NOTICE TO AUTHORS AND COMMUNICATORS. . 
The Council has had under consideration the rapid increase of the Society's = is 
expenditure on publications. In view of the necessity for economy, authors of papers 
are urgently requested to see that their communications are put in as concise a form as 
possible. Delay in decisions regarding publication, as well as subsequent trouble to — 
authors, is often caused by diffuseness or prolixity. MSS. must be type-written or at __ 
least written in a legible hand, and properly prepared as copy for press. Type-written = 
transcript should in all cases be carefully revised by the author before being presented. ‘, 
It is desirable that authors should retain copies of their MSS. for reference. 
Authors are further requested to send in all drawings, diagrams or other llucteaneees | 
in a state suitable for direct photographic reproduction. They should be drawn on 
a large scale in Indian ink on a smooth white surface, with lettering adapted to a 
reduction in scale. Great care should be exercised in selecting only those that are 
essential. Where the illustrations are numerous, much time would be saved if the 
authors would indicate in advance those which, if a reduction of their number i is found 
to be required, might be omitted with least inconvenience. 
“It shall be the duty of each Fellow or Foreign Member to satisfy himself that any letter, report or. 
other paper which he may communicate, is suitable to be read before the Society.” —Statute VI, Cap. xu. 
NOTICES TO FELLOWS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY. 
The Council have directed that the Minutes of the Meetings of the Society shall 
be sent out as an inset in the ‘ Proceedings, separately paged, and shall afterwards be 
republished i in the ‘ Year-Book.’ 
The ‘ Proceedings, both the Physical and he Biological Sones are souk. in the — 
ordinary course by post to every Fellow of the Society who resides within the limits” 
of the Postal Union. On application to Messrs. Harrison and Sons, 45, St. Martin’s Lane, 
these will be bound in volumes, in cloth, for 2s. 6d., or the cases for binding may be 
purchased, price Is. 6d. 
The ‘ Philosophical Transactions’ are delivered, in eee in cloth covers, only to 
those Fellows who call for them, or who send a written application to the Assistant 
Secretary. Such an application may, if so desired, be filed as a standing order. 
The ‘ Philosophical Transactions’ are also delivered in the form of separate Papers, 
post free, immediately on publication, to those Fellows who desire to have them in that 
form. And, on application to Messrs. Harrison and Sons, 45, St. Martin’s Lane, these 
will be bound in a cloth case for 2s. éd., or the coe cases for binding “may be 
purche® price Is. 6d. 
SUBSCRIPTION TO THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE ROYAL 
SOCIETY. — 
Series A of the ‘ Proceedings’ may be subscribed for in advance, by the public, at 
the reduced uniform price of 15s. per volume of about 600 pages. 
Series B of the “ Proceedings’ may be subscribed for at the reduced uniform price 
of 20s. per volume. 
Each Series of the ‘Proceedings ’ may be obtained, 46: this subscription, either in Ae 
_ separate numbers, immediately on publication, or in volumes, bound in blue cloth if — 
desired. About two volumes of each Series appear per annum. _ Cases for binding « can 
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