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PATRON, THE QUEEN.

OFFICERS AND COUNCIL, ELECTED MARCH 1, 1846.

PRESIDENT. WILLIAM F. CHAMBERS, K.C.H., M.D., F.R.S. FB. G. BABINGTON, M.D., F.R.S. THOMAS WATSON, M.D. VICE-PREIDENTS.1 ROBERT LISTON, F.R.S. J. G. PERRY. BURROWS, M.D. T RGEORGE TREASURERS. 1MARTIN WARE. f GEORGE CURSHAM, M.D. SECRETARIES. 1 T. B. CURLING. { R. B. TODD, M.D., F.R.S. LIBRARIANS. RICHARD QUAIN, F.R.S. GEORGE BUDD, M.D., F.R.S. WILLIAM BALY, M.D. PETER N. KINGSTON, M.D. J. FORBES ROYLE, M.D., F.R.S. JAMES ARTHUR OTHER MEMBERS J WILSON, M.D. OF THE COUNCIL. JAMES M. ARNOTT, F.R.S. ROBERT DUNN. CHARLES HAWKINS. EDWARD STANLEY, F.R.S. SAMUEL SOLLY, F.R.S. TRUSTEES OF THE SOCIETY. JAMES M. ARNOTTr, F.R.S. JOHN CLENDINNING, M.D., F.R.S. EDWARD STANLEY, F.R.S. a 2

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FOR THE SESSION OF 1845-6.

ARNOTT, JAMES MONCRIEFF, F.R.S. BABINGTON, BENJAMIN G., M.D., F.R.S. BOSTOCK, JOHN, M.D., F.R.S. BOWMAN, WILLIAM, F.R.S. BUDD, GEORGE, M.D., F.R.S. BURROWS, GEORGE, M.D. CLENDINNING, JOHN, M.D., F.R.S. CURLING, THOMAS BLIZARD. FERGUSSON, WILLIAM. GREGORY, GEORGE, M.D. HAWKINS, CAESAR H. LAWRENCE, WILLIAM, F.R.S. LEE, ROBERT, M.D., F.R.S. LOCOCK, CHARLES, M.D. PAGET, JAMES. PEREIRA, JONATHAN, M.D., F.R.S. PHILLIPS, BENJAMIN, F.R.S. QUAIN, RICHARD, F.R.S. SHARPEY, WILLIAM, M.D., F.R.S. SEYMOUR, EDWARD JAMES, M.D., F.R.S. STANLEY, EDWARD, F.R.S. TRAVERS, BENJAMIN, F.R.S. WATSON, THOMAS, M.D. WILSON, JAMES ARTHUR, M.D.

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ELECTED 1805. WILLIAM SAUNDERS, M.D. 1808. MATTHEW BAILLIE, M.D. 1810. SIR HENRY HALFORD, BART., G.C.H. 1813. SIR GILBERT BLANE, BART. 1815. HENRY CLINE. 1817. WILLIAM BABINGTON, M.D. 1819. SIR ASTLEY PASTON COOPER, BART., K.(C.XH.,,D.C.L. 1821. JOHN COOKE, M.D. 1823. JOHN ABERNRTHY. 1825. GEORGE BIRKBECK, M.D. 1827. BENJAMIN TRAVERS. 1829. PETER MARK ROGET, M.D. 1831. WILLIAM LAWRENCE. 1833. JOHN ELLIOTSON, M.D. 1835. HENRY EARLE. 1837. RICHARD BRIGHT, M.D. 1839. SIR BENJAMIN COLLINS BRODIE, BART. 1841. ROBERT WILLIAMS, M.D. 1843. EDWARD STANLEY. 1845. WILLIAM F. CHAMBERS, M.D., K.C.H.

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OF THE ROYAL MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY OF LONDON.

EXPLANATION OF THE ABBREVIATIONS. P.-President. V. P.-Vice-President. T.-Treasurer. S.-Secretary. L.-Librarian. C.-Member of Council.

AUGUST 1846. Amongst the non-residents, those marked thus (*) are entitled by com- position to receive the Transactions. ELECTED 1841 *JAMBs ABERCROMBIE, M.D., Cape of Good Hope. 1846 John Abercrombie, M.D., Physician to the Public Dispensary, Lincoln's-inn; 13, Old Bond-street. 1842 William Acton, Surgeon to the Islington Dispensary; 46, Queen Anne-street, (avendish-square. 1818 Walter Adam, M.D., Physician to the Royal Public Dispen. sary, Edinburgh. 1818 Thomas Addison, M.D., Physician to, and Lecturer on Medi- cine at, Guy's Hospital; 24, New-street, Spring-garden. C. 1826. V.P. 1837. 1814 Joseph Ager, M.D., Great Portland-street. C. 1836. 1819 *James Ainge, Fareham, Hants. 1837 *Ralph Fawsett Ainsworth, M.D., 104, King-street, Man- chester.

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ELECTED 1819 George F. Albert. 1839 Rutherford Alcock, K.C.T., K.T.S., China. 1826 James Alderson, M.D., F.R.S., 36, Charles-street, Berkeley- square. 1843 C. J. B. Aldis, M.D., Physician to the London and Surrey Dis- pensaries, and Lecturer on Medicine at the Charlotte- street School of Medicine; 46 B, Chester-sguare. 1813 Henry Alexander, Surgeon-Oculist in Ordinary to the Queen, and Surgeon to the Royal Infirnmary for Diseases of the Eye; 6, Cork-street. C. 1840. 1836 Henry Ancell, Surgeon to the Western General Dispensary; 3, Norfolk-crescent, Oxford-square. 1817 Alexander Anderson. 1816 John Goldwyer Andrews, Surgeon to the London Hospital; 4, St. Helen's-place. C. 1836. V. P. 1840. 1820 Thomas F. Andrews, M.D., Norfolk, Virginia. 1813 William Ankers, Knutsford. 1819 Professor Antommarchi, Florence. 1818 William Withering Arnold, M.D., Physician to the Infirmary and Lunatic Asylum, Leicester. 1825 Thomas Graham Arnold, M.D., Stamford. 1819 James M. Arnott, F.R.S., Surgeon to, and Lecturer on Sur- gery at, the Middlesex Hospital; New Burlington-street. L. 1826. T. 1833. V.P. 1832. C. 1846. 1828 Neil Arnott, M.D., F.R.S., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen; Bedford-square. C. 1835. 1817 John Ashburner, M.D., M.R.I.A., Physician-Accoucheur to the Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital, and Physician- Accoucheur to the Middlesex Hospital; 13, North Audley- street. C, 1821. 1841 John Avery, Surgeon to the Charing Cross Hospital; 17, Saville-row. 1825 Berijamin Guy Babington, M.D., F.R.S., VICE-PRESIDENT, Physician to Guy's Hospital, and Physician to the Deaf and Dumb Institution; 31, George-street, Hanover-square. C.1829. V.P.1845.

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ELECTED 1846 C. S. Metcalfe Babington, Surgeon-Accoucheur to the Pimlico Dispensary; 2, Chester-street, Beigrave-square. 1819 John Carr Badeley, M.D., Chelmsford. 1820 *John H. Badley, Dudley. 1838 Francis Badgley, M.D., Montreal, Upper Canada. 1840 William Bainbridge, Upper Tooting. 1836 Andrew Wood Baird, M.D., Ipswich. 1816 *William Baker, M.D., Physician to the Derbyshire General Infirmary; Derby. 1839 T. Graham Balfour, M.D., Grenadier Guards, Army and Navy Club, St. James's-square. 1837 William Baly, M.D., Physician to the General Peniten- tiary, Millbank, and Lecturer on Forensic Medicine at St. Bartholomew's Hospital; 28, Spring-gardens. C. 1845. 1833 Thomas Alfred Barker, M.D., Physician to St. Thomas's Hos- pital; Grosvenor-street. C. 1844. 1843 Thomas Herbert Barker, Priory-terrace, Bedford. 1843 Christopher Hewetson Barnes, E.I.C.S.; Belle- Vue House Notting-hill. 1815 *John Baron, M.D., Cheltenham. 1840 Benjamin Barrow, Liverpool. 1844 William R. Basham, M.D., Physician to, and Lecturer on Ma- teria Medica at, the Westminster Hospital; Chester-street, Grosvenor-place. 1836 William Beaumont, Professor of Surgery in the University of King's College; Toronto, Upper Canada. 1841 George Beaman, 32, King-street, Covent-garden. 1840 Charles Beevor, Surgeon to the St. Marylebone Dispensary; 49, Berners-street. 1818 *Joseph Bell, Surgeon to the Royal Infirmary; Edinburgh. 1819 Thomas Bell, F.R.S., L.S., and G.S., Lecturer on Diseases of the Teeth, at Guy's Hospital; 17, New Broad-street. C. 1832. 1845 Edward Unwin Berry, James-street, Covent-garden. 1820 Stephen Bertin, Paris.

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ELECTED 1818 John Jeremiah Bigsby, M.D., Newark, Nottinghamshire. 1827 William Birch, Barton, Lichfield. 1845 Golding Bird, M.D., F.R.S., Assistant-Physician to, and Lec- turer on Materia Medica at, Guy's Hospital; Myddelton- square. 1835 James Bird, 16, Orchard-street, Portman-square. 1846 Hugh Birt, Morro Velhio, Minus Quees, Rio Janeiro,Brazil; Surgeon to the Morro Velhio Hospital. 1812 Adam Black, M.D., 1l4, Piccadilly. 1843 Patrick Black, M.D., Assistant-Physician to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and Physician to the Seamen's Hospital; Bed- ford-square. 1844 Thomas Blackall, M.D., Physician to the Pimlico Dispensary; Queen-street, May-fair. 1839 Richard Blagden, Surgeon-Accoucheur, and Surgeon Extra- ordinary, to the Queen; Surgeon in Ordinary to Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent; Albemarle- street. 1814 Thomas Blair, M.D., Physician to the Sussex County Hospital; Brighton. 1841 James Blake, 16, Pall-mall. 1840 Peyton Blakiston, M.D., F.R.S., Birmingham. 1845 Henry Blenkinsop, Warwick. 1811 *Henry C. Boisragon, M.D., Cheltenham. 1823 Louis Henry Bojanus, M.D., Wilna. 1816 Hugh Bone, M.D., Inspector-General of Hospitals. 1810 John Booth, M.D., Physician to the General Hospital at Bir- mingham. 1846 John Ashton Bostock, Scots Fusileer Guards. 1846 Peter Bossey, Surgeon to the Hulks at Woolwich; Thomas- street, Woolwich. 1844 William Bowman, F.R.S, Assistant-Surgeon to King's Col- lege Hospital, and to the Royal Ophthalmic Hospital, Moorfields; 14, Golden-square. 1844 Robert Brandon. 1814 Richard Bright, M.D., F.R.S., Physician Extraordinary to the

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ELECTED Queen, and Consulting Physician to Guy's Hospital; Sa- ville.row. C. 1821. V. P. 1827. P. 1837. 1813 Sir Benjamin Collins Brodie, Bart., F.R.S., Serjeant-Surgeon to the Queen, Surgeon in Ordinary to His Royal Highness Prince Albert, Foreign Correspondent of the Institute of France, and Foreign Associate of the Royal Academy of Medicine of Paris; Saville-row. C. 1814. V. P. 1816. P. 1839. 1844 Charles Brooke, Keppel-street, Russell-square. 1842 Charles Blakely Brown, M.B., Physician-Accoucheur to the St. George's and St. James's Dispensary; 38, Hill-street, Berkeley-square. 1818 *Samuel Barwick Bruce, Surgeon to the Forces; Ripon. M. Pierre Brulatour, Surgeon to the Hospital; Bourdeaux. 1823 B. Bartlet Buchanan, M.D. 1843 J. Charles Bucknill, M.B., Exminster, Devonshire. 1839 George Budd, M.D., F.R.S., Fellow of Caius College, Cambridge; Professor of Medicine in King's College, Lon- don; Physician to King's College Hospital; 20, Dover- street, Piccadilly. C. 1846. 1839 Thos. Henry Burgess, M.D., 69, Pall-mall. 1844 A. J. Burmester, Aleppo. 1833 George Burrows, M.D., TREASURER, Physician to, and Lec- turer on Medicine at, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; 45, Queen Anne-street. C. 1839. T. 1845. 1820 Samuel Burrows. 1835 Henry Burton, M.D., Physician to St. Thomas's Hospital; 41, Jermyn-street. C. 1842. 1837 George Busk, Surgeon to the Hospital-ship Dreadnought; Greenwich. 1818 John Butter, M.D., F.R.S., F.L.S., Physician to the Plymouth Eye Infirmary; Plymouth. 1832 *William Campbell, M.D., Physician to the New Town Dis- pensary, and Lecturer on Midwifery; Edinburgh. 1838 *Alexander Campbell, M.D., Bombay. 1842 Henry Cantis, 8, Maddox-street, Hanover-quare.

