JRA Volume 28 Issue 1 Cover and Back Matter

LIST OF THE MEMBERS

ROYAL ASIATIC SOCIETY

GEEAT BEITAIN AND IEELAND:

FOUNDED, March, 1823.

CORRECTED TO 1ST JANUARY, 1896.

22, ALBEMAELE STEEET, LONDON.

PATRON: HER MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY THE QUEEN.

VICE-PATRONS: HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR INDIA.

PRESIDENT : THE RIGHT HON. THE LORD REAY, G.C.S.I., LL.D.

DIRECTOR ;

VICE-PRESIDENTS: 1893 PROFESSOR E. B. COWELL. 93 THE RIGHT HON. SIR M. E. GRANT DUFF, G.C.S.I., F.R.S. 93 MAJOR-GEN. SIR FREDERIC J. GOLDSMID, C.B., K.C.S.I. 95 SIR WILLIAM WILSON HUNTER, K.C.S.I., LL.D. 95 THE REV. PROFESSOR LEGGE, D.D. 94 SIR WILLIAM MUIR, K.C.S.I., LL.D. 95 THE REV. PROFESSOR A. H. SAYCE.

COUNCIL: 92 ARBUTHNOT, F. F., ESQ. 93 ASHBURNER, L. R., ESQ., C.S.I. 94 BENDALL, CECIL, PROFESSOR. 95 BEVERIDGE, H., ESQ. BRANDRETH, E. L., ESQ., Treasurer. CUST, ROBERT N., ESQ., LL.D., Hon. Sec. 94 DOUGLAS, R. K., PROFESSOR. 93 GASTER, M., ESQ., PH.D. 93 KAY, HENRY C, ESQ. 95 MORGAN, E. DELMAR, ESQ. 95 MORRIS, H., ESQ. 94 RAPSON, E. J., ESQ. 92 ROST, REINHOLD, C.I.E., PH.D. 95 SEWELL, R., ESQ. 94 STRONG, S. A., ESQ. 93 THORNTON, T. H., ESQ., C.S.I., D.C.L. 95 WEST, SIR RAYMOND, K.C.I.E., LL.D. AND PROF. T. W. RHYS DAVIDS, PH.D., LL.D., Secretary and Librarian.^rarlan.

TRUSTEES: 95 F. F. ARBUTHNOT, ESQ. 95 PROFESSOR R. K. DOUGLAS. 95 H. L. THOMSON LYON, ESQ.

HONORARY LIBRARIAN: 1892 OLIVER CODRINGTON, M.D.

ASSISTANT SECRETARY AND LIBRARIAN : 1892 MISS HUGHES.

HONORARY SOLICITOR: ALEXANDER HAYMAN WILSON, Eso., Westminster Chambers, 5, Victoria St., S.W.

F. F. ARBUTHNOT, ESQ., Guildford. PROF. MACDONELL, PH.D., Oxford. H. C. KAY, ESQ., London. M. GASTER, PH.D. PROF. T. W. RHYS DAVIDS, PH.D., LL.D., London.

LECTURE COMMITTEE : H. C. KAY, ESQ. (Chairman). F. F. ARBUTHNOT, ESQ. E. DELMAR MORGAN, ESQ. J. KENNEDY, ESQ. PROF. T. W. RHYS DAVIDS, PH.D., LL.D., AND THE VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE SOCIETY.

HONORARY AUDITORS, 1895 : H. C. KAY, ESQ. (for the Council). R. CHALMERS, ESQ. J for ,_ H. T. LYON, ESQ. r yl

LIBRARY COMMITTEE : PROFESSOR BENDALL. E. L. BRANDRETH, ESQ. DR. M. GASTER. H. C. KAY, ESQ. DR. R. ROST. S. A. STRONG, ESQ. T. H. THORNTON, ESQ. PROF. T. W. RHYS DAVIDS, PH.D., LL.D.

N.B.—The marks prefixed to the names signify— • Non-resident Members. + Members who have compounded for their Subscriptions. it Members who, having compounded, have again renewed their Subscriptions or given Donations. ? Members who have served on the Council.

1863 His EOYAL HIGHNESS THE PEINCE OF WALES. 1882 His EOYAL HIGHNESS IHE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT.

1876 ABBOTT, Major-General Sir James, K.C.B., JEllasy, Swanmore, Hyde. 1883 *|ABD-TJL-HAKK SAIYID SALAE JANG NAWAB-BAHADUB, Hyderabad, Bekhan. 1895 *ABDULLAH IBN YUSTJF ALI, I.C.S., Barrister-at-Law, c/o Messrs. Watson 8f Co., Bombay. 1890 ADLEB, Elkan Nathan, M.A., 9, Angel Court, Throg- morton Street, E.C. HON. AHMED KHAN, Sir Syed, K.C.S.I., Aligarh. 1874 *|AKAMATZ, E., Songanji, Kioto, Japan. 1894 *ALEXANDEE, General G. G., C.B., 27, The Avenue, Eastbourne. 10 1884 *ALLEN, Clement F. A.,S.B.M. Consul, Palchoi, China. 1880 ALLEN, H. J., 39, Blenheim Gardens, Willesden Green. 1880 AMHEEST OF HACKNEY, The Eight Hon. Lord, 8, Grosvenor Square; Didlington Park, Brandon, Suffolk.

1882 ANDERSON, John, M.D., LL.D., F.E.S., F.K.S.E., 71, Harrington Gardens, S."W. 1886 *|ANGBIA, Jai Singh. Eao, Baroda. 1868 AEBIB, Dr. Enrico, 5, Craven Hill, W. 1882 fgAEBuiHNOT, Foster Fitzgerald, 18, Park Lane, W. 1879 *§AENOLD, Sir Edwin, K.C.I.E., C.S.I., 225, Cromwell Mansions, Kensington. 1888 *AENOLD, T. "W., Anglo-Oriental College, Aligarh, N.W.P. India. 1883 §ASHBUKNEE, L. E., C.S.I., 9a, Gloucester Place, Portman Square, W. 20 1879 *ASTON, W. G., C.M.G., Woodlands, Seaton, Devon. HON. AUFEECHT, Professor T., Rohobather Strasse, 39, Heidelberg.

