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LECTURES. 
The following Evening Lectures have been delivered in 
the Theatre of the Museum :— 
Jan. 18th. On the Life History of an Egg.” By H. E. Spencer, 
M.E.C.S. 
Nov. 22nd. “ On Hydrophobia.” By H. E. Spencer, M.E.C.S. 
Dec. 2nd. “ On Worms.” By H. M. Platnauer, B.Sc., F.G.S. 
The following papers were read :— 
April 6th. “ On the Occurrence of Terehratula Gesneri in Yorkshire.” 
By J. F. Walker, M.A., F.G.S. 
June 7th. “ On the Occurrence of a spine of lliihodus ohtusus in the 
Carallian Eocks of Yorkshire.” By H. M. Platnaiter, 
B.Sc., F.G.S. 
Oct. 4th. “Notes on some Crystals of Celestine. By H. M. 
Platnauer, B.Sc., F.G.S. 
NEW MEMBERS. 
The Eev. Michael Angelo Atkinson, Driffield Terrace. 
William Bentley, Conexj Street. 
Colonel Clerk, 3Iichlegate. 
George Coverdale, 26, Claremont Terrace. 
The Yery Eev. C. E. D. Dawson, Precentor's Court. 
Miss Gray, 1, St. Mary's. 
Thomas Blakey Haigh, 106, High Petergate. 
John William Hardcastle, Coney Street. 
Thomas Gerard Hodgson, 26, Stonegate. 
Frank Lockwood, M.P., Lennox Gardens^ London. 
Joseph Horatio Love, Hawhhilh, near Easingwold^ and 
MicUegate House., Yorh. 
George McGuire, Museum Street. 
James Mennell, 22, Spurrier gate. 
Alfred E. Pease, M.P., Guishorough, Yorlcshire. 
Charles Edward Eobinson, 47, Coney Street. 
John Strangman Shannon, St. Martin's School^ Tower St. 
William Smith, Parliament Street. 
Miss Marianne Strickland, Museum Street. 
Miss Weaver, 25, Bootham. 
