XXviii FOURTH REPORT 1834. 



That the Council be instructed to make such arrangements 

 that the Sections may be enabled to meet for scientific business 

 on the morning of the second Monday in August. 



That the salary of the Assistant General Secretary be increased 

 to the sum of 200/. per annum, to enable him to attend at the 

 places of meeting for the purpose of making arrangements pre- 

 vious to the assembly of the Association, and to bear such ex- 

 penses as the Council may think proper to indicate. 



Officers and Council elected. 



President elect. ^^ev. Dr. Lloyd, Prov. of Trin. Coll. Dublin. 



Fice-Presidents elect. — Lord Oxmantown. Rev. W. Whe- 

 well. 



Secretaries for Dublin. — Professor Hamilton. Professor 

 Lloyd. 



Treasurer. — John Taylor. 



General Secretary. — Rev. W. V. Harcourt. 



Assistant General Secretary. — Professor Phillips. 



Council. — Professor Airy. Rev. Dr. Buckland. Dr. Brown. 

 G. Bentham. William Clift. Professor Christie. J. E. Drink- 

 water. Geo. B. Greenough. Dr. Hodgkin. John W. Lubbock. 

 G. Rennie. Rev. G. Peacock. Dr. Roget. William Yarrell. 

 Ex officio, — ^The Trustees (Professor Babbage, R. I. Murchison, 

 John Taylor,) and the Officers of the Association. 



Secretaries. — Dr. E. Turner. Rev. J. Yates. 



Members of Committees of Sciences elected. 



I. Mathematics and General Physics. 



Chairman. — Rev. W. Whewell. 



Deputy Chairmen. — Rev. Dr. Lloyd. Rev. Dr. Robinson. 

 Secretaries. — Professor Forbes. Professor Lloyd. 

 . Committee. — M. Arago. F. Baily. Sir David Brewster. Sir 

 Thomas Brisbane. Rev. J. Bowstead. E. J. Cooper. Lieute- 

 nant Drummond. Rev. R. Greswell. Professor Hamilton. Tho- 

 mas Henderson. William Hopkins. Dr. Jackson. Dr. Knight. 

 Rev. Dr. Lardner. Professor Moll. Rev. R. Murphy. Lieute- 

 nant Murphy. Rev. G. Peacock. Rev. Dr. Pearson. Profes- 

 sor Powell. John Ramage. G. Rennie. Rev. Dr. Robinson. 

 John Robison. Professor Stevelly. Professor Thomson. Pro- 

 fessor Wallace. W. L. Wharton. Charles Wheatstone. 



