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Journal of the Waterford Er South/East of Ireland Arch/Eological RE PORT LEM EN My LO RD LAD I ES AN D GENT , rva of over two ears durin which We b e to rep ort that after an inte y , g g , l i has a ain under the ab e l ceased to be ub ished the Soc et g , the y ourna p l , y l ed its issue and is we are ad nce and assistance of y our Lordship resum , , g guida , l ' i id as s. to sa established once m ore on a sol b y , b een alread ub ishedthis ear under Tw o very successful num bers have y p l y , w hom r Editor the R ev . Pow er to the supervision and editorship of ou , P , ' t abours and researches in too m uch credit cannot b e given for his grea l connection therewith . m an ne w ent out the Hon . Secretar I n response to 50 0 circulars s by y , y M em bers have j oined and the R 0 11 now stands at 1 8 0 . , n r the aus ices ofthe Societ was de ivered A very su cessfu L ecture u de p y , c l , l M A D r Wind . n 2 0 th Februar ast b . e in the Theatre R oy a o v , y , , l , l l ’ ork Sub ect M e a ithic M onum ents of resident ueen s Co e e C . j g P Q ll g , l ” n such ab e hands it was of course treated in a m aster and Britain . I , y l , l nn r p opular m a e . We have pleasure in stating arrangem ents have been m ade for another in the Cit Court House on the 2 6th inst. w ith our distin uished fel ow Lecture y , g l M A h stin E or tion A Stewart M aca ister E s . t e a e e a m e m b er R . , q , , P xp , l l l “ ct E cavati n of a L vi i in Sub e o . e t ca1 Funds. D irector R am eh West a est e . j x , P , l l ” it As his ame is w or d- w ide w e are u ite con de nt this Lecture wi a so C y . f l , q fi ll l b e m ost successful . ' I n conc usio n w e b e to sa it affords us m uch p easure to b e able to state l , g y l " that fi nancia y and otherwise the Society is now in a f ourishing condition , ll , l , s rous uture and we anticipate for it a long and pro p e f . Si ned on beha ofthe Com m it ee g lf t , ATR C H GG N S Ho S c 6 n . e 2 0 th A ril 1 9 0 . K , . p , P I I I BALANCE SHEET . ( 1 . S ( 1 {I . ’ Balance o n hands with form er Balance on Treasurer s b ands 67 6 3 Treasurer 0 1 8 9 s 0 3 each 6 0 1 30 Subscriptio n at 1 . 5 0 ‘ A S ubscription in advance for y ear 1 9 0 7 Lecture £67 6 3 l 6 11 A ri 1 0 . H LL Ho d 2 0 1 W AR O n . Date . M . C R T ur p , 9 , reas er, J WATE RFORD ET SO UTH I EAST OF I RE LAND President ' D D A. S EE A . THE MOST REVEREND R. H H N , Vice / Preside nt s E JP D L M . A . F FORTESC . LEY . HON. DU D U , G C. B V C c . M . c B RTS F. EARL RO E , , , E JP. W HT . N N . JO H I , , D L R JUSSHER . P (For Co W aterford) c PERCEVAL BO LTON J. —' r CO NT E DE LA OER. 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