...Barry J. Cooper; James B. Jago ABSTRACT Robert Bedford (1874–1951), based in the isolated community of Kyancutta in South Australia, was a unique contributor to world geology, specifically in the field of meteorites and fossil archaeocyatha. Born Robert Arthur Buddicom in Shropshire, UK, he...

...Presley L. DeJarnett Abstract Robert "Bob" Brady died in his home in Bedford, Texas, after a long illness. He was born October 23, 1925, in Brooklyn, New York, and grew up on Long Island. He received his bachelor's degree from Union College, Schenectady, New York, and a master's degree from...

... closely with the present-day building, shown in Figure 2 . Drawings of Proposed Buildings on the site of No. 20 Bedford Street for Messrs. Durand & Co. 1879. By Robert Leabon Curtis & Sons of 15 & 16 Blomfield Street, Finsbury Circus. Duncan Hawley Collection. ...

... . Tempus Publ ., Stroud, UK . Roberts , M. 1991 . Farm of my childhood 1925–1947 (Flitwick) . Book Castle Co ., Dunstable, UK . Russell , J. 1802 . Memorandum to Duke of Manchester, August 7, 1802 . Doc. R 3/2114(440). Bedfordshire and Luton Archives and Records Serv ., Bedford...

... much of the anticlinorium but terminates southeast of the Wills Mountain anticline beneath the east limb of the Bedford syncline. The Wills Mountain anticline, in Mitra’s (1986) interpretation, develops above another horse. The interpretation presented in Figure 3 along line 1 is based on earlier...

... moved to a Chair at Birkbeck College in 1972, began to use the scanning electron microscope and was elected a Fellow of The Royal Society in 1976. He is the only pre-Quaternary palynologist to have been given the latter honour. In 1979, Bill was appointed to the Chair of Botany at Bedford College where...

... disturbing features of the Mawson era was his poor treatment of Robert Bedford of Kyancutta, South Australia (formerly Robert Arthur Buddicom of Ticklerton Court, Church Stretton, England). Bedford subsequently became a world authority on South Australia’s fossil archaeocyatha but few in his adopted State...

... between the two units an easy one. In the Porter section there is only a trace of the lower Antrim limestones which make the determination of the Antrim and Traverse contact difficult elsewhere in the basin. Following Berea sedimentation, a sequence similar to the Antrim-Bedford depositional cycle...

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... and Ettensohn, 1987 ) and generally grades southwestward to siltstone ( Pashin and Ettensohn, 1992 , and references therein), causing its 1980s subsurface designation as a “tight formation” ( Nuttall, 2016 ). The Berea also is complexly interbedded with shale (Bedford Shale) and the Berea–Bedford interval...

... discovered. Andrews County was the most active county, with 364 wells drilled, including 219 in the Fullerton field; and most prolific with Devonian production found in the Bedford, Dollar Hide, Fullerton, and Three Bar pools; Simpson production in the Martin 8,700 pool; and Ellenburger in the Bedford...

... has elements of late romanticism and realism based on mythological scenes, and it provides a well-informed view of mining activities of the late nineteenth century. The third volunteered paper by Barry Cooper and James Jago traces the extraordinary life of Robert Bedford (1874–1951) of Kyancutta...

... read by Conybeare at a meeting of the Geological Society at its premises at 20 Bedford Street, Covent Garden, London on 6 April 1821 ( De la Beche and Conybeare 1821 ). In the course of their research on Ichthyosaurus from about 1818, and based largely on an examination by De la Beche of specimens...