BY-LAWS. 
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75. Minutes shall be made in a book provided for that purpose of 
all resolutions and proceedings of General Meetings, and any such 
minutes, if purporting to be signed by the Chairman of the Meeting 
at which such resolutions were passed or proceedings had, or by the 
Chairman of the next succeeding Meeting, shall be received a 3 
evidence of the facts therein stated. 
76. Visitors may be present at any Meeting if introduced by 
Fellows, and provided they sign their names in the Attendance Book. 
A. Ordinary. 
77. The Ordinary Meetings of the Society shall be field at 
8 o’clock p.m. on the third Wednesday in each month, from October 
to December, and February to June inclusive, or at such time and 
on such other date as the Council may appoint. 
78. The ordinary course of business, unless otherwise determined 
by the Council, shall be as follows : — 
1st. The minutes of the proceedings of the previous Meeting 
shall be read, submitted for approval, and if approved, 
signed by the President, Vice-President, or other 
Chairman of the Meeting. 
2nd. The certificates of candidates for election shall be read 
and the ballot for the election of Fellows shall take place, 
and New Fellows admitted to the Society by the 
President, Vice-President, or other Chairman of the 
Meeting. 
3rd. The donations received since the last Meeting shall be 
announced. 
4th. The objects exhibited shall be described. 
5th. Scientific communications shall be read and discussed. 
6th. Any other business connected with the affairs of the 
Society shall be transacted which can be properly 
transacted at an Ordinary Meeting. 
79. No question relating to the By-Laws or the management or 
affairs of the Society shall be discussed or voted upon at any Ordinary 
Meeting. 
B. Annual. 
80. The Annual Meeting shall be held at 8 o’clock p.m. on the 
third Wednesday in January, or at such time and on such other date 
as the Council may appoint. 
81. At this meeting the Council shall submit its Report of the 
Society’s proceedings and the Audited Accounts of the Treasurer. 
The ballot shall take place for the election of the Council for 
the ensuing year, and any alteration proposed in the By-Laws of 
the Society shall be discussed and, if necessary, voted on. The 
President shall read his Annual Address. Any other business con- 
nected with the affairs of the Society shall be transacted which 
can be properly transacted at an Annual Meeting. 
