Geological Magazine. Vol. ii. Nos. 10-12 (continued).

J. Gray's 'Biographical Notice of the Rev. D. Ure,' noticed, 169.
W. King and R. B. Foote's 'Geological Structure of Parts of the
Districts of Salem, Trichinopoly, Tanjore, and South Arcot, in
Madras Presidency,' noticed, 171.

E. B. Tylor's Researches into the Early History of Mankind and
the Development of Civilization,' noticed, 174.

J. Ruskin.-Shape and Structure of some Parts of the Alps, with
reference to Denudation. Part II., 193 (plate).

R. A. C. Godwin-Austen.-Classification of the Cretaceous Beds, 197.
G. Maw.-Deposits of Chert, White Sand, and White Clay in the
Neighbourhood of Llandudno, North Wales, 200 (plate).

'American Journal of Science and Arts,' Nos. 113 & 114, September
and November 1864, noticed, 206.

D. Page's Address on Geology as a Branch of General Education,' noticed, 209.

'Canadian Naturalist and Geologist,' Nos. 4-6, August to December
1864, noticed, 209.

A. H. Green's Geology of the Country around Banbury, Woodstock,
Bicester, and Buckingham,' noticed, 210.

F. Drew's Geology of the Country between Folkestone and Rye,'
noticed, 210.

'Report of the Oswestry and Welsh-Pool Naturalist's Field-club and Archæological Society for 1857-64,' noticed, 211.

A. C. Ramsay.-Glacial Lake-basins, 213.

T. G. Bonney.-Historical Evidence of Volcanic Eruptions in Central
France in the Fifth Century, 241.

J. Rofe.-Notes on some Echinodermata from the Mountain-lime-
stone, &c., 245 (plate).

G. E. Roberts.-Geological Notes on Scotland.-No. 1, 252.

H. B. Tristram.-Geology and Physical Features of the Valley of the
Jordan, the Dead Sea, and the adjacent Districts, 254.

R. J. L. Guppy.-On some Deposits of Late Tertiary Age at Matura,
on the East Coast of Trinidad, 256.

H. Seeley. Significance of the Sequence of Rocks and Fossils : Theoretical Considerations on the Upper Secondary Rocks, as seen in the Section at Ely, 262.

D. T. Ansted's Applications of Geology to the Arts and Manufac-
tures,' noticed, 266.

T. H. Huxley and R. Etheridge's Catalogue of the Collection of
Fossils in the Museum of Practical Geology,' noticed, 268.

W. T. Doyne.-Rivers and Plains of Canterbury, New Zealand, 269.
Geology of New Zealand, 270.

Abstracts of Foreign Memoirs, 164, 204, 265.

Reports and Proceedings of Societies, 176, 213, 272.

Correspondence, 189, 231, 283.

Miscellaneous, 191, 236, 286.

Heidelberg. Verhandlungen des naturhistorisch-medicinischen Vereins. Vol. ii. December 1862 to March 1865. 1865.

Fuchs.-Entstehung der Westküste von Neapel, 171.

Institution of Civil Engineers. Abstracts of Proceedings. Session 1864-65. Nos. 17-19.

Minutes of Proceedings. General Index to Vols. i.-xx. Sessions 1837-61.

1865.

Institution of Civil Engineers. Minutes of Proceedings. Vol. xxi. Session 1861-62.

1862.

Intellectual Observer. Vol. vii. Nos. 40 & 41. May and June 1865.

Notices of Meetings of Scientific Societies, &c.

W. B. Carpenter.-Structure, Affinities, and Geological Position of
Eozoon Canadense, 278 (2 plates).

Lausanne.

Bulletin de la Société Vaudoise des Sciences Naturelles. Vol. vii. No. 50. 1863.

E. Renevier.-Age géologique du marbre de Saltrio, 393.

F. G. Chavannes.-Glissement de terrain sur la route du Sépey, 397.
C. T. Gaudin.-Feuilles fossiles de Palerme, 414.

Schnetzler. Sur le sol du port de Thonon, 422.

Vol. viii. Nos. 51 & 52. 1864.

E. Renevier.-Notices géologiques et paléontologiques sur les Alpes Vaudoises. I.-Infralias, et Zône à Avicula contorta (Ét. Rhætien), 39 (3 plates).

C. T. Gaudin et M. Moggridge.-Menton, 187 (plate).

E. Renevier.-Notices géologiques et paléontologiques sur les Alpes Vaudoises. II.-Massif de l'Oldenhorn et Col de Pillon, 273 (5 plates).

Linnean Society. Journal. Vol. ix. Nos. 33 & 34. 1865.

Transactions. Vol. xxiv. Part 3.

Liverpool Literary and Philosophical Society. No. 18. 1863-64.

