EAST INDIES. 
J31 
Shelf III. 
216. Magnetic Iron Ore, in 
octohedral crystals. 
Salem, Madras. 
Presented by the late R. Phillips, 
F.R.S. 
217. Iron Sand. 
India. 
218. Iron Sand. 
Chinnarayan. 
219. OcHREY Iron Ore. 
India. 
220. OcHREY Iron Ore. 
Gujina Guta. 
221. OcHREY Iron Ore. 
Dor ay Guda. 
222. “ WooTz ” Iron Ore, em¬ 
ployed for the manufacture of the 
famous Wootz steel. 
India. 
223. ‘‘Wootz,” or Indian Steel. 
Nos, 217 to 223 presented by the East 
India Company. 
224. Wootz Steel. 
Presented by Major Douglass, Bengal 
Artillery. 
Shelf IV. 
225. Cleavelandite, or Albite 
Felspar, passing into Kaolin, 
Vizianagrum. 
226. Pegmatite, a variety of 
Granite, passing into Kaolin. 
Vizianagrum. 
227. Kaolin, or China Clay. 
Vizianagrum. 
228. Kaolin. 
Salem. 
229. Kaolin. 
Arcot. 
230. Kaolin. 
Bangalore. 
231. Kaolin, lemon-yellow. 
Bangalore. 
232. Kaolin, flesh-coloured, 
Bangalore. 
233. Kaolin, greenish. 
Bangalore. 
234. Kaolin, reddish. 
Salem. 
235. Magnesian Kaolin. 
Bangalore. 
236. Magnesian Kaolin, brown. 
Bangalore. 
Shelf V. 
237. Aluminous Kaolin. 
Beder. 
238. Siliceous Kaolin. 
Maliangoolum. 
This yields a very gelatinous white 
clay. 
239. Marl, grey. 
Red Hills, near Madras, 
240. Marl, red. 
Red Hills. 
241. Marl, dark red. 
Bazar. 
242. Marl, butf-coloured. 
Salem. 
243. Ochre, purple. 
Bazar. 
244. Ochre, purple. 
Bangalore. 
245. Ochre, orange-coloure 
Bangalore. 
246. Ochre, lavender-coloure 
passing into Tripoli. 
Bellary. 
247. Ochre, stone-coloured. 
Red Hills. 
248. Ochre, yellow. 
Chingleput. 
249. Ochre, yellow. 
Cuddapah. 
250 Ochre, yellow. 
Madras. 
251. Ochre, yellow magnesian,, 
first quality. 
Bazar, Madras. 
252. Ochre, yellow magnesian, 
second quality. 
Bazar, Madras. 
253. Ochre, yellow magnesian, 
third quality. 
Bazar, Madras. 
254. Raw Sienna. 
Red Hills. 
255. Burnt Sienna. 
Red Hills. 
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