...suggestion from whatever quarter it might be advanced." Geol. Trans., vol. v., p. 725. In February, 1851, the Council of the Geological Society awarded...developing the geological structure of the British Isles, the Alps, and the Rhenish Provinces. The President, Sir Charles Lyell, in presenting the medal, said...

...the older sedi-mentary rocks of our two south-western counties. Perhaps one of Professor Sedgwick-s greatest works was his examination of the geological...brief limits of a single speech to enumerate all the Professor-s various labours ; but he referred especially to his memoirs on the magnesium limestone...

...however, on his part was only anxious to clear his scientific reputation from any slur arising from au error for which he was not responsible. Now that the...Professor's various labours ; but he referred especially to his memoirs on the magnesium limestone of the north of England, on the trap-rocks of Durham and Cumberland,...

...adopting the final classification of the older sedimentary rocks of our two south-western counties. In 1851 the Council of the Geological Society awarded...Isles, of the Alps, and of the Rhenish Provinces." No member of the University ever laboured in a higher degree than the late Professor to elevate the...

...adopting the final classification of the older sedimentary rocks of our two south-western counties. In 1851 the Council of the Geological Society awarded...Isles, of the Alps, and of the Rhenish Provinces." No member of the University ever laboured in a higher degree than the late Professor to elevate the...

...suggestion from whatever quarter it might be advanced." Geol. Trans., vol. v., p. 725. In February, 1851, the Council of the Geological Society awarded...developing the geological structure of the British Isles, the Alps, and the Ehenish Provinces. The President, Sir Charles Lyell, in presenting the medal, said...

...Sedgwick the Wollaston Medal, the highest however in their power to bestow, in recognition of the value of his original researches in developing the geological structure of the British Isles, the Alps, aud the Rheinish provinces. Twelve years later, in 1863, he received from the Royal Society...

...Sedgwick the Wollaston Medal, the highest however in their power to bestow, in recognition of the value of his original researches in developing the geological structure of the British Isles, the Alps, and the Rheinish provinces. Twelve years later, in 1863, he received from the Royal Society...

..."Wollaston Palladium Medal, the highest honour in their power to bestow, in recognition of the value of his " original researches in developing the geological structure of the British Isles, the Alps, and the Rhenish Provinces." Twelve years later, in 1863, he received from the Eoyal Society...

...with a willingness to adopt suggestions from whatever quarter they might be advanced." In February, 1851, the Council of the Geological Society awarded...developing the geological structure of the British Isles, ol the Alps, and of the Rhenish Provinces. In presenting the medal, the President of the society (Sir...