East of Wyoming. Residual chalk in chalk, 10ft whitch clay, 11ft brownish sandy clay, from sandy clay to, 16½ ft sand clay with much sandy clay - Middle Bid. 33ft s and clay limestone + [illegible] but the top might be included in cremum at top. This is sandy. Hebertella maculifera rather 97) 7 2 ft sandy clay limestones with 15 ft bp of ashin J & beds 2 ½ft (6 in L + Steph. jelgannum at top). 2 another thank you man C, head wear 5 ½ beginning of good exposures 18 ½ thank you man in road. 20 large oak or left, Hebertella leds, 17 ft chilly dense three clay limestone with few fossil lynx at base common. linestones with byrux abroad out Middle Riden and 73 Forbes four m. upon grant of Middle Ridimnd. Between 10-13 ft above fore Plectant nites is cmmum, after Byth. Jean gracilis at least very small di'ometa. Steph. vitrata very rare. About 3 ft above bare Steph. vitrata. Phlydrotrema capax hardly preserved. Base of Middle Ridenmd and Tje of Lower Ridenmnd [illegible] Resimaequina Stephanomum planum lona Calycoccia? Phlydrothrema capax stipitolaena, Part area vitrata, Hebertella maculifera. Plect. stipitola. The preceding forms are fairly common from bed down to the more calcareous limestone as 8 ft down. There was no Dinotites nitigradata found in the Middle Ridenmd, searched carefully. 18ft below top of Hebertella maculifera a single Dae manella jussana was found, Steph. veslata large at 26½ ft below top of Hebertella