183 



" American Jonrnal of Microscopy " ... in exchange. 



" The Midland Naturalist " ... ... „ 



"The American Naturalist " ... ... „ 



*' The American Monthly MicroscopicaH 

 Journal" ... ... ... ) 



" Science Gossip " 



Part 1 of Dr. Braithwaite's " British Moss' 



Flora " (special proof copy) 

 Paper *' On Parasitic Diseases in Sal-~ 



monidae, &c." 

 *' Balfour's Comparative Embryology " 

 " Grevillea" ... 

 "Annals of Natural History" 

 " Quarterly Journal of MicroscopicaH 

 Science" ... ... ... ) 



24 Slides 



The thanks of the meeting were voted to the donors. 



The Secretary read the following list of nominations for oflBcers of the 

 Club to be elected at the annual meeting : — For President, Mr. T. C. White ; 

 Vice-Presidents, Dr. Cobbold, Dr. Cooke, Dr. Matthews, and Mr. Stewart ; 

 Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Gay ; Hon. Secretary, Mr. Ingpen ; Hon. Foreign 

 Secretary, Dr. Cooke. 



The President intimated that Mr. Hailes had resigned the oflSce of Hon. 

 Secretary, and consequently his name did not appear in the list of nomi- 

 nations. 



The members of the Club were then requested to nominate some of their 

 number to fill six vacancies on the Committee, caused by the retirement of 

 Messrs. Gilburt, Parsons, Priest, Spencer, Cottam, and White. 

 Mr. E. T. Newton, proposed by Dr. Matthews, seconded by Mr. T. C. White. 



from the Publisher. 

 ,, Dr. Braithwaite. 



„ The President. 



„ Mr. T. C. White. 

 Purchased. 



from Mr. John Cocken. 



Mr. J. W. Goodinge 

 Mr. G. D. Brown 

 Mr. W. H. Gilburt 

 Mr. A. D. Michael 

 Mr. W. J. Scofield 

 Mr. H. F. Hailes 

 Mr. W. W. Beeves 



Mr. Crisp „ Mr. Mackenzie. 



Mr. Dobson ,, Mr. Mackenzie. 



Mr. Eeed „ Dr. Cooke. 



Mr. Newton „ Mr. Alph. Smith. 



Dr. Cooke „ Mr. Goodwin. 



Mr. Michael „ Mr. Parsons. 



Mr. Parsons „ Mr. Sigsworth. 



Mr. E. T. Newton thought it desirable that the Hon. Librarian should be 

 an ex-officio member of the Committee, and gave notice that he should move 

 at the next meeting that the second rule which provides for ex-officio 

 members of Committee should be added to for that purpose. 

 Mr, Parsons seconded the proposal. 



Mr. Alpheus Smith said he was much obliged to Mr. Newton for proposing 

 the matter, but thought his attendance at the Committee meetings would be 

 a matter of inconvenience, because the hour at which the Committee met — 

 from 7 to 8 — was his most valuable time for attending to the issue of books 

 and other matters connected with the Library. 



JouHN. Q. M. C, No. 45. p 



