PHOSPHATES OF ALUMINA. 
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• 1339. Chabasite, occurring in 
cavities in phonolite, 
Aussig, Bohemia. 
1340. Phacolite, variety of 
Chabasite. 
Co, Derry, Ireland. 
1341. Leyyne, variety of Cha¬ 
basite. 
Co. Antrim, Ireland. 
1342. Gisriondine {Hydrous 
Silicate of Alumina^ Lime^ Pot¬ 
ash, a7id Soda). 
Magee I., Co. Antrim, Ireland. 
1343. Cluthalite {Hydrous 
Silicate of Alumma, Magnesia, 
Soda, and Iron). 
Kilpatrick Hills, Dumbarton, 
Scotland. 
Sulphates and Phosphates of Alumina. 
1344. Keramohalite {Hy¬ 
drous Sulphate of Alumina). 
Rudeim, Hungary. 
1345. Websterite, or Alley 
Stone {Hydrous Sulphate of 
Alumina'). 
Newhaven, Sussex. 
Presented by Mrs. Merrifleld. 
1346. Websterite. 
Newhaven, Sussex. 
Presented by Prof. T. Eupert Jones. 
1347. Wayellite {Hydrous 
Phosphate of Aluminct). 
Barnstaple, Devon. 
Presented by Mr. Cowen. 
1348 and 1349. Wayellite, 
stalactitic. 
Chester Co., Pennsylvania. 
1350 to 1364. Turquois, Bi- 
rousa’’ of the Persians, and pro¬ 
bably the “ Callais ” of Pliny 
{Hydrous Phosphate of Alumina, 
coloured by Oxide of Copper). A 
series of specimens illustrating its 
mode of occurrence in the matrix, 
and its varieties of form and 
colour. 
F? 'om several localities in the coun- 
try of Sonalby, Arabia Petrcea, 
about 16 days' journey S.E. of 
Suez. 
Collected and presented by Major Mac¬ 
donald. From the Great Exhibition, 
1851. 
1365. Turquois, polished. 
From the Old Mine, Persia. 
1366. Turquoises, attached to 
the cement on which they are 
polished, and then imported 
From Persia. 
Presented by E. G. Hennell. 
1367. Cameo in Odontolite, 
or Bone Turquois. 
1368. Lazulite {Hydrous 
Phosphate of Alumina and Mag¬ 
nesia). 
Lincoln Co., Georgia. 
1369. Lazulite, in Itacolumite. 
Lincoln Co., Georgia. 
1370. Kakoxene {Hydrous 
Phosphate of Alumma and per¬ 
oxide of Iron). 
Nijnei Taguil, Siberia. 
1371. Childrenite {Hydrous 
Phosphate of Almnma and pro¬ 
toxides of Iron and Mangaiiese). 
Occurring with Quartz and Mar- 
casite, in a Copper Lode, near 
Tavistock, Devon. 
