Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (1879)
Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Shrewsbury [etc.] Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society · leaf 230
N.E. It is composed of pebbles in a matrix ofvolcanic dust, and shades off on both sides into ordi-nary Cambrian sandstone. The pebbles are chiefly ofa purple felstone, closely resembling some of the fei-st ones of the, Wrekin chain, and it is highly probablethat the conglomerate is derived from… … 97 WHERE DID KING OSWALD DIE ? Loyal Oswestrians, as in duty bound, have neverhad any difficulty in answering this question ; and theywill tell you that they have their Oswalds Well, andtheir Cae Nef; that they once had a tree in thelocality, whereon says tradition, one of the royallimbs hung ; and…
Shropshire Archaeological and Natural History Society (Great Britain) · Excavations (Archaeology) · Natural history
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