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SANDSTONES. 



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shire. 



80. 



Boat, 



81, 



Permia 



Preston 



-Sandstone, Upper Llandovery beds ; near Shuslope 

 Edge, 2 miles east of Walsall, Staffordshire. 



82.— Denbighshire sandstone.— Pont Clettior, Yspytty 

 Evan, Merionethshire. 



83. — Sandstone, Llandeilo beds, very felspathic D 



gwylfa Hill, near Bishops Castle, Salop. 

 84. — Old red sandstone. — Bonninaton 



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Clyde, Lanarkshire. 



Fall, Falls of 



85. — Sandstone, slightly micaceous, and containing the 

 remains of plants ; from the " white beds" of New Red Sand- 



Keuper. —Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. 



86. 



■Mitch eldean, Gloucestershire. 



Old red sandstone, (decomposed micaceous beds.) 



87. — Laminated new red sandstone. Lower soft red 



beds of the Bunter strata — Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. 



88. — Calcareous concretionary sandstone, occurring in 

 layers interstratified with sand, and overlying chalk. 

 Goodwood, Sussex. 



89— Caradoc sandstone, exhibiting lines of stratifies 



tion. 

 90. 



Church Stretton, Salop. 



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Boiling. 



91.— Laminated sandstone (« Tilestone "), from the 

 junction of the Old Red Sandstone, and Upper Silurian 

 rocks. — Longhope, Gloucestershire. 



91a, " Tilestone," from Old Bed Sandstone.— Kington, 



efordshire 



92. 



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Pentamerus 



ring in contact with and containing pebbles of granite on 



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Malvern 



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