KIRSOPP, JOHN, JUN., coal-shipment and
the laying-out of staithe-heads, 582.
Kladno-Rakonitz coal-basin, Bohemia,
geology, 670.

Kladno-Schlan coal-field, Bohemia, 670,
671.

KLOCKMANN, DR. F., origin of pyrites-
deposits of southern Spain, 734.

KLOOS, J., borings for rock-salt in Bruns-
wick and Hanover, 711.

KNETT, DR. J., Jasztrabje pyrites-
deposit, Hungary, 680.
quoted, 648.

relationship of sound phenomena to
earthquakes, 656.

KNIGHT, WILLIAM JAMES, election, N. E.,
158.

KOCHS, ALBERT VICTOR, election, M.,

186.

La Luz vein, Mexico, Guanajuato, 49,
50, 52, 53 54, 59.

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- Plata, Mexico, Zacatecas, silver-ores,
43.

Labour-saving ideas, four old, 211.–
Discussion, 213.

LAGRANGE, EUG., seismic disturbances in
Belgium in May, 1902, 646.
Laibach, upper, Carniola, coal-bearing
trias, 677.

LAJOS, FRANZ, earthquake in southern
Hungary, 645.

LAKE, W. C., dean of Durhain, promotion
of mining college, 74.

Lake Superior, U.S.A., low-grade copper-
ores, 315.

LAMBERT, THOMAS, election, N.E., 17.
LAMETON & COMPANY, treasurers, elec
tion, 352.

LAMBTON COLLIERIES, LIMITED, 63.

coal-testing apparatus, 166.

, sanitary pipe-works, 66.

Lanarkshire, coal-field, marine shells, 118.

Douglas colliery, 108.

, mussel-band, 118, 121.

collieries, colliery consumption of coal,
276.

Lancashire, Yarlside mine, pumping.
plant, 285.

South Brancepeth colliery, 442.
Tursdale colliery, 442.
Washington, 296.

LANDALE, DR. DAVID, quoted, 207.
Langley, Barony, Haydon Bridge, 398.
LANGSLOW-COCK, EDWARD ARTHUR,
election, N. E., 17.

LAPWORTH, PROF. CHARLES, annual
report of council and accounts, S.S.,
216.

legislation and the ownership of prop-
erties containing coal, 239.

,

member of Royal Commission on coal-
supplies, 230, 240.

, quoted, 227.

vote of thanks, presidential address,
S.S., 232.

LATHAM, CHARLES, election, S., 203.
LAUNAY, L. DE, geology of graphite, 668.

INDEX.

LAVERICK, J. H. W., application of coal-
cutting machines to deep mining, 262.
LAWRENCE, HENRY, death of G. F. Bell,
269.

Garesfield railway and incline, 578.
member of council, election, N.E., 4.
some considerations affecting the choice
of pumping machinery, 287.
LAWRENCE SCHOOL OF MINING, HARVARD
UNIVERSITY, U.S.A., 249.
LAYARD, H. A., quoted, 508.
LEACH, C. C., Corliss-engined fan at
Seghill colliery, 445.-Discussion, 447.
member of council, election, 16.

N. E., 4.

superheated steam at Seghill colliery,
538.---Discussion, 543.

undersea coal of the Northumberland
coast, 432.

LEACH, MAJOR REGINALD PEMBERTON,

election, M.C., 83.

Lead-measures, Alston moor,

Lead-mills, Alston moor, 398.

Lead-mines, Alston, 392.

399.

-moor, output, 397.
Derbyshire, Mill-close, 87.

Lead monoxide, pyrolusite, Sardinia, 723.
Lead-ores, Alston mines, carriage-costs
to Newcastle, 411.

411.

,

,

in and below whin sill, 410,

-, output, 395, 397.

Austria, Tyrol, 682.
-, upper Carinthia, 676.
Germany, Bavaria, 700.

Müsen district, 705.

Mexico, Guanajuato, 58.

Siberia, Transbaikalia, 741.

-, Spain, trias, 738.

Lead-sulph-antimonite, Piedmont, 716.
Lead-works, Locke, Blackett & Company,

592.

