...composed of a base of clay containing the fragments of preexiitent rocks, varying in roundness and size. The rocks from which the fragments appear to have been transported, are found, some in Norway, some in the Highlands of Scotland, and in the mountains of Cumberland ; others in the western and north-western...

...Mr. Phillips, speaking of the superficial gravel in Holdemess, on the coast of Yorkshire, says — " The rocks from which the fragments appear to have...and in the mountains of Cumberland ; others in the western and northwestern £arts of Yorkshire, and no inconsiderable portion appears to ave come from...

...Mr. Phillips, speaking of the superficial gravel in Holderness, on the coast of Yorkshire, says — " The rocks from which the fragments appear to have...and in the mountains of Cumberland ; others in the western and northwestern parts of Yorkshire, and no inconsiderable portion appears to nave come from...

...composed of a base of clay, containing fragments of pre-existing rocks, varying in roundness and size. The rocks from which the fragments appear to have been transported are found, some in Norway; others in the Highlands of Scotland, and in the mountains of Cumberland — others, in the north western...

...The rocks from which the fragments appear to have been transported are found, some in Norway ; others in the Highlands of Scotland, and in the mountains...northwestern and western parts of Yorkshire ; and no incon siderable portion appears to have come from the sea coast of Durham, and in the neighborhood...

...composed of a base of clay, containing fragments of pre-existing rocks, varying in roundness and size. T.he rocks from which the fragments appear to have been transported are found, some in Norway; others in the Highlands of Scotland, and in the mountains of Cumberland — others, in the northwestern...

...distance. With regard to the superficial gravel on the coast of Yorkshire, Mr. Philips says, that " The rocks from which the fragments appear to have been transported are found in Norway, in the highlands of Scotland, and in the * The butterflies and moths here alluded to among...

...so numerous as to touch each other, but are scattered through the clay as plums in a pudding. . . . The rocks from which the fragments appear to have...parts of Yorkshire, and no inconsiderable portion appear to have come from the sea-coast of Durham and the neighbourhood of Whitby. In proportion to...

...rocks, not so numerous as to touch each other, but scattered through the clay as plums in a pudding. The rocks from which the fragments appear to have...and in the mountains of Cumberland, others in the northern and western parts of Yorkshire, and no inconsiderable portion appear to have come from the...