INDEX. 



359 



Branchiata, 249. 



Branchifera, 280, 281, 283. 



Branchipus, 252. 



Brant, 324, 326. 



Brantford, 132, 329. 



Breccias, 153. 



Brick Clays, 319, 328. 



Bridge water, 117, 



Brisingida, 246. 



Brockville, 96, 294, 304, 308, 309, 



312, 320. 

 Brome, 73, 83, 103, 107, 115, 116, 190, 



345, 349. 



Brome, Gale, and Shefford Mts., 351. 

 Broinpton, 99. 

 Brompton Lake, 99. 

 Bronteus, 256. 

 Bronzite, 116. 

 Brooke, 327. 



Broughton, 99, 116, 118, 172, 348. 

 Brown Iron Ore, 86, 332, 342. 

 Bruce Co., 324, 326. 

 Bruce Mines, 71, 303. 

 Bryozoa, 265. 

 Buccinum, 283. 

 Buckingham, 62, 96, 115. 

 Bulb-tube, 30. 

 Burford, 136, 352. 

 Burgess, 62, 98, 106, 115, 118, 130, 



135, 308. 

 Burleigh, 180. 

 Burleigh Falls, 316. 

 Bythotrephis, 212. 

 Bytownite, 109. 



Cabot's Head, 295, 313, 318, 319. 



Cacouna, 88. 



Calamites, 204, 216. 



Cainozoic Age, 205. 



Calcareous rocks, 151. 



Calcedony, 95. 



Calciferous Formatiou, 309, 340, 343, 



348. 



Calcite (Calc Spar), 122. 

 Calcispongiae, 224. 

 Calc Tufa, 124. 

 Caledon, 318, 322. 

 Calumet Falls, 98, 100, 101, 104, 106, 



136, 170. 



Calumet Island, 109, 118. 

 Calymene, 259, 260, 311, 315, 317, 322, 



325. 



Cambridge, 311. 

 Camden, 87. 

 Camerella, 270. 

 Campement d' Ours, 329, 330. 

 Canadian minerals : 



Determinative Tables of, 50, 57, 



Descriptions of, 61-145. 

 Canadian Rock Formations, see Parts 

 iii., v., vi., generally; also page 

 355. 



Cancrinite, 110. 

 Cape Chin, 319, 322. 

 C. Commodore, 319. 

 C. Crocker. 

 C. d' Espoir, 350. 

 C. Gargantua, 66. 

 C. Ipperwash, 76, 141, 216, 327. 

 C. Maimanse, 189.J 

 C. Paulet, 322. 

 C. Rich, 130, 131. 

 C. Rosier, 343, 349. 

 C. Smythe, 330. 

 C. Tourmente, 114. 

 Celenterata, 225-236. 

 Chaudiere Falls, 308. 

 Chaudiere River and Valley, 63, 69, 



119, 345, 349, 353. 

 Chazy Formation, 310, 340, 343. 

 Cheirocrinus, 240. 



Cheirurus (Ceraurus), 257, 310, 315, 

 Chemical Characters of minerals, 18- 



48. 



Chert, 95, 325. 

 Chiastolite, 97, 352. 

 Chiton, 280. 

 Chlorastrolite, 111. 

 Chlorides, 139-141. 

 Chlorite, 115. 

 Chlorite slate, 172, 297. 

 Chloritic schists, 297, 346, 347. 

 Chloritoid. 116. 

 Chonetes, 272. 

 Chrome garnet, 98, 99. 

 Chromic Iron Ore, 85, 347. 

 Chromiferous mica, 114. 

 Chrysocolla, 121. 

 Chrysolite (Olivinc), 105. 

 Chrysotile (Serpentine-asbestus), 118, 



347. 



Cirrhipedia, 250. 

 Circular discs in Conifers, 220. 

 Cladocera, 251. 

 Clarence, 145, 311. 

 Clarendon, 75, 98, 100. 

 Clark Point, 328. 

 Clay Iron Ore, 127. 

 Clay slate, 151, 299, 349, 350, 353. 

 Cleveland,. 73, 88, 115, 348, 350, 

 Cleavage iu minerals, 13. 

 Cleavage, slaty, 166. 

 Climactichnites, 213, 214, 309. 

 Clinometer-Compass, 163.* 

 Clinton, 140, 323, 324. 



* The cut illustrating this instrument has been placed incorrectly on one of its sides. The 

 lettering shews the proper position of the instrument. 



