 | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | upwards. The presence of Posidonia becheri in the Raeburn and Basket shell beds has been used to recognise...Hills (Fig. 1) where it lies just above the Hurlet Coal. The rocks of this formation represent a maximum...delta front. Upper Limestone Formation Limestone Coal Formation Lower Limestone Formation: including...SETTING OF SOUTHERN BATHGATE HILLS The Limestone Coal Formation (Pendleian) includes the beds between...ironstones and seatrocks associated with welldeveloped coal seams. Two widely correlated marine bands occur |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | overlie the oil shales and extend upwards to the coal seams of the Bo'ness area. The precise geological...begins in higher strata about the position of the Raeburn Shale and extends down to the bottom of the Burdiehouse...the Raeburn Shale position (characterised by the underlying marine shell bed), the Two-Feet Coal, Houston...volcanic ash were met with between the Raeburn Shale and the Two-Feet Coal position. In C the upper bed was...accumulation of volcanic ash above the Two-Feet Coal is seen in Binns Hill, less than three-quarters |  | | Report (Issue volume) | | CAR~ONIFEROUS • • • '. • • ·: MILLSTONE SERIES, GRIT & COAL MEASURES. Upper Oil.- .shale C I' LIMESTONE...__Position or rault proved __.___ --- Oi/-s/Ja/e or Coal outcrop or selected f'ault underground Approximate...Explanation of Figs. 3-14 Preface 1 • Introduction 2. Northern District (Figs, 3-6; Tables I, II) • c. Boghall...Barracks Limestone HUR,LST. Birkfield Limestone LST. Coal IvI.S. Camps Shale o.s. Craigenhill Limestone, P...73147.... 1 3 , • op0rated by Houston Coal Hurlet Coal Hurlet Lin1estone Limestone 111ungleShale |  | | Report (edition) | | Ironstone. Raeburn Shale. Upper Raeburn Shale. Lo,ver Raeburn Shale. �1 ungle Shale . Two-feet Coal. Paper...Paper Shale. Jlouston Coal. Fells Shale. Broxburn Shale. Dunnet Shale. Bar1·acks Shale. Bu1·diehouse Limestone...Limestone. Pumpherston Shale. Coal Oil Shale. Ochiltree Fault. Middleton Hall Fault. Calder Fault. Murieston...Torbanehill mineral, a seam near·the base of the Coal-n1easures in West Lothian. In the first edition...one-inch map of' Scotland, the outcrops of the Houston Coal and Burdiehouse Lin1estone, two important ho1·izons |  | | Report (edition) | | in connection ,vith the re-survey of the Scottish coal-fields has fallen to the lot of Mr. J. S. Grant.... . . bank Oil Works . 10.-Section across the northern part of the Pumphcrston Shale. . . . . . field...Shale. . . . . . . . field 13.-Section across the northern part of the Broxbum Shale-field 14.-Section across...for utilising the spent shale as fuel along with coal and permanent gas from the condensers. Steam superheater...Blackband Ironstone Barracks Limestone. Binny Sandstone. Coal. Calder Fault. Cobbinshaw (IVIain) Limestone. Camps |  | | Book | | Carboniferous \NtSfPJ 1.AUAN Coal 1Weasures (Scotland) Middle Coal Measures: Lower Coal lvleasures: NAMURJAN...Forrnation: Upper Limestone Formation: Limestone Coal Formation: Sandstones, silL�tones, mu...(p. I 7) should read 'South Mine Quarry .... ' not 'Petershill Quarry .... '. British Geological Survey...all of Carboniferous age and include the principal coal-bearing forn1ations of the .tvtid land Valley,...Valley Sill. Early mining in the area provided the coal and ironstone on which the industrialisation of |  | | Report (edition) | | the survey as quickly as possible into the great Coal-fields of Scotland, but the Ordnance Survey of the...outline of the different formations of the beds of coal, the limestones, igneous rocks, faults, etc., is...Carboniferous strata that contain beds of workable coal, and sections on the same scale, to be accompanied...chain to the Cairn Hills. Mr. Clough revised the Coal Measures of the Mid-Lothian basin south of Smeaton...to form National Grid maps in the eastern and northern parts of the forthcoming one-inch map the opportunity |  | | Report (edition) | | in connection with the re-survey of the Scottish coal-fields . has fallen to the lot of l\'lr. J. S. Grant...through Oakbank " 38 Oil Works 9. Sectio� across the northern part of the Pumpherston Shale-field 43 45 ,, 10...Pumpherston Shale-field 49 " 12. Section across the northern part of the Broxburn Shale-field 49 " 13. Section...Shale. Raeburn Shale. :Mungle Shale. Two-foot Coal, XU Pa.per Shale. Grey Shale. Houston Coal. Fells...Pumpherston Shale. Queensferry Cement. Dalm ahoy Shale. Coal. Oil Shale. Limestone. Limestones. Ochiltree Fault |  | | Report (issue) | | Grey Shale 12 Fivestanks Shale 12 Mungle Shale 12 Raeburn Shale 12 Fraser Shale 13 Resources 14 Summary of...oil was a cannel coal from Boghead on the Torbane Hill estate near Bathgate. This coal, known as the Boghe:id...Boghe:id Coal or Torbanite Mineral, occur1·ed near the base of the Coal Measures in a relatively small...operation