1867 |BABBAGE, Maj.-Gen. H. P., Mayfield, Lansdowne Place, Cheltenham. 1889 BAILLIE, Alexander Francis, 20, Ladbroke Square, London, "W. 1895 *BAKSH, The Hon. Moulvi Khuda, Khan Bahadur, Chief Justice Haidarabad, Deccan. 1895 *BAKSH, Salah-ud-din Khuda. 1883 *|BALL, James Dyer, H.M.C.S., Fernside, Mount Kellett, The Peak, Hong Kong. 1895 *BAMBEIDGE, Eev. J. J., St. Mary Bredin Vicarage, Canterbury. 1893 *BANEEJI, Dr. Guru Das, The Hon. Mr. Justice, High Court, Calcutta, Navi Keldanga, Calcutta. 1893 *BANEKJT, Hem Chandra, 1, Puddopooker Street, Kidderpur, Calcutta. 30 1894 *BANEBJT, K. (Kalipada Bandyopadhyaya), Principal Sanskrit College and Director of Public Instruction, Jaipur. 1890 *BANG, W., 11, Rue Comte, Louvain. 1886 *BAEBEE, J. H., Blackstone Estate, Navalapitiya, Ceylon. 1878 fBABKDEY, David Graham, Anna&ale Avenue, Belfast. 1890 *BABODA, His Highness, the Maharaja, Gaikwar of, G.C.S.I. How. BAETH, Auguste, 6, Rue du Vieux Colombier, Paris.

1893 BAETON, E. J., I.C.S. (retired), East India United Service Club. 1881 *fBATE, The Eev. J. Drew, Allahabad, India. • 1873 JBATNES, A. E., 19, Castle Street, Holborn. 1885 *BAYNES, Herbert, 3, Cranley Gardens, Muswell Hill, N. 40 1894 *BEAMES, J., I.C.S. (retired), Netherelay House, Bishop's Hull, Taunton. 1883 §fBBNBAi.L, Professor Cecil, British Museum,'W.C. 1888 BERNARD, Sir Charles, K.C.S.I., India Office, S.W.; 44, Bramham Gardens, South Kensington, S.W. 1880 *BEST, J. "W"., Mangalore, Madras. 1892 *BEVAN, A. A., M.A., Lord Almoner's Reader in Arabic, Trinity College, Cambridge. 1893 §BEVERIDGE, H., Pit/old, Shotter mill, Surrey. 1882 *fBHABBA, Shapurje D., M.D., 8, Drakefield Road, St. Catherine's Park, S.E. HON. BHANDARXAR, Professor Ramkrishna Gopal, C.I.E., Ph.D., Deccan College, Puna, Bombay. 1892 |*BHAUNAGAB, H. H. the Maharaja of, G.C.S.I. 1870 fBiCKFORD-SMiTH, W., Trevarno, Helston, Cornwall. 50 1891 *BIDDULPH, Cuthbert Edward, c/o Messrs. King §• Co., 65, Cornhill, E.G. 1888 *BILGRAMI, Syed Ali, Director-General of Mines, H.H. Fizam's Service. Haidarabad, Dekkan. 1895 *BLAGDBN, C. Otto, Straits Civil Service. 1895 *BLOCHET, E., Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris. 1861 *BLUNT, John E., C.B., H.B.M. Consul General, Saloniea. 1882 BLUNT, "Wilfred S. 1895 BODE, Mrs. M., 22, Chenies Street Chambers. HON. BOHTLINGK, Professor Otto Von, Professor of Sanskrit, The University, St. Petersburg (7, Seeburg Strasse, Leipzig). 1893 *BOHRAH, B., Sibsagar, Assam. 1893 *BOSE, P. N., B.Sc, Museum, Calcutta. 60 1895 *BOWEH, Capt., \l th Bengal Cavalry, Intelligence Branch, Simla. 1870 BOWRINO, Lewin B., C.S.I., Lingmoor, Bournemouth. 1857 IIBEANDEETH, E. L., TEEASURER, 32, Elvaston Place, Queen's Gate.

1895 *BEOOKE, Lady, Rani of Sarawak. 1889*|§BKOWNE, Edward Granville, M.A., Pembroke College, Lecturer on Persian at the University, Cambridge. 1884 *FBUCHANAN, J. Beaumont, C.E., Hyderabad, Bekkan. Hew. BTJHIEE, Hofrath Professor Dr. J. G., C.I.E., 8, Alser Strasse, Vienna, ix. 1866 *fBuBGESs, James, C.I.E., LL.D., 22, Seton Place, Edinburgh. 1880 *BITSHELL, S. W., M.D., S.B.M. Consulate Shanghai.

1881 *fCAiK, The Eev. John, care of Church Missionary Society, Bummagaden, South India. 70 1886 *fC4MA, Jehangir K. R., 12, Malabar Sill, Bombay. 1867 *JCAMA> K. R., C.I.E., 12, Malabar Sill, Bombay. 1885 *CAMPBELL, James McNabb, C.I.E., LL.D., Bombay Civil Service, Bombay Presidency, India. 1887 f*CAMPBEix, The Rev. W., Taiwanfoo, Formosa, China. 1887 CAPPEE, William C, Grassington Road, JBastbourne. 1890 *CABPBNTEB, J. Estlin, 109, Banbury Road, Oxford. 1888 *CASABTELLI, The Rev. L. C, St. Bede's College,

1891 CSALMEBS, Robert, Somestead, Barnes. 1877 *CHAMBEBLAIIT, Basil Hall, Professor of Japanese, The University, Tokio, Japan. 1895 *CHAND, Diwan Tek. 80 1893 *CHATIEBJEA, Bankim Chandra, Rai Bahadur, C.I.E., Protap Chunder Chatterjea's Lane, Calcutta. 1885 *fCHirECHii,L, Sidney, S.B.M. Consulate Paramaribo, Butch Guiana. 1882 CLAEKE, G. Purdon, C.S.I., Keeper of the Indian Section, South Kensington Museum ; 4, The Residences. 1850 fCiABKE, Gordon, 10, James Street, Buckingham Gate, S.W., Mickleham Hall, Barking. 1881 *fCLAEKE, Lieut.-Col. Wilberforce, R.E., Fort Souse, Sidmouth, Bevon. 1879 CLENDINNINFF, Miss, 29, Borset Square, F.AV. I 1892 *CLIFI OEI)> Hugh, Magistrate and Collector, UluPanang, Malay Peninsula.

