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RESEARCH COMMITTEES. 
1. Receiving Grants of Money—continued. 
XV 
Subject for Investigation, or Purpose 
Members of Committee 
The Effects of the ‘Free-place’ 
System upon Secondary Educa- 
tion, 
To consider and report upon the 
method and_ substance of 
Science Teaching in Secondary 
Schools, with particular refer- 
ence to its essential place in 
general Education. 
Clarke, Miss B. Foxley, Dr. W. 
Garnett, Professor R. A. 
Gregory, Mr. J. L. Paton, 
Professor H. Bompas Smith, 
Dr. H. Lloyd Snape, and Miss 
Walter. 
Chairman.—Professor R. A, Gre- 
gory. 
Secretary.—Dr. E. H. Tripp. 
Mr. W. Aldridge, Professor H. E. | 
Armstrong, Mr. D. Berridge, 
Mr. C. A. Buckmaster, Miss 
Chairman.—Mz. C. A. Buckmaster. | 
Secretary.—Mr. D. Berridge. 
Mr. C. H. Bothamley, Miss L. J. | 
L, J. Clarke, Mr. G. F. Daniell, | 
Miss I, M. Drummond, Mr. | 
G. D. Dunkerley, Miss A. E. 
Escott, Mr. Cary Gilson, Miss 
C. L. Laurie, Professor T, P, | 
Nunn, and Mr A. Vassall. 
CORRESPONDING SOCIETIES. 
Corresponding Societies Com- | Chairman.—Mr. W. Whitaker. 
mittee for the preparation of 
their Report. 
Secretary.—Mr. W. Mark Webb. 
Dr. F. A. Bather, Rev. J. O. 
Bevan, Sir Edward Brabrook, 
Sir H. G. Fordham, Mr. J. 
Hopkinson, Mr. A. L. Lewis, 
Mr. T. Sheppard, Rev. T. R. R. 
Stebbing, and the President | 
and General Officers of the 
Association. 
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