. The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. o J. Harris Teall, , , , Henry Thomas, , Hazzledine Smith Woodward, , , ^Permanent JNrrctavj?. L. L. Belinfante, Hftrartan. C. P. Chatwin. €htk. M. St. John Hope. SssSistant tn Hibravi). Arthur PUBLICATION COMMITTEE. Dr. F. A. J. C. G. J. V. W. Gibson. Dr. A. Harker, PresidentDr. H. Lapworth. \Dr. Herbert H. Thomas. J Dr. F. L. Kitchin. Mr. G. W. Lamplugh Mr. E. T. Newton. Mr. E. D. Oldham. S
. The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. o J. Harris Teall, , , , Henry Thomas, , Hazzledine Smith Woodward, , , ^Permanent JNrrctavj?. L. L. Belinfante, Hftrartan. C. P. Chatwin. €htk. M. St. John Hope. SssSistant tn Hibravi). Arthur PUBLICATION COMMITTEE. Dr. F. A. J. C. G. J. V. W. Gibson. Dr. A. Harker, PresidentDr. H. Lapworth. \Dr. Herbert H. Thomas. J Dr. F. L. Kitchin. Mr. G. W. Lamplugh Mr. E. T. Newton. Mr. E. D. Oldham. Secretaries. Prof. T. F. W. J. Jethro A. Smith Woodward. ORDINARY MEETINGS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY TO BE HELD AT BUELLNGTON Wednesday, May 16* June 6—20* [Business will commence at precisely.]The asterisks denote the dates on which the Council will meet. PROCEEDINGS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OE LONDON. SESSION 1915-1 November 3rd, 1915. Dr. A. Smith Woodward, ,in the The List of Donations to the Library was read. The Names of certain Fellows of the Society were read out forthe second time, in conformity with the Bye-Laws, Sect. VI,Art. 5, in consequence of the Non-Payment of the Arrears oftheir Contributions. Dr. C. W. Andkews, , gave an account of the discoveryand excavation of a very large specimen of Etephas antiquesnear Chatham. The specimen was originally discovered aboutthree years ago, by a party of sappers who were digging a attention of the authorities of the British Museum was drawnto this find by Mr. S. Turner, of Luton, Chatham. The extractionof the bones was delayed until the past summer. A great part ofthe skeleton had now been collected, owing largely to the skill ofMr. L. E. Parsons, Junr. The skull, unfortunately, was in a verybad condition, but two complete upper, and one lower, secondmolars were obtained. One tusk, about 7 or 8 feet long, was alsofoun
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