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  2. Dudley, Brothers, their colliery near Bentley64, 79
  3. ——— Rev. E., former sinking by42
  4. ——— and Sedgley anticlinal142, 145
  5. ——— —— rock106
  6. ——— Castle hill, height of2
  7. ——— structure of145
  8. ——— limestone at Walsall section108
  9. ——— —— at Dudley and Sedgley107
  10. ——— —— in various pits beneath coal-field107, 161
  11. ——— Port, trough faults163, 194
  12. ——— —— limestone at83
  13. ——— Woodside, New Mine stone at57
  14. Durocher, M., Essay on Comparative Petrology119
  15. Dykes, horizontal, near Barrow Hill124
  16. ——— —— under centre of coal-field127
  17. E.
  18. Eastern boundary fault177
  19. Egerton, Sir P. de M. G., on fossil fish5
  20. Eglinton, Mr. George, of Shustoke Lodge109
  21. Enville, Permian conglomerate at "Eruptive" and "intrusive" rocks, difference between120
  22. Essington and Wyrley coals connected with those of rest of coal-field87
  23. ——— —— same as the Thick coal of Bilston, &c23
  24. ——— district, general section of23
  25. ——— colliery, section of94
  26. ——— —— beds of, same as those of Wyrley89
  27. ——— —— dip of beds at98
  28. ——— Wood, brick pits at93
  29. ——— —— fault172
  30. ——— —— measures near, said to be injured by "white rock" trap129
  31. Ettingsball Lane colliery63
  32. ——— Lodge colliery37, 58, 68, 70
  33. Expansion of Thick coal into the Wyrley and Essington measures25
  34. ——— bearing of on question of deposition of coal203
  35. Extension of beds, both of coal and other stratified rocks, is usually in proportion to fineness of grain17, 204
  36. F.
  37. Fault, apparent, caused by sudden thickening of sandstone60
  38. ——— Balds Hill165
  39. ——— Baremoor155
  40. ——— Bentley167
  41. Fault between Brown Hills and Walsall Wood, magnitude of101
  42. ——— boundary, eastern177
  43. ——— —— western181
  44. ——— —— more recent than Lias198
  45. ——— Brockmoor156
  46. ——— commencement of pair of Trough, in Victoria colliery194
  47. ——— Corbyn's Hall157
  48. ——— Corngreaves155
  49. ——— Coseley and Wednesbury165
  50. ——— Darlaston165
  51. ——— Essington Wood172
  52. ——— examples of, confusion in ideas of190
  53. ——— explanation of Trough196
  54. ——— Hawn155
  55. ——— in New Bed sandstone near Staffor187
  56. ——— incongruous meanings attached to190
  57. ——— King's Hill165
  58. ——— Lanesneld165
  59. ——— Moat165
  60. ——— near Brereton174
  61. ——— —— Clayhanger170
  62. ——— —— Hayes colliery155
  63. ——— Old Mitre172
  64. ——— practical value of proper definition of190
  65. ——— proved by driving near Brereton173
  66. ——— said to differ from a "slip"190
  67. ——— south of Quarry Hill, Halesowen155
  68. ——— —— Ryder's Hays colliery170
  69. ——— splitting of the Bentley169
  70. ——— Shut End158
  71. ——— synonyms for190
  72. ——— term applied to a " substance" and not to a "dislocation"190
  73. ——— Tipton and Hill top165
  74. ——— width of157
  75. Faults between Dudley Port Trough and Bound's Green164
  76. ——— in New Bed sandstone about south end of coal-field188
  77. ——— in Permian rocks about south end of coal-field186
  78. ——— junction of two193
  79. ——— near Gornall Wood159
  80. ——— —— High Bridge, Pelsall170
  81. ——— —— Norton reservoir170
  82. ——— —— Rushall160
  83. ——— —— the Moat, Pelsall170
  84. ——— —— Wyrley171
  85. ——— north of Bentley168
  86. ——— —— of Rising Sun Trough170
  87. ——— on189
  88. ——— once formed, often re-acted on199
  89. ——— relative date of198
  90. ——— single lined192
  91. ——— three, necessary for the bodily elevation or depression of any entire piece of ground193
  92. ——— Trough, Brierley Hill156