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ELECTED 1839 Robert Carswell, M.D., Physician to their Majesties the King and Queen of the Belgians; Brussels. 1825 Harry Carter, M.D., Physician to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital; Canterbury. 1818 Richard Cartwright, 34, Bloomsbury-square. 1820 Samuel Cartwright, F. R.S., Burlington-street. 1845 Samuel Cartwright, Jun., Sackville-street, Piccadilly. 1839 William Cathrow, Weymouth-street. 1845 William Oliver Chalk, Nottingham-terrace, New-road. 1818 Richard Chamberlaine, Kingston, Jamaica. 1816 William Frederick Chambers, K.C.H., M.D., F.R.S., PRESIDENT, Physician to the Queen, and to the Queen Dowager; 46, Brook-street. C. 1818. V. P. 1821. P. 1845. 1844 Thomas King Chambers, M.D., 1, Hill-street, Berkeley-square. 1837 Henry T. Chapman, Caen, Normandy. 1 38 George Chaplin Child, M.D., Physician to the Westminster General Dispensary; 27, Mortimer-street. 1842 W. D. Chowne, M.D., Physician to the Charing Cross Nos- pital; 8, Connaught-place West, Hyde-park. 1827 Sir James Clark, Bart., M.D., F.R.S., Physician to the Queen, Physician in Ordinary to His Royal Highness Prince Albert, and Consulting Physician to their Majesties the King and Queen of the Belgians; Brook-street. C. 1830. V. P. 1832. 1839 Frederick Le Gros Clark, Assistant-Surgeon to, and Lec- turer on Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy at, St. Thomas's Hospital; Finsbury-place. 1845 John Clark, M.D., Staf Surgeon 2nd class; 12, Beaumont- sPreet, Portland-place. 1835 James Clayton, 3, Percy-street, Bedford-square. 1842 Oscar M. P. Clayton, 3, Percy-street, Bedford-square. 1827 John Clendinning, M.D., F.R.S., Physician to the St. Maryle. bone Infirmary; 16, Wimpole-street. C. 1832. S. 1834. V. P. 1840. 1835 *William Colborne, Chippenham, Wilts.

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ELECTED 1818 Robert Cole, F.L.S., Holybourne, Hampshire. 1828 John Conolly, M.D., Hanwell. 1839 John C. Cooke, M.D., Coventry. 1840 *William Robert Cooke, Burford, Oxfordshire. 1840 Bransby Blake Cooper, F.R.S., Surgeon to, and Lecturer on Surgery at, Guy's Hospital; New-street, Spring-gardens. C. 1830. V. P. 1842. 1820 Benjamin Cooper, Stamford. 1819 George Cooper, Brentford. 1841 George Lewis Cooper, Surgeon to the Bloomsbury Dispen- sary; 35, Keppel-street, Russell-square. 1843 William White Cooper, Senior Surgeon to the North London Ophthalmic Institution and to the Honourable Artillery Company; 2, Tenterden-street, Hanover-square. 1841 Holmes Coote, Surgeon to the North London Ophthalmic Institution; 24, Argyll-street. 1835 George F. Copeland, Cheltenham. 1822 James Copland, M.D., F.R.S., Consulting Physician to Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital; 5, Old Burlington-street. C. 1830. V. P. 1838. 1839 *Charles C. Corsellis, M.D., Resident Physician to the Lunatic Asylum, Wakefield. 1814 *William Cother, Surgeon to the Infirmary, Gloucester. 1828 William Coulson, Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital, Con- sulting Surgeon to the City Lying-in Hospital; Frederick's- place, Old'Jewry. C. 1831. L. 1832. 1836 William Travers Cox, M.D., 2, Stanhope-place, Hyde-park. 1817 Sir Philip Crampton, Bart., F.R.S., Surgeon-General to the Forces in Ireland. 1814 Stewart Crawford, M.D., Bath. 1841 M. A. N. Crawford, M.D., Physician to, and Lecturer on Medicine at, the Middlesex Hospital; 62, Upper Berkeley- street, Portman-square. 1822 Sir Alexander Crichton, M.D., F.R.S., and F.L.S., Physician in Ordinary to their Imperial Majesties the Emperor and Dowager Empress of all the Russias. C. 1823.

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ELECTED 1837 John Farrar Crookes, 21, Argyll-street. 1820 John Green Crosse, M.D., F.R.S., Surgeon to the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital. 1812 *Henlchman Crowfoot, Beccles. 1818 William Cuming, M.D., Professor of Botany at the Glasgow Institution, and Surgeon to the Royal Infirmary at Glas- gow. 1837 Thomas Blizard Curling, SECRETARY, Lecturer on Surgery at, and Assistant-Surgeon to, the London Hospital; 37, New Broad-street. S. 1845. 1846 Henry Curling, Esq., Ramsgate. 1836 George Cursham, M.D., SECRETARY, Physician to the Asylum for Female Orphans; 5, Saville-row. S. 1842. 1822 Christopher John Cusack, 1828 Adolphe Dalmas, M.D., Paris. 1840 John Dalrymple, Surgeon to the London Ophthalmic Hospital; 56, Grosvenor-street. 1836 *James S. Daniel, Ramsgate. 1820 George Darling, M.D., 6, Russell-square. C. 1841. 1818 *Sir Francis Sacheverel Darwin, Knt., M.D., Sydnope, near Matlock, Derbyshire. 1842 Bury Irwin Dasent. 1818 Henry Davies, M.D., Physician to the British Lying-in Hospital, Brownlow-street; Physician-Accoucheur to the Marylebone General Dispensary; Saville-row. C. 1827. 1846 Frederick Davies, Upper Gower-street, Bedford-square. 1817 Thomas Davis, Hampstead. C. 1837. 1820 Thomas Davis, Brook-street, Hanover-square. C. 1843. 1818 James Dawson, Liverpool. 1841 Campbell De Morgan, Assistant-Surgeon to, and Lecturer on Anatomy at, the Middlesex Hospital; 17, Manchester- street. 1816 *Sir David James Hamilton Dickson, M.D., F.R.S. ED., and F.L.S., Physician to the Fleet, and to the Royal Naval Hospital, Plymouth.

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ELECTED 1839 James Dixon, Surgeon to the Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital, and Demonstrator of Anatomy at St. Thomas's Hospital; 37, Broad-street-buildings. 1844 Robert Dickson, M.D., Curson-street, May-fair. 1845 John Dodd, Portman-street, Portman-square. 1826 John Sommers Down, M.D., Southampton. 1839 Henry Pve Lewis Drew, 79, Gower-street, Bedford-square. 1846 John Drummond, Bengal Medical Staff; 16, William-street, Lowndes-square. 1843 Thomas Jones Drury, M.D., Physician to the Salop Infirmary; Shtewebury. 1845 George Duff, M.D., 14. Gloucester-road, Hyde-park-square. 1845 Edward Duffin, Langham-place, Portland-place. 1833 William Dunbar, M.D., Bombay. 1833 Robert Dunn, Norfolk-street, Strand. C. 1845. 1843 C. M. Durrant, M.D., Physician to the East Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital; Ipswich. 1839 Henry Dyer, M.D., 37, Bryanston-square. 1836 J. W. Earle, Cheltenham. 1824 George Edwards. 1823 C. C. Egerton, India. 1814 Philip Elliot, M.D., Bath. 1838 Thomas Elliotson, M.D., Clapham. 1835 William England, M.D., Wisbeach. 1842 John E. Ericheen, Lecturer on General Anatomy and Physi- ology at the Westminster Hospital; 48, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-square. 1815 G. F. D. Evans, M.D., Hill-street, Berkeley-square. C. 1838. 1836 George F. Evans, M.B., Physician to the Birmingham Hos- pital. 1845 William Julian Evans, M.D., 25, Henrietta-street, Cavendish- square. 1841 Sir James Eyre, M.D., Physician-Accoucheur to St. George's and St. James's Dispensary; 1 1, Brook-street, Grosvenor- square.

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ELECTED 1844 Arthur Farre, M.D., F.R.S., Professor of Midwifery in King's College, London; Curzon-street, May-fair. 1831 Robert Ferguson, M.D., Physician-Accoucheur to the Queen, Physician to the Westminster Lying-in Hospital; Queen- street, May-fair. C. 1839. 1841 William Fergusson, F.R.S. ED., Professor of Surgery in King's College, London; and Surgeon to King's College Hospital; 8, Dover-street, Piccadilly. 1841 William Finch, M.D., F.L.S., Laverstock-hall, Salisbury. 1836 John W. Fisher, Surgeon-in-Chief to the MetropolitanPolice Force; 7, Upper Grosvenor-street. C. 1843. 1839 George Lionel Fitzmaurice, 97, Gloucester-place, Portman- square. 1840 Valentine Flood, M.D., 45, Victoria-terrace, Portland-town. 1842 Thomas Bell Elcock Fletcher, M.D., Physician to the General Dispensary, Birmingham. 1841 John Forbes, M.D., F.R.S., Physician to Her Majesty's Household; Old Burlington-street. 1817 *Robert T. Forster, Southwell. 1820 Thomas Forster, M.D., Jlartfield-lodge, East Grinsted. 1846 Algernon Frampton, M.D., Physician to the London Hospital; New Broad-street. 1816 John W. Francis, M.D., Professor of Materia Medica in the University of New York. 1841 J. Ch. August. Franz, M.D., Royal German Spa, Brighton. 1843 Patrick Fraser, M.D., Assistant-Physician to the London Hos- pital; Guilford-street, Russell-square. 1846 Joseph Freeman, Spring-gardens. 1836 John G. French, Surgeon to St. James's Infirmary; 41, Great Marlborough-street. 1846 Henry William Fuller, M.B., 45, Hayl loon-street, Pic. cadilly. 1815 *George Frederick Furnival, Egham. 1819 John Samuel Gaskoin, 32, Clarges-street. C. 1836. 1819 Henry Gaulter. 1821 *Richard Francis George, Surgeon to the Bath Hospital.

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ELECTED 1841 J. Durancb George, F.G.S., Lecturer on Dental Surgery to University College, and Dental Surgeon to University College Hospital; 32, Old Burlington-street. 1812 George Goldie, M.D., York. 1837 Richard H. Goolden, M.D., Physician to the Hospital-ship Dreadnought, Assistant-Physician to St. Thomas's Hos- pital; John.-street, Adelphi. 1818 James Alexander Gordon, M.D., F.R.S. C. 1828. V. P. 1829. 1844 John Grantham, Crayford, Kent. 1846 George Thompson Gream, Surgeon to Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital; 42, Hertford-street, May-fair. 1816 Joseph Henry Green, F.R.S., Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hos- pital; Hadley, Middlesex. C. 1820. V. P. 1830. 1841 George Gregory, M.D., Physician to the Small-Pox Hospital; 31, Weymouth-street. S. 1825. 1843 Robert Greenhalgh, Upper Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square. 1835 William Griffith, Surgeon to the Royal Maternity Charity; Lower Belgrave-street, Belgrave-square. 1814 John Grove, M.D., Salisbury. 1837 James Manby Gully, M.D., Holyrood-house, Great Malvern. 1819 John Gunning, Inspector of Hospitals; Paris. 1841 Charles Guthrie, Assistant-Surgeon to the Westminster Ophthal- mic Hospital; Saville-row. 1827 Marshall Hall, M.D., F.R.S., Manchester-square. L. 1828. C. 1840. V. P. 1843. 1842 *George Hall, M.D., 14, Old Steine, Brighton. 1845 John Hall, M.D, Staff Surgeon, Junior United Service Club. 1819 Thomas Hammerton, 111, Piccadilly. C. 1829. 1838 Henry Hancock, Surgeon to the Charing Cross Hospital; Harley-street. 1836 J. F. Harding, 6, Mylne-street, Myddelton-square. 1843 Thomas Sunderland Harrison, M.D., F.L.S., Garston-lodge, Somersetshire. 1846 John Harrison, The Court-yard, Albany. VOL. XXIX. b

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ELECTED 1841 William Harvey, Surgeon to the Freemasons' Female Cha- rity; 43, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields. 1845 John Havers, Bedford-place, Russell-square. 1816 *John Haviland, M.D., Regius Professor of Physic in the University of Cambridge; Physician to Addenbrooke's Hospital; Cambridge. 1828 Caesar Hawkins, Surgeon to, and Lecturer on Surgery at, St. George's Hospital; 26, Lower Grosvenor-street. C. 1830. V. P. 1838. T. 1841. 1838 Charles Hawkins, The Court-yard, Albany. C. 1846. 1820 Thomas Emerson Headlam, M.D., Newcastle- upon-Tyne. 1829 Thomas Heberden, M.D., 11, Upper Brook-street. 1844 John Hennen, M.D., Physician to the Western General Dispen- sary; 24, Upper Southwick-street, Hyde-park. 1821 Vincent Herberski, M.D., Professor of Medicine in the Uni- versity of Wilna. 1843 Prescott Gardner Hewett, Lecturer on Anatomy at St. George's Hospital Medical School; Vigo-street, Burlington-gar- dens. 1841 *Nathaniel Highmore, Consulting-Surgeon to the Weymouth and Dorsetshire Eye Infirmary; Sherborne. 1814 *William Hill, Wootton-under-Edge. 1842 William Augustus Hillman, Surgeon to the Farringdon-street Dispensary; Argyll-street. 1841 John Hilton, F.R.S., Assistant-Surgeon to, and Lecturer on Anatomy at, Guy's Hospital; 10, New Broad-street. 1840 Thomas Hodgkin, M.D., 9, Brook-street. C. 1842. 1813 Joseph Hodgson, F.R.S., Surgeon to the General Hiospital, and to the Eye Infirmary, Birmingham. C. 1817. 1835 T. H. Holberton, Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen Dow- ager; Hampton. 1843 Luther Holden, Old Jewry. 1814 Henrv Holland, M.D., F.R.S., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen, and Physician in Ordinary to His Royal Highness Prince Albert; 25, Brook-street. C. 1817. V. P. 1826.

