IJKC'OKDS OF MKETIXGS. 
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A resolution of deep regret at the decease of the Right 
Hon. Earl Fitzwilliam. K.G.. who had been a member of tlie 
Society and a Vice-President since 1859, was passed. The 
Secretary was instructed to send a letter embodying this reso- 
lution to the present Earl, and inviting him to become a Vice- 
President in the place of his grandfather. 
Mr. S. W. Cuttriss was appointed a member of the Under- 
ground Waters (Ingleborough) Committee, in the stead of Mr. 
J. A. Bean, removed to Xewcastle-on-Tyne. 
In answer to inquiries about the price of the Proceedings, 
it was resolved that the price to non-members and tlie trade 
should be os. net. 
The question of the forthcoming part of the Proceedings 
was considered. It was resolved to publish 15 plates of fossil 
plants to illustrate Mr. Robert Kidston's paper. 
It was resolved to liold a General Meeting and Field Ex- 
cursion at Whitby, from April 25th to 29th, for an examination 
of the glacial features of the moorlands between Whitby and 
Pickering, under the leadership of Mr. P. F. Kendall. 
With regard to the proposed excursion to south-east Scot- 
land, it was decided to make Berwick-on-Tweed the centre, 
and to hold the excursion at the end of June, or at a date in 
July to suit Mr. Kendall's convenience. 
On account of the Annual Meeting of the Y.X.U. being 
held at Hull this autumn, it was felt by the Hull members that 
it was not advisable to hold our Annual Meeting there this year 
as well. This proposal was tlierefore withdrawn. Harrogate 
and Sheffield were then nominated as places for the Annual 
Meeting, and on a vote Harrogate was chosen. 
The following accounts were passed for payment :— 
Expenses of Mr. Stirling's lecture (share) 
F. Carter, Stationery and Circulars , , 
Chorley & Pickersgill, Proceedings . . 
£ s. d. 
0 19 6 
3 3 0 
53 12 8 
£57 15 2 
