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II. G. W. LEE, Note on Fossiliferous Sandstone from

Dunbeath, Caithness

2

III. J. DUNCAN, On a Deposit of Diatomaceous Earth near

the East End of Loch Leven, Kinross-shire

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IV. T. CUTHBERT DAY, Veining and Metasomatism in Basalt

at Upper Whitfield, near Macbiehill

V. WILLIAM TAYLOR, A New Locality for Triassic Reptiles,

with Notes on the Trias found in the Parishes of

Urquhart and Lhanbryde, Morayshire

VI. T. CUTHBERT DAY, Igneous Intrusive Phenomena at

Upper Whitfield, near Macbiehill; and at Ravelrig

and Kaimes Hill Quarries, Balerno

VII. D. TAIT, On the Section in a Bore-hole in the Calciferous

Sandstone Series, Upper Old Red Sandstones and

Lower Old Red Sandstone Lavas in the Grange

District, Edinburgh

VIII. ALEXANDER BREMNER, Low-level Kettle-holes in and

near Aberdeen

23

IX. ALEXANDER BREMNER, The Glacial Geology of the

Stonehaven District

25

X. J. S. FLETT, The Submarine Contours around the

Orkneys

XI. T. CUTHBERT DAY, Marginal Intrusive Phenomena near

Linlithgow, and at Auchinoon

XII. D. TAIT, Notes on a Section of the Wardie Shales, with

Igneous Intrusions, exposed in the Stank, Corstor-

phine; and on the Draining of the Old Lochs at

Gogar and Corstorphine

XIII. J. MASTERTON, Coal Apples

XIV. ALEXANDER BREMNER, Limits of the Valley Glaciation

XV. D. BALSILLIE, Descriptions of some Volcanic Vents near

St Andrews

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XVI. D. BALSILLIE, Descriptions of some New Volcanic Vents

in East Fife

XVII. RACHEL WORKMAN M'ROBERT, Igneous Rocks of Teviot

and Liddisdale

Records of Papers read and of Exhibits, Sessions 1915-1916,

1916-1917, and 1917-1918

XVIII. WILLIAM MACKIE, Acid Potassium Sulphate as a Petro-

chemical Test and Solvent

XIX. T. CUTHBERT DAY, Chemical Analyses of the Dolerite

and Hornfels of Auchinoon

XX. D. TAIT, Notice of a Shrimp-bearing Limestone in the

Calciferous Sandstone Series at Granton, near

Edinburgh

XXI. THOMAS D. WALLACE, A New Locality for Manganese

XXII. WILLIAM MACKIE, The Principles that regulate the

Distribution of Particles of Heavy Minerals in Sedi-

mentary Rocks, as illustrated by the Sandstones of the

North-East of Scotland.

XXIII. DAVID TAIT and JAMES WRIGHT, Notes on the Structure,

Character, and Relationship of the Lower Carbon-

iferous Limestones of St Monans, Fife

XXIV. T. CUTHBERT DAY, A New Volcanic Vent and other New

Geological Features on the Shore, Weak Law, near

Gullane

XXV. J. MATHIESON and E. B. BAILEY, The Glacial Strand-

lines of Loch Tulla

XIX.-XXIV. 185

193

XXVI. WILLIAM MACKIE, The Source of the Purple Zircons in

the Sedimentary Rocks of Scotland

XXVII. H. M. CADELL,. A Basalt Laccolite in the Bo'ness Coal-

field

XXVIII. E. B. BAILEY, Volcanie Vent Parasitic on St Leonard's

Sill

XXIX. H. H. READ, ALEXANDER Bremner, ROBERT CAMPBELL,

and A. W. GIBB, Records of the Occurrence of Boulders

of Norwegian Rocks in Aberdeenshire and Banffshire

XXX. ROBERT CAMPBELL, The late Professor James Geikie,

LL.D., D.C.I., F.R.S.

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214

223

230

232

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XXXI. E. B. BAILEY, C. T. Clough, M.A., LL.D., F.G.S.

236

XXXII. Dr WALCOT GIBSON, Charles Lapworth, M.Sc., LL.D.,

F. R.S., F.G.S., 1842-1920

239

XXXIII. Dr MACKIE, William Taylor, J.P., Lhanbryde

243.

Records of Papers read and of Exhibits, Sessions 1918-1919,

1919-1920, 1920-1921, and 1921-1922

XXXIV. D. TAIT, On a Bore for Brewing Water near Craig-

lockhart.

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XXXV. JAMES WRIGHT, Notes on the Occurrence of Crinoids in

the Carboniferous Limestones in Scotland

XXVI.-XXIX. 275

XXX.-XXXIV, 300

XXXVI. T. CUTHBERT DAY, The Leithies, North Berwick, a small

Laccolite with unusual Intrusive Phenomena

XXXVII. R. J. A. ECKFORD and W. MANSON, Certain Glacial

Phenomena in the Central Tweed Area

XXXV.-XXXVI. 308

XXXVIII. H. R. J. CONACHER, Some Occurrences of Natural

Mineral Oil in the Scottish Shale Fields

XXXIX. J. J. H. TEALL and E. G. RADLEY, Petrological Notes

on the Houston Marl

319

XXXVII.-XXXIX. 327

XL. T. CUTHBERT DAY, Two Unrecorded Volcanic Vents on

the Shore East of North Berwick

XLI. D. TAIT, The Rocks between Leith and Granton, with

Historical Notes on the working of the Wardie Coal

XL.-XLVII. 338

346

XLII. WILLIAM MACKIE, Dumortierite in British Rocks

XLIII. H. H. READ, A Diopside-bearing Pegmatite near Ellon

in Aberdeenshire

352

353

XLIV. FREDERICK WALKER, Four Granitic Intrusions in South-

Eastern Scotland

357

XLV. S. R. KIRK, Geology of the Coast between Kinkell Ness

and Kingask, Fifeshire

XLVIII. 366

XLVI. JAMES W. LUNN, Two Unrecorded Intrusions in the

Pentland Hills .

383

XLVII. D. HALDANE, Notes on the Discovery of "Edmondia"

(Jones) in Fife .

XLVIII. FREDERICK WALKER, A Monchiquite Dyke in Lauderdale

390

Obituaries

392

Records of Papers read and of Exhibits, Sessions 1922-1923 and

1923-1924

399

Index

411

Roll of the Edinburgh Geological Society

419