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ELECTED 1846 Bernard William Holt, Abingdon street, Westminster. 1846 Carsten Holthouse, Surgeon to the Public Dispensary, Lin- coln's Inn; Lecturer on Anatomy and Physiology;;, Serle-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields. 1819 *John Howell, M.D., F.R.S. ED., Clifton. 1828 *Edward Howell, M.D., Swansea. 1844 Edwin Humby, Windsor-terrace, Maida-hill. 1822 Robert Hume, M.D., Inspector of Hospitals; Commissioner in Lunacy; 9, Curzon-street. V. P. 1836. 1840 Henry Hunt, M.D., Brook-street, Hanover-square. 1842 Christopher Hunter, Downham, Norfolk. 1820 William Hutchinson, M.D. 1840 Charles Hutton, M.D., 25, Motcomb-street, Belgrave-square. 1838 William Ifil, M.D. 1826 William Ingram, Midkurst. 1839 A. R. Jackson, M.D., East India Company's Dep6t, Warley Barracks, Essex. 1845 *Henry Jackson, Surgeon to the Sheffield General Infirmary; St. James's row, Sheflield. 1841 Paul Jackson, Thayer-street, Manchester-square. 1841 Maximilian M. Jacobovicz, M.D., Pesth. 1825 John B. James, M.D. 1844 Samuel John Jeaffreson, M.D., Warwick. 1839 Julius Jeifreys, F.R.S., 25 A, Norfolk-crescent, Hyde- park. 1840 *G. Samuel Jenks, M.D., Brighton. 1821 Edward Johnson, M.D., Weymouth. 1837 Henry Charles Johnson, Assistant-Surgeon to, and Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence at, St. George's Hospital; Saville-row. 1844 John Johnston, 16, Dover-street, Piccadilly. 1844 Henry Bence Jones, M.A., F.R.S., Physician to, and Lec. turer on Medical Jurisprudence at, St. George's Hospital; Lower Grosvenor-street. 1835 H. D. Jones, 20, Soho-square. b 2

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ELECTED 1837 T. W. Jones, M.D., 19, Finsbury-pavement, Finsbury-square. 1829 *G. Julius, Richmond. 1816 *George Hermann Kauffmann, M.D., Hanover. 1815 Robert Keate, Serjeant-Surgeon to the Queen, Surgeon to the Queen Dowager, to H.R.H..the Duke ofCambridge, to H.R.H. the Duchess of Gloucester, and to St. George's Hospital; Albemarle-street. C. 1818. V. P. 1826. 1822 Robert Masters Kerrison, M.D., F.R.S., Upper Brook street. C. 1840. 1838 Lionel P. Kell, Bridge-street, Westminster. 1839 *David King, M.D., Eltham. 1836 Peter Kingston, M.D., Physician to, and Lecturer on Medi- cine at, the W-estminster Hospital; Cubrzon-street, May- fair. C. 1846. 1806 James Laird, M.D. 1805 William Lambe, M.D., Penwood Wedly, Herefordshire. C. 1807. 1823 Edmund Lambert, M.D., Salisbury. 1840 Samuel Lane, Assistant-Surgeon to the Lock Hospital, and Lecturer on Anatormy; Grosvenor-place. 1841 *Charles Lashmar, M.D., Croydon, Surrey. 1816 G. E. Lawrence. 1809 William Lawrence, F.R.S., President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England; Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen; Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, and to Bridewell and Bethlem Hospitals; Lecturer on Surgery at St. Bartholomew's Hospital; 18, Whitehall-place. S. 1813. V.P.1818. C.1820. T. 1821. P. 1831. 1840 Thomas Lavcock, M.D., York. *Jesse Leach, Heywood, near Bury, Lancashire. 1823 John G. Leath, M.D. 1822 John Joseph Ledsam, Surgeon to the Birmingham Eye Infir- mary. 1822 Robert Lee, M.D., F.R.S., Physician to the British Lying- in Hospital, and Physician-Accoucheur to the St. Mary- lebone Infirmary; Lecturer on Midwifery at St. George's

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ELECTED Hospital; 4, Saville-row. C. 1829. S. 1830. V. P. 1835. 1823 Henry Lee, M.D., 20, Keppel-street, Russell-square. C. 1837. S. 1839. 1842 Edwin Lee, 13, Curzon-street, May-fair. 1843 Henry Lee, Lecturer on Physiology at St. George's Hospital Medical School; 13, Dover-street, Piccadilly. 1843 John Leeson, 4, Finsbury-square. 1836 Frederick Leighton, M.D. 1806 John Lind, M.D. 1835 Robert Liston, F.R.S., Surgeon to University College Hos- pital; 5, Cliford-street, Bond-street. C. 1840. V. P. 1846. 1845 William Little, M.D., Physician to, and Lecturer on Medicine at, the London Hospital; Finsbury-square. 1818 Robert Lloyd, M.D. 1824 Eusebius Arthur Lloyd, Assistant-Surgeon to St. Bartholo- mew's Hospital, and Surgeon to Christ's Hospital; 14, Bedford-row. S. 1827. V.P. 1838. C. 1843. 1820 J. G. Locher, M.C.D., Town Physician of Zurich. 1824 Charles Locock, M.D., First Physician-Accoucheur to the Queen; Physician to the Queen Dowager, and to the West- minster Lying-in Hospital; Hert/ord-street, May-fair. C.1826. V.P.1841. 1846 Henry Thomas Lomax, Staford. 1844 Edward Lonsdale, Assistant-Surgeon to the Orthopedic Insti- tution; Guilford-street, Russell-square. 1836 Joseph S. Lowenfeld, M.D., Berbice. 1815 *Peter Luard, M.D. 1846 William Salmon Lucas, 64, Jermyn.street, St. James's. 1814 Sir James Macgrigor, Bart., K.T.S., M.D., LL.D., F.R.S. L. an1d ED., Director- General of the Medical Department of the Army; Camden-hill, Kensington. C. 1820. V. P. 1815. 1823 George Macilwain, Consulting Surgeon to the Finsbury Dis- pensary; The Court-yard, Albany. C. 1829.

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ELECTED 1818 W. Mackenzie, Surgeon to the Eye Infirmary, Glasgow. 1822 Richard Macintosh, M.D. 1844 James Sutherland Mackintosh, Wilton-place, Knights- bridge. 1846 William M'Ewen, M.D., Surgeon to the Cheshire County Gaol, and House Surgeon to the Chester General Infirmary; Newgate.street, Chester. 1839 William Macintyre, M.D., Harley-street. 1844 Daniel Maclachlan, M.D., Physician to the Royal Hospital, Chelsea. 1842 John Macnaught, M.D., Bedford-street, Liverpool. 1835 D. C. Macreight, M.D., St. Hillier's, Jersey. 1837 A. M. M'Whinnie, Demonstrator of Anatomy, and Lecturer on Comparative Anatomy, at St. Bartholomew's Hos-pital; Bridge-street, Blackfriars. 1836 John Malyn, Surgeon to the Western Dispensary, and to the Infirmary of St. Margaret and St. John; 12, James-street, Buckingham-gate. 1824 Sir Henry Marsh, Bart., M.D., Dublin. 1838 Thomas Parr Marsh, M.D., Physician to the Salop Infirmary, Shrewsbury. 1840 John Marston, 6, Devonshire-street, Portland-place. 1841 James Ranald Martin, F.R.S., 71 A, Grosvenor-street. 1819 *John Masfen, Surgeon to the County General Ixfirmary, and Fever Hospital, Stafford. 1818 J. P. Maunoir, Professor of Surgery at Geneva. 1820 Herbert Mayo, F.R.S. S. 1825. V. P. 1834. 1837 Thomas Mayo, M.D., F.R.S, Physician to the St. Marylebone Infirmary; Wfmpole-street. S. 1841. 1839 R. H. Meade, Bradford, Yorkshire. 1819 *Thomas Medhurst, Hurstbourne Tarrant. 1811 Samuel Merriman, M.D., F.L.S., 34. Brook-street. C. 1813. V. P. 1827. T. 1837. 1837 S.W. J. Merriman, M.D., Physician to the Westminster Gene- ral Dispensary; Brook-street. 1815 Augustus Meyer, M.D., St. Petersburgh.

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ELECTED 1840 Richard Middlemore, Surgeon to the Eye Infirmary, Birming- ham. 1818 *Patrick Miller, M.D., F.R.S. ED., Physician to the Devon and Exeter Hospitals, and to the Lunatic Asylum; Exeter. 1844 Nathaniel Montefiore. 1828 Joseph Moore, M.D., Physician to the Royal Freemasons' Female Charity; 10, Saville-row. C. 1837. 1836 George Moore, M.D., Hastings. 1842 Thomas Morton, Assistant-Surgeon to University College Hos- pital, and Surgeon to the Queen's Prison; 7, Woburn-place, Russell-square. 1814 *George Frederick Muhry, M.D., Hanover. 1841 Edward William Murphy, M.D., Professor of Midwifery in University College ; Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square. 1845 Thomas D. Mutter, M.D., Professor of Surgery in Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. 1840 Robert Nairne, M.D., Physician to, and Lecturer on Medi- cine at, St. George's Hospital; 44, Charles-street, Berkeley- square. 1831 Alexander Nasmyth, Surgeon-Dentist to His Royal Highness Prince Albert; 13, George-street, Hanover-square. C. 1844. 1805 Thomas Nelson, M.D., Tonbridge Wells. C. 1810. V. P. 1836. 1835 Thomas Andrew Nelson, M.D., 41, George-street, Portman- square. 1843 Edward Newton, Howland-street, Fitzroy-square. 1816 Thomas Nixon, (Army.) 1819 *George Norman, Surgeox to the United Hospital and Puer. peral Charity; Bath. 1845 Henry Norris, South Petherton, Somerset. 1829 John North, Gloucester-place. C. 1835. 1843 William O'Connor, 21, George-street, Portman-square. 1822 James Adey Ogle, M.D., F.R.S., Clinical and Aldrichian Professor of Medicine, Oxford; and Senior Physician to the Radclife Infirmary.

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ELECTED 1844 Edward Lodge Ogle, 25, South-street, Grosvenor-square. 1842 William Piers Ormerod, Oxford. 1846 Edward Latham Ormerod, M.B., Demonstrator of Morbid Anatomy at St. Bartholomew's Hospital; 10, Somerset- street, Portman-square. 1844 Drewry Ottley, Bedford-place, Russell-square. 1840 James Paget, Lecturer on General and Morbid Anatomy and Physiology, and Warden of the Collegiate Establishment at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. 1806 *Robert Paley, M.D., Bishopston-grange, near Ripon, York- shire. 1814 John Ranicar Park, M.D. 1836 J. W. Langston Parker, Birmingham. 1843 *Charles Lewis Parker, A.M., Surgeon to the Radclife In,fir- mary, Oxford. 1841 John Pairkin, York-place, Battersea. 1828 Richard Partridge, F.R.S., Surgeon to King's College Hos- pital, and Professor of Anatomy in King's College, London; 17, New-street, Spring-gardens. S. 1832. C. 1837. 1819 Granville Sharp Pattison, ANew York. 1843 Thomas Bevill Peacock, M.D., Physiciarn to the Royal General Dispensary; Finsbury-pavement. 1830 Charles P. Pelechin, M.D., St. Petersburg. 1830 William Pennington, 21, Montague-place, Russell-square. 1819 John Pryor Peregrine, 3, Half-moon-street. 1839 Thomas Peregrine, 3, Half-moon-street. 1831 Jonathan Pereira, M.D., F.R.S., F.L.S., Assistant-Physician to, and Lecturer on Materia Medica at, the London Hos- pital; Finsbury-square. C. 1844. 1836 John George Perry, F.G.S., VICB-PRESIDENT, Inspector of Prisons; 1-2, Westbourne-street, Hyde Park-gardens. C. 1831. S. 1837. V. P. 1845. 1844 William V. Pettigrew, 30, Chester-street, Grosvenor-place. 1814 *Edward Phillips, M.D., Physician to the County Hospital; Winchester.

