...indebted for the communication of papers or specimens. IX. That at the close of each year the president be requested to favour the Club with an address, containing...welfare of the Club and the promotion of its objects. X. That all candidates for membership shall be proposed and seconded by existing members, either verbally...

...end of his term of office, an Address, containing a written summary of the proceedings of the Club, at the several Field Meetings; together with such...welfare of the Club, and the promotion of its objects." At the end of this, our first Lustrum, I shall not be considered, I trust, as transgressing the spirit...

...proceed to fulfil that rule of the Club, which directs, "that at the close of each year the President be requested to favour the Club with an address, containing...returned my sincere thanks to Dr. Embleton and Mr. G. 8. Brady for their kindness in having furnished me with an account of those meetings in which I...

...with an address at the Annual Meeting on the proceedings of the year, together with such observations as he may deem conducive to the welfare of the Club, and the promotion of its objects. IX. — That all candidates for Membership shall be proposed and seconded by existing Members, either...

...with an address at the Annual Meeting, on the proceedings of the year, together with such observations as he may deem conducive to the welfare of the Club and the promotion of its objects. IX.—That all candidates for Membership shall be proposed and seconded by existing Members, either...

...preceding year shall deliver a short address, containing a summary of the proceedings during the past year, together with such observations from himself as he may deem conducive to the welfare of the Society and the promotion of its objects. 6. That the Members shall hold Field Meetings in interesting...

...Address containing a review of the proceedings of the Society during the past year, with such other observations from himself as he may deem conducive to the welfare of the Society, and the promotion of its objects." I interpret this law in a manner not unfavourable to myself...

...deliver an address at the Annual Meeting, on the proceedings of the year, together with such observations as he may deem conducive to the welfare of the Club and to the promotion of its objects. This places me in the somewhat difficult and unenviable position of...

...deliver an address at the Annual Meeting, on the proceedings of the year, together with such observations as he may deem conducive to the welfare of the Club and to the promotion of its objects. This places me in the somewhat difficult and unenviable position of...

...address at the Annual Meeting on the proceedings of the year, together with such observations as he tnay deem conducive to the welfare of the Club, and the promotion of its objects. IX. — That all candidates for Membership shall be proposed and seconded by existing Members, either...