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Magna Britannia
… mixture which it contains of pulverized shells and coral. The sand from the mouth of the Fal is wholly composed of coral. The liberty of taking sand for manure from the …
Survey of London
… 7, Fossil Mammalia and Birds; 8, Fossil Reptilia; 9, Coral Gallery; 10, Bird Gallery for study; 11, Shell Gallery; …
A Topographical Dictionary of England
… human skeletons, with beads of agate, some pebbles, glass, coral, and red earth, were discovered in levelling a fence. …
Office-Holders in Modern Britain
… 5 April Walpole, J. 11 1795 10 Oct. Bulgin, A. 1797 5 Jan. Coral, F. 1807 22 Jan. Conway, J. 1812 5 Jan. Munton, A. 1812 …
A History of the County of Oxford
… stands on the edge of a ridge of Lower Calcareous Grit and Coral Rag overlooking Otmoor. It is dominated by its church, …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… 18th-century well staircase. The soil is principally a coral rag, the subsoil being Corallian Beds. The chief crops …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… soil here is light and sandy and the frequent exposures of Coral Rag have been extensively quarried, especially at …