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ELECTED 1837 Benjamin Phillips, F.R.S., Assistant-Surgeon to, and Lec- turer on Surgery at, the Westminster Hospital; 17, Wim- pole-street. L. 1841. 1846 Francis Richard Philp, M.D., Physician to St. Luke's Hos- pital; 28, Grosvenor-street. 1836 Isaac Pidduck, M.D., 22, Montague-street, Russell-square. 1841 Henry Pitman, M.D., Assistant-Physician to, and Lecturer on Materia Medica at, St. George's Hospital; Montague- place, Russell-square. 1845 George David Pollock, Curator of St. George's Hospital Mfu- seum; Bruton-street, Berkeley-square. 1843 Charles Pope, M.D., M.A., F.L.S., Temple Cloud, near Bristol. 1844 John Philips Potter, Demonstrator of Anatomy at Universitv College Hospital; 308, Regent-street, Langham-place. 1846 Jephson Potter, M.D., F.L.S., 13, Oxford-road, Manchester. 1840 Lewis Powell, John-street, Berkeley-square. 1842 James Powell, M.B., Great Coram-street, Brunswick-square. 1839 John Propert, New Cavendish-street. 1814 William Prout, M.D., F.R.S., Sackville-street. C. 1816. V. P. 1823. 1845 John Pyle, Oxford-terrace, Hyde-park. 1816 Sir William Pym, M.D., Inspector of Hospitals. 1830 Jones Quain, M.D., Paris. 1835 Richard Quain, F.R.S., LIBRARIAN, Surgeon to University College Hospital, and Professor of Anatomy in University College; Keppel-street. C. 1838. L. 1846. 1807 John Ramsey, M.D., Physician to the Infirmary at Newcastle. 1821 Henry Reeder, M.D., Ridge-house, Chipping, Sudbury. 1835 G. Regnoli, Professor of Surgery in the University of Pisa. 1842 David Boswell Reid, M.D., House of Commons. 1846 James Reid, M.D., Physician to the Infirmary of St. Giles and Bloomsbury; General Lying-in Hospital,8c.; Blooms- bury-square. 1829 John Richardson, M.D., F.R.S., Surgeon to the Naval Hos- pital, Chatham.

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ELECTED 1843 Joseph Ridge, M.D., Cavendish-square. 1845 Benjamin Ridge, M.D., Putney, Surrey. 1817 *John Robb, M.D., Deputy Inspector of Hospitals. 1821 Charles Julius Roberts, M.D., Physician to the.Adult Deaf and Dumb and Welsh Charity; 31, New Bridge-street. C. 1827. 1829 *Archibald Robertson, M.D., F.R.S. L. and ED., Physician to the General Infirmary, Northampton. 1843 George Robinson, M.D., 40, Blackett-street, Newcastle-on- Tyne. 1845 J. M. Edward Roche, M.D., 12, Cumberland-street, Portman- square. 1843 William Roden, M.D., A.M., F.L.S., Kidderminster. 1835 George Hamilton Roe, M.D., Physician to, and Lecturer on Medicine at, the Westminster Hospital; 6, Hanover-square. C. 1841. 1836 Arnold Rogers, 296, Regent-street. 1846 William Rogers, M.D., Mortimer-street, Cavendish-square. 1819 Henry S. Roots, M.D., 2, Russell-square. C. 1833. V. P. 1834. 1829 Sudlow Roots, Kingston-on-Thames. 1836 Richard Roscoe, M.D. 1835 *Caleb B. Rose, Swafham. 1845 Henry Mortimer Rowden, Lecturer on Anatomy at the Middlesex Hospital School of Medicine; Bayham-terrace, Camden-town. 1841 Richard Rowland, M.D., Physician to the Bloomsbury Dis- pensary; 7, Woburn-place, Russell-square. 1837 J. Forbes Royle, M.D., F.R.S., F.L.S., F.Z.S., Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics in King's College, Lon- don; 4, Bulstrode-street, Manchester-square. C. 1846. 1836 James Russell, Birmingham. 1845 James Russell, Jun., Birmingham. 1827 *Thomas Salter, F.L.S., Poole. 1844 *Thomas Bell Salter, M.D., F.L.S., Ryde, Isle of Wight. 1842 George Sampson, 12, Chester-street, Belgrave-square.

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ELECTED 1845 Edwin Saunders, Surgeon-Dentist and Lecturer on Dis- eases of the Teeth at St. Thomas's Hospital; Argyll- street. 1834 Ludwig V. Sauvan, M.D., Warsaw. 1840 Augustin Sayer, M.D., 28, Upper Seymour-street. 1821 Page Nichol Scott, Norwich. 1824 Edward J. Seymour, M.D., F.R.S., Charles-street, Berkeley- square. C. 1826. S. 1827. V.P. 1830. 1840 William Sharp, F.R.S., F.G.S., F.R.A.S., late Senior Sur- geon to the Bradford Infirmary; Humber Bank House, Hull. 1837 William Sharpey, M.D., F.R.S. L. and ED., Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in University College, London; Gloucester-crescent, Regent's-park. 1836 Alexander Shaw, Surgeon to the Middlesex Hospital; Hen- rietta-street, Cavendish-square. C. .842. S. 1843. 1839 Thomas Silvester, M.D., High-street, Clapham. 1842 John Simon, F.R.S., Assistant-Surgeon to King's College Hos- pital, and Demonstrator of Anatomy in King's College; 1 ], Wellington-street, Strand. 1821 Charles fSkene, M.D., Professor of Anatomy and Surgery; Marischal College, Aberdeen. 1827 George Skene, Bedford. 1812 Joseph Skey, M.D., Inspector-Geral of Hospitals. 1824 Frederick C. Skey, F.R.S., Assistant-Surgeon to, and Lec- turer on Anatomy at, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Surgeon to the Northern Dispensary; Grosvenor-street. C. 1828. L. 1829. V. P. 1841. 1810 Noel Thomas Smith, M.D., Newcastle. 1822 Southwood Smith, M.D., Physician to the Fever Hospital, and to the Eastern Diensary; 38, Finsbury-square. C. 1838. 1835 John Gregory Smith, Harewood, Yorkshire. 1838 Henry Smith, Surgeon to the General Dispensary, Aldersgate- street; 17, Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square. 1845 William Smith, Upper Berkeley-place, Bristol.

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ELECTED 1843 Robert William Smith, A.M., M.D., M.R.I.A., Lecturer on Surgery at the Richmond Hospital School of Medicine; Surgeon to the Talbot General Dispensary and Island Bridge Lunatic Asylum; 62, Eccles-street, Dublin. 1843 John Snow, M.D., Frith-street, Soho-square. 1819 *George Snowden, Ramsgate. 1816 *John Smith Soden, Surgeon to the United Hospital, to the Eye Infirmary, and to thePenitentiary and LockHospital; Clifton. 1830 Samuel Solly, F.R.S., Assistant-Surgeon to St. Thomas's Hospital; Surgeon to the General Dispensary, Aldersgate- street; 1, St. Helen's-place. L. 1838. C. 1845. 1844 Frederick R. Spackman, M.B., Harpenden, St. Alban's. 1834 James Spark, Newcastle. 1843 *Stephen Spranger, Swatheling-house, Southampton. 1838 George Squibb, 6, Orchard-street. 1835 Richard A. Stafford, Surgeon Extraordinary to His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge; Surgeon to the St. Marylebone Infirmary; Old Burlington-street. C. 1840. 1815 Edward Stanley, F.R.S., Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hos- pital; 23A, Brook-street. C. 1821. S. 1824. V.P. 1827. T. 1832. P. 1843. 1835 Leonard Stewart, M.D., Keppel-street. 1842 Alexander Patrick Stewart, M.D., Physician to the St. Pancras Dispenwary; 130, Mount-street, Berkeley-square. 1839 Thomas Stone, M.D. 1843 Robert Reeve Storks, Surgeon to the Blenheim-street Dis- pensary; Gower-street, Bedford-square. 1844 John Soper Streeter, Harpur-street, Red Lion-square. 1827 William Stroud, M.D., 20, Great Coram-street. C. 1831. *1839 Alexander John Sutherland, M.D., Physician to St. Luke's Hospital; Parliament-street. 1842 James Syme, Professor of Clinical Surgery in the University of Edinburgh; Charlotte-square, Edinburgh. 1844 R. W. Tamplin, Surgeon to the Orthopacdic lnstitution, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-in-fields.

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ELECTED 1840 Thomas Tatum, Surgeon to, and Lecturer on Surgery at, St. George's Hospital; George-street, Hanover-square. 1835 J. C. Taunton, Surgeon to the City of London 2Trus So- ciety, and to the City Dispensary; 48, Hatton-garden. C. 1840. 1845 John Taylor, M.D., Physician to the Infirmary, Hudders- field. 1845 Thomas Taylor, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars. 1817 Frederick Thackerav, M.D., Physician to Addenbrooke's Hos- pital, Cambridge. 1845 Evan Thomas, Pwllheli, North Wales. 1839 Seth Thompson, M.D., Assistant-Physician to, and Lecturer on Pathology at, the Middlesex Hospital; 1, Lower Sey- mour-street. 1842 Theophilus Thompson, M.D., F.R.S.,Physician to the Northern Dispensary, and to the Hospital for Consumption and Diseases of the Chest; 3, Bedford-square. 1835 Frederick Hale Thomson, Surgeon to the Westminster Hos- pital; Berners-street. 1815 *John Thomson, M.D., F.R.S. ED., Surgeon to the Forces; Edinburgh. 1819 John Thomson, M.D., F.L.S., Physician to the Finsbury Dis. pensary; 80, Coleman-street. C. 1833. L. 1834. 1836 John Thurnam, M.D., The Retreat, York. 1834 Robert Bentley Todd, M.D., F.R.S., LIBRARIAN, Physician to King's College Hospital, Professor of Physiology and of General and Morbid Anatomy in King's College; New- street, Spring-gardens. L. 1842. 1828 James Torrie, M.D., Aberdeen. 1843 Joseph Toynbee, F.R.S., Surgeon to the St. George's and St. James's Dispensary; Argyll-place, Regent-street. 1808 Benjamin Travers, F.R.S., Surgeon Extraordinary to the Queen; Surgeon in Ordinary to His Royal Highness Prince Albert; 12,Bruton-street. C.1810. V.P. 1817. P. 1827. 1821 *William Travers, M.D., Scarborough. 1841 Matthew Truman, M.D., 44, Gloucester-place, -Kentish-town.

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ELECTED 1835 John Cusson Turner, M.D., Ianwell-park, Middleawx. 1845 Thomas Turner, Surgeon to the Royal Manchester Infirmary, and Lecturer on Anatomy; Mosley-street, Manchester. 1843 William Twining, M.D., Physician to the North London Ophthalmic Institution; Bedford-place, Russell-square. 1819 Barnard Van Oven, Consulting Surgeon to the Charityfor De- livering Jewish Lying-in Women; 30, Gower-street, Bed- ford-square. 1845 R. A. Varicas. 1806 Bowyer Vaux, Surgeon to the General Hospital, Birmingham. 1839 W. R. Vickers, 32, Baker-street. 1814 John P. Vincent, Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital; 16, Lincoln's-inn-fields. C. 1823. V. P. 1837. 1810 James Vose, M.D. 1846 Alexander Ure, Surgeon to the Westminster General Dispen- sary; 13, Charlotte-street, Bedford-square. 1828 Benedetto Vulpes, M.D., Physician to the Hospital ofAversa, and to the Hospital of Incurables, Naples. 1841 Robert Wade, Surgeon to the Westminster General Dispensary; 68, Dean-street. 1823 William Wagner, M.D., Berlin. 1820 Thomas Walker, M.D., Physician to the Porces, and to the Embassy at St. Petersburgh. 1821 Tilleard Ward. 1845 T. Ogier Ward, M.D., Leonard-place, Kensington. 1846 Nathaniel Ward, Demonstrator of Anatomy at the London Hospital; 17, Finsbury-place, South. 1814 Martin Ware, 51, Russell-square. C. 1844. T. 1846. 1811 John Ware. 1846 James Thomas Ware, Surgeon to the Finsbury Dispensary; 51, Russell-square. 1816 *Charles Bruce Warner, Cirencester. 1829 E. T. Warry, Lyndhurst. 1837 Thomas Watson, M.D., VICE-PRLSIDENT, Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square. C. 1840. V. P. 1845. 1818 *Charles Webb, Oxford.

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ELECTED 1842 Frederick Weber, M.D., Physician to the St. George's and St. James's Dispensary; Lower Grosvenor-street. 1844 William Wegg, M.D., 5, Maddox-street, Hanover-square. 1842 Charles West, M.D., Lecturer on Midwifery at the Middlesex Hospital, and Senior Physician to the Royal Infirmaryfor Children; 96, Wimpole-street, Cavendish. square. 1841 Thomas West, M.D., F.L.S., Hertford-street, Coventry. 18z10 William Woodham Webb, Gislingham, near Thwaite, Suffolk. 1835 John Webster, M.D., F.R.S., Consulting Physician to the St. George's and St. James's Dispensary; 24, Brook-stheet. C. 1843. 1821 Richard Welbank, Chancery-lane. C. 1826. V. P. 1845. 1816 Sir Augustus West, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals to the Por- tuguese Forces; Lisbon. 1828 John Whatley, M.D. 1840 Joseph Wickenden, Birmingham. 1824 *William Wickham, Surgeon to the Winchester Hospital. 1811 Arthur Ladbroke Wigan. 1844 Frederick Wildbore, High-street, Shoreditch. 1837 G. A. F. Wilks, M.D., 19, Hart-street, Bloomsbury-square. 1840 C. J. B. Williams, M.D., F.R.S., Professor of Medicine in University College, and Physician to University College Hospital; Holles-street. 1829 Robert Willis, M.D., Barnes. L. 1838. 1831 *W. J. Wilson, Surgeon to the Manchester Infirmary. 1839 Erasmus Wilson, F.R.S., Lecturer on Anatomy and Phy- siology in the Middlesex Hospital, and Consulting Surgeon to the St. Pancras Infirmary; Charlotte-street, Fitzroy- square. 1839 James Arthur Wilson, M.D., Physician to St. George's Hos- pital; Dover-street. C. 1846. 1825 Thomas A. Wise, India. 1841 George Leighton Wood, Surgeon to the Bath Hospital; Queen. square, Bath. 1843 John Ward Woodfall, M.D., Physician to the Western Dispen- sary; 33, Davies-street, Berkeley-square.

