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Proceedings of the Geological Society (Session 1894-95) xciii-xcvi 



Prof. J. W Judd on Etched Sections of Gold Nuggets xciii 



PAPEES READ. 



•22. Dr. J. W. Gregory on the Palaeontology and Physical Geology of the West 



Indies. (Plate XI.) 255 



23. Prof. J. B. Harrison and Mr. A. J. Jukes-Browne on the Chemical 



Composition of Oceanic Deposits 313 



24. Mr. R. Lydekker on Bones of a Sauropodous Dinosaur from Madagascar 329 



25. Prof. W. Amalitsky on Permian Freshwater Lamellibranchiata from Russia 



and South Africa. (Plates XII. & XIII.) 337 



26. Mr. H. M. Bernard on the Systematic Position of the Trilobites 352 



27. Prof. W. J. Sollas on the Mode of Flow of a Viscous Fluid , 361 



28. Dr. C. S. Du Riche Preller on Fluvio-Glacial and Interglacial Deposits in 



Switzerland 369 



29. Mr. S. S. Buckman on the Bajocian of the Mid-Cotteswolds. (Plate XIV.) 388 



30. Major H. de Haga Haig on the Physical Features and Geology of Mauritius. 



(Plate XV.— Map.) 463 



31. Mr. Dugald Bell on the Shelly Clays and Gravels of Aberdeenshire .V..... 472 



32. Mr. H. W. Monckton on the Stirling Dolerite 480 



33. Mr. J. Postlethwaite on Railway-cuttings near Keswick. (Abstract.) 493 



34. Mr. W. S. Gresley on Ice-plough Furrows of a Glacial Period. (Abstract.) 494 



35. Mr. G. S. Boulger on a Journey round the Coast of Norway and into 



Northern Russia. (Abstract.) 494 



36. Sir Henry Howorth on the Shingle-beds of Eastern East Anglia 496 



37. Sir Henry Howorth on the Chalky Clay of the Fenland and its Borders. 



(Abstract.) 504 



38. Mr. E. T. Newton on Fossil Human Remains from Paleolithic Gravels 



at Galley Hill, Kent. (Plate XVI.) 505 



39. Mr. T. Crosbee Cantrill on the Occurrence of Spirorbis-limestone and thin 



Coals in the so-called 'Permian' of Wyre Forest 528 



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