1885 *COBHAM, Claude Delaval, Commissioner, Larnaca, Cyprus. 1877 §CODKINGION, Oliver, M.D., HON. LIBBABIAN, 71, Victoria Road, Clapham. 1888 *COLEMAN, "William Emmette, Chief Quartermaster's Office, San Francisco, California. 90 1894 *COLEEIDGE, F. A., Madras C.S., Bellary. 1891 *CONDEB, Major C. R., R.E., LL.D. 1892 t*CoNSTANi, S. Victor, cjo Messrs. Coghill Sf Constant, 120, Broadway, New York, U.S. 1886 *COOKSON, Sir Charles, K.C.B., H.B.M. Consul and Judge, Alexandria, Egypt. 1891 *COHBET, Eustace 3L, Cairo. 1890 COEBET, Frederick H. M., 9, Addison Mansions, Blythe Road, W. HON. 1893 COEDIEE, Prof. Henri, 3, Place Vintimille, Paris. 1888 *COTJSENS, Henry, Arehceological Surveyor for Western India, 57, Neutral Lines, Poona. 1866 *COWELL, Edward B., VICE-PEESIDENT, Professor of Sanskrit, 10, Scrope Terrace, Cambridge. 1879 *CEAIG, "W\, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 100 1882 CEAWFOED AND BAKAEEES, The Right Hon. the Earl of, F.R.S., Saigh, Wigan. 1852 ICEAWPOED, R. W., 71, Old Broad Street. 1880 fCEAWSHAT, G., Haughton Castle, Humshaugh-on-Tyne ; 6, Adelphi Terrace, Strand. 1883 *CTJMINE, Alexander, Ratnagiri, Bombay. 1893 *CT7NNINGHAM, A. F. D., C.S., C.I.E., Commissioner, Peshawar. 1891 f*CiJSEiNG, The Rev. J. N., Baptist Mission, Burma. 1892 CUST, Miss M. E. V., 127, Victoria Street, S.W. 1852 §CUST, Robert N., LL.D., HON. SECEETAET, Travellers' Club, Pall Mall, S.W.; 63, Mm Park Gardens, S.W.

1888 *DADABHAI, Rustamji, Civil Surgeon, Chaaerghaut, Saidarabad, Dekkan. 1891 f*D'Ai.viELi,A, Goblet, M. le Comte, Rue Faider 10, Bruxelles.

110 1884 DAMES, M. Longworth, Deputy Commissioner, Dera Ghazi Khan, Panjab. 1894 f*DAVIES, T. "Witton, Principal, Midland Baptist College, Nottingham. 1893 *DE, B., I.C.S., Hoogly, Bengal. j 18931891 *DEANE, *DE,B.,I.C.S.,Hoogly,Bengal."William Dalrymple H., M.A., New College, j Arundel Avenue, Sefton Park, Liverpool. \ 1887 *DE MOEGAN, "W. C, Rushikulya Division, Madras. \ 1892 *DBVET, G. P., S.B.M'S. Vice-Consul, Constantinople. } 1894 *DEVI:PBASAD, Munshi, Jodhpur. \ 1882 DEVONSHIEE, His Grace the Duke of, KG., LL.D., \ Devonshire House, Piccadilly. \ 1889 |*DHETTTA, H. H., LL.B., Rao Bahadur, District Judge, Navsari, Baroda State. ••. 1882 f §DICKIIRS, F. V., Assistant Registrar, London University, Burlington Gardens. 120 1894 *D'OLDENBUBG, Serge, Professor of Sanskrit, The University, St. Petersburg. HON. DONNEE, Professor 0., Helsingfors. 1874 §DoueLAS, E. K., Professor of Chinese, King's College ; British Museum, "W.C.; 3, College Gardens, Dulwich. 1894 *DOTJIE, J. M'Crone, Revenue Secretary to Panjab Government, Lahore. 1888 *DOTLE, The Bev. James, Roman Catholic Cathedral,

1879 *|DOTLE, Patrick, C.E., F.G.S., F.B.S.E., M.E.I.A., " Indian Engineering," Calcutta. 1892 *DETVEE, W. H., Ranchi, Cults, Aberdeenshire. 1888 *DBOTOT, Edouard, 11, Rue de Verneuil, Paris. 1861 |§DUFF, The Eight Hon. Sir Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant-, G.C.S.I., F.E.S., VICE-PEESIDENT, York Mouse, Twickenham, Middlesex. 1886 *DurrEEiN AND ATA, The Eight Hon. the Marquess of, K.P., G.C.B., G.C.S.I., British Embassy, Paris. 130 1884 §DITKA, Theodore, M.D., F.E.C.S., 55, Nevern Square, Earl's Court, S.W. 1883 *DITKE, Surgeon-Major Joshua, M.D., Malwa Bheel Corps, Sirdarpur {Messrs. Grindlay §• Co.). 1885 *DuMEEeuE, J. Willoughby F., c/o King Sf Co. 1893 *Dun, K. B., Barrister-at-Law, Midnapur, Bengal.

1894 *DUTT, M. !N\, Rector, Keshuh Academy, 65/2, Beadon Street, Calcutta. 1893 *DUTT, E. C., C.I.E., 30, Beadon Street, Calcutta. 1888 *DVIJADAS DATTA, Lecturer, Bethune College, Cornwallis Street, Calcutta.

HON. EDKINS, The Eev. J., D.D., Shanghai. 1894 *ELIAS, Key, C.I.E., Consul General, Khorassan. 1891 EVETTS, B. A., Department of Oriental Antiquities, British Museum.

