COMMITTEES APPOINTED BY THE GENERAL COMMITTEE. Ixxvii' 

 2. Not receiving Grants of Money — continued. 



Other Resolutions adopted hy the General Committee. 



That Dr. J. Larmor's paper entitled ' The Action of Magnetism on Light ; with a 

 critical correlation of the various theories of Light-propagation ' be printed in extenso 

 among the Reports. 



That Professor Percy Frankland's paper on ' Bacteriology in its relations to 

 Chemical Science ' be printed in extenso among the Reports. 



That the paper by Mr. "W. Worby Beaumont on ' An Automatic Balance of Eeci - 

 procating Mechanism ' be printed in exte?iso among the Reports. 



That at the next Meeting of the Association, and at such future Meetings as may 

 seem to the Council desirable, there should be a separate Section for Physiology, 

 Animal and Vegetable. 



That it is desirable that, for the purpose of securing co-ordinate action, a joint 

 Organising Committee be appointed for the purpose of arranging provisionally the 

 Proceedings of the Sections of Biology and Physiology. 



Resolutions referred to the Council for consideration, and action 



if desirable. 



That the recommendations regarding the times at which the Sections and Sec- 

 tional Committees shall meet, which have been received from the Sectional Com- 

 mittees, be referred to the Council. 



That the resolution received from the Committees of Sections C and G proposing 

 a change in the rule relating to the appointment of Committees for special objects 

 of Science be referred to the Council. 



