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It was then decided that the Annual Meeting should commence 
at 3.15 p.m. Papers were accepted from Dr. Wheelton Hind and 
Mr. J. W. Stather ; report of the U.W.C. by Mr. Dwerry house, 
illustrated by a large model : lantern slides, illustrating the Keswick 
Excursion, by Mr. Godfrey Bingley : and papers by Professor Hughes 
and Mr. E. D. Wellburn. The dinner to be at the Royal Hotel at 
C o'clock. 
The Secretary read letters from Messrs. J. E. Marr, F.R.S., 
E. G. Garwood, F.G.S.. and R. H. Tiddeman, E.G.S., regretting their 
inability to attend the Annual Meeting. 
Dr. Monckman's ofTer to exhibit a series of rock specimenr, was 
accepted. 
The following accounts were passed for payment : — 
£ s. d. 
Cliorley & Pickersgill (blocks for Proceedings) 25 5 4 
Goodall ^ Suddick (illuminated address) . . 6 6 0 
F. Carter (circulars, stationery, and stamps) 7 2 10 
£38 U 2 
The list of Officers and Council for the forthcoming year was 
considered, and it was decided to renominate the members who had 
served for the present year, with the following exceptions : — 
Mr. William Cash intimated that he could not continue to fill 
the office of Treasurer, and desired the Council to nominate someone 
in his place. Mr. Cash was warmly and unanimously urged to 
continue in his office, but preferred to resign. 
Mr. James H. Howarth, F.G.S., was proposed and seconded for 
nomination in Mr. Cash's place. 
A resolrrion of sincere regret at Mr, Cash's resignation, and of 
hearty recognition of his long and valued services, was unanimously 
adopted. 
Mr. William Simpson, F.G.S., was nominated as Auditor instead 
of Mr. J. H. Howarth. 
After some consideration it was decided that the following arrange- 
ments should be made for 1902 :— 
(1) South-east Scotland — for examination of igneous rocks and 
glacial deposits. 