producing oil from either oil-shale or cannel coal. The industry reached its maximum productivity in...Limestone Hurlet Coal Under Limestone (Bone Bed Limestone) ..J ..J ..J Basket Shell Bed and Coal (Cephalopod |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | 47. Clinopistha (?)parinasensis sp. nov., 230. Coal in Great Britain, W. Gibson, 34. — Measures, Lancashire...Longworth-Dames, 168. Dix, E., Marine Horizons in Welsh Coal Measures, 356. Dominica, Island of. Geological Notes...Washouts " in, M. Black, 301. Euphoberia ferox from Coal Measures, Crawerook, S. G. Brade-Birks, 400. Euryocrinus...K., Biotite-bearing Greenstones, 46. Gibson, W., Coal in Great Britain, 34. Glasgow Geological Societv...Dublin District, F. Smithson, 12. Hickling, G., Coal Measures, Lancashire, 330. Higgins, A. L., Phototojiography |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Barren Red Coal Measures Productive Coal Measures Millstone Grit Upper Limestone Group Limestone Coal Group..... .. .. .. .. .. .. Productive Coal Measures Limestone Coal Group Acknowledgements Explanation...on the plans of a large colliery in the English Midlands a ten-foot fault and informed that it " had given...record extant of what he said in reply. Mining for coal, which began as early as the 13th century at least...fed on—iron ore, hmestone and furnace or splint coal. The oil-shale industry again, which dates from |  | | Book (edition) | | cover Operations in the Welton Chalk at Melton Ross Quarry, Singleton Birch Ltd., near Brigg, North Lincolnshire...planning officers at the various local authorities, The Coal Authority, and to the many companies working in...Britain and Northern Ireland (the latter is an agency service for the government of Northern Ireland),...email bgslondon@bgs.ac.uk Geological Survey of Northern Ireland, Colby House, Stranmillis Court, Belfast...Figures 1 An extract from Hunt’s 1858 listing of Quarry Returns 2 Current distribution of BRITPITS database |  | Neves, R., Gueinn, K. J., Clayton, G., Ioannides, N. S., Neville, R. S. W., Kruszewska, K. (1973) 2.—Palynological Correlations within the Lower Carboniferous of Scotland and Northern England. Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 69 (2). 23-70 doi:10.1017/s0080456800014939 | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | within the Lower Carboniferous of Scotland and Northern England. By R. Neves1, K. J. Gueinn1, G. Clayton1...Correlations in Lower Carboniferous of Scotland and Northern England 25 several rhythmic sequences of a Yoredale...in the upper half of the Anstruther borehole as: Coal, Seat-earth, Sandstone, usually passing by alternation...generally with ironstone bands or nodules, Limestone, Coal. This cycle is generally representative of that...Other horizons were correlated with the Basket, Raeburn and Dunnet Shell Beds (text-fig. 7). In the I.G |  | | Report (Issue volume) | | SCOTL AND The Economic Geology OF THE CE NTRAL COAL FIELD OF SCOTLAND, AREAVI. BATHGATE, WILSONTOWN...Lanarkshire Basin, and includes -such important coal-mining districts as Bathgate, Wilsontown, Fauldhouse...Rocks, Faults • Lower Lin1estone and Li11lestone Coal Grot1ps • • • • Upper Limestone Group 2. Dur-hamtown...• •• • I...ower Limestone Group • • • Limesto11e Coal Group • . • • • Upper Limestone Group • • • ' OAR-BONIFERous.... . . . Lower JJi111estor1e t1nd l..1i111estone Coal Groups 5. Thornmuir and Bir11jehall Lo,ver I...imestones |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | with Historical Notes on the working of the Wardie Coal. By D . TAIT, H.M. Geological Survey. (Read 21st...together some historical facts about the working of the coal seam at Wardie and at Caroline Park to the west...bore for water was put down at Roseburn at the northern end of the premises of Messrs Jeffrey's Brewery...Commissioners informs me of the occurrence of a 9-inch coal, and of beds of shale with gas at the entrance to...yards east of the eastern breakwater, a three-foot coal crops out from under a one-foot limestone. It is |  | | Report (chapter) | | with other aqueous deposits, as in the Scottish coal-fields. It is in a geological sense true shale, and...common shale, on the other into cannel or parrot coal. The richer varieties yield from 30 to 40 gallons...inches) thick on average in the Carboniferous Lower Coal Measures of West Lothian and was originally obtained...to process crude oil that was seeping into local coal mines. Young had been sent a sample of the ‘black...an ironworks and one of the local coal mines, the ‘Old Deeps Coal Pit’, located between his iron foundry |  | | Book (edition) | | planning officers at the various local authorities, the Coal Authority, the Valuation Office Agency (Minerals)...Graphics Ltd, Derby Cover illustration Cloud Hill Quarry, Leicestershire, excavated in steeply dipping Carboniferous...minerals produced in Britain, on an ex-mine or quarry basis, the