140 1881 *fFABffUES, J., Indian Telegraph Department, TeherSn. 1879 *fFAuxKNEB, Surgeon-Major Alexander S., 19th Bombay Infantry {Messrs. Grindlay Sf Co.). HON. FATTSBOIX, V., 37, Nordre Fasanvej, Frederiksborg, Copenhagen. 1877 ^fFEBGTrsoN, A. M., jun., 14, Fllerdale Road, Sampstead. 1877 *fFEBGtrsoN, Donald "W., Colombo. 1883 ^FEBGITSSON, The Eight Hon. Sir James, Bart.,K.C.M.G., G.C.S.I. 1895 *FEENANI)0, C. M., Barrister-at-Law, Colombo, care of Ceylon R.A.S. 1881 *FRTRAR, Alexander, H.B.M. Consul, Malaga, Spain. 1887 FINN, Mrs., The Elms, Brook Green. 1893 *FINOT, Louis, 49, Rue Claude Bernard, Paris. 150 1877 §*FXEET, J. F., C.I.E., Members Mansions, Victoria Street, S/W. 1888 *FLOYEE, Ernest A., Helwan, Egypt. 1879 *FOELONG, Major-Gen. J. G. Eoohe, 11, Douglas Crescent, Edinburgh. 1867 *FOTJLKES, The Eev. T., Madras Presidency. 1894 *Fox, C. A., F.S.S., Martoch, Somerset. 1873 FEANKS, Sir A. "W., K.C.B., F.E.S., D.C.L., British Museum, W.C. 1894 *FEASEE, E. D. H., China Consular Service, H.B.M. Consulate, Shanghai. 1886 FEAZEE, E. "W., I.C.S. {retired), London Institution, Finsbury Circus, E.C. 1880 f*FuEDOONJi, Jamshedji, Aurungabad, Dehhan.

1892 GAIKWAD, S. Sampatrao, National Liberal Club. 160 1895 *GANDHI, Virchand E., Secretary of the Jain Association of India, Love Lane, Bombay. 1894 *GANGFLI, Sanjiban, Head Master, The Maharaja's College, Jeypore. 1881 *GAEDNEB, Christopher T., H.B.M. Consul, Amoy. 1890 GASTEB, M., Ph.D., Principal of Montefiore College, Ramsgate; 37, Maida Vale. HON. GAYXNGOS, Don Pascual de, Madrid. 1865 fOATNEE, C, M.D., F.E.S.E., Oxford. 1895 *GAZAJAE ALI KHAN, 23, Victoria Street, Cambridge. 1885 *GBISLEE, Theodor, Friederichsfelderste, Berlin, 0. 17. 1895 *GEBINI, Captain G. E., Bangkok, Siam. 1893 *GHOSE, Hon. Dr. Eashbehary, C.I.E., 56, Mnsapur Street, Calcutta. 170 1880 §fGiBB, E. J. "W., 15, Chepstow Villas, Bayswater, "W. 1893 J-*GIBSON, Mrs. J. Young, Castlebrae, Chesterton Road, Cambridge. HON. GOEJB, Professor De, Leiden. 1864 §fGoLBSMiD, Major-Gen. Sir F. J., C.B., K.C.S.I., Godfrey House, Hollingbourne, near Maidstone, Kent. 1887 *GOLDSMID, Frederic L., c/o Messrs. TV. Watson Sf Co., 20, Apollo Street, Bombay. HON. 1893 GOIJDZIHEB, Professor, Ignaz, Buda Pest. 1884 *fGoEPAESHAB, Thakur, Talookdar of Baiswan, Aligarh. 1885 *GOSSEII, Brigadier-General M. W. Edward, Bangalore, Madras. 1884 *GOTTB, Adhar Singh, B.A., LL.B. (Cantab), Extra Assistant Commissioner, Hoshangabad, India. 1894 *GBAT, J., Professor of Pali, Rangoon College. 180 1893 *GEEENTTP, Eev. Albert "W., Seven Hills Parsonage, Culford Heath, Bury St. Edmunds. 1884 *GEIEESON, George A., Bengal C.S., C.I.E., Ph.D., Bengal Asiatic Society, Calcutta. 1852 t*GBiraTiH, E. T. H., C.I.E., Kotagiri, Nilgiri. 1891 *GEIGSBT, W. E., Judge, Cyprus. 1890 *GEOSSET, J., 4, Rue Cuvier, Lyons, France. HON. 1890 GTJBEBNATIS, Conte Comm. Angelo De, Florence, Italy. 1893 *GtniXEMABD, F. H. H., The Old Mill House, Tram- pington, Cambridge.

1887 *GXJIKAT7DON, Capt. Th. de, 134, Bishop's Road, Fulham. 1893 *GTTPTA, B. L., I.C.S., Cuttack, Bengal. 1894 *GUEDOK-, Capt. Philip E. T., Indian Staff Corps, Assistant Commissioner, Assam.

190 1883 *HAGGAED, W. H. D., H.B.M. Minister Resident and Consul General to the Republic of the Equator. 1880 *§HAIG, Major-General Malcolm E., Rossweide, Davos Plats, Switzerland. 1884 *HAKBHAMJI, PEINCE OF MOBYI, B.A., LL.M., Rajhumar College, Rajkote, Katthiawadh, India. 1895 *HABDT, Dr. E., Professor of Oriental Languages, Fri- bourg, Switzerland. 1884 J*HABLEZ, Monseigneur C. de, Professor of Oriental Lan- guages, Louvain, Belgium. 1883 fHATPEiLD, Captain C. T., late Dragoon Guards, Harts Down, Margate. 1888 fHnAP, Ealph, 1, Brick Court, Temple, E.C. 1834 *tHJBMiNG, Lieut.-Col. Dempster, Deputy Commissioner, Police Force, Madras. 1885 fHENDBESON, George, 7, Mincing Lane, E.C. 1884 *HBNDLBT, Surgeon Lieut.-Colonel T. Holbein, C.I.E. 200 1880 *HEBVEY, The Hon. D. F. A., Resident Councillor, Malacca Straits Settlements. 1888 *§HBWITT, J. Francis K., 14, Rue Veydt, Brussels. 1846 JHETWOOB, James, F.E.S., 26, Kensington Palace Gardens. 1885 f*HiPPisi,ET, Alfred E., Commissioner of Chinese Customs, and Chinese Secretary to the Inspector General of Customs, Peking; 26, Old Queen Street, West-

1891 *HIEA LAI, Officiating Inspector P.O., Bhakkar, Dera Ismail Khan, Punjab. 1891 *HIBSCHPELB, H., 3, Montefiore College, Ramsgate. 1895 *HODSOIT, T. Callan, Bengal Civil Service. 1881 *HOET, William, Bengal C.S., care of Dr. Hoey, 35, Brookview Terrace, Cliftonville, Belfast. 1893 *HOGARTH, David, Magdalene College, Oxford. 1882 *HOLMWOOB, Frederic, C.B., H.B.M. Consul, Smyrna.