London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine. Fourth Series. Vol. xxix. Nos. 196-199. April to June 1865. From Dr. W. Francis, F.G.S.

A. C. Ramsay.-Sir Charles Lyell and the Glacial Theory of Lake-
basins, 285.

P. B. Brodie.-Lias-outliers at Knowle and Wootton Wawen in
South Warwickshire, 325.

T. F. Jamieson.-History of the last Geological Changes in Scotland,
326.

D. Forbes.-Phosphorite from Spain, 340.

J. Haast.-Climate of the Pleistocene Epoch of New Zealand, 398.
J. Bryce.-Order of Succession in the Drift-beds in the Island of
Arran, 398.

Occurrence of Beds in the West of Scotland in the position of the English Crag, 399.

H. W. Crosskey.-Tellina proxima bed at Chapel Hall, near Airdrie, 399.

E. Ray Lankester.-Sources of the Mammalian Fossils of the Red Crag, and on the Discovery of a new Mammal in that Deposit allied to the Walrus, 400.

J. Phillips.-Note on the Geology of Harrogate, 400.

R. Harkness.-Lower Silurian Rocks of the South-east of Cumberland and the North-east of Westmoreland, 401.

London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Philosophical Magazine. Fourth
Series. Vol. xxix. Nos. 196-199 (continued).

R. Spruce.-Volcanic Tufa of Latacunga, at the foot of Cotopaxi;
and the Cangáua, or Volcanic Mud, of the Quitenian Andes, 401.
H. P. Blackmore.-Discovery of Flint Implements in the Drift at
Milford Hill, Salisbury, 401.

P. M. Duncan.-Echinodermata from the South-east coast of Arabia,
and from Bagh on the Nerbudda, 402.

G. Busk and H. Falconer.-Fossil contents of the Genista Cave at
Windmill Hill, Gibraltar, 402.

C. Warren.-Caves of Gibraltar, 403.

H. Falconer.-Asserted occurrence of Human Bones in the Ancient
Fluviatile Deposits of the Nile and the Ganges, with comparative
remarks on the Alluvial Formation of the two Valleys, 403.

J. E. T. Woods.-Tertiary Deposits in the Colony of Victoria,
Australia, 404.

W. Whitaker.-Chalk of the Isle of Thanet, 404.

Chalk of Buckinghamshire, and on the Totternhoe Stone, 405.
Chalk of the Isle of Wight, 405.

N. S. Maskelyne.-New Cornish Minerals of the Brochantite Group
473.

J. C. Moore.-Lake-basins, 526.

F. Stoliczka.-Character of the Cephalopodous Fauna of the South
Indian Cretaceous Rocks, 550.

W. Wallace.-Growth of Flos Ferri, or Coralloidal Aragonite, 550.
J. F. W. Herschel.-Rhomboidal specimens of Ironstone, &c., 551.
Daubrée, Cloëz, Pisani, and Des Cloizeaux.-Chemical and Minera-
logical Characters of the Meteorite of Orgueil, 552.

London Review. Vol. x. Nos. 248-260. April to June 1865.
Notices of Meetings of Scientific Societies, &c.
Eruption of Mount Etna, 379.

Ethnological and Geological Works, 414.

Longman's Notes on Books. Vol. iii. No. 41. May 31, 1865.

Madrid. Memorias de la Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas, Fisicas, Ꭹ Naturales. 2a Serie. Vol. ii. Parts 1 & 2. 1864.

Manchester Geological Society. Transactions. Vol. v. Nos. 4-7. Session 1864–65.

T. T. Wilkinson.—Additional Notes on the Drift-deposits in Burnley
and the Neighbourhood, 65.

J. Plant.-Discovery of Paradoxides Davidis at Tyddyngwladis, near
Dolgelly, North Wales, 76 (2 plates).

Manufacture of Fossils, 82.

J. Aitken.-Appearances of Glacial Action on Rock-surface near Clitheroe, and description of the chief geological features of that locality, 84.

J. Whitaker. Outcrop of the Lower Coal-measure Rocks on Boulsworth and Gorple; with observations on the origin of some "Rock-basins" thereon, 94.

Sainter.-Macclesfield Drift-shells, &c., 114.

Mendicity Society. 47th Annual Report. 1865.

Milan. Memorie del Reale Istituto Lombardo di Scienze et Lettere. Classe di Scienze Mathematiche e Naturali. Vol. x. fasc. 1. Lombardini. Saggio idrologico sul Nilo (3 plates).

Rendiconti del Reale Istituto Lombardo di Scienze e Lettere. Classe di Lettere e Scienze Morali e Politiche. Vol. i. fasc. 8-10. November and December 1864.

Vol. ii. fasc. 1 & 2. January and February

1865.

