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Church by the late Canon Joy, and in the afternoon, were 

 driven to Linton Park, which was thrown open to them by the 

 kindness of Mr. F. S. W. Cornwallis. A cold collation was 

 most satisfactorily served at the " Royal Star " Hotel. 



For the first time, the Annual Dinner was held in London, 

 instead of in the country, at the Cafe Monico, Piccadilly, and 

 was well attended. 



The following Books and Reports for 1902-3 have been 

 received during the year, from — 



Croydon Natural History and Scientific Society. 



Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society. 



Bulletin of the Lloyd Library. Reproduction Series No. 

 3, from the " Smithsonian " Institute, Washington. 



Two Volumes from the Ray Society. 



" The Direction of Hair in Animals and Man," by Dr. 

 Walter Kidd. 



