426 CORRESPONDING SOCIETIES. 



Reference was here made to Captain Dannreuther's suggestion regarding 

 copyright, already communicated in writing to Mr. Sheppard, and 

 answered by him. 



A vote of thanks was accorded to the Association fran9aise pour 

 I'avancement des sciences for its hospitable! invitation enabling the 

 Conference to take place in Havre. 



Before the opening of the meeting of the French Association Sir Henry 

 Lyons laid a wreath on the War Memorial in Havre, in the name of the 

 British Association. General Perrier subsequently laid a wreath on the 

 British War Memorial in the cemetery. 



The British colony at Havre entertained the visitors at an evening 

 conversazione. 



Sir Henry Lyons and Mr. T. Sheppard were the recipients of silver 

 medals from the French Association in commemoration of their services. 



The thanks of the visiting party were conveyed by Sir Henry Lyons 

 to General Perrier, and to Mr. H. Swan, the British Consul. 