210 1865 *fHoLEOTD, Colonel "W". E. M., Tinier Secretary to Government, Lahore ; 23, Bathwick Hill, Bath. 1889 *HOPKINS, Lionel Charles, Chinkiang, China Consular

1892 *HOTT

1888 *INDEAJI, Pandit Vashnava Niruttan, M.D., Junagadh State, Kathiawar. 1893 *IN»"ES, John B,., Straits Service, Singapore. 1879 IBVINE, W., Holliscroft, Castlenau, Barnes, S.W.

1888 *JACKSOK", Arthur Mason Tippetts, Assistant Collector and Magistrate, Custom House, Bombay. 220 1894 *JACOB, Col. G. A., Oahridge, Redhill. 1890 JAG, Mohun Lai, Student of Lincoln's Inn, and of Cambridge, 48, Powis Square, Wotting Hill, W. 1893 |*JAGO-TEELAWNET, Major-General, ColdrenicJc, LisTceard, Cornwall. 1885 *|JAIKISHAIT DASS BAHABOOE, Rajah, C.S.I., Muradabad, Rohilkhand, 1871 *|JAMES, S. Harvey, Bengal Civil Service, Simla. 1891 *JAMESON, F., Saxonbury Lodge, Frant, Sussex. 1878 *JAEDINE, The Hon. Mr. Justice John, High Court, Bombay. 1881 *|JATAKAE, Surgeon Lieut.-Colonel Atmaram S. G., Muscat, Persia Gulf. • 1883 *f JATAMOHUIF, Thakur Singh, Magistrate and Tahsildar of Seori Narayan, Bilaspur, Central Provinces, India. 1892 JOHNSTON, Charles, Bengal Civil Service {retired), 6, Kemplay Road, Hampstead. 230 1888 *JOHNSIONE, Peirce De Lacy H., M.A. (Oxon.), Craig- mount House, Dick Place, Edinburgh.

1881 §KAY, H. C, 11, Durham Villas, Kensington. 1864 ^KEMBALL, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Arnold, K.C.B., K.C.S.I., 5, Upper Belgrave Street; Uppat Souse, Solspie, N.B. 1895 *KENNEDY, Miss, Fairacre, Concord, Mass. 1891 KENNEDY, James, 15, Willow Road, Hampstead Heath, N.W. 1890 *KERALA VAEMA, His Highness, Valeyukoil Tamburam Trivandrum, Travancore State, Madras. HOST. KEEN, Professor H., Leiden. 1856 |KEEE, Mrs., 19, Warwick Road, Kensington. 1872 *KIELHOBN, Dr. P., C.I.E., Professor of Sanskrit, Gottingen. 1884 KIMBEEIEY, The Eight Hon. the Earl of, K.G., 35, Lowndes Square. 240 1884 *KING, Lucas White, B.A., LL.B., Deputy Com- missioner, Derah Ismail Khan, Punjab, India. 1892 *KING, Major J. 8., Indian Staff Corps (retired), Franklinsirasse 38"', Dresden. 1884 |*KITTS, Eustace John, Bengal Civil Service. 1894 KLUHT, Eev. A., 156, Westbourne Grove, ~W. 1884 KNIGHTON, W., LL.D., Tileworth, SilcerMll, St. Leonards-on-Sea. 1880 *KYNNEESLEY, C. ~W. Sneyd, Chief Magistrate, Penang, Singapore, Straits Settlements.

1884 *LACHMAN SINE, Raja, Bulandshahr, N.W.P. 1893 LAKE, Eeginald J., St. John's House, Clerkenwell, E.C. 1895 *LANDIS, E. B., M.D., English Church Mission, Chemulpo, Corea. 1880 *|LANMAN, Charles E., Professor of Sanskrit, Harvard College, 9, Farrar Street, Cambridge, Mass., U.S.A. 250 1884 f*LANSDELL, The Rev. H. H., D.D., Morden College, Blackheath, S.E. 1895 *LATIF, Syed Mohammed, Khan Bahadur, District Judge, Jahndhar. 1874 LAWEENCE, P. W., Oakleigh, Beekenham. 1877 §LEGGE, The Rev. Dr., Professor of Chinese, 3, Keble Road, Oxford.

1861 I1-11™"511. G- W., Ph.D., LL.D., D.O.L., Oriental University Institute, Woking. 1892 *LEITNEB, H., Oriental University Institute, Woking. 1883 *LB MESTJEIEE, Cecil John Reginald, Matara, Ceylon. 1892 *LEO»-, J. Diaz de, M.D., Aguascalientes, Mexico. 1878 *tLEPPEK, C. H. 1880 fLE STBANGE, Guy, 3, Via S. Francesco Poverino, Florence, Italy. 260 1890 *LETESON, Henry G. A., Bengal Civil Service, Rangoon, Burma, Officiating Assistant Superintendent of Southern Shan States. 1885 tLEWis, Mrs. A. 8., Castlebrae, Cambridge. 1883 *LILLET, R., 199, Broad Street, BloomfieU, New Jersey, U.S.A. 1883 LINBLET, William, M.Inst.C.E., 10, Kidbroole Terrace, Blackheath. 1895 *LIVEEMOHE, Major W., U.S. Army, Post Office Buildings, Boston, Mass. 1870 *LOCH, Lord, G.C.M.G., K.C.B. 1879 *LOCKHAET, J. H. Stewart, Song Kong. 1832 fLovEiACE, The Right Hon. the Earl, 9, St. George's Place. 1895 |*LOWELL, P., 53, State Street, Boston, U.S. 1895 *LTJPTON, "W., I.C.S., Shahjahanpur, N.W.P. 270 1889 LYON, H. Thomson, 57, Onslow Square, S.W.

1878 MACAETNEY, Sir Halliday, M.D., K.C.M.G., Secretary to the Chinese Embassy, Richmond Souse, 49, Portland Place. 1882 *MCCOEKELL, G., Bombay Civil Service, Ahmadabad. 1882 §*MCCEINDLE, J. "W., M.A., F.R.S.G.S., 9, Westhall Gardens, Edinburgh. 1880 *MACCTJLLUM, Major H. E., R.E. 1882 §*MACDOKELL, Prof. A. A., Ph.D., Corpus Christi, Deputy Professor of Sanskrit; 7, Fyfleld Road, Oxford. 1887 *MCDOTJALL, W., Vice-Consul, Mahammerah, through hire, Persia.

