advertised separately in the local papers on Wednesdays, or an 

 intimation sent to each Member of the Society. 



XII. The Annual Meeting shall be held in the fourth 

 week of October, when any alterations in the Laws shall be 

 made ; and the Treasurer and the Secretary shall submit 

 statements regarding the position of the Society, and the 

 business transacted in the year. An Abstract of the Treas- 

 urer's Accounts, duly audited, shall be circulated with the 

 billet calling the Annual Meeting. Notice must be given in 

 writing to the Secretary before the first day of October of any 

 proposed alteration in the Laws. 



XIII. Ordinary business may be transacted at any Meeting 

 of the Society, and Minutes of the proceedings at all Meetings 

 shall be taken by the Secretary. These shall be read at the 

 next in-door Meeting of the Society ; and, if passed by a vote 

 of the majority present, shall be duly signed by the Chairman, 

 and all such Minutes shall be entered in a book to be kept by 

 the Secretary for the purpose. 



XIV. The Secretary may at his discretion call Meetings of 

 Council for the transaction of business ; but be shall call 

 a Meeting of Council at the desire of the President, or of two 

 Vice-Presidents, or of any three Members of Council. 



XV. Two Auditors shall be appointed annually to audit the 

 Accounts of the Society. 



XVI. The Society shall publish annual Transactions, which 

 shall put on record the work done at its Meetings ; and these 

 Transactions shall be arranged for publication by the Editor, 

 subject to the approval of the Council. 



XVII. The Council shall have power during any Session to 

 enact such Bye-Laws as may be deemed necessary, which 

 Bye -Laws shall have full force until the ensuing Annual 

 Meeting. 



XVIII. At all Meetings the Chairman shall have a casting 

 vote. 



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