7. — The Museum sball comprise collections of Fossils, Antiquities, 

 specimens of Natural History, with other miscellaneous articles, 

 whether of nature or art ; to which may be added Scientific Books 

 and Philosophical Apparatus. 



8. — The Museum shall be open for the inspection of Members, 

 Subscribers, and their families, on such days of the week and 

 under such regulations as the Council shall appoint. On special 

 occasions, the Curators or the Secretaries may admit Members, 

 Benefactors, or Strangers, on those days when it is usually shut, 



9. — All new Members shall be admitted by ballot at a General 

 Meeting of the Society on such terms as that meeting shall appoint ; 

 but the Council may, at any of its meetings, admit to the benefits 

 of the Institution, Subscribers paying Twelve Shillings yearly, in 

 advance. Such Subscribers shall have no share in the property of 

 the Society, nor vote at its meetings, nor hold office in it ; but they 

 shall have the privilege of introducing strangers and members of 

 their own family to the Museum, and of attending Lectures, on the 

 same terms as Members of the Society. 



10. — Gentlemen who have rendered important services to the 

 Society, may be elected Honorary Members, but such Honorary 

 Members, unless Subscribers, shall have no share in the property of 

 •the Society, or in the management of its concerns. 



11. — The Museum may be open to the public under such restric- 

 tions as the Council may deem necessary. 



12. — Every Member shall be at liberty to sell or dispose of his 

 share; and if not previously disposed of, it shall, at his death, 

 descend to his representative ; but the Society shall decide by ballot 

 whether the purchaser or representative shall be admitted as a 

 Iklember of the Institution. When any share is transferred, all 

 assignees of a Life-governor shall continue to pay the Annual 

 Subscription of Salf-a-Guinea or Five Guineas in lieu of sub- 

 scription. 



