82 LIST OF WORKS ON THE GEOLOGY, ETC., OF ESSEX.
(232) Holmes, T. V. Excursion to the Deneholes of Hang-
man's Wood, near Grays, Essex. Proc. Geol. Assoc, vol. viii, no. 3,
p. 182.
(232A) ------------- Excursion to Tilbury Docks. Ibid., no. 7, pp.
392—396.
(232B) Owen [Prof.] R. Antiquity of Man as Deduced from
the Discovery of a Human Skeleton during the Excavations of the
East and West India Dock extensions at Tilbury, North Bank of
Thames. Pp. 32, 8vo, London.
(232c) Richardson, F. The Earthquake in East Anglia. Nat.
Hist. Journ., vol. viii, p. 65.
(233) Robarts, W. F. Notes on the London Clay and Bagshot
Beds at "Oakhill Quarry," Epping Forest. Trans. Essex Field
Club, vol. iii, pp. 231—236.
(234) Smith, W. G. On a Palaeolithic Floor at North-east
London. Journ, Anthrop. Soc.
(234A) Taylor, J. E. A genuine British Earthquake. Sci. Goss,
pp. 122—124.
(235) Topley, W. (and others). The Earthquake. Nature,
vol. xxx, pp. 17—19, 31, 32, 57, 60—62, 101, 124, 125.
1885.
(236) Cheetham, W. Recent Earthquake Notes from personal
observations in Essex. Trans. Leeds Geol. Assoc, vol. i, p. 9.
(237) Holmes, T. V. Miscellaneous Notes on Deneholes.
Trans. Essex Field Club, vol. iv, p. 87.
(238) Holmes, T. V. Notes on the Geological Position of the
Human Skeleton, lately found at the Tilbury Docks, Essex. Ibid.,
pp. 135—147. See also Nature, vol. xxix, p. 440 [1884].
(239) Meldola [Prof.] R. On some Geological Aspects of the
East Anglian Earthquake of April 22nd, 1884. Proc. Geol. Assoc,
vol. ix, no. 1, pp. 20—42.
(240) Meldola, Prof. R., and W. White. Report on the
East Anglian Earthquake of April 22nd, 1884. Special Memoirs,
Essex Field Club, vol. i, pp. x, 224; 4 pls.
(241) Wood, S. V. (jun.). On the Sand-pit at High Ongar,
x, with a Note on Mr. W. H. Dalton's paper on the Blackwater
Valley. Trans. Essex Field Club, vol. iv, pt. 1, pp. 76—86.