Summary of Geological Literature, 1878, 1879 and 1880

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1875.—ADDENDA. Gjers, John. A short Historical Sketch of the Rise and Progress of the Cleveland Iron Trade. Trans. Chesterfield Inst. Eng., vol. iii, p. 63. pl. 28. (section.) 1876. Russell, R. Lithological Description of the Coal Measures occurring in the Northern Portion of the Yorkshire Coal Field. Trans. Midl. Inst. Eng., vol. iv. pp. 195—231. 2 pls. (sections.) 1877. Anon. Report of the Committee appoiuted to Investigate the Cause of the Outburst of Gas in the Barnsley Coal, at the New Oaks Colliery, on the 30th August, 1876. Trans. Midl. Inst. Eng., vol. vi, p. 19, pl. (section of beds.) Muller, R. On Particular Outbursts of Cas in Coal Mines. Trans. Midl. Inst. Eng., vol. v, p. 99. vol. vi, p. 46. Rdssell, R. The Flockton Coals, and the Physical Conditions that led to their Formation. Trans. Midl. Inst. Eng., vol. v, pp. 48, 127, pl. (sections.) Wilson, J. and R. Miller. On a Sudden and Heavy Discharge of Firedamp, from the Floor at the New Oaks Colliery, Barnsley. Trans. Midl. Inst. Eng., vol. v, p. 24, pl. (section of beds.) 1878. Anon. [J. S. Jeans.] Notes on the Iron and Steel Industries of the United Kingdom in 1878. Journ. Iron and Steel Inst., pp, 537–-575. (Cleveland, Hemsworth, Aldwark.) Anon. Opening of a new Coal-field in Yorkshire. Coal and Iron Trades’ Gazette, vol. v. p. 782. (Hemsworth.) Anon. Winning of Coal (Barnsley Bed) at Houghton Main Colliery, near Barnsley. Coll. Guard, vol. xxxv. p. 306. Atkinson, J. ...