402 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF 1884: GEOLOGY AND PALEONTOLOGY. 



J. Arthur Phillips. Northern Counties generally. 



A Treatise on Ore Deposits. 8vo, 651 pp., London, 1884. 



Much information respecting the useful minerals of the North of England 

 occurs in this work under -the following heads: Iron Ores of the Carboniferous 

 Limestone — Northern Counties, pp. 158-164 ; Ironstones of the Coal-Measures, 

 pp. 165-169 ; Lead Mines of the Carboniferous Limestone, pp. 180-195. 



C. E. De Range. Lancashire and Yorkshire. 



Ninth Rep. of the Committee, consisting of [19 names] appointed for the 

 purpose of investigating the Circulation of Underground Waters in the 

 Permeable Formations of England, and the Quantity and Character of the 

 Water supplied to various Towns and Districts from these Formations. 

 Brit. Assoc. Rep., Southport, 1883, pp. 147-159. 



Description of boring at Hall Wood, about 6 miles E. of Liverpool, 414 

 feet in depth (p. 150); full description of strata met with in boring 439 feet 

 6 in., Irton, near Scarborough (C. Fox-Strangways), with results obtained 

 (p. 151). 



C. E. De Range. Lake District, Lancashire, Cheshire. 



Notes on G-eological Sections within forty miles radius of Sguthport [brief 

 abstract]. Rep, Brit. Assoc., Southport, 1883. p. 489. 



The Silurians of the Lake District and North Wales within the radius are 

 described, also those in the Carboniferous Limestone, Coal Measures, Permian 

 and Triassic rocks, especially the Keuper Sandstones and ]\Iarls round 

 Southport. 



C. E. De Range and others. Lake District. 



Discussion on Mr. Kendall's Paper on Mineral Veins of the Lake District. 

 Trans. Manch. Geol. Soc, 1884-85, xviii. 38-43. 



The bedding, cleavage, and jointing of the rocks of the Lake District reviewed. 



C. E. De Range. Yorkshire, Durham, Lancashire, Cheshire, Lincolnshire. 

 On the occurrence of Brine in the Coal-Measures, with some remarks on 

 Filtration. Trans. Manch. Geol. Soc, 1884-85, xviii. 61-81. 



Localities in the Coal-Measures of Yorkshire, at Woolley Edge Rock. E. of 

 Wakefield ; of Durham, near Butterby, Walker, Wallsend Collieries, 

 &c.; of Lancashire, at Charnock Richard, W. of Chorley and Worthington 

 Colliery, near Standish ; and of Cheshire, at Astley Deep Pit. near Dukin- 

 field. In the New Red Sandstone, Lincolnshire, a boring described 1,140 feet 

 in depth, W^. of Horncastle ; in the Keuper Marls, Cheshire, analyses, show- 

 ing the composition of rock salt, which dissolved forms the Cheshire brine. 



T. ]\[ellard Reade. Lancashire. 

 A Delta in Miniature — twenty-seven years' work. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc, 

 xl. 263-266, with woodcuts ; and Geol. Mag., March, p. 143. 



Description of miniature delta, in Rake Reservoir supplying Liverpool. 



Miniature Domes in sand. Geol. Mag., January, New Series, Decade III., 

 vol. i., pp. 21-22 (woodcuts). 



Observations on shore, at Blundell Sands, of numerous small sand bosses, 

 from % in. to 3 in. in diameter. From these propounds theory of formation 

 of laccolites, or stone cisterns mentioned in Gilbert's Geol. of Rocky Mountains. 



On a Section of Keuper Marls, at Great Crosby. Geol. Mag., October, New 

 Series, Decade III., vol. i., 445-447. 



Description of Section at Great Crosby, showing 8 to 15 feet of Boulder- 

 Clay, overlying argillaceous shales belonging to the Keuper Marls. • 



Further notes on Rock-fragments from the South of Scotland, embedded in 

 the Low-level Boulder-Clay of Lancashire. Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc, xl. 

 270-272: Geol. Mag., April, pp. 186-187. 



A continuation of Paper in Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc, vol. xxxix, p. 119. 



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