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ELECTED 1833 Thomas Wormald, Assistant-Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Bedford-row. C. 1839. 1842 W. C. Worthington, Surgeon to the Infirmary, Lowestoft, Su.folk. 1835 John Wright, M.D., Prince's-court, Westminster.

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HONORARY FELLOWS. ELECTED 1841 William Thomas Brande, F.R.S. L. and ED., Professor of Chimistry at the Royal Institution of Great Britain; Royal Mint, Tower-hill. Sir David Brewster, K.H., LL.D., F.R.S. L and ED., &C., Cor. Mem. Roy. Institute of France, 8rc.; Kingussie. 1841 Robert Brown, D.C.L., F.R.S., Vice-President of the Linnean Society; British Mueum. The Very Rev. William Buckland, D.D., F.R.S., Dean of Westminster. 1835 William Clift, F.R.S., Royal College of Surgeons. 1835 Michael Faraday, D.C.L., F.R.S., Royal Institution. 1809 Cbarles Hatchett, F.R.S., Hammersmith. 1841 Sir John Frederick William Herschel, Bart., D.C.L., F.R.S., President of the Royal Astronomical Society; Somerset House. 1841 Sir William J. Hooker, LL.D., F.R.S. L. and ED., Royal Botanic Garden, Kew. 1841 The Rev. A. Sedgwick, A.M., F.R.S., &c., Woodwardian Lecturer, Cambridge. 1841 The Rev. William Whewell, B.D., F.R.S., Master of Trinity College, Cambridge.

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Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 DONATIONS. 345 LEROY, D'ItTIOLLES, LE DR. *Traite des Angusties ou Retrecissements de l'uretre, &c., avec 107 Fig. Paris, 1845. MEDICAL SOCIETY o1 LONDON. Transactions of. New Series. Vol. i. London, 1846. MERRIMAN, S. WM., M.D. *Index to various Medical Transactions. M'GRIGOR, SIR JAMES, BART. (From the Medical Officers of the Army.) Catalogue of Preparations, &c., in Morbid Anatomy and Experimental Physiology, contained in the Mu- seum of the Army Medical Department, Fort Pitt, Chatham. Edited by George Williamson, M.D., As- sistant-Surgeon to the Forces. 1 vol. 8vo. London, 1845. MINZI, GIUSEPPE. Sopra la genesi delle Febbri Intermittenti. Specialmente di Roma e della sua provincia Australe. Ricerche Critico-Analitiche. 1 vol. 8vo. Roma, 1844. MIOORE, GEORGE, M.D. *The Use of the Body n Relation to the Mind. 8vo. London, 1846. MURPHY, EDW. W., M.D. *Lectures on natural and difficult Parturition. London, 8vo. 1845. NOBLE, DANIEL. *The Brain and its Physiology; a critical disquisition on the methods of determining the relations subsisting between the structure and functions of the Encepha- lon. 8vo. London, 1846. PAGET, JAMES. *Report on the Progress of Human Anatomy and Phy- siology in the year 1844-5. London, 1846. PEACOCK, THos. BEVILL, M.D. *On the co-existence of Granular Disease of the Kidneys with Pulmonary Consumption, and on the influence of

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A. PAGE Abscess in the neck communicating with the aorta 297 ACTON, WM. An account of a case of partial double mon- strosity . . . . . 103 Anwasthesia and loss of motory fiuction of the fifth nerve . 131 Aneurism, case of, presenting some peculiarities . . . 75 Aneurisms, false, remarks on . . . . . 107 Aorta, communicating by an ulcerated opening, with an abscess in the neck ...... 297 Arachnoid membrane of the brain and spinal marrow, on the ganglionic character of the ...... 85 ARNOTT, JAS. MONCRIEFF, F.R.S. Case of punctured wound and ligature of the posterior tibial artery . . . 43 Arteries, wounded, remarks on ...... 107 Artery, left subelavian, history of a case of ligature of the, be- tween the scaleni muscles 5. . . . 2 carotid, two cases of ligature of the . . . . 37 posterior tibial, punctured wound and ligature of the. See ARNOTT. B. Brain, disease of the, following the application of a ligature to the carotid artery ...... 37 Bright's disease of the kidney, on the minute anatomy and patho- logy of ...... 1 on the changes which the several component parts of the organ undergo in . 303

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PAGE BUSK, GEORGE. Case of congenital deficiency of one kidney, with granular degeneration of the existing one . . 269 - Account of a case in which an abscess in the neck communicated by an ulcerated opening with the arch of the aorta ...... 297 C. Corpus callosum, case of imperfect formation of the . . 55 CUMMING, WILLIAM. On a luminous appearance of the human eye, and its application to the detection of disease of the retina and posterior part of the eye . . . . 283 CURLING, T. B. Cases of varicocele treated by pressure . 259 Case of retention of urine, occasioned by a cyst containing hydatids, developed in the pelvis . . 256 Cyanosis, case of, of 40 years' standing . . . . 81 D. DIXON, JAMES. Case in wlhich a large tumour was developed in the substance of the fifth nerve and its ganglion . . 131 Donations to the Library ...... 341 E. Eye, human, on a luminous appearance of the . . . 283 F. Food, on the relation between the constituents of, and the sys- tems of animals ...... 327 Foramen ovale, patulous, state of the . . . . . 81 Fornix, imperfect formation of the . . . . 55 G. Ganglion of the fifth nerve, large tumour developed-in the sub- stance of ...... 131 Ganglionic character of the arachnoid membrane of the brain and spinal marrow ...... 85 H.

I-lhemorrhage, secondary, remarks on # 107

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PAGE HEWETT, PRESCOTT. Case of aneurism, presenting some pe- culiarities ...... 75 HUTCHINSON, JOHN. On the capacity of the lungs, and on the respiratory functions, with a view of establishing a precise and easy method of detecting disease by the spirometer . 137 Hydatid cyst, in connection with the prostate gland . . 253 - developed in the pelvis . . . . . 256 J. JACKSON, J. B. S., M.D. On a particular derangement of the structure of the spleen ...... 277 JOHNSON, GEORGE, M.D. On the minute anatomy and pathology of Bright's disease of the kidney, and on the relation of the renal disease to those diseases ofthe heart and arteries with which it is commonly associated . . . . . 1 K. Kidney, on the minute anatomy and pathology of Bright's disease of the ...... 1 Kidney, congenital deficiency of one . . . . . 269 - -granular degeneration of ...... 269 on the intimate structure of, and on the changes which its several component parts undergo in Bright's disease . 303 L. LISTON, ROBERT, F.R.S. Remarks on wounded arteries, se- condary haemorrhage and false aneurisms . . . 107 LOWDELL, GEORGE. Hydatid cyst, either originating in, or pressing upon, the prostate gland . . . . . 253 Lungs, on the capacity of the ...... 137 M. Monstrosity, account of a case of partial double . . 103 Muscles, intercostal, on the function of the . . . . 213 N. Nerve, fifth, tumour developed in the substance of the 131

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PAGE P. PAGET, JAMES, F.R.C.S. Account of a case in which the corpus callosun, fornix, and septum lucidum, were imperfectly

formed ...... 55 R. RAINEY, GEORGE. On the ganglionic character of the arach- noid membrane of the brain and spinal marrow . . 85 Respiratory functions, on the ...... 137 S.

Spirometer, method of using...... 235 SPITTA, ROBERT J., M.B. Case of cyanosis of 40 years' staind- ing, depending upon congenital obstruction in the pulmonary artery and patulous foramen ovale . . . . . 81 Spleen, on a particular derangement of the structure of the . 277 T. THOMSON, ROBERT DUNDAS, M.D., on the relation between the

constituents of the food and the systems of animals . . 327 TOYNBEE, JOSEPH, F.R.S. On the intimate structure of the human kidney, and on the changes which its several com- ponent parts undergo in " Bright's disease" . . . 303 Tumour, large, in the substance of the fifth nerve and its ganglion ...... 131 V.

Varicocele, cases of, treated by pressure . . . . 259 VINCENT, JOHN P., Esq. Two cases of disease of the brain following the application of a ligature to the carotid artery . 37 W.

WARREN, JOHN C., M.D. History of a case of ligature of the left subclavian artery between the scaleni muscles . . 25

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Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 6 C HARTER. Yelloly, and such others of our loving subjects as are now Members of the said Society, or who shall at any time hereafter become Members thereof, according to such Bye- Laws as shall hereafter be framed or enacted, shall by virtue of these presents be called Fellows of the said Society, and shall be one body politic and corporate, by the name of The Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London; of which Society we do hereby declare ourselves and successors if they shall think fit, the Patron, by which name they shall have perpetual succession, and a common seal with full power to alter, vary, break and renew the same at their discretion, and by the same name to sue and be sued, to implead and be impleaded, to answer and be answered unto in every court of us our heirs and successors, and be for ever able and capable in the law to purchase, receive, hold, possess, and enjoy to them and their successors any goods and chattels whatsoever, and also be able and capable in the law (not- withstanding the Statutes of Mortmain) to take, purchase, hold and enjoy to them and their successors any lands, te- nements or hereditaments whatsoever, the yearly value of which shall not exceed in the whole the sum of two thou- sand pounds, computing the same respectively at the rack rent which might have been had or gotten for the same respectively at the time of the purchase or acquisition there- of; and shall have full power and authority to sell, alien, charge or otherwise dispose of any real or personal property so to be by them acquired as aforesaid, and to act and do in all things relating to the said corporation in as ample man- ner and form as any other our liege subjects, being persons able and capable in the law, or any other body politic and corporate in our said United Kingdom of Great Britain, may or can act or do. II. Appoint- AND WE DO further declare and grant that for the better ment of the government of the saicl Society and for the better manage- dentfirst Presi-and mentg of the concerns thereof, there shall be, from the date firMetbeo of these presents thenceforth and for ever, a President of Council, the said Society, who with twenty Fellows to be elected in

Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 CHAIRTER. 7 manner hereinafter mentioned shall form the Council. And who are to we do hereby appoint the said John Elliotson the first Pre- withinbe joinedfour sident of the said Society, and the said Sir Astley Paston months by Cooper and John Yelloly the first Members of the Coun- eighteen cil, to continue in office till the first day of March next. bers of AND WE F-URTHER DIRECT that within four months from pointed at a General the date of these letters patent, a General Meeting of the Meeting: Fellows of the said Society shall be held, who shall be and all to authorised by method of ballot to elect eighteen fit and pro- effice tillnthe per persons as Officers and other Members of the Council, 1st of March. to complete the number of twenty-one, of whom including the President WE have willed that the Council shall be composed, and that such additional persons shall likewise continue in office till the first day of March next, and till other fit and proper persons be chosen in their room. AND Our further will and pleasure is, that the Fellows of Ili. The the said Society shall and may on the first day of March appointSociety to one thousand eight hundred and thirty-five, and also shall twentv-one and may on the first day of March in every succeeding other Mem- year or as near the same as conveniently may be, assemble bers of Council on together at the then last or other usual place of meeting of the 1st of the said Society, and proceed by method of ballot to no- Mareh in minate and appoint a President of the said Society, and every year; stich Officers and other Members of the Council as may with the President form the number of twenty-one, of whom we have willed that the Council shall consist; and also may in to fill up va- case of the death, resignation or removal of the President or maycanciesoccurthat any Officer or other Member of the Council within the space in the inter. of three months next after such death, resignation or remo- ; val, elect some other person being a Fellow of the said So- ciety to supply the place of such President or Officer or other Member of the Council. And Our further will and pleasure not to apl- is, that no Fellow who has filled the office of President for pointsame thePre- two successive years shall be again eligible to the same sident for situation until the expiration of one year from the termi- moretwo succes-than nation of his office, and that not more than two-thirds of the sive years, Fellows who have formed the Council of the preceding year nor ever

Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 8 CHARTER. elect more shall be re-elected Members of the Council at such annual thards of the meeting. And we do further grant and declare that the Members Fellows of the said Society or any ten or more of them shall Council; and may have power from time to time at the meetings of to have the the said Society to be held at the usual place of meeting of of powerelecting new the said Society, or at such place as shall have in that behalf Fellows, and been appointed, by and with the consent of not less than ing Fellows.expell- four-fifths of the Fellows present, to elect such persons to theaC theil be Fellows of the said Society, and all Fellows to remove power of from the said Society, as they shall think fit; and that the Laws,g y Council hereby directed to be appointed and the Council of the said Society for the time being, or any three or more of for regulat- them, all the members thereof having been first duly sum- affairs of moned to attend the meetings thereof, shall and may have the Society, power according to the best of their judgment and dis- tedescrip- tion and cretion to make and establish such Bye-Laws as they number of shall deem the its officers, proper and necessary for regulating affairs elections of the said Society, and also the number and description and expul- sions, of its Officers and also the times, place and manner of aippointment electing and removing the Fellows of the said Society, o&'subor- dinate Of. and all such subordinate servants, officers and attendants as shall be deemed or useful for the said fillingficers, up necessary Society, vacancies, and also for filling up from time to time any vacancies determining which may happen by death, resignation, removal, or other- the qualifi- in or or cations of wise any of the officers appointments constituted candidates, established for the execution of the business and concerns the amount ofe * * ofthaountraneentranceSoit,r,±angthe said Society, and for regulating and aciangascertaining and sub- the qualifications of persons to become Fellows of the scription said Society respectively, and also the sum and sums of and the qualifica-padrsetvl,money to be paid by them respectively, or any oof them, tions of Ho- whether upon admission or otherwise, towards carrying on lorary Fel- the purposes of the said Society, and also the number, and to qualifications and privileges of such persons as they may have the power of from time to time deem it proper to admit as Honorary altering and Fellows; and such Bye-Laws from time to time to vary,alter revoking such Bye- or revoke and make such new and other Bye-Laws as they Laywbes shall think most useful and expedient, so that the same be

Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 CHARTER. 9 not repugnant to these presents or to the laws of this our made,- Realm: PROVIDED, that no Bye-Law hereafter to be made, tPhSodedity or alteration or repeal of any Bye-Law which shall here- sanction the after have been established by the said Council hereby di- procof theee ding rected to be appointed, shall be considered to have passed Cou ncil. and be binding on the said Society, until such Bye-Laws or such alteration or repeal of any Bye-Laws shall, after such notice to the Fellows as from time to time may be deemed expedient by the said Society, have been confirmed by ballot by the members at large of the said Society, ten at least of the Fellows of the said Society being present: and Provided that no such Bye-Law or alteration or repeal of any Bye-Law shall be deemed or taken to pass in the affirmative, unless it shall appear upon such ballot that not less than two-thirds of the Fellows present at such meeting shall have voted for the same. And Our further will Any three and pleasure is, that it shall be lawful for any three Fel- FellwrsenIaY lows, by writing under their hands transmitted to the commend- ations re- President or such other officer or officers as may by the specting Bye-Laws Bye-Laws hereafter to be made be designated for the pur- to the pose, to recommend to the Council any new Bye-Laws or Council; alteration or repeal of any existing Bye-Laws; and in case the Council shall not agree to such new Bye-Laws or alter- ation or repeal of any existing Bye-Laws, then Oar will or to the and pleasure is, that such propositions shall, if required by the Council the said three Fellows, be submitted to the consideration dissent from of the Society at large, and determined on by them in the mendation. same way as has been directed with regard to new Bye- Laws or alterations or repeals of existing Bye-Laws which have been approved by the Council. IN WITNESS whereof we have caused these Our Letters to be made Patent. WITNESS Ourself, at Our Palace at Westminster, this thirtieth day of September, in the fifth year of Our reign. By WRIT OF PRIVY SEAL. EDMUNDS.

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CHAPTER I. Of the Object and Constitution of the Society. I.-THE ROYAL MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY is instituted for the cultivation and promotion of Medicine and Surgery, and the branches of Science connected there- with. II.-The Society shall consist of Fellows, and Honorary Fellows. The Fellows shall be unlimited in number; the Honorary Fellows shall not exceed twelve British subjects, and twenty Foreigners. III.-Such of the Fellows as reside within seven miles of the General Post-office, shall be considered as Resident Fellows: all the others as Non-resident. IV.-The Fellows of the Society shall consist of Physi- cians, Surgeons, and General Practitioners; but the num- ber of Resident Fellows, who are General Practitioners, shall not exceed one-third of the total number of Resident Fellows. V.-British subjects who have eminently distinguished themselves in Medicine, Surgery, or in Sciences connected therewith, but who do not practise the medical profession, shall be eligible as Honorary Fellows. VI.-Foreigners who have eminently distinguished themselves in Medicine, Surgery, or in Sciences connected therewith, shall be eligible as Honorary Fellows.

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CHAPTER II. Of the Election and Admission of Fellows. I.-EVERY Candidate for admission into the Society as a Fellow, shall be proposed and recommended by three or more Fellows, who shall deliver to one of the Secretaries, a paper, signed by themselves, specifying the Christian and Surname of such person, together with his rank in the profession, department of practice, and usual place of resi- dence, and that he is a fit and proper person to be elected a Fellow; all which shall be certified from their personal acquaintance with him. But, if such Candidate shall be a foreigner, and resident abroad, such proposal and recom- mendation from one Fellow to be sufficient, together with a recommendation signed by two other Fellows, certifying that. from their knowledge of his works, he is a fit and proper person to be elected a Fellow. II.-Every recommendation shall be suspended in the common meeting room of the Society for three successive meetings, exclusive of that on which it was presented, and that on which the ballot for election shall take place; and no person shall be declared elected, unless he have in his favour the votes of four-fifths of the Fellows present, ten Fellows at the least being present. III.-Every person elected a Fellow of the Society, shall, if he live within seven miles of the General Post-

Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 12 BYE-LAWS. office, have immediate notice of his election sent to him by one of the Secretaries, according to the form in No. I. of the Appendix; and shall appear for his admission, on or before the fourth ordinary meeting of the Society after his election, or within such further time as shall be granted by the Council, on special application to them for that purpose; otherwise his election shall be void. IV.-Such person shall, previously to his admission, subscribe the following Obligation in the Obligation Book: " We, whose names are hereunto subscribed, having been elected Fellows of the Royal Medical and Chirurgi- cal Society of London, hereby promise, that we will, so long as we shall be and continue Fellows, to the utmost of our power, promote the honour and interest of the said Society, and observe the enactments of its Charter and Bye-Laws." If any person elected shall refuse to subscribe this Ob- ligation, his election shall be void. V.-The admission of any Fellow into the Society shal be at some meeting thereof, in manner and form following, he having first paid the Admission Fee and subscribed the -Obligation; viz. being presented by some Fellow, the President, or Fellow officiating in his stead, shall address him in these words,-" By the authority and in the name of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, I admit you a Fellow thereof." VI.-Such persons as may be elected Fellows of the Society, and do not live within seven miles of the General Post-office, shall have the notice, No. II. of the Appendix, transmitted to them by one of the Secretaries; and shall be considered Fellows, on paying the Admission Fee, and returning, duly signed, the Obligation, No. III. of the Appendix, a copy of which shall accompany the notice of their election.

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CHAPTER III. Of the Election of Honorary Fellows. I.-THE power to recommend persons as Honorary Fellows shall be vested in the Council, and their election shall be conducted in the same manner as that of other Fellows, with the exception that personal acquaintance shall not be necessary in recommending them. II.-Honorary Fellows shall have the Diploma (No. IV. of the Appendix) transmitted to them; and when present at a General Meeting of the Society, shall be admitted with Formalities similar to those prescribed for the admis- sion of Fellows. III.-The Resident Honorary Fellows shall enjoy the privilege of attending and introducing friends at the ordi- nary General Meetings of the Society, in the same manner as ordinary Fellows; and of visiting the Library; but shall not be entitled to any further privileges, without special leave, granted by the Society, at the recommenda- tion of the Council.

CHAPTER IV. Of the Withdrating and Removal of Fellows. I.-ANY Fellow may withdraw from the Society upon his signifyiing his desire to do so, by letter under his hand addressed to the President; provided he shall have paid

Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 14 BYE-LAWS. whatever may be due from him to the Society, and re- turned all books belonging to the Society. II.-Whenever there shall appear cause, in the opinion of the Council, for the removal of any Fellow from the Society, a minute shall be made thereof, and shall, after having been suspended in the Society's room for at least fourteen days, be submitted to the consideration of the An- nual General, or a Special General Meeting of the Society; and being put to the ballot, and four-fifths of the Fell6ws present voting for it, ten at the least being present, the President, or Fellow presiding, shall declare such Fellow removed from the Society accordingly.

CHAPTER V. Of the Contributions of Fellows. L.-EVERY Person elected a Fellow of the Society, and living within seven miles of the General Post-office, shall, previously to his admission, pay to the Society the sum of Six Guineas, as an Admission Fee; and shall also further contribute the sum of Three Guineas annually. II.-All yearly contributions shall be considered payable at each Annual General Meeting, for the preceding year; but no Fellow elected within the five months preceding the Anniversary Meeting shall be liable to annual con- tributions, till the -econd Annual General Meeting from t1e time of his election. III.-Every Fellow whose subscription shall be more than six months in arrear, shall have his name suspended in the public meeting room, as being in arrear, and shall not enjoy anry of the privileges of a Fellow, until such subscription be paid. If the arrear shall not be paid on or before the next Annual General Meeting, and no rea- son assigned, satisfactory to the President and Council,

Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 BYE-LAWS. 15 for such non-payment, he shall cease to be a Fellow of the Society. Provided that cn a solicitation for re- admission being addressed to the President and Coun- cil by an individual so circumstanced, within the space of three months following such Annual General Meeting, the case of the individual so soliciting shall be stated by the President from the Chair at one of the ordinary General Meetings of the Society, and the question of his re-admission decided by ballot, at the next ordinary General Meeting; but no person so applying shall be declared re- elected unless he shall have in his favour the votes of four-fifths of the Fellows present, ten Fellows at the least being present. IV.-Every person who has been elected a Fellow of the Society, and does not live within seven miles of the General Post-office, shall pay the sum of Six Guineas, without further contribution; but any Non-resident Fellow wishing to enjoy the privileges of a Resident Fellow, shall be at liberty to do so, on paying the annual contribution of Three Guineas. V.-Any Non-resident Fellow, who shall afterwards re- side within seven miles of the General Post-office, shall subscribe the Obligation, and contribute the usual annual subscription, like other Resident Fellows. VI.-Any Resident Fellow of the Society, who may cease to live within seven miles of the General Post-office, shall, from the anniversary meeting succeeding the com- mencement of his absence, be considered a Non-resident Fellow, and freed from the payment of his annual contri- bution: and the same shall apply to any temporary absence, provided it include the whole period between one anni- versary meeting and another; but such Fellow becoming Non-resident, shall be entitled to the Transactions of the Society, on paying the sum of Six Guineas.

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CHAPTER VI. Of the Election of Officers and Council. I.-EVERY Resident Fellow of the Society shall be summoned to the Annual Meeting, at least a week pre- vious to the day on which it shall take place, by a letter signed by the President, and one of the Secretaries. II.-The whole of the Members of the Council shall be elected annually by ballot; but no Fellow shall be eligible to the offices of President or Vice-President, for more than two years in succession; neither shall any Fellow be eligible for the offices of Treasurer, Secretary or Librarian for more than two years in succession; unless recommended for re-election by a majority of not less than two-thirds, ascertained by ballot, in a meeting of Council, specially summoned for the consideration of the house-list. III.-One half of the Members of the Council, who are not officers of the Society, shall go out in rotation annually, and be replaced by an equal number of other Members, chosen from the Society at large. But a Fellow who has thus quitted his seat in the Council, shall, never- theless, retain his eligibility to any office in the Society. IV.-Balloting lists, recommended by the Council, and having blank spaces for such alterations as any Fellow may wish to make in them, shall be laid on the Society's table, for the use of the Fellows, seven days previously to the day of election, and sent to each Resident Fellow, with the circular summons. V.-The Chair shall be taken at the Annual Meeting, at such time as shall be fixed upon by the Council, which shall be inserted in the circular summons, and the ballot shall continue open for not less than one hour.

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CHAPTER VII. Of the President and Vice-Presidents. I.-THE business of the President shall be to preside at all the Meetings, and to regulate all the proceedings of the Society and Council; to state and put questions, both in the affirmative and negative, according to the sense and intention of the Meeting; to maintain order in the pro- ceedings, and to execute, and see to the execution of, the Provisions of the Charter and Bye-Laws of the Society. He shall, after the minutes of each Meeting are read over, with the approbation of the Meeting, sign the same, as a voucher for their accuracy. II.-In the absence of the President, the Vice-Presi- dents in rotation; or, in their absence, one of the Trea- surers, or a Fellow chosen by the Fellows present, shall take the Chair, and do every such business as the Presi- dent, when present, is empowered to do by the Charter and Bye-Laws of the Society.

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CHAPTER VIII. Of the Trustees. I.-THAT there shall be three Trustees of the Society, who shall stand possessed of the funds and securities of the Society for the time being, vested in them upon trust, from time to time, to pay the dividends and interest thereof to the Treasurers of the Society, and to apply and dispose of such funds and securities for the benefit of the Society in such manner as shall be directed by the Council, subject to the control of General Meetings of the Society; and upon going out of office, the Trustees shall execute all necessary deeds and instruments, as the Council shall re- quire, for vesting all their interest in the funds and pro- perty of the Society for the time being, of the Society. II.-That at the first meeting of the Council which shal be held after the Annual General Meeting of the Society in every year, the Council shall fill by ballot, from among themselves, or from the other Fellows of the Society, any vacancies which may have occurred in the office of Trustee .of the Society; and provided the choice of persons to fill up such vacancies shall be confirmed by the Council at their next meeting, such persons shall be declared duly appointed Trustees of the Society accordingly. III.-That should the choice of any such persons to be Trustees not be confirmed by the Council at their next meeting, the Council shall, at their following or subsequent meetings, proceed to a new choice, and confirmation thereof, until the existiug vacancies shall be filled up.

