Laws of the Royal Physical Society as enacted 17th May, MDCCCXLIX.

Date:
[1849?]
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Credit: Laws of the Royal Physical Society as enacted 17th May, MDCCCXLIX. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. The original may be consulted at the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh.

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    conduct—the charge having been laid before the Coun- cil at a previous meeting. THE COUNCIL. The Council shall consist of the