1894 *MACLAGAN, E. D., Under Secretary Agricultural Depart- ment, Punjab Government. 1877 *MADDEIT, F. "W., Holt Lodge, 86, London Road, Brighton. 1893 *MADHO, P. Beni, Jbdhpur, Rajputana. 280 EXT. 1893 MAHA YOTHA, His Excellency the Marquis. 1891 *MANN, Edmund C, 128, Park Place, Brooklyn, U.S.A. 1879 fMANwnra, Miss, 35, Blomfield Road, ~W. 1889 *MAEGOLIOTJTH, D., Professor of Arabic, 88, Woodstock Road, Oxford. 1888 MASTER, John Henry, Montrose House, Petersham. 1880 *MAXWELL, The Hon. W. E., C.M.G., Commissioner Gold Coast. 1894 *MAY, A. J., Queen's College, Hong Kong. 1894 MEAD, G.E.S., 17, Avenue Road, N.W. 1883 *MEKM:AGEN-, The Eev. C. F., St. Feock's Vicarage, Devoran R.S.O., Cornwall. How. MEXWAED, Professor Barbier de, Membre de I'Institut, 18, Boulevard de Magenta, Paris. 290 1863 *MILES, Colonel S. B., Bombay Staff Corps. 1873 *MrwcHiif, Major-General, Bengal Staff Corps. 1895 *MITBA, Eajesvara, Eai Sahib, Executive Engineer, P. W.B. Raipur, C.P. 1878 fMocATTA, F. D., 9, ConnaugU Place, Hyde Park, W. 1874 *MOCKLEE, Lieut.-Col. E., Bombay Staff Corps, Political Agent, Muscat. 1882 |*MOHANLXI VISNTJLXL PANBIA, Pundit, Member and Secretary of the State Council of Mewar, Udaipur. 1884 *MoLoiraT, Sir Alfred, K.C.M.G., Government House, British Honduras. 1846 |§MONIEE-WILLIAMS, Sir Monier, K.C.I.E., D.C.L., Professor of Sanskrit, Oxford, Enfield House, Ventnor, Isle of Wight. 1886 §MOEGAN, E. Delmar, 15, Roland Gardens, Kensington, S.W. 1877 §MOEBIS, Henry, Eastcote House, St. John's Park, Black- heath. 300 1881 MORRISON, "Walter, 77, Cromwell Road, S."W\; Malham Tarn, Bell Busk, Leeds. 1882 *fMORSE, H. Ballou, Chinese Imperial Customs, Shanghai; 26, Old Queen Street, Westminster.

1892 *MOBTON, Rev. B. Mitford, Eingsthorpe, Northampton. 1890 *Moss, E. Waddy, Didsbury College, Manchester. 1877 §MTTIE, Sir "W., K.C.S.I., D.C.L., LL.D., Vice-Chan- cellor of the University, Edinburgh. 1885 *MUKAND LAL, Udaipur. 1895 *MUKEEJI, Babu Najendranath, Professor of English History, Jaipur College. 1882 *MTJKEKJI, Phanibhusan, Professor at Hughli College, Chinsurah, Bengal, India. 1893 *MTJKEEJI, Eaja Pyari Mohan, C.S.I., Uttarpara vid Calcutta. 1888 *MUKEEJI, Satya Chandri, Pleader of the High Court, Mathura, JV. W.P., India. 310 1887 *MULLALT, C. M., Madras Civil Service, Kistna District, Madras. 1895 *MTJLLEE, Dr. E., Professor of Sanskrit at the University, Berne, 30, Zieglerstrasse. HON. MiJLLEE, Professor F. Max, 7, Norham Gardens, Oxford. Hon. MIJLLEE, Professor Friedrich, University, Vienna. 1850 *fMirEEAT, The Hon. Sir C. A., X.C.B., The Grange, Windsor.

1887 *5TAEATAN, Laksmi. 1891 *NATHAN-, P. Eama, Colombo, Ceylon. Hon. NAVILLE, Edouard, D.C.L., Malaguy, near Geneva. 1888 *NEIL, E. A. E., Pembroke College, Cambridge. 1860 ^NELSON, James Henry, M.A., Cuddalore, Madras. 320 1891 *NEVILL, Hugh, Ceylon Civil Service. 1892 *E"EWBEEET, Percy E., Egypt. 1895 *NICHOLSON, E. A., Trinity College, Cambridge. 1861 *NIEMANN, Prof. G. K., Delft, Holland. HON. NOLDEKE, Professor, Strassburg. 1876 *]SToEMAif, Lieut.-General Sir Henry W., G.C.B., K.C.S.I., Governor of Queensland. 1876 NOETHBEOOK, The Eight Hon. the Earl of, G.C.S.I., E.E.S., 4, Hamilton Place, Piccadilly, ~W.

1888 OL'DHAM, Surgeon-Major Charles Frederick, Sutton Haugh, Woodbridge, Suffolk. 1885 *OLIVEE, Edward E., Secretary to Government, P. W.D., Lahore. How. OPPEBT, Professor Jules, Rue de Sfax, 2, Paris. 330 1879 *OBMISTON, The Rev. James, 3, Berkeley Square, Clifton, Bristol.

1893 *PAEGITEE, F. E., B.C.S., e/o Messrs. Balmer, Laurie, and Co., 103, Clive Street, Calcutta. 1893 *PAKSONSON-, J. Marsden, 26, Moorgate Street. 1869 §PEABSE, General George Godfrey, C.B., R.H.A., 4, Norfolk Square, Hyde Park, "W". 1895 *PEATLING, H., Wisbech, Cambridgeshire. 1882 JPEEK, Cuthbert E., 22, Belgrave Square. 1882 JPEEK, Sir H. W., Bart., M.P., e/o Mr. Grover, .Rousden, Lyme. 1892 *PEEEIEA, J. C. Walter, Colombo, Ceylon. 1887 *PEEKINS, Miss L. L. W., Concord, Boston, Mass. 1890 *PFTOT(JST, Dr. Arthur, 2, Gartnerweg, Frankfurt. 340 1895 PHIIXIPS, G., late China Consular Service, 8, Christ Church Avenue, Brondesbury, N.W. 1874*|PHTA KAJASTATTAYANITHAE, His Excellency, Private Secretary to the King of Siam. 1895 *PILLAI, P. S., Professor of Philosophy, Trivandrum College, Marneypuram Souse, Trivandrum, Tra- vancore. 1881 PINCHES, Theophilus G., British Museum, W.C. 1874 PINCOTT, Prederic, 63, Bellenden Road, Peckham, S.E. 1895 PITT, St. George Lane-Fox, 4, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. 1883 PITT-RITEES, Major-General, F.R.S., Rushmore, Salis- bury. 1894 *PMMMEE, Mrs., Wunderbau, Sydenham. 1893 §*PLUNKBTT, Lieut.-Colonel G. T , R.E., 24, Burlington Place, Dublin. 1874 POPE, The Rev. G. U., D.D., Lecturer in Tamil, Indian Institute, Oxford. 350 1893 *POUSSIN, Louis de la Vallee, The University, Ghent.