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CHAPTER IX. Of the Treasurers. I.-THE Treasurers, or some person appointed by them, shall receive, for the use of the Society, all sums of money due or payable to the Society; and, out of such money, shall pay and disburse all sums of money which may be due from, or payable by, the Society; and shall keep par- ticular accounts of all such receipts and payments, in the way which may seem most proper to the Council. II.-They shall not pay any sum of money on account of the Society, without the previous sanction of the Countil. III.-All sums of money, in the hands of the Treasurers, which shall not be immediately required for the use of the Society, shall be invested in the names of the Trustees in such government or other securities as shall be approved of, and directed by, the Council. IV.-The Treasurers shall keep a book ofprinted check receipts for annual contributions; each receipt shall be signed by both of them, and be filled up with the name of the Fellow paying, the sum paid, and the time for which the contribution is paid. These receipts shall be counter- signed by the person who shall receive the money on the Treasurers' behalf, and who, upon the delivery of the receipt to the Fellow paying, shall enter upon the counter- part thereof the above particulars, and the day of payment. The same proceedings shall be observed with regard to the receipts for admission and composition fees. V.-The accounts of the Treasurers shall be audited annually by a Committee, consisting of five Members of the Council, (of whom the President or one of the Vice-Presi- dents, and one of the Secretaries, shall be two,) and of B 2

Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 20 BYE-LAWS. five Fellows of the Society, not Members of the Council, who shall be nominated by the President, with the consent of the major part of the Fellows present, given by ballot, if demanded, at any of the three meetings next preceding the Annual General Meeting; and any three or more of the said Committee shall be a quorum. VI.-This Committee shall make their report, in writ- ing, to the Society, upon the day of the said General Meeting; and also to the Council, at the first meeting after such audit, stating not only the balance in the Trea- surers' hands, but also the general state of the funds of the Society.

CHAPTER X. Of the Secretaries. I.-THE Secretaries shall have the superintendence of the resident officers and servants of the Society, and shall have the management of the correspondence of the Society and Council. II.-The Secretaries shall attend all meetings of the Society, Council, and Committees; where, when the Chair has been taken, one of them shall read the minutes, orders, and entries of the preceding meeting, and shall afterwards take minutes of the business and orders of the present meeting, in a rough minute book, to be afterwards entered in the proper book: and, at the meetings of the Society, shall mention the presents made since the last meeting; shall give notice of Candidates that stand proposed for election into the Society; and shall read the letters and papers presented to the Society, in the order of time in which they were received, unless the President shall other- wise direct. III.-The Secretaries shall bave the charge, under the

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CHAPTER XI. Ofthe Librarians. I.-THE Librarians shall have the superintendence of the Sub-librarian in all matters relative to the Library, and be permanent members of the Library Committee. II.-They shall, with the assistance of the Library Com- mittee, inspect the Library once at least in every three years, and make a report on the state of it, to the next Annual General Meeting of the Society. III.-They shall have the charge, under the direction of the Council, of ordering books and printing Catalogues of the Library, and shall enter the titles of all new works in the Catalogue.

CHAPTER XII. Of the Sub-librarian. I.-THE Sub-librarian shall either not be a Fellow of the Society; or, if a Fellow, shall cease to be so on his election to, and acceptance of, that office. II.-The Sub-librarian shall live in, and have the care of, the Society's House, and of the Library and other property contained in it; and shall give such security as may be required by the Council. III.-He shall enter in a book, and mark with the Society's Stamp, all Books presented to, or bought by, the Society, as soon as they may be received; and shall give out the books to the Fellows, and do the other business of the Library, according to the directions of the Council and Librarians. lie shall regularly collect the Annual Contri-

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CHAPTER XIII. Of the Council. I.-THE Council shall have the management of the affairs of the Society, and shall appoint such resident officers and servants as they may deem necessary; shall fix their duty, and suspend or remove them when they see occasion. They shall determine upon such security as may be proper to be given by such officers and servants. II.-The Council shall meet at the House of the Society on the second Tuesday in every month, or oftener should they see occasion; and three shall be a quorum. Due notice of each meeting shall be sent to every Member of the Council. III.-Special Meetings of the Council may be held on the requisition of the President, or any three Members. IV.-All questions in the Council shall be determined by vote, or by ballot if demanded; and, in case of an equality of votes, the President shall have a second, or casting vote. Except in cases relating to the publication of a paper; when, if the votes be equal, the further consi- deration of the question shall be adjourned to the next Meeting of Council; and if on a second ballot there shall still be an equality of votes, it shall be determined in the negative.

Downloaded from jrs.sagepub.com at GEORGETOWN UNIV LIBRARY on June 11, 2016 BYE-LAWS. 23 V.-The Council shall form a standing Committee to determine upon the propriety of publishing, with the consent of the Authors, such Papers as may have been read before the Society. VI.-They shall be empowered to appoint at the com- mencement of each session twenty-four Fellows of the Societyv, as Referees, to report to them confidentially on the merits of papers read before the Society, especially as to their fitness for publication in the Transactions of the Society. VII.-The Council shall annually appoint a Library Committee, of which the Librarians shall be permanent Members, to assist them in the selection of Books, and in the management of the Library; and shall have it in their power to appoint as many other Commitfees as they may think useful for promoting the objects of the Society, and to admit into such Committees, any Fellows of the Society, whether Members of the Council or not. Such Committees shall act upon the instructions which they receive from time to time from the Council, to whom they shall report their proceedings; and their appointment shall last for no longer time than up to the day of the succeeding annual election. VIII.-The Council shall exercise such other powers and authorities as are given to them by the Charter and Bye-Laws; and shall, from time to time, make such regula- tions and issue such orders, not inconsistent therewith, as shall appear to them conducive to the good govern. ment of the Society, and to the proper management of its concerns.

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CHAPTER XIV. Of the Society's Transactions. I.-THE Transactions of the Society, under the desig- nation of MEDICO-CHIRURGICAL TRANSACTIONS, shall be printed at such times, and in such a manner, as the Coun- cil shall direct. II.-Every Resident Fellow of the Society, and every Non-resident Fellow paying an annual contribution, whose sutbscription is not six months in arrear, shall be entitled to receive, gratis, one copy of each volume which may be published subsequently to his being admitted a Fellow: and the Council shall be empowered to present, in the name of the Society, copies of the Transactions to suclh scientific bodies as they may think proper. III.-Every Non-resident Fellow of the Society, on payment of the sum of Six Guineas, in addition to the usual Admission Fee, is entitled to receive, without any further expense, one copy of every volume of the Society's Transactions which may be published subsequently to such payment. IV.-Authors of Communications may, on application to the Secretary, be furnished, at the expense of the So- ciety, with twenty-five private copies of every paper which may be presented by them to the Society, and printed in the Medico-Chirurgical Transactions: but such copies are not to be delivered to them, unless by a special order of the Council, till the volume is ready for publication.

CHAPTER XV. Of the Library. I.-TIE Library shall be under the management and direction of the Council.-It shall be open every day

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CHAPTER XVI. Of ordinary General Meetings. I.-THE ordinary General Meetings of the Society shall be held on the second and fourth Tuesday in the month, from the second Tuesday in November, to the fourth Tuesday in June (both inclusive), at half-past eight o'clock in the evening,-with the exception of the fourth Tuesday in December. II.-Each Fellow of the Society shall have the privilege of introducing a stranger at every ordinary Meeting, on delivering his name to the President, or person acting in his stead: and the name of every stranger, so introduced, shall be entered in the Visitors' book; but no stranger shall be introduced more than three times in the same session. III. The business of the Society at their ordinary Meetings, shall be to read letters, reports and other papers on Medicine, Surgery, or any of the branches of Science connected therewith, and to converse upon professional subjects. IV.-At the ordinary Genera-l Meetings of the Society, nothing relating to its laws or management shall be brought forward. V.-At ordinary General Meetings, five shall be a quorum; but ten shall be necessary for the election of Fellows; and no election of Fellows shall take place at any other than ordinary General Meetings. VI.-Additional ordinary General Meetings may be held during the summer, when the Council may think them necessarv.

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CHAPTER XVII. Of the Annual General, and Special General, Mfeetings. I.-THE Annual General Meeting of the Society, for the election of the Officers, and other Members of the Council, shall be held on the 1st of March, unless that day shall happen to be Sunday, in which case it shall take place on the day following. II.-The President and Council may, at any time, call a Special General Meeting of the Society., when it seems to them necessary; giving at least one week's notice by letter, to every Resident Fellow of the Society, of the period of meeting, and the business upon which it is sum- moned: and no businiess shall be entered upon at such meeting, except that which has been so notified. III.-All new Bye-Laws, and all alterations of old Bye- Laws, shall be suspended in the Society's room, for the inspection of the Fellows, from the time of the issuing of the summons for the General Meeting at which it is in- tended to submit such Bye-Laws, or alterations, for con- firmation by two-thirds of the Fellows present, pursuant to the Charter. IV.-Any three Fellows who are not of the Council may recommend new Bye-Laws, or the repeal or alteration of old onles, to the Council, by writing under their hands, and transmitted to one of the Secretaries. On the recommen- dations thus made, the Council shall come to a decision at their first meeting; and if such decision shall not be satis- factory to the said three Fellows, the Council, if required by them, shall, at the Annual General Meeting, or some Special General Meeting which they shall summon for the purpose, bring the same forward, with their decision there- upon, for the opinion of the Society at large.

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CHAPTER XVIII. Of the Society's Property. I.-THE whole of the Society's Property and Effects, of what kind soever, shall be under the direction and ma- nagement of the Council, subject to the instructions and control of General Meetings of the Society: and the Council shall not sell, or otherwise dispose of, nor mort- gage, or encumber, the lands, tenements, or heredita- ments of the Society; nor enter into any lease or agree- ments on account of the Society, nor vacate any such leases or agreements, without the sanction of a Special General Meeting of the Society, or of the Annual General Meeting, due notice having been given of the business to be then taken into consideration.

CHAPTER XIX. Of Donations to the Society. I.-THE name of every person who shall present books, moncy, or any other property, to the Society, shall be en- tered on the minutes, withthe mention of the gift;-it shall be announced at an ordinary Meeting, or the An- nual General Meeting of the Society, and inserted in the first volume of the Transactions of the Society, thereafter published. IT.-Books presented to the Society shall have the Donor's name inserted in them.

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CHAPTER XX.. Of the Common Seal and Deeds. I.-THE Common Seal of the Society shall be a repre- sentation of Salus raising a kneeling figure;* with the motto, NON EST VIVERE, SED VALERE, VITA ;t and the date of the formation of the Society, 1805; surrounded by a Garter, having on it, SIG. SOC. REG. MED. CHIR. LOND. II.-The Charter, the Common Seal, and Deeds of the Society, shall be deposited in an Iron Chest, having two different locks; the key of one of which locks shall be kept by the President, or person officiating in his stead, and the key of the other, by one of the Treasurers. III.-The Common Seal shall not be affixed to any deed or writing, except at a meeting of the Council, and by their authority.

* Figura Muliebris stans; dextra, figuram virilem procumbentem sublevat; sinistra, baculum, serpente involutum, gerit.-From a rare medal of Caracalla, in the British Museum, described in Vaillant's Nu- mismata Imperatorum Romanorum. An engraving of the Society's Seal is given in the Title-page. t Martial Epigram. Lib. 6. Ep. 70.

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No. I. Letter notifying the Election of a Resident Fellow. ROYAL MEDICAL. AND CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY, 53, BERNERS STREET, LONDON. --- THE- 18 - SiR,-l have the honour to inform you, that on the - day of - you were elected a Fellow of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society; and I beg to transmit to you a card of the Meetings for the season. According to the regulations of the Society, you are required to pay your admission fee of Six Guineas, and to appear at a Meeting of the Society for admission, on or before the -- day of otherwise your election will be void. I have the honour to remain, Sir, Your most obedient and humble Servant, SECRETARY. No. II. Letter notifying the Election of a Non-Resident Fellow. ROYAL MEDICAL AND CHIRURGICAL SOCIETY, 53, BERNERS STREET, LONDON. -- THE -18 . SIR,-I have the honour to inform you, that on the day of you were elected a Fellow of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society; and I beg to transmit to you a printed copy of an Obligation, which you are requested to subscribe and to re- turn, addressed to the Secretaries, at the Society, on or before the day of-- together with an order on London for your admission fee of Six Guineas; otherwise your election will be void. On the payment of a further sum of Six Guineas, you will be en- titled to receive, without any further expense, one copy of every volume of the Society's Transactions which may be published subse- quently to such payment. I am further to inform you that you will be at liberty to avail your- self of all the privileges of a Resident Fellow, by paying the annual contribution of Three Guineas, instead of the Six Guineas last referred to. I have the honour to remain, Sir, Your most obedient and humble Servant, SECRETARY.

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No. III. Obligation to be transmitted to Non-Resident Fellows on their Election.

