SOME ESSEX WATER ANALYSES.
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Microscopic examination showed only the presence of a few
particles of dust. A first-class water.
(47.) Newport.—Shortgrove.
Two wells. Communicated by Mr. G. Ingold. By Mr. J. W.
Knights, of Cambridge, 1893 and 1894 respectively. In grains per
gallon.
(1.) Bromleys. From a well 10 feet deep in gravel. About
60 feet above the stream. A good supply of water.
(2.) Newport Lodge. From a well 10 feet deep in gravel.
(47.) Newport.—From Springs in rear of the Grammar School.
By Mr. J. W. Knights, of Cambridge. 1887.
(2.) South Shoebury.—Less than half-a-mile N.E. of St.
Andrew's Church.
Sample taken when the boring was 844 feet deep [in Chalk].
See Essex Naturalist, vol. vi., pp. 56-58. By Prof. J. L. Notter,
1889. Sample drawn, December, 1888.