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INDEX
  1. Page
  2. Ironstones, Whitery21, 53
  3. ——— Yard coal ironstone of Wyrley91, 95
  4. ——— fossils of, note on, by J. W. Salter27
  5. Island, the, near Bentley25
  6. J.
  7. Jasper, riband, formed by burning of clay over Thick coal gob151
  8. Jays coal (part of Thick coal)21, 35
  9. John coal (part of Thick coal)21, 35
  10. Johnson, Mr. H., on Lord Dartmouth's Heath pits136
  11. ——— on Trough fault at gap in Thick coal in the Victoria colliery194
  12. Junction of Cradley and Peusnett basins152
  13. K.
  14. Keir, Mr., on Thick coal35
  15. ——— on meaning of "fault"190
  16. Keuper, upper part of New Red sandstone3, 4
  17. Kid (Kick ?) (part coal of Thick coal)21
  18. King's Hill fault165
  19. Kings winford, boundary fault near181
  20. ——— flying reed coal near37
  21. Kitwell, Permian beds near186
  22. L.
  23. Labyrinthodont remains in New Bed sandstone5
  24. Lambs coal (part of Thick coal)21, 35
  25. Lambstone ironstone22, 55
  26. Lamination, oblique, remarkable example of61
  27. Lane's Field fault165
  28. Langley Mill, Silurian in old pit near177
  29. Lappal tunnel167
  30. Lateral pressure, production of, by subsidence of arched beds197
  31. Level colliery, the63, 67, 71, 81
  32. Lewisham pits12
  33. Leys ironworks, deep sinking at,63, 67, 82
  34. Lias, all sinking for coal through, in central England abound200
  35. ——— description of, at Needwood forest3
  36. ———formerly spread all over centre of England199
  37. ——— fossils in Drift clay near Wolverhampton6, 207
  38. ——— of Needwood and Hanbury precisely similar187
  39. ——— —— position and lie of187, 188
  40. Lickey Hill, anticlinal152
  41. ——— Coal-measures of106
  42. ——— lie of Permian rocks near186
  43. ——— Llandovery sandstone of110
  44. ——— Permian rocks near9
  45. ——— section across153
  46. Lie of beds about Parkfield and Ettingshall Lane150
  47. ——— North of Watling Street171
  48. ——— in central pan of coal-field162
  49. ——— at Brereton173
  50. ——— between Oldbury and Causeway Green166
  51. ——— across Cannock Chase173
  52. ——— of the Halesowen sandstones142
  53. ——— of the Permian rocks round south end of the coal-field141
  54. Little Gubbin ironstone21
  55. Little or Two-foot coal20, 31
  56. Litileworth, near Hednesford, Red Coal-measure clays at102
  57. Llandovery sandstone, slabs of, in Permian breccia9
  58. ——— near Barr109
  59. ——— at the Lickey Hill110
  60. Lloyd, Evan, on "Green rock" at Chillington colliery128
  61. Logan, Sir W., on Stigmaria in under clays217
  62. Long coal (part of Thick coal)21, 35
  63. Longhouse, near Wyrley, section at96, 98
  64. Longmynd, supposed source of fragments in Permian breccia14
  65. Loss in getting Thick coal221
  66. Lower Bradley62, 64
  67. Lower Heathen coal21, 55
  68. Lower Red sandstone or Permian3
  69. Lower Red and Mottled sandstones, basal part of New Red sandstone3, 7
  70. Ludlow rocks106, 133, 154
  71. ——— fossils of116
  72. Lye Waste, change in Thick coal near40
  73. Lyng colliery, Permian rocks at12
  74. M.
  75. Main lines of bearing to be noticed in the coal-field140.
  76. ——— of division, separating the coal-field into two parts142, 145
  77. Marine fossils in ironstone55
  78. Mathews, Mr. W., of the Leasowes,28, 34, 42, 151, 152
  79. May Hill or Llandovery rocks112
  80. Mealy Greys or Singing coal22, 76
  81. Mesozoic or secondary formations2
  82. Measures, grouping of17
  83. "Men of war," pillars for supporting coal220
  84. Mills, Mr. R, Essington colliery89, 94
  85. Mr., colliery, near Sleek Hillock28, 41
  86. Mills and forges in South Staffordshire district225
  87. Moat fault165
  88. Monmore colliery60, 72
  89. Moxley sand holes208
  90. Murchison, Sir R. L.,31, 81, 106, 111 157