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the brain, having the whole thickness of the integumentary 
structures intervening between them and the external world. 
They consist of a spherical lens, imbedded in the anterior 
extremity of a pigment cup, which is penetrated posteriorly 
by the very short optic nerve, and the whole surrounded by a 
delicate capsule. 
The auditory capsules, with their otolites, are easily de- 
monstrable. 
The generative apparatus is complex. It is hermaphro- 
dite ; the male organs consist of testis vas deferens and penis, 
and the female of ovary, oveduct, uterus (?), and certain acces- 
sory glands. 
The President appointed, under his hand and seal, the fol- 
lowing Vice-Presidents : 
George Petrie, Esq. 
Captain Larcom, R. E. 
Sir William R. Hamilton, LL.D. 
Rev. Frane Sadleir, D.D., Provost. 
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University. 
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