A Gryphites incurva. _Sowerby’s Mineral Conchology_, 112, 1 _and_ 2.
An Ammonites seratus. _Sowerby’s Mineral Conchology_, 24.
An Inoceramus Cuvierii hinge.
An Unio hybrida. _Sowerby’s Mineral Conchology_, 154, _fig._ 2.
Several Unios.
A piece composed entirely of shells, the chief part of which are the
Serpula auricula. It also contains an inside cast of a small turretted
shell.
A Tellina.
A Pentacrinite.
A Mytilus.
Several Bellemnitæ.
_From the beds of Ferruginous Gravel in Alluvium of Shale_. No. 3.
A Tooth of the Elephant or Mastodon.
An Inoceramus Cuvierii.
An Ostrea, with a cast of the upper valve.
A cast of an Unio indistinct.
A chama.
A cast of Shell, not named.
An Echinus.
Several bellemnitæ.
A Madrepore.
An Alcyonium.
An Astarte.
A part of a Spongites.
An impression of a Cactus, or an Euphorbia, or some other Oriental
plant. _Sowerby’s Mineral Conchology_, 40.
A piece of Wood similar to the Fossil Wood of Wooburn, Bedfordshire.
In the valley at Salmonby, near to the spot where the earthy oxide of
iron is found, is a chalybeate spring, the water of which is of the same
nature as that of Tunbridge, but much stronger.
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