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tion for some time, and the committee which they would 

 recommend would include the leading archaeologists of both 

 Societies. The names suggested were as follows : — Messrs. 

 Wm. Gray, W. H. Patterson. Miss S. M. Thompson, Rev. S. 

 A. Brenan, and Mr. R. Welch, and the President and secretaries 

 of the Club ex officio ; with power to add to their number. 



Professor Haddon considered that to have two committees 

 working in the same district at this subject would be a most 

 unfortunate waste of energy. He wanted the Belfast committee 

 to be entirely responsible for the whole of Ulster, and to report 

 to the central committee in Dublin, who would in turn report 

 to the committee for the British Islands in London. He urged 

 the importance of preparing local maps with all pre-historic 

 remains carefully mapped upon them. 



The Chairman said Professor Haddon would be glad to hear 

 that Mr. Gray had in his possession such maps of Counties 

 Antrim and Down, which he had prepared for the British 

 Association. 



Professor Haddon suggested that these valuable maps should 

 be placed at the disposal of the committee. 



Mr. Gray had much pleasure in placing the maps in the 

 hands of the committee. He explained the method employed 

 in marking on them the various classes of remains, and in 

 describing their position. 



The names of Messrs. S. F. Milligan, M.R.I.A., F. W. 

 Lockwood, and J. Brown having been added to the committee, 

 on the motion of Mr. Lockwood, seconded by Mr. Milligan, the 

 committee were elected. 



On the motion of Professor Haddon, seconded by Mr. Gray, 

 Mr. W. H. Patterson was appointed secretary to the committee. 



After further discussion, the Chairman announced that the 

 committee would be shortly called together to consider their 

 modus operandi ; and the Chairman having expressed the deep 

 obligation of the Club to Professor Haddon for coming so far to 

 lecture to them, and giving them so much information and 

 assistance in starting their local committee, 



The proceedings terminated, 