Classe di Scienze Matematiche e Naturali. Vol. i.

fasc. 9 & 10. November and December 1864.

Vol. ii. fasc. 1 & 2. January and February

1865.

Munich. Sitzungsberichte der königlichen-bayerischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu München. 1864, ii. Hefte 3 & 4.

Von Martius.-Ueber phosphorsaure Thonknollen (Koprolithen?) von Leimersdorf, 191.

Wagner.-Ueber die anthropologischen Entdeckungen im geschichteten Diluvium bei Abbeville, 193.

Gümbel.-Ueber ein neu entdecktes Vorkommen von phosphorsaurem Kalke in den jurassischen Ablagerungen von Franken, 325. Palæontographical Society. Monographs of British Fossils. Vol. xvii. For the year 1863. 1865.

J. W. Salter.-A Monograph of British Trilobites. Part ii.
Thomas Davidson.-A Monograph of British Brachiopoda. Part vi.
Brachiopoda of the Devonian Formation. Second Portion.
John Phillips.-A Monograph of British Belemnitida.

Introduction.

Part i.

Richard Owen.—A Monograph of the Fossil Reptilia of the Lias
Formations. Part First. Sauropterygia.

Paris. Annales des Mines. Sixième Série. Vol. vi. livr. 6. 1864.
Laugel.—Extraits de géologie pour l'année 1862, 497.

Vol. vii. livr. 1. 1865.

Annuaire de l'Institut des Provinces, des sociétés savantes,

et des congrès scientifiques. 2o série. Vol. vi.

1864.

Cotteau.-Rapport sur les progrès de la géologie en 1862, 207.

Bulletin de la Société Géologique de France. Deuxième 1863.

série. Vol. xx. feuill. 49-57.

Réunion extraordinaire à Liége, 761.

Pouech.-Sur les dépôts tertiaires lacustres de l'Ariège, 13, 16.

A. Gaudry.-Sur les Hipparions, 24.

Des Cloizeaux.-Carbonate de fer et de magnésie dans la météorite d'Orgueil, 24.

Origine de la Karsténite de Modane en Savoie, 25.

Paris. Bulletin de la Société Géologique de France. Deuxième Série. Vol. xxii. feuill. 1-7 (continued).

Calland. Sur le dépôt ossifère de Cœuvres, 30.

Harlé. Sur la formation jurassique et la position des dépôts manganésifères dans la Dordogne, 33.

Lory.-Essai d'une nouvelle explication de l'anomalie stratigraphique
de Petit-Cœur en Tarantaise, 48.

A. Favre.—Précis d'une histoire du terrain houiller des Alpes, 59.
N. de Mercey.-Sur les éléments du terrain quaternaire aux environs
de Paris, et spécialement dans le bassin de la Somme, 69.
Ville.-Étude des puits artésiens dans le bassin du Hodna et dans le
Sahara des provinces d'Alger et de Constantine, 106.

Société Impériale Zoologique d'Acclimatation, Bulletin mensuel. 2me Série. Vol. ii. No. 2. February 1865.

Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences. Proceedings. 1864. Nos. 1-5.

T. A. Conrad.-Notes on Shells, with descriptions of new fossil genera and species, 211.

Photographic Journal, Vol. x. Nos. 156-158. April to June 1865. Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science. New Series. No. 18. April 1865.

Quarterly Journal of Science. No. 6. April 1865.

Chronicles of Science, 260.

Geological Survey of India, 338.

H. J. Ward.-Connection between the supposed Inland Sea of the
Sahara and the Glacial Epoch, 357.

J. Mackenzie.-New South Wales Coal-fields, 358.

E. Hull.-Iron-bearing Deposits of Oxfordshire, 360.

H. M. Jenkins.-Occurrence of a Tertiary Species of Trigonia in
Australia, 362.

Chronicles of Science.

Reader. Vol. v. Nos. 118-130. April to June 1865.

Notices of Meetings of Scientific Societies, &c.

E. B. Tylor's Researches into the Early History of Mankind and the Development of Civilization,' noticed, 364.

Formation of Rock-basins, 376.

J. Haast's 'Report on the Geological Survey of the Province of
Canterbury, New Zealand,' noticed, 396.

396.

Report on the Formation of the Canterbury Plains,' noticed,

D. Page's Address on Geology as a Branch of General Education,' noticed, 513.

The Dead Sea, 517.

Campbell's Frost and Fire: Natural Engines, Tool-marks, and
Chips,' noticed, 590.

Bone-caves of Belgium, 601.

Huxley and Etheridge's 'Catalogue of the Collection of Fossils in the Museum of Practical Geology,' noticed, 646.

W. King and T. Rowney.-The Eozoön Canadense, 660.