1876 *POWELI,, B. H. Baden-, Ferlys Lodge, 29, Banbury Road, Oxford. 1888 *PBATT, The Hon. Spencer E., United States Minister to the Comt of Persia, Teheran. 1882 -|-*PEIST)ANG, His Excellency the Prince. 1862 PUSEY, S. E. Bouverie-, Pusey Souse, Farringdon.

1895 *QUIOTT, M. T., Principal and Professor of English Language and Literature, Pacharyappd's College, Madras.

1895 *RAGOZET, Mdme. Zenaide A., 115, Second Avenue, New York. 1874 |*EAMASTAMI, Iyengar B., Bangalore, Madras. 1887 *EAN

1892 fKIDDING, Miss C. Mary, 6, Southwold Road, Clapton. 1860 RIPON, The Most Hon. the Marquess of, K.Q., F.R.S., Chelsea Embankment, S.W. 1872 ^RIVETTCAENAC, J. H., C.I.E., F.S.A., Bengal C.S., Ghdzipur. 1880 ROBINSON, Yincent J., C.I.E., F.S.A., Hopedene, Felday, Dorking. 1882 *ROCKHILI,,W.W.,c/o Smithsonian Institute, Washington. 1881 *RODGEKS, C. J., Honorary Numismatist to the Govern- ment of India, Amritsar, Punjab, India. 1892 ROGERS, Alex., 38, Clanricarde Gardens, W. 1861 ROLIO, The Eight Hon. the Lord, Duncrub Castle, Perthshire. 1894 *ROSE, E., Commissioner, Gorahhpur, N.W.P. 380 1894 Ross, E. D., 18, Upper Westbourne Terrace. 1873 *Ross, Colonel Sir ' E. C, C.S.I., Bombay Staff Corps, 8, Beaufort Road, Clifton, Bristol. HON. §ROST, Dr. Reinhold, C.I.E., Ph.D., 1, Ehworthy Terrace, Primrose Sill. HON. Roth, Professor R., Tubingen. 1888 *ROUFFIGNAC, P. Z. A., Saint Gervais, les 3 Clochers, Departement de la Vienne, France. 1891 *fRousE, W. H. D., F.R.G.S., 4, Bilton Road, Rugby. 1891 fRoY, Robert, Earhdale, Ilfracombe. 1885 *EUSDEIT, Q. W., Cotmandene, South Yarra, Melbourne. 1872 *-J-RUSIOMJI, C, Jaunpur, care of G. Ardaseer, Esq., Olney House, Richmond, Surrey. 1880 fRTLANDS, T. Glazehrooke, Highfields, Thelwall, War- rington. 390 1876 RXLANDS, W. H., F.8.A., Sec. Bib. Arch. Soc, 37, Gt. Russell Street, "W.C.

HON. SACHAIT, Professor Eduard, President of the Seminer fur Orientalisehe Sprachen, Berlin. 1883 SALMONE, Habib Anthony, Professor of Arabic at King's College and Lecturer at University College; 126, BelsizeRoad, N.W. 1893 *SANJANA, Dastur Darab Peshotan, High Priest of the- Parsees, 114, Chandanawadi, Bombay.

1892 *SANKABANAEAYA:N'A, P., Tripunitora Ernalculam, Cochin, Sirkar. 1891 *SAEDA, Har Bilas, B.A., Government College, Ajmere. 1865 SASSOON, Sir Albert D., C.S.I., 1, Eastern Terrace, Brighton. 1865 SASSOON, Eeuben D., 1, Belgrave Square, S.W. 1893 *SASTRI, Pandit Hari Prasad, Bengal Librarian, Writer's Buildings, Calcutta. 1880 *SATOW, Sir Ernest M., K.C.H.G., Ph.D., H.B.M. Minuter, Tokio. 400 1874 t§SAYcu, The Eev. A. H., VICE-PBESIDENT, Professor of Assyriology, Queen's College, Oxford. . 1870 *SCHINDLEB, General A. H., Teheran, Persia. HON. SCHBADEE, Professor, Berlin. 1893 SCOTT, E. J. Long, Keeper of the MSS. and Egerton Librarian, British Museum. 1885 *SCOTT, James George, C.I.E., Bangkok, Siam. 1886 *SCOTT, Sir John, K.C.M.G., Cairo. 1867 *fSELiM, Paris Effendi, Constantinople. 1887 *SELL, The Eev. E., Church Missionary Society, Madras. 1893 *SEST, Guru Prasad, Banhipur, Bengal. HON. SENABT, Emile, 18, Rue Frangois ler, Paris. 410 1887 *SENATHI EAJA, E. G. W., Colombo, Ceylon. 1892 *SESSIONS, F., Monkleighton, Alexandra Road, Gloucester. 1877 §SEWEIX, E., Madras C.S., 6, Palace Mansions, Buck- ingham Gate. 1892 *SHAH, Nurallah, Gaya, K Lndia. 1895 *SHAWE, Eev. F. B., 22, College Grove Road, Wakefield. 1895 *SHELIABEAE, Eev. G. "W., M.E. Mission, Singapore. 1884 *fSHXAMAJi KEISHNA VAEMA, M.A., Barrister-at-Law, Ajmere, India. 1890 *SIBEEE, Ernest, Bussage House, near Stroud. 1883 Sarcox, Miss Edith, Ellesborough Souse, Tring, Herts. 1887 SIMPSON, "W., 19, Church Road, Willesden. 420 1877 SINCLAIE, W. F., late L.C.S., Messrs. King Sf Co., Pall Mall. 1894 *SINGH, Sardar Sir Atar, K.C.I.E., Chief of Bhadaur, Bhadaur House, LudMana. 1893 *SINSH, The Eaja Visvanath Bahadur, Chhatapur, Bundelkhand, C.I.

