...doubt not that you also will be of this opinion when you have thrown your eye over my last publication in the May number of the ' Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society.' I will send you a copy of this Memoir as well as of my last words on Sweden, and also on the Silurian...

...will through their estates. The section on the Clifton Fault covers the same ground as my paper to be published in the May number of the Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London. je Jfungi of % Bris1ol gistrie1. PART VIII. BY CEDRIC BUCKNALL, Mus. BAC. TRICHOLOMA. 1085....

...under a microscope in the room, and containing small objects, resembling those figured by Dr. Duncan in the May number of the ' Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society.' It was also provisionally announced that, subject to permission being obtained for the use of the rooms,...

...rocks lying in the river basins and valleys which must have fed these areas with detritus. These views will be published in the May number of the Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society, so I need not here repeat them.* If this view were correct, it was only natural to expect that the...

...markings, of which exact particulars are recorded by Herr Reiser. A new Fossil Bird from the Wealden. — In the May number of the ' Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society' (p. 206), Prof. HG Seeley founds a new type of bird, Ornithodesmus cluniculus, on some remains from...

...route for that remote settlement, on June 14 last, Recent Geology of Northern and Central Asia — In the May number of the Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society there is a short paper by Prof. GF Wright on recent geological changes in Northern and Central Asia,...