20 Notes—Fishes and Geology. 
LUDBOROUGH. 
Basalt. A. 3 feet x1 teat x 1 foot. Mr. Marshall's yard. 
Flint. A. 2 feet 6 inches x 2 feet x 1 foot. 
Basalt. A. 2 feet x 1 foot 9 inches x 8 inches. Mr. 'Stock’s yard 
i A. 2 feet 11 inches x 1 foot 11 inches x 2 feet. 
Mr. Taylor’s yard. 
», S§.A. 2 feet 6- inches x.2 feet x 1 foot 8 inches. 
Mr. Atkinson’s yard. 
a A. 3 feet 6 inches x 2 feet 2 inches x 1 foot 7 inches. 
Mr. Atkinson’s yard. 
The glacial beds in this district are Hessle clays, but in 
some of the ditch sections the Hessle may be seen passing 
into the Purple clays. Fragments of micaceous schist are 
common in the clays turned up by the plough. 
CADNEY. 
Mr. Placket’s gate. 
feet x 3 feet x 1 foot 2 inches. Manor house. 
Mr. Cameron alludes to a similar rock near Howsham, in 
his Survey report. He considers them to have come from 
the chalky nickiee clay, but says nothing of their origin. 
NOT. E— FISHES. 
A 
(Anguilla vulgaris Flem.) caught at Gran sehade, 3 in the Nottingham 
hig err Canal, on October r 31st, 1896. It measured 4 His inches in le ne 
and nches in girth, and weighed 8 ibs. 6 oz.—J. W. Carr, Univernty, 
Colleze, erent dies 22nd Dec., 1897. 
NOTE—GEOLOGY. 
in Lincolnshire.—The note of wa arning anen 
’ ' jaci ; 
their sizes and positions for the county records, and sent tthe chips away to 
| tail 
there are people t can attest that ‘these a 
were dec, a there as ballast By t the fishing boats. The geologist w 
no aaoke: at once dalek these i econde vey the cou nty 
i on’s plea for extreme pontoon in 1 these tuitters + 
: ‘ormine t Lincoln, “ith E Dec si, 5 say ae # 
uartzite. feet x 1 foot inches x 1 foot inches. 
3 9 3 id fr 
Large Lincolnshire Eel.—In the Museum here is a very fine per 
_ be sliced fora rors de ed eee It now appears, however, that — 
and he will, I bees. ‘ 
boulder list. 
eS ae mention — hisiasie to show how thoroughly I a: 1 Cook with 
Erratic Bo t the — 
ae of erratics in this county, to which Mr. Burt hod has given ener “ 
in the last issue of ‘The Naturalist,’ comes very opportunely. . rea warning — 
