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sons, brothers, and nephews of Ordinary Membei-s, as may be 

 regularly resident in the same house with those Members. 



5. — Any persons distinguished for their researches in 

 Natural History, for their liberality to the Society, or for their 

 connection with similar Societies, may, on the recommendation 

 of the Committee, be elected Honorary or Corresponding 

 Members of the Society, provided they do not reside within the 

 district ; such Honorary and Corresponding Members shall not 

 be subject to any of the expenses of the Society, and shall have 

 no vote in its affaii's, nor be entitled to take books out of the 

 Librarj', or to the Reports and Notices. 



6. — In order to cultivate the study of Natural Historj', 

 among individuals of the class of Mechanics, &c., residing in the 

 district, the Committee shall hare power to admit individuals of 

 that class as Associates, provided they shall first communicate 

 some information or observation on Natui'al History, exhibit 

 such specimens or present them to the Local Museums, as shall, 

 by their merits satisfy the Committee. Such Associates shall 

 enjoy the privileges of Honorary Members. 



MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS MEETINGS. 



7. — The aifairs of the Society shall be conducted by a 

 Committee of Management, which shall consist of a President, 

 Vice-Presidents, a Treasurer, and an Honorary Secretary, with 

 not less than six Members, who shall all be chosen at the Annual 

 Meeting. Three Members of such Committee shall form a 

 quorum. The Meetings shall be held at four o'clock p.m. on 

 the first Saturday in every month, and at such other times as the 

 Secretary ma}" deem necessary. At any regular meeting 

 including a sufficient number of Committee-Members, they may 

 then and there declare themselves and act as a Committee in the 

 ordinary business of the Society. 



8. — An Annual Meeting shall be held at fom* o'clock p.m., 

 on the last Tuesday in January, in each year, at Cauterbiu-y, 

 for the pm-pose of electing the officers for the cmi-ent year, 

 receiving the Annual Statement of Accounts, and report of the 

 Committee, and conducting the general afiaii's of the Society. 

 In case of necessity, the Committee maj- alter the horn-, posting 

 due notice thereof in the Society's room. 



9. — Special General Meetings may be summoned hy the 