total value is estimated at £21 796...5295 2 186 7 19 256 2125 9 21796 Energy minerals Coal Oil (including natural gas liquids) Natural gas...substantial onshore extractive industry producing coal, oil and a wide range of construction and industrial |  | | Book (edition) | | ng officers at the various local authorities, the Coal Authority, and to t11e many companies working in...Britain. and Northern lteland (the latter is an agency service for the government of Northern. Ireland)...emai l: bgslondon@bgs.ac.uk Geological Survey of Northern Ireland, Colby House, Stranmillis Court, Bell'ast...2000-2006 (thousand tonnes) 3 Minerals produced in Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man, Guernsey and Jersey...Chert China Clay China Clay Waste Clay & Shale Coal, Deep Coal, Opencast Coalbed MetJ1ane Colliery Spoil Crushed |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | sp. nov., '34,252 Crick, '04, 407 ABSALOM, R. G., Coal Measure Floras, — blackmorei sp. nov., '07, 389...Alkali Facies of Granite in Skye, An, AKAAD, M. K., Northern Aureole of the C. E. Tilley, '49, 81 — Metasomatism...Sea-levels, '39, 317 Quaternary Sea-levels in the Northern Hemisphere, '39, 489 Jurassic Iron Ores, Cleveland...SMYTHE, An Occurrence of Millerite in the Durham Coal Measures, '42, 220 Andes (Central), Human Remains...Studies in Paleobotany, '61, (R) 538 ANDRONOV, I., New Coal Basins of the U.S.S.R., '44, 132 Anemetocrinus gen |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Lanarkshire coalfield; they range from the base of the Coal Measures down to the Calciferous Sandstone Series...inches of foul coal with fireclay below; at this point, in the dark slate above the coal, Mr. Tait has...went on through the Coal and Ironstone group below, ending in the Lesmahagow Gas Coal position (Crutherlands...group in Scotland. Higher strata ranging up to the Coal Measures are exposed further downstream east of...750 yards east of Browntod a thin band of parroty coal and blaes with Lingvla crosses the stream, and a |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Tinfields of Nassarawa and Ilorin Provinces by C. Raeburn; Geological Survey of Nigeria. Bulletin No. 6....Survey of Nigeria. rawa and Ilorin Provinces.? C. Raeburn. 1924. 10 x 8, pp. 63. Plates I- VI and Geological...Tertiary crustal movements." The happy discovery of coal at Udi by Mr. Kitson and Dr. Teale in 1909, This...by a coloured Geological Map and The age of the coal still remains excellent plates, is therefore very...an Upper Cretaceous or early Tertiary date, the coal on the eastern side of the Niger and the lignites |  | | Book (edition) | | Gaswells. h-ont cover Operations at Shap Beck Quarry, Hanson Aggregates, North.em Region. © D Cameron...planning officers at the various local authorities, the Coal Authority, and to die many companies working in...out the geological survey of Great Britain. and Northern Ireland (the lauer is an. agency service for the...email bgslondon@bgs.ac.uk Geological Survey of Northern Ireland, Colby House, Stranmillis Court, Belfast...Ji'igures 1 An extract from Hunt's 1858 listing of Quarry Re turns 2 lJnited Kingdom production of n1inerals |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | follows :COAL MEASURES. MILLSTONE GRIT. CARBONIFEROUS {U pper Limestones. LIMESTONE Middle Coal Group.... SERIES. Cementstone Group. 1 All along the northern, western and southern boundaries of the great...strata. Along the upper part of this cliff an I8-inch coal can be seen; at one point the stump of a fossil...visible, the roots spreading out over the ·roof of the coal. Lower down is a mass of " blaes " (clay-shale)...that they can be calcined without any addition of coal during the process. Still lower strata can be seen |  | | Book | | Observatory (1883-1904) 39-61 CHAPTER 4 — Raeburn and Company (1897-1926) 63-82 CHAPTER 5 — ANew...: \ N Se ~ Inglis Clark) Portrait of Harold Raeburn (1905, SMC) Portrait of William Inglis Clark (c...Goodeve (c. 1914, SMC) BARRRARRARR BWWWEWWWUWHWY Raeburn pH OONDUAWNH— in action (c. 1906, AER) Inspection...and for opening my eyes to the achievements of Raeburn and Company; Graham Tiso, for trusting me once...January day of wet falling snow which caneus on the northern cliffs, and as we descended our clothes froze |  | | Report (issue) | | in Britain. Correspondenceonobtainingmicafrom Australia. Reportonundergroundcavesfor storingvaluables...on. a small scale, from cannel-coal, torbanite or boghead, parrot-coal and parrot-shale, peat and ironstone-shale...shales are, in order from above downwards, the Raeburn, Mungle, Fells, Broxburn, Champfleurie, Dunnet...than coal-seams in these respects. I t is noteworthy also that they do not pass laterally into coal-seams...Dixon's estimate that the total available quantity of coal in Scotland in seams over 24 in. in thickness would |
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