LEBOUR, PROF. G. A., marl-slate and
yellow sands of Northumberland and
Durham, 370.-Discussion, 389.
quoted, 377.

LEE, GEORGE, quoted, 527.
LEEBETTER, WILLIAM, election, M., 186.
LEES, T. G., member of council, election,
M.C., 87.

Legislation and the ownership of prop-
erties containing coal.-Discussion,

238.

Pennsylvania,

LEMIERE, L., formation of coal, 637.
Lenses, achromatic, discovery, 511.
ore-deposits, 642.

Les Collettes, France, kaolin-mine, 692.
LEVAT, E. D., mineral wealth of Bukhara
and Turkestan, central Asia, 739.
Levelling base-frame for theodolite,
triangular, 501.

Leven, Dysart and Wemyss coal-field,
Fifeshire.-Discussion, 118, 205.

Durham, 370, 371, 375, 377, 379, 381,
382, 383, 391.

Mexico, Zacatecas, 42, 46.

564.

south Tyne district, variations,

Tees, Tyne and Wear, 399 et seq.
Tudhoe colliery, bore-hole, 558.

Limonite, Africa, Kameroons, 712.

LINDGREN,

641.

WALDEMAR,

fissure-veins,

LINDLEY, E., member of council, elec-
tion, 87.

vice-president, election, M.C., 87.
Lindner Mark, Germany, manganese-
ore, 701, 703.

Lingdale mines, Heslop drilling machine,

532.

Lingula, 118, 119, 120.

LISHMAN, G. P., analytical valuation of
gas-coals.-Discussion, 166, 311.
Lithia, amblygonite, France, 691.
LIVEING, E. H., quoted, 494.
Liverpool, New Jersey, iron, 155.
mines-inspection district, accidents
from falls, 96.

Liverton mines, hand machine-drills,
527.

LIVINGSTONE, DAVID, election, S., 203.
LIVINGSTONE rotary drilling-machines,
533.

Lixiviation, copper-ores, 316, 318, 319,
320.

LJUNGSTRÖM appliance for surveying-

Loam, used for setting fire-bricks, Con-
nellsville, U.S. A., 418.

LÖCKE, precious opal of Dillenburg,
Germany, 707.

LOCKE, BLACKETT & COMPANY, lead-
works, 592.

LOCKETT, J., member of council, election,
N.S., 139.

Locomotives, Consett iron-works, 598.
- steam, without furnaces, Holland
colliery, Germany, 633.

Lodes, gold-bearing, west Africa, 413.
Loss-formation, central Asia, 739.
LOGAN, WILLIAM, vice-president, elec-
tion, 3.

Logarithms, invention, 513.

LOHEST, M., Campine coal-field, Belgium,
684.

Loire, France, coal-field, 687.
London argand gas-burner, 310.
LONDON LEAD COMPANY, Alston mines,

Longhorsley colliery, coal-seams, 555.
LONGRIDGE, R. B., quoted, 285.
Longwall, 97, 99.

-, working of undersea coal, Northum-
berland, 425, 426, 427, 433.

Loose boxes, underground stables, 485.
Lorraine, France, pisolitic iron-ores, 689.
Losero or argillaceous sandstone,
Mexico, Guanajuato, 50, 56.

LOTTI, B., cinnabar-deposits, Monte
Amiata, Tuscany, 718.

LOTZ, DR. H., asphalt-deposits of
Ragusa, Sicily, 716.

LOUIS, PROF. HENRY, Grubb sight for

LOZANO, R. S., iron-ores of Río Ibor,
Cáceres, Spain, 736.
LUDWIG, quoted, 702.
LUHRIG coal-washing plant, Douglas
colliery, 112.

LUPTON, ARNOLD, notes on systematic
timbering, 101.

quoted, 240.

LUPTON, H., AND A. H. MEYSEY-THOMP
SON, some of the considerations affect-
ing the choice of pumping machinery,
276.-Discussion, 287.
Luxemburg, iron-ores, 689.
Luz group of veins, Mexico, Guanajuato,
49, 50, 52, 53, 54, 59.