____ THE 18 I HEREBY promise, that I will, to the utmost of my power, promote the honour and interest of the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, and observe the enactments of its Charter and Bye-Laws, as long as I continue a Fellow thereof. Signed

No. IV. Diploma of an Honorary Fellow. SCIANT omnes, Preesidem, Concilium, et Sodales, Societatis Regis Medico-Chirurgice Londinensis, virum doctissimum et spectatissimum in Sodalitium suum, inter Socios Honorarios cooptasse. Cujus rei, in testimonium fidemque, has literas, manibus nostris, et sigillo Societatis muniitas, lubentissime dabamnus. Londini, die Mensis Anno Domini 18--.

No. V. Permanent Order on a Banker for the Payment of Contributions. MESSRS. - Pay to my Annual Contribution of Three Guineas to the Royal Medical and Chirurgical Society of London, due on the 1st day of March; and the same amount oIn that date in every succeeding year, till fuirther notice. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant,

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Chap. Page. I. Of the Object and Constitution of the Society . 10 II. Of the Election and Admission of Fellows . 11 III. Of the Election of Honorary Fellows . . 13 IV. Of the Withdrawing and Removal of Fellows . . 13 V. Of the Contributions of Fellows . . . 14 VI. Of the Election of Officers and Council . . 16 VII. Of the President and Vice-Presidents . 17

VIII. Of the Trustees . .. . 18

IX. Of the Treasurers . .. . 19

X. Of the Secretaries . .. . 20 XI. Of the Librarians .. . . . 21 XII. Of the Sub-Librarian .. . . 21 XIII. Of the Council .o.. . 22 XIV. Of the Society's Transactions...... 24 XV. Of the Library . . . . 24

XVI. Of Ordinary General Meetings . 26

XVII. Of the Annual General, and Special General, Meetings . 27 XVIII. Of the Society's Property 28 XIX. Of Donations to the Society . . . .28 XX. Of the Common Seal and Deeds . . .29 Appendix .. .30

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A CATALOGUE OF WORKS

IN ALL BRANCHES OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY,*

INCLUDING THE Collattral Ort'ncet,

PUBLISHED BY LONGMAN, BROWN, GREEN, AND LONGMANS, 39, Paternoster Row, London.

CLASSIFIED INDEX. ANATOMY. MATERIA MEDICA, PHARMACY, ANA PAGES TOXICOLOCY. Cooper's (Sir A.) Anatomy of the Breast .. 6 PAGES Lefevre's (Sir G.) Apology for the Nerves.. 9 Ainslie's (Sir W.) Materia Indica ...... 4 Owen On Comparative Anatomy...... 11 Christison's (Dr.) Treatise on Poisoiis .... 6 of Making Dried Ana- Pereira's (Dr.) Elements of Materia Medica Swan's New Method and 12 tomical Preparations ...... 14 Therapeutics ...... Illustrations of the Nervous System 14 Thomson's (Dr. A. T.) Conspectus ...... 15 Demonstration of the Nerves ...... 14 - Materia Medica .... 14 -- Lo ndonDi Wagner's Comparative Anatomy ...... 15 ---- spensatory 15 Wilson's Practical Anatomy ...... 16 MEDICINE-GENERAL. Aldis's (Dr) Introduction to Hospital 4 BOTANY. Practice ...... - Minutes of Evidence ...... 4 Bright and Addison's (Drs.) Elements of Henslow'sDescriptive&PhysiologicalBotany 7 Miedicine. 5 Hooker's British Flora ...... 8 (Dr.) Dictionary of Medicine .... 7 Flora 8 Copland's Compendium of the English Holland's (Dr. H.) Medical Notes and Synopsis of the British Flora 10 Lindley's (Dr.) Reflections ...... 8 - Introduction to Botany .... 10 Hooper's (Dr.) Medical Dictionary ...... 8 Flora Medica ...... 10 Latham's (Dr. P. M.) Lectures on Clinical Loudon's Encyclopaedia of Plants ...... 10 Medicine ...... 9 Smith's(SirJ. E.) Introduction to Botany.. 13 M'Cormac's Methodus Medendi . 11

______- English Flora ...... 14 Neligan's Medicines, their Uses and Mode of Administration ...... ll

CHEMISTRY & GENERAL SCIENCE. MEDICINE-POPULAR. Bull's (Dr.) Hints to Mothers ...... 5 Acton's Modern Cookery ...... 4 -- On the Maternal Management Balmain's Lessons oin Chemistry...... 4 of Children ...... 5 Brande's Dict. of Science, Literature, & Art 4 Grahamn On the Graefenberg Wawer-Cure.. 7

Donovan's Treatise on Chemistry...... 7 Moore (Dr.) On the Power of the Soul over the ...... 11 Hunt's Researches on Light ...... 8 Body Treatise on Food and Diet.. 12 Kane's (Dr.) Elements of Chemistry ...... 8 Pereira's (Dr.) .... 12 Lardner's Cabinet Cyclopaedia ...... 9 Philip (Dr.) Oii Protracted Indigestion those Diseases which -~ and Walker's Electricity ...... 9 precede Change of Structure ...... 12 Lectures on Polarized Light ...... 9 Reece's (Dr.) Medical Guide ...... 13 Rees On the Analysis ofthe Blood and Urine 12 Thomson's A. T.) Domestic Manage- 12 (Dr. the Analysis of Inorganic Bodies.. ment of the Sick Room...... 15 Reid (Dr. D. B.) on Ventilation ...... 13 .Sasdby on Mesmerism ...... 13 MEDICINE-FORENSIC. Ure's (Dr.) Dictionary of Arts, Manufac- Beck's (Drs. T. R. and J. R.) Medical Juris- tures, and Mines ...... 16 prudeTnce ...... 4

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MEDICAL LITERATURE. PATHOLOGY-continued. PAGES PAGES Lefevre's Apology for the Nerves ...... 9 Latham (Dr.) On Diseases of the Heart.... 8

Life (The) of a Travelling Physician ...... 9 Lever (Dr.) On Organic Diseases of the Marx and Willis on the Decrease of Dis- Uterus ...... 9 ease by Civilization ...... 11 Little (Dr.) On Ankylosis, or Stiff-Joint 10 Medical Gazette ...... 3 - On Club-Foot ...... 10 Moore (Dr.) On the Power of the Soul over Macleod (Dr.) On Rheumatism ...... 10 the Body ...... 11 Transactions of the Medical and Chirurgical M'Cormac On Continued Fever...... 11 Ramadge's (Dr.) Consumption Curable.... 12 Society ...... 15 Ricord (Dr.) On Venereal Diseases ...... 13 Wigan (Dr.) On the Duality of the Mind .. 16 Seymour (Dr.) On Diseases of the Ovaria.. 13 MIDWIFERY, ETC. the Treatment of Dropsy 13 -- Treatment of 13 Burns's (Dr.) Principles of Midwifery...... 5 Insanity Churchill's (Dr.) Observations on Pregnancy 6 Sheppard On the Cause of Insanity...... 13 -~~ Outlines of the Principal Skey On New Treatment of Ulcers, &c..... 13 Diseases of Females ...... 6 Smith (Dr. Southwood) On Fever...... 14 - Researches on Operative - (Dr. T.) On Hydrocephalus ...... 13 Midwifery ...... 6 Thomson's (Dr. A. T.) Atlas of Cutaneous Conquest's (Dr.) Outlines of Midwifery..... 6 Eruptions ...... 14 Clarke (Sir C. M.) on the Diseases ofFemales 6 Teale's (Mr. T. P.) Treatise on Abdominal Lee's (Dr.) Lectures on the Theory and Hernia ...... 14 Practice of Midwifery ...... 9 Travers On Intestinal Injuries ...... 15

Maunsell's Dublin Practice of Midwifery.. 11 Venereal Affections ...... 15 and Evanson on the Management Walne's Cases of Dropsical Ovaria ...... 16 and Diseases of Children ...... 11 Wilis On Mental Derangement . 16 NEUROLOGY. PHYSIOLOGY. Brodie(SirBenjamin) on Nervous Affections 5 Elliotson's (Dr.) Human Physiology. 7 Laycock(Dr.)OnNervous DiseasesrofWomen 9 Richerand's Elements of Physiology ...... 13 Lefevre's(SirGeorge)ApologyfortheNerves 9 Travers On Constitutional Irritation ...... 15 STRUCTURAL DEFORMITY I FRACTURES. Further Inquiry on ditto ...... 15 -'s Little on Club-Foot ...... 10 Swan On Diseases, &c. of the Nerves ...... 14 Skey On New Operation for Lateral Curva- OPHTHALMOLOGY. ture of the Spine ...... 13 Stafford On Diseases of the Spine ...... 14 Mackenzie (Dr.) On Diseases of the Eye.... 10 Tamplin's (Mr. R. W.) Lectures on De-- of Physiology Vision ...... 10 formities ...... 14 Middlemore On Diseases of the Eye ...... 11 Walker's Oculist's Vade-Mecum ...... 16 SURGERY. Amesbury On Fractures ...... 4 PATHOLOGY. Brodie's (Sir B. C.) Lectures illustrative Alison (Dr.) On Organic Alterations of the of various Subjects in Pathology and Heart...... 4 Surgery ...... 6 Annesley (Dr.) On the Diseases of Warm Cooper's (S.) Dictionary of Surgery ...... 6 Climates ...... 4 First Lines of the Theory and Practice of Surgery ...... 6 Bateman (Dr.) On Cutaneous Diseases .... 4 Liston's Elements of Surgery 10 Bright's Reports of Medical Cases ...... 5 ...... Brodie (Sir Benjamin) On Diseases of the Urinary Organs ...... 5 VETERINARY ART. Diseases of the Field's Extract&fromtheVeterinaryRecords Joints...... 5 of John Field ...... 7 -Lectures illustra- Knowlson's Cattle Doctor and Farmer .... 8 tive of various Subjects in Pathology and Morton's ToxicologicalChart ...... 11 Surgery ...... 5 Briggs (Mr. J.) On Strictures of the Manual of Veterinary Pharmacy 11 11 Urethra ...... 5 Miles (W. Esq.) On the Horse's Foot ...... Carmichael's Lectures on Venereal Diseases 6 Percivall's Anatomy of the Horse...... 11 Coulson On the Hip-Joint. 7 ...... 12 Bladder, &c...... 6 Spooner On the Foot and Leg of the Horse 14 Turner On the Foot of the Horse Curling On the Diseases of the Testis, &c.. 7 ...... 15 Graves's System of Clinical Medicine...... 7 White's Compendium of the Veterinary Art 16 Hughes's (Dr. H. M.) Clinical Introduction Cattle Medicine.. 16 to Auscultation ...... 8 The Veterinarian ...... 16

Kramer (Dr. W.) On Diseases of the Ear .. 8 The Veterinary Record ...... 16

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At the present time, however, there midwifery, originally appeared in the form of are no less than four weekly medical periodicals lectures in the 'London Medical Gazette.' published in England, of which three are " In May last the proprietors commenced a Metropolitan, and one Provincial. new, enllarged, and otherwise greatly improved " Among these the 'London Medical series of this periodical, of which nineteen Gazette' has ever held a deservedly distin- numbers have now appeared. The form and guished position. Its high character for re- size of the journal remain unchanged; but the spectability was originally gained for it by the number of its pages has been au-mented elevated and gentlernanly tone of feeling which from thirty-two to forty-eight. At t'e samne pervaded and characterised its opinions-a time great efforts have been made to render tone which was in unison with the feelings of every department of the work more effective; the most respectable members of the profes- and, in order to accommodate country readers, sion, and which was to be expected from the a stamped edition is now published for trans- well-knowii high professional anid moral cha- mission by post. racter of those who originally projected anid "OOne important novel feature introduced were connected with the journal; for though into the new series relates to the Microscope. their niames have never been publicly stated, The editors have very wisely, as we conceive, yet they have long been well known to the resolved to bestow augmented attention anid profession. space on the results of microscopical investi- " But another circumstance has contributed Kations; and have commenced a series of very to the distinguished character which the valuable papers on microscopic pathology, 'Medical Gazette' has so long enjoyed: we taken principally from Vogel's Icones ' Histo- refer now to the number and intrinsic value of logiae Pathologice,' and most richly illustrated its originial contributions, among the authors by woodcuts. At the present time, when so of which are to be found those occupying the much attention is being devoted to the mi- highest position in the profession, and de- croscopic study of healthy and morbid tissues, servedly enjoying the most distinguished re- this series bids fair to be of exceedingly great putation both at home and abroad. These interest and value; and we hope by and by to gentlemen have found in this periodical a see it collected and republished in a separate speedy means of laying before their profes- form. sional bretbrenand thepublictheiropinions and "In all the different departments of the their experience,without incurringthe possible journal the improvements effected by the charge of sanctioning, by their support, ex- present editors are very manifest. The ori- treme political opinions. ginal communications, while they retain their " In the thirty-five volumes of the ' Medical usual high character and interest, are more Gazette' which are now before the public, will numerous than formerly; and the reports be found a vast mass of sound and valuable furnished by some of the leading hospital medical and surgical information, which physicians and surgeons are peculiarly valuable cannot fail to be of the greatest service to all from their authenticity. Additional attention members of the profession, to assist in extend- is also paid to the important subject of vital ing the benefits and enlarging the resources of statistics, as well as to that of forensic medi- medical science, and of thus proving of vital cine, - a topic alike interesting to the medical advantage to the public. and legal professions and to the public. 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