ADMISSION AND PRIVILEGES 



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FELLOWS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON. 



Every Candidate for admission as a Fellow must be proposed by three or more Fellows, 

 who must sign a Certificate in his favour. The Proposer whose name stands first upon 

 the Certificate must have a personal knowledge of the Candidate. 



Fellows on election pay an Admission Fee of Six Guineas. The Annual Contribu- 

 tion paid by Fellows is Two Guineas, due on the 1st of January in every year, and 

 payable in advance ; but Fellows elected in November or December pay no Contribu- 

 tion for the current year. The Annual Contribution may, at any time, be compounded 

 for by a payment of Thirty-Five Pounds. 



The Fellows are entitled to receive gratuitously all the volumes or parts of volumes 

 of the Quarterly Journal of the Society that may be published after their election, 

 so long as their Annual Contributions are paid ; and they may purchase any of the 

 publications of the Society at a reduction of 25 per cent, under the selling-prices. 



The Library is open daily to the Fellows between the hours of 10 and 5 (except 

 during the fortnight commencing on the first Monday in September; 



see also next page), aud on Meeting-Days until 8 p.m. Under certain restrictions, 

 Fellows are allowed to borrow books from the Library. 



Publications to be had of the Geological Society, 

 Burlington House. 



QUARTERLY JOURNAL. (Vols. Ill to LXVI, inclusive.) 



Price to Fellows, 13s. 6d. each (Vols. XV, XXIII, XXX, and XXXIV to LXVI, 

 16s. 6^.), in cloth. 



GENERAL INDEX TO THE FIRST FIFTY VOLUMES OF THE 

 QUARTERLY JOURNAL (1845-1894). Part I (A-La). Part II (La-Z). 

 Price 5s. each. To Fellows 3s. 9d. each. [Postage 3d.] 



GEOLOGICAL LITERATURE added to the Geological Society's Library 

 during the years ended December 31st, 1894-1909. Price 2s. each. To Fellows, ls.6d. 

 each. [Postage 3d.] 



THE HISTORY OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON, 



by H. B. Woodward, F.R.S. Price 7s. Qd. To Fellows, 6s. [Postage 6d.] 



THE CENTENARY OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCD3TY OF 

 LONDON, recorded by W. W. Watts, F.R.S. Price 2s. net. [Postage 3d.] 



HUTTON'S ' THEORY OF THE EARTH/ Vol. III., edited by Sir 

 Archibald G-eikie, D.O.L., F.R.S. Price 3s. Qd. To Fellows, 2s. [Postage id.] 



THE GEOLOGY OF NEW ZEALAND. Translated by Dr. 0. F. 

 Fischer from the works of MM. Hochstetter & Petermann. With an Atlas of 

 Six Maps. Fellows may purchase one Copy of this Book at 2s. Additional Copies 

 will be charged 4s. [Postage 5d.] 