LYELL, SIR CHARLES, quoted, 570.
LYMAN, B. S., quoted, 510, 512.
Lymnic type coal-basins, 684.
Lyne river, Northumberland, 422.

MACCO, A., mineral wealth of German
colonies, 712.

MCCONNELL, W., JUN., quoted, 27, 28,
29, 30, 32, 37.

MCCREATH, WILLIAM, election, S., 113.
MACEDO, JOSÉ DE, mineral resources of
Portuguese colonies, 749.

MCGILL UNIVERSITY, Montreal, Canada,
249, 251.

MCGOWAN, JAMES, election, M.C., 83.
Machine-drills, hand, use in Cleveland
mines, 526.-Discussion, 535.
MACKAY-HERIOT, E., potassium-salts of
Germany, 710.

MACKENZIE, DR. ALISTER (misprinted
Dr. Markham), quoted, 179.
MCLAREN, JOHN, electric traction on roads
and mineral railways, 185.
MCLAREN, ROBERT, apparatus for con
trolling railway-wagons while loading
at colliery screens, 125.

Dysart, Wemyss and Leren coal-field,
Fifeshire, 119.

honorary member, election, M.C., 33.
———, N. E., 269.

working of contiguous, or nearly con-
tiguous, seams of coal, 116.

MCLELLAN, NEIL, election, N.E., 270.
MCMURTRIE, STUART, election, M.C., 255.
Macroseismometograph, 661.

MACTAGGART, JOHN PETTIE, election,
N. E., 270.

Magnesian limestones, Durham, fissures
conveying sea-water, 434.

Sunderland district, concre-

tionary, 80.

fossils, museum of Natural History
Society of Northumberland and Dur-
ham, 79.

Northumberland and Durham,
370, 371, 375, 377, 379, 381, 382, 389,
391.

Magnesium steam-pipe covering, 539.
Magnet cove, Arkansas, U.S.A.,titanium
in nepheline-syenite, 643.

Marina, Umbrian coast, 657.

Marine fossils in coal-measures of upper
Silesia, 696.

plants, origin of coal in mountain
limestone, 570.

shells, coal-measures, 118.
Marl-slate, Northumberland and Durham,
thickness, etc., 383.

and yellow sands of Northumber-
land and Durham, 370.-Discussion,
389.

Marls, red, Staffordshire, Keele boring,
133.

MARRECO, A. FREIRE, AND D. P.
MORRISON, quoted, 73.

MARSHALL, J. L., member of council,
election, M., 93.

Marshall-green colliery, Durham, coal-
seams, 554, 569.

MARTIN, C. W., some considerations
affecting the
choice of pumping
machinery, 289.

MARTIN, JOHN, drilling machine, 532.
MARTIN, ROBERT, apparatus for con-
trolling railway-wagons while loading
at colliery-screens, 124.

-, Dysart, Wemyss and Leven coal-field,
Fifeshire, 121.

sinking on seashore at Musselburgh,
126. -Discussion, 130, 209.

working of contiguous, or nearly con-
tiguous, seams of coal, 117.
Martite, Portugal, 725.

-, Russia, 728.

MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOL

OGY, Boston, U.S.A., 249.

Massut or petroleum-refuse, fuel, 668.
Mattes, grade dependent on nature of
slags, 317.

MATTIROLO, PROF. -, quoted, 718.
MAY, GEORGE, member of council, elec-
tion, 16.

valuation of gas coals, 311.
vice-president, election, 352.

MAZELLE, EDWARD, diurnal oscillations
of the soil, 659.

MEACHEM, ISAAC, JUN., legislation and
ownership of properties containing coal,

240.

-, sparkless electric plant for use in mines
and ironworks, 235.

vice-president, election, S.S., 217.
Mechanical concentration, copper-ores,
316, 317.

stokers, Douglas colliery, 111.

- Proctor, Newbottle collieries,
Margaret pit, 63.

-, Seghill colliery, 539.

MEISTER, A., quoted, 742.

Melkridge colliery, coal-seams, 555.
Melladito vein, Mexico, Guanajuato,

53.

Mellado mine, Mexico, Guanajuato, 55,
56, 58.

Melting-plant, Elswick works, 605.