

 a large quantity of small balls of ironstone 

 called pennystone _ - - 

 Stinking coals; three beds divided by three or- 



four inches of dark brow^n earth 

 Pale blue clod 



Coal called the silk coal _ _ - 



Clunch, of a dark b'ue - - - 



Coal called the silk coal, divided by a few 



inches of gray earth - - - 1 G 



Clunch of a dark blue, with cnal in the middle, 

 seventeen inches thick : the coal is called 

 silk coal - - - - 3 I 10 



Coal called the two foot coal (Feet) - - !2 O 

 Lintseed earth ; dark brown, a very shuttle measure 1 i2 

 A black slate - - - - o O G 



Coal 