1895 t*SiNHA, Kunwar Keshal Pal, Raio Eotla, P.O. Narki, Agra District. 1883 *SMIIH, Vincent A., Bengal Civil Service, Gorakhpur, N. W.P. 1889 *SEI MEITINJAYA NISSENHA BAHAKA GABU, Zemindar of Sangamvalsa, Parvatipur. 1886 *STACK, George, Professor of Ancient and Modern History, Presidency College, Calcutta. 1858 §STANLEY OP ALDEELEY, The Right Hon. the Lord, 15, Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. 1861 *STANMOBE, The Eight Honourable Lord, G.C.M.G., K.C.B., D.C.L., Red House, Ascot. 1887 *SIEIN, M. A., Ph.D., The Principal, Oriental College, and Registrar, Panjab University, Lahore. 430 1894 *STETENSOJT, Robert C, Assistant Commissioner, Kyankpyu, Arakan, Burma. 1892 *Si. JOHN, R. F. St. Andrew, Lecturer in Burmese, Oxford, Duncliffe, Haling Common. 1848 STEACHEX, William, Oriental Club, Hanover Square, "W. 1893 §*STEONG, S. A., Reader in Assyriology, Cambridge, 1, St. John's Road, Putney Hill. 1891 STURDY, Ed. T., High View, Caversham, Reading. HOIF. 1892 SUMANOALA MAHA NAYAKA USNANSE. 1893 f*SvAsn SOBEANA, H.R.H. Prince, Bangkok, Siam. 1895 *SYKES, Percy M., H.B.M. Consul, Kerman, Persia.

1875 *|TASOBE SOUBESTDEO MoHtrar, Rajah Bahadur, Mus.D., Calcutta. 1896 *TAHL RAM, Gungaram, Zemindar, Dera Ismail Khan, Panjab. 440 1893 *TAW SEIN KO, 2, Latter Street, Rangoon. 1883 TATTOEY, C. H., The Librarian, India Office. 1894 *TAYLOE, Arnold C, Uppingham, Rutland. 1880 *fTAYLOB, The Rev. Charles, D.D., Master of St. John's College, Cambridge. 1892 *TCHEEAZ, Minas, Professor of Armenian, King's College, London; 33, Be Fere Gardens, S.W. 1879 §*TEMPLE, Major R. C, C.I.E., Commissioner of the Andamans.

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1882 *UD1IP^B, His Highness Fateh Singhji Bahadur, Maharana of, G.C.S.I.

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1884 "WACE, The Eev. H., D.D., Principal, Xing's College, London. 1892 f*"W"ADDBi,L, L. A., LL.D., Surgeon-Major, Darjeeling. 1873 §"WALHOITSE, M. J., 28, Hamilton Terrace, N.W.

1885 |*WAEEEN, H. C, 12, Quincey Street, Cambridge, Mass., U.S. 1883 WAITERS, T., late China Consular Service; Cleveland Mansions, Cleveland Road, Haling. HON. WEBEB, Professor A., 56, Ritterstrasse, Berlin. 1885 WEST, E. W., 4, Craufurd Terrace, Maidenhead. 470 1892 §WEST, Sir Raymond, K.C.I.E., LL.D., Chesterfield, College Road, Norwood. 1873 *WESTMAOOTT, E. Yesey, B.A., Commissioner of Excise, Bengal Presidency, India. 1882 WHINFIELD, E. H., St. Margaret's, Beulah Bill. 1893 *WHITEHOTJSE, F. Cope, 8, Cleveland Row, St. James'. 1868 *fWILLIAMS, The Eev. Thomas, Rewari, Panjab. 1876 fWoLLASTON, A. N., C.I.E., India Office; Glen Hill, Walmer. 1894 *WEIGHT, H. Nelson, Collector, Dehra Bun, N. W.P. 477 1894 WTLDE, C. H., S. Kensington Museum.

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This Society has been started in order to render accessible to students the rich stores of the earliest Buddhist literature now lying unedited and practically unused in the various MSS. scattered throughout the University and other Public Libraries of Europe. The historical importance of these Texts can scarcely be ex- aggerated, either in respect of their value for the history of folk-lore, or of religion, or of language. It is already certain that they were all put into their present form within a very limited period, probably extending to less than a century and a half (about B.C. 400-250). For that period they have preserved for us a record, quite uncontammated by filtration through any European mind, of the every-day beliefs and customs of a people nearly related to ourselves, just as they were passing through the first stages of civilization. They are our best authorities for the early history of that interesting system of religion so nearly allied to some of the latest speculations among ourselves, and which has influenced so powerfully, and for so long a time, so great a portion of the human race—the system of religion which we now call Buddhism. The sacred books of the early Budd- hists have preserved to us the sole record of the only religious

movement in the world's history which bears any close resem- blance to early Christianity. In the history of speech they contain unimpeachable, evidence of a stage in language midway between the Vedic Sanskrit and the various modern forms of speech in India. In the'history of Indian literature there is nothing older j than these wfrks, excepting only the Vedic writings; and all the 1 later classical Sanskrit literature has been profoundly influenced | by the intellectual struggle of which they afford the only direct 1 evidence. It is not, therefore, too much to say that the publication of this unique literature will be no less important for the > study of history—whether anthropological, philological, literary, or ' religious—than the publication of the Vedas has already been. The whole will occupy about nine or ten thousand pages 8vo. Of these 6000 pages have already appeared. The accession of \ about fifty new members would make it possible to issue 1000 pages every year. The Subscription to the Society is only One Guinea a : year, or Five Guineas for six years, payable in advance. Each subscriber receives, post free, the publications of the Society, which cost a good deal more than a guinea to produce. It is hoped that persons who are desirous to aid the publication of these important historical texts, but who do not themselves read Pali, will give Donations to be spread if necessary over a term of years. Nearly £400 has already been thus given to the Society by public-spirited friends of historical research.

*#* Subscriptions for 1896 are now due, and it is earnestly requested that subscribers will send in their payments without putting the Chairman to the expense and trouble of personally ashing for them. All who can conveniently do so should send the Five Guineas for six years, to their own benefit and that of the Society also.

The Society keeps no books, and its publications cannot in any ease be sent to subscribers who have not already paid their subscriptions for the year.

Cheques and Post Office Orders should be made payable to the "Pali Text Society." (Address: 22, Albemarle Street, London, W.)

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