7* Bj M. Nich. Witzen Ü'id.
XIV. i. An Earthquake nur Oxford,16651 by
Dr. Wallis 39«;
s. By CMr. Rob. Boyle ibid.
3. By Dr. J. Beal 396
XV. Jtn Earthquake at Oxford, i6%i,lytMr.
Tho. bigott. ibid.
XVI. An Earthquake in the Midland-Coun-ties, 1683 ; by CMr. Tho. Bigott 400
XVII. 1. An Earthquake in Sicily, 169 t; by
CMr. Martin Hartop ‘ibid.
2. ByV Alessandro Burgos 401
3. By the Noble Vincentius Bonajatus 406;XVIII. An Earthquake at Lima, 1687; by
P. Alvarez de Toledo 410
XIX. An Earthquakc in Jamaica, 168-J ; by,
Dr. Hans Sloan ibid.
XX. i, An Earthquake/« Jamaica, 169256/
. 4«i
2 ■ By . . , . ibid.
■$. By ... . ibid.
4. By .... 412^
5- By . Communiat ed by Dr. Ch.
Love-Morley 413
6. By Dr. Sloan 419
XXI. An Earthquake in 1699, «r Batawa;fern to CM. Nich. Witzen \by ... . ibid.
XXII. The Cause 0/ Earthquake; and Vulca--
no’s; by Dr. Klart. Lifter .420
XXIII. Subterraneous Oaksi» Somersetssiire;by Dr. J. Beal 423
XXIV. Wood found Underground in Lincoln-
ssiire*, by . . . . ibid.
XXV. Fossile Wood nur York} by Dr. Ri-
chardson ibid.
XXVI. Fossile Wood /'n Craren ; by Dr. M
Lifter 424
XXVII. Wood found in Stone ; by CMr. J.
Beaumont 425
XXV1IT. Fossile Shells in Italy; by S. Man-fredus Septalius ibid.
XXIX- Fossile Shells in France ; ly CM. deMartel ibid.
XXX. Fossile Shells in stveral Places cf Eng-land ; by Dr. M. Lider ibid•
XXXI. Fossile Shells in Kent; by Dr. Griff.
Hatley 426
XXXII. Fossile Shells in Berkssiire; ly Dr.
]a. Brewer 427
XXXIII. Fossile Shells and Fissies in Lincoln-shire ; by CMr. Abrah. de la Pryme 428XXXIV. Glossopetra:; by D. Lifter 431XXXV. The Fossile Tongue of a PastinacaMariana ; by Dr. Hans Sloane ibid.XXXVI. Horns 0/ American Dteer, found un-der Greund, /»Ireland ; tyDr. Tho.Mo-lyneux 432
/in Elephant found Undef Grouodttear Erfurt in Germany ; by .Wilh. Ern.Tentzelius 438
XXXVIII. Mineral Maps; ly Dr. M. Lifter
450
XXXIX- Schemes 0/ Sands and Claysj byDr. Lifter 491
XL. A Sand-Floo.d at Downham in Suffolk ;
ty Mr. Tho. Wright 455*
XLI. An Hungarian Bolus ; by . . . 457
XLIL The Soap-Earth from Smyrna ; by Dr.
Edw* Smith ibid.
XLIII. The Use of the Turkish Rusma ; byAir-Smith 458
XLIV. Coal Mines in Somersetssiire; by CMr.
J. Beaumont ibid■
XLV. i- A Subterraneous Fungus •, by CMr.Jeffop ibid.
2. By Dr. Lifter 459
XLV1. ^Mineral Juice; by Dr. Lifter ibid.XLVII. A Blackissi Stone/«Shvop(hire,_yieM.ing Pitch, Tar, and Oyl; by CMr. Mar-tin Ele ibid.
XLVIII. A Mineral Balsam in Alsatia ; ly.... 460
XLTX« A Mineral Balsam, /«Italy; 6/J.M*Antonio Castagna ibid.
L. Ofteocollaaieur Francksorto« the Oder ; byJohn Christoph. Beckman 461
LT. Black-Lead ; by Dr. Plot 462
LU. Irish-Slate ; by ... . ibid.
LIII. Chalk, and some otber Bodies, not pro-per ly Stones, thougb commonly reputed so 3ly Dr. Fred. Slare ibid.
LIV. Imperfect Stone in Scotland ; by Dr.Geo. Garden 463
LV. A Stone Quarry near Maeftrich ; by
.... ibtd.
LVI. Quarries and Rocks in Au stria and Hun-gary, L>c. by Dr. Edw. Brown 464
LVII. White Marble in Ireland ; byDr. Assi,Bißop of Chiyne ibid.
LVII1. StonesGrowing at the endof «Russi ;
by Sir R. Redding ibid .
LIX. i. The Icy Mountain Gletscher; byCM.Muraltus 463
2 . By .... to CM. Justel ibid.
LX. The Formation oj Cryftals; by P. Fran-cisco Lana ibid.
LXF. An Odd figurcd Iris; ly Dr. Lifter 466LXII. Transparent Pebbles; by Dr. Lifter ib.LX11I. 1. Diamoads} ty ... . 467
2. Bythehar\ Marssial of England ibid.
LX1V. 1. The Produktion of Amber; ty M.Joh. Schefferus 473
2. ByCM. Hevelius i id.
3. An
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