Proceedings 1973-74 Part 3

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Contents

Original ArticlesPage
Structural Relations between the Skiddaw Slates and the Borrowdale Volcanics, F. Moseley127
J.F.N. Green… Amateur Geologist, E. H. Shackleton147
Some Notes on the History of the Harrington Collieries and on the Locations of Old Pit Shafts at Workington, J. Moon151
Excursion Notes
Glacial Deposits in Ennerdale159
Weekend Field Meeting in the Appleby Area160
Cockermouth Lavas in the Blindcrake Area162
Weekend Excursion to the Furness Peninsula164
Intrusive Rocks in the Eskdale Area168
Carboniferous Limestones of Humphrey Head170
Haig Colliery, Whitehaven171
Lecture Reports
Revolution in the Earth Sciences172
The Geology of Ethiopia173
One Man’s View of the Skiddaw Group174
The History of Lead & Copper Mining in the Keswick Area176
The Lower Carboniferous strategraphical palaeontology of the Furness and Grange Area178
Obituaries’179
Annual Dinners
15th March 1974181
14th March 1975182
Annual General Meetings
The thirteenth Annual General Meeting183
The fourteenth Annual General Meeting188

Proceedings 1971-72 Part 2

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Contents

The Origin of Esker Sediments near Thursby Cumberland, D. HuddartPage 59
The Igneous Complex of Carrock Fell, I. E. Skillen71
Landforms and Landscapes in the Cheviot Hills, R. Clark87
Excursion Notes
The Blindcrake Area, Cockermouth98
Weekend field meeting in Upper Teesdale101
The Eycott Lavas105
Opencast coal mining at Clifton, Workington109
Weekend Field Meeting in the Cheviots112
Lecture Report
The Pleistocene of North Britain with Special References to the Pennines114
The Eleventh and Twelfth Annual General Meetings117

Proceedings 1969-70 Part 4

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Contents

Aspects of Glaciation in Northumberland, R. ClarkPage 133
The Geology and Metalliferous Mines of the Buttermere and Loweswater Valleys, J. Moon and J. D. J. Wildridge157
Field Excursions and Mine Visits:
Visit to Tullie House Museum, Carlisle171
The Freshwater Biological Association172
Rowrah Quarry, Frizington (Carboniferous Limestone)173
Armboth Dyke, Fisher Crag, Thirlmere175
Greenscoe Area, Dalton-in-Furness (Lower Palaeozoics)178
Bigrigg (New Red Sandstone)182
The Weekend Camp, Grassington, Warfedale183
Indoor Meetings:
Winter Programme, 1969-1970184
The Ninth Annual General Meeting185

Proceedings 1968-1969 Part 3

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Contents

Henry Alleyne NicholsonPage 105
Some Results of Recent Work on the Carboniferous Limestone Series of West Cumberland108
Erosion at Work – Some recent Lake District changes115
Excursion to Appletreeworth Beck, Broughton in Furness117
Excursion to South West Cumberland – Deglaciation Features119
Lecture Programme – Reports122
Annual General Meeting – Reports and Accounts125
Book Review131

Proceedings 1967 Part 2

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Contents

The Sixth Annual General MeetingPage 59
Deglaciation in the Ennerdale Area, a Re-interpretation, David Huddart63
Dolomitization and the Lower Carboniferous Dolomite of the Matlock Area, Derbyshire, R. Kay84
Minerals and Mineralization, The President’s Lecture, E. H. Shackleton, F.G.S.89
The Annual Dinner93
Excursion to the Elterwater Division of the Broughton Moor Green Slate Quarries, Westmorland94
The Summer Camp100
Other Functions Held During 1967101
Geology in Schools103
Recent Geological Finds in Cumberland and Westmorland, W. F. Davidson104

Proceedings 1966 Part 1

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Contents

The Fifth Annual General MeetingPage 1
The Presidential Address delivered by E. H. Shackleton, F.G.S.5
Oil and Natural Gas Exploration in the Eastern Irish Sea, C. V. Knife13
Celebrated Lake District Geologists, R. Harkness19
The Occurrence of Calamites Fossilised in situ in the Coal Measures at Bransty Cliffs, Whitehaven, R. E. O. Pearson22
Zeolites, Dr. G. McL Biggar25
The Long Meg Anhydrite Mine32
Excursion to Intrusive Rocks in Skiddaw Slates of Dent33
Excursion to the Murton Fell Area35
Excursion to the Seathwaite Plumbago Mine39
Weekend Camping Excursion to the Ingleton Area40
Excursion to the Rachel Wood Mine, Thornthwaite43
Field Meeting at Kentmere, Westmorland46
Excursion to Great Hall Gill, Whin Rigg and Wasdale Screes47
Some Little-studied British Landforms50
Making and Equipping a Field Case57
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