...shingle of the shore by their state of unnatural condensation, to burst upwards in a line parallel to the coast ; thus an elevated ridge, more than a mile...the new reef, in such a manner as nearly to resemble the Cqbb at Lyme ; which, however, it exceeds in size. The singularity and picturesque effect of the...

...unnatural condensation, to burst upwards in a line parallel to the coast,—thus an elevated ridge, G, more than a mile in length, and rising more than forty...extended reef in front of the present range of cliffs." * Cornwall. — Near Penzance in Cornwall, there is a projecting tongue of land, called the " Green,"...

...line parallel to the coast, — thus an elevated ridge, G, more than a mile in length, and rising.more than forty feet, covered by a confused assemblage...extended reef in front of the present range of cliffs." * Cornwall. — Near Penzance in Cornwall, there is a projecting tongue of land, called the "Green,"...

...by their state of unnatural condensation, to burst upwards in a line parallel to the coast, so that an elevated ridge, more than a mile in length and...extended reef in front of the present range of cliffs.' Landslips caused by the falling in of cavern roofs are nowhere more common than in the cretaceous strata,...

...to the coast, so that an elevated ridge, more than a mile in length and rising more than forty feet5 covered by a confused assemblage of broken strata...extended reef in front of the present range of cliffs/ Landslips caused by the falling in of cavern roofs are nowhere more common than in the cretaceous strata,...

...covered by a confused assemblage of broken strata, and immense blocks of rock, invested with sea- weed and corallines, and scattered over with shells and...extended reef in front of the present range of cliffs.' * A full account of this remarkable landslip, with a plan, sections, and many fine illustrative drawings,...

...covered by a confused assemblage of broken strata, and immense blocks of rock, invested with sea- weed and corallines, and scattered over with shells and...extended reef in front of the present range of cliffs.' * A full account of this remarkable landslip, with a plan, sections, and many fine illustrative drawings,...

...long, upraised ridge, covered with large blocks of rock, which, at the time of the occurrence, were invested with seaweed and corallines, and scattered over with shells and star-fish. " Far larger instances of ancient landslips, of which no record is known, and which took place, perhaps,...

...by their state of unnatural condensation, to burst upwards in a line parallel to the coast, so that an elevated ridge, more than a mile in length and...extended reef in front of the present range of cliffs." Landslips caused by the falling in of cavern roofs are nowhere more common than in the cretaceous strata,...

...and more recent strata along the shore. Hence blocks of very various age became mingled together, " invested with seaweed and corallines, and scattered over with shells and star-fish," 3 representing the existing fauna. Mr. Mellard Reade* has elaborated a combined terrestrial and drift-ice...