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TRANSACTIONS OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY. 
the ensuing year:—Messrs. Ainslie, Aitken, D. R. Brown, Buchanan, Kemp, Mackay, 
and Young. 
The President and Vice-President are on all Committees , ex officio, and on the respec¬ 
tive Boards of Examiners in London and Edinburgh. 
In accordance with the Bye-laws, Section 10, Clause 9, the Secretary was instructed 
to submit the names of the Examiners now appointed for England and Wales, and the 
Examiners appointed for Scotland to the Privy Council for approval. 
Moved by Mr. Brady, seconded by Mr. Edwards, and resolved,—“That the travelling 
expenses of any Country Members, elected to the Board of Examiners, be defrayed by 
the Society, in the same way as those of Country Members of the Council.” 
Moved by Mr. Mackay, seconded by Mr. Orridge, resolved,—“ That the list of Local 
Secretaries for the ensuing year now presented be approved; that the Secretary be re¬ 
quested to communicate with them accordingly, and to publish their names in the en¬ 
suing number of the Journal.” Vide p. 15. 
In reference to the following Resolution, passed at the late Annual General Meeting:— 
“That as a result of the Pharmacy Act of 1868, it is desirable that the Minutes and 
Votes of future Meetings of Council be published monthly,” 
It was moved by Mr. Hills, seconded by,Mr. Morson, resolved,—“That the publication 
of the proceedings of the Council, from month to month, be entrusted to a Committee, 
consisting of the President, Vice-President, and Mr. Sandford.” 
Moved by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Brady, 
“1. That with a view to carry out the principle of the Resolution, passed at the 
April Council Meeting, by placing the future management of the Journal in the 
hands of one responsible Editor, the Secretary be instructed to advertise in the 
‘ Times,’ ‘Athenaeum,’ and ‘Chemical News,’ inviting applications from gentle¬ 
men desiring to hold the office. 
“ 2. That the salary of the Editor be £250 per annum. 
“ 3. That Mr. Barnard be requested to accept the appointment of Sub-Editor at 
a salary of £100 per annum, and that he be authorized to carry on the Journal on 
his own responsibility until the appointment of the Editor.” 
The following Amendment was moved by Mr. Sandford, seconded by Mr. Mackay:— 
“That Dr. Redwood be appointed Editor of the Pharmaceutical Journal for the 
ensuing year, with a stipend of £250 per annum, and that Mr. John Barnard 
be appointed Sub-Editor with a salary of £100 per annum.” 
Th*e Amendment having been put, and the votes taken 
For the Amendment,— 
Abraham, John ; Deane, Henry ; Edwards, George ; Evans, H. Sugden; Hasel- 
den, Adolphus F.; Hills, Thomas Hyde ; Mackay, John; Morson, Thomas 
N. R.; Orridge, Benjamin B.; Sandford, George Webb. 
Against —Bottle, Alexander ; Bourdas, Isaiah ; Brady, Henry B.; Carteighe, Michael; 
Dymond, George; Ince, Joseph; Savage, William Dawson; Squire, Peter; 
Stoddart, William Walter ; Williams, John. 
The numbers being equal (Jen), the Chairman gave his casting vote in favour of the 
Amendment, which, having been put as a substantive motion, was carried. 
Moved by Mr. Brady, seconded by Mr. Edwards, resolved,—“ That an Address be 
delivered to the Students at the distribution of prizes and opening of the Session in 
October next. That Mr. Deane be requested to give the Address, and that ladies be 
admitted as on the last occasion.” 
The Regulations of the Board of Examiners, vide page 17, were confirmed and 
adopted. 
The following Pharmaceutical Chemists were elected Members:— 
Baxter, George, Worksop. 
Chambers, James, Eastwood. 
Histed, Edward. Brighton. 
