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THE BRITISH PHARMACEUTICAL CONFERENCE.

AN ORGANIZATION FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH AND THE PROMOTION
OF FRIENDLY INTERCOURSE AMONGST PHARMACISTS.

Annual Meetings are held in the provinces at the time and place of the visit of the British Association. 1863, NEWCASTLE. 1864, BATH. 1865, BIRMINGHAM. 1866, NOTTINGHAM. 1867, DUNDEE. 1868, NORWICH. 1869, EXETER. 1870, LIVERPOOL.

1871, EDINBURGH. 1872, BRIGHTON. 1873, BRADFORD. 1874, LONDON.

Presidents :

1864-5, H. DEANE, F.L.S.; 1866-7, PROF. BENTLEY, M.R.C.S.; 1868-9, D. HANBURY, F.R.S.; 1870-1, W. W. STODDART, F.C.S.;
1872-3, H. B. BRADY, F.L.S.; 1874-5, T. B. GROVES, F.C.S.

THE YEAR-BOOK OF PHARMACY.

The Conference annually presents to members a handsome octavo volume of about 500 pages, containing the proceedings at the yearly meeting
and a report on the progress of pharmacy, or YEAR-BOOK, comprising abstracts of papers on pharmacy, materia medica, and chemistry, and on new
preparations, processes, and formulæ, published at home and abroad during each year. Nearly the whole of the funds, composed of annual subscrip-
tions of seven shillings and sixpence, are devoted to the production of this book, no pains being spared to make it the desk companion of the year,
and an invaluable permanent work of reference for every chemist and druggist. The Executive Committee of the Conference trusts that members
will show the current Year-Book to their friends and acquaintances-principals, assistants, or pupils-and obtain as large a number of new
members as possible. Alphabetical lists of (1) the names and addresses of present subscribers, and (2) of the towns in which they reside, will be
found in each Year-Book.
NOMINATION FOR MEMBERSHIP.

Gentlemen desiring to join the Conference can be nominated at any time on applying to a Secretary or either of the officers or members. The
Name and Address of each candidate to be written legibly, and forwarded to the London Secretary, who will sign it, if necessary. The subscription
may be sent at the same time.
THE ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION.

The Annual Subscription is Seven Shillings and Sixpence. For this sum each member is entitled to one copy of the Year-Book, post free.
Gentlemen residing abroad can be supplied with the Year-Book on paying the annual subscription, and the postage to the respective countries,
of a book weighing two imperial pounds.

All remittances should be by Post Office Order, made payable to John Attfield, at "High Holborn,"

The Conference year commences on July 1st, and Annual Subscriptions are due in advance on that date. They may be sent then or soon
afterwards to the London Secretary; but to save members the trouble of remembering to transmit so small a sum, official application will duly be
made for the amount. The Year-Book is posted as soon as published (in December) to every member who has previously paid his subscription.
To members joining later the volume is posted immediately on receipt of a Money Order. Members may still obtain any number of copies of
the 1870" Year-Book (the first issued), or that for 1871 or 1872 on remitting 5s. 6d. per copy. The price of extra copies of the volume for 1873,
will be 78. 6d.
Honorary General Secretaries
Professor ATTFIELD, 17, Bloomsbury Square, London, W.C.
Mr. F. BADEN BENGER, 1, Market Place, Manchester.

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Members are entitled to one copy; additional copies, post free, 78. 6d.

YEAR-BOOK OF PHARMACY

COMPRISING

ABSTRACTS OF PAPERS

RELATING TO

PHARMACY, MATERIA MEDICA, AND CHEMISTRY,
CONTRIBUTED TO BRITISH AND FOREIGN JOURNALS,

FROM JULY 1, 1872, TO JUNE 30,

1873.

WITH THE

TRANSACTIONS

OF THE

BRITISH PHARMACEUTICAL

CONFERENCE

AT THE

TENTH ANNUAL MEETING

HELD AT

BRADFORD,

SEPTEMBER, 1873.

LONDON:

J. & A. CHURCHILL, 11, NEW BURLINGTON STREET.

MDCCCLXXIII.

HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRAR

FROM THE LIBRARY OF

GODFREY M. HYAMS

NOVENDER 9 1928

TRANSFERRED 19

CHEMICAL LABURATER!

British Pharmaceutical Conference.

YEAR-BOOK OF PHARMACY.

COMMITTEE OF PUBLICATION.

DANIEL HANBURY, F.R.S., F.L.S.
W. W. STODDART, F.C.S., F.G.S.
MICHAEL CARTEIGHE, F.C.S.

THOS. B. GROVES, F.C.S.

PROF. ATTFIELD, PH.D., F.C.S., Secretary.

EDITOR.

CHARLES H. WOOD, F.C.S.

EDITOR OF THE TRANSACTIONS OF THE CONFERENCE.
PROF. ATTFIELD.

OFFICERS FOR 1873-74.

PRESIDENT.

THOMAS B. GROVES, F.C.S., Weymouth.

VICE-PRESIDENTS,

Who have filled the office of President.

H. DEANE, F.L.S., Clapham, London, S.W.
PROF. BENTLEY, F.L.S., M.R.C.S., London.
D. HANBURY, F.R.S., F.L.S., Clapham, London, S.W.
W. W. STODDART, F.C.S., F.G.S., Bristol.
H. B. BRADY, F.L.S., F.C.S., Newcastle-on-Tyne.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.

T. H. HILLS, F.C.S., London.
J. WILLIAMS, F.C.S., London.
R. REYNOLDS, F.C.S., Leeds.
CHAS. H. SAVORY, London.

TREASURER.

G. F. SCHACHT, F.C.S., Clifton, Bristol.

GENERAL SECRETARIES.

PROF. ATTFIELD, PH.D., F.C.S., 17, Bloomsbury Sq., London, W.C. F. BADEN BENGER, 1, Market Place, Manchester.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY.

R. H. DAVIES, F.C.S., 17, Bloomsbury Square, London, W.C. LOCAL SECRETARY.

M. CARTEIGHE, F.C.S., London.

EDITOR OF THE YEAR-BOOK. EDITOR OF THE TRANSACTIONS.

(The Editorship is at present vacant.)

PROF. ATTFIELD.

OTHER MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, 1873–74.

F. C. CLAYTON, Birmingham,

C. EKIN, F.C.S., Bath.

T. GREENISH, F.C.S., London.

W. MARTINDALE, F.C.S., London.

R. PARKINSON, PH.D., Bradford.

F. M. RIMMINGTON, Bradford.

L. SIEBOLD, Manchester.

F. SUTTON, F.C.S., Norwich.

C. UMNEY, F.C.S., London.

AUDITORS.

M. ROGERSON, Bradford.

A. ALLCHIN, London.

These Officers collectively constitute the Executive Committee. Three retire annually, the remainder being eligible for re-election.