XIV. At general meetings of the society, the committee may recommend persons eminent for their literary, or scientific acquirements, to be balloted for as honorary, or corresponding members.

XV. When any office shall become vacant, or any appointment shall be requisite, the committee shall have power to fill up the same; such appointments shall remain in force only to the next general meeting, when they shall be either confirmed or annulled.

XVI. The treasurer shall receive all subscriptions and donations made to the society, and shall pay all accounts passed by the committee: he shall keep a book of receipts and payments, which he shall produce whenever the committee shall require it: the accounts shall be audited previously to the anniversary meeting, by two members of the committee chosen for that purpose, and an abstract of them shall be read at the meeting.

XVII. No change shall be made in the laws of the society, except at a general, or special meeting, at which twelve members, at least, shall be present. Of the proposed change a month’s notice shall be given to the secretaries; who shall communicate the same to each member three weeks before the meeting.

XVIII. Papers read at meetings of the society, and considered by the committee of sufficient interest for publication, will be printed, (with the author's consent) in such manner as shall be determined by the committee to be the best for the purpose, for gratuitous distribution, or otherwise, to the members of the society; and for such price to the public as may be agreed upon.

XIX. No religious or political discussions shall be permitted at meetings of the society; nor any topics of a similar nature admitted into the society's publications.

XX. That any person contributing books, or specimens, to the Museum, shall be at liberty to resume possession of them, in the event of the property of the society ever being sold, or transferred, otherwise than to any similar society in the county. Also persons shall have liberty to deposit books, or specimens, for a specific time only.

The following Officers of the Society were elected at the

Inaugural Meeting :
Patron.—THE Most HONBLE. THE MARQUIS OF LANSDOWNE, K.G.

(Lord Lieutenant of the County.)
President.-GEORGE POULETT SCROPE, Esq., M.P.

Vice-Presidents.
THE RIGHT REV. THE LORD BISHOP OF SALISBURY.

SIR J. W. AWDRY.
JOHN BRITTON, Esq.
EARL BRUCE.
H. M. CLARKE, ESQ.
CAPT. J. N. GLÁDSTONE, R.N., M.P.
G. H. W. HENEAGE, Esq., M.P.
THE RIGHT HON. SIDNEY HERBERT, M.P.
WALTER LONG, Esq., M.P.
JOSEPH NEELD, Esq., M.P.
R. PARRY NISBET, Esq.
LIEUT-COL. H. S. OLIVIER.
W. W. SALMON, Esq.

T. H. S. SOTHERON, Esq. M.P.
Treasurer.-LIEUT.-COL. H. S. OLIVIER, Devizes.

General Secretaries.

THE REV. W. C. LUKIS, Great Bedwyn.
THE REV. J. E. JACKSON, Leigh-Delamere, Chippenham.

District, or Local Secretaries.
THE REV. JAMES BLISS, Ogbourne, Marlborough.
MR. E. BRADBURY, Chippenham.
MR. W. CUNNINGTON, Devizes.
THE REV. ARTHUR FANE, Warminster.
N. JARVIS HIGHMORE, Esq., M.D., Bradford,
MR. KENRICK, Melksham.
MR. J. N. LADD, Calne.
THE REV. F. LEAR, Bishopstone, Salisbury.
THE REV. E. MEYRICK, Chisledon.
MR. W. OSMOND, Jun., Salisbury.
MR. J. P. PRANGLEY, Heytesbury.
THE REV. A. C. SMITH, Yatesbury.
MR. N. V. SQUAREY, Salisbury.
MR. R. E. VARDY, Warminster.

Committee.
ARCHDEACON MACDONALD,

MR. FALKNER, MR. THOMAS B. ANSTIE,

MR. H. A. MEREWETHER, MR. H. BUTCHER,

DR. SEAGRAM, MR. H. M. CLARKE,

DR. THURNAM, MR. W. CUNNINGTON,

MR. WAYLEN, THE REV. B. C. DOWDING,

MR. WITTEY.

Wilts Alrrhæological & Iutural Wistory Society.

LIST OF MEMBERS.

[Those marked (*) are Life Members. ] Alexander, Dr., Hammersmith, Lond. 1 Cleather, Rev. G. P., Aldbourne Astley, Sir F. D. Bart., Everley

Clutterbuck, E. L., Hardenhuish Anstie, G. W., Devizes.

Cotton, Rev. G. L., Marlborough Anstie, T. B., ditto

Cosens, Rev. W. R., Warminster Anstie, E. B.; ditto

Crawley, Rev. R., Steeple Ashton Anstie, F. E., ditto

Crook, Rev. H. S. C., Ūpavon
Attwood, F., the Close, Salisbury Crook, Mrs., ditto
Attwood, Mrs., ditto

Cunnington, W., Devizes *Awdry, Sir J. W., Notton-House

Cunnington, H., ditto Awdry, Justly, Melksham

Cunnington, E., ditto Awdry, Rev. E. C., Grittleton

Dodd, S., Kentish Town, London Badger, T., Devizes

Domville, Rev. C. C., Nettleton Bathurst, Sir F. T. H., Bart., Claren Dowding, Rev. B. C. don Park

Drury, Rev. H., Bremhill Beach, Sir M. H. H., (M.P.) Bart., DuBoulay, Rev. F. H., Heddington Netheravon

*Duke, Rev. E., Lake House Biggs, R., Devizes Biggs, Dr. R. W., ditto

Earle, Rev. Francis, Wootton Rivers Blackwell, T. E., Clifton

Edmonds, E. jun., Trowbridge Bliss, Rev. J., Ogbourne

Ellen, J., Devizes Brabant, Dr. R. H., Bath

Esmeade, G. M. M., Chippenham Bradbury, E., Chippenham

Estcourt, Lieut-Col., Eaton-place Bradford, T., Swindon

Evans, M., Devizes
Biscoe, Rev. W., Combe Bisset

Everett, Dr, W. G., ditto
Broughton, Rt. IIon. Lord, ErleStoke
Brown, Rev. M., Nonsuch

Falkner, R., Devizes
Brown, W., Winterbourne Monkton Falkner, T. A., Weymouth
Brown, W., Broad Hinton

Falkner, G., Devizes
Brown, G., Avebury

Fane, Rev. A., Warminster *Bruce, Earl, Tottenham

Farley, Rev. G., Cherhill
Brunton, Rev. W., Warminster

Fellowes, T. A., Chippenham
Buckerfield, Rev. F. H., Lit. Bedwyn
Bull, H., Devizes

Gabriel, Miss, Rowde
Burne, Rev. W. W., Grittleton

*Gladstone, Capt.,(M.P.)Bowden Park Burrows, W., Devizes

Goddard, Rev. F., Alderton Burt, J., ditto

Goddard, Rev.G. Ashe, Clyffe Pypard Butcher, H. jun., ditto

Goddard, H. N., ditto

Goodwin, J., Salisbury Carrington, F. A., Ogbourne Saint Gore, A., Melksham George

Grantham, H., Heytesbury Champ, J., Devizes

Grant, J., Manningford Christie, Rev. R. C., Castle Combe Grooby, Rev. J., Swindon Clark, T. jun., Trowbridge

Guthrie, Rev. J., Calne *Clarke, H. M., Devizes Cleather, Rev. G. E., Chirton

Harris, Rev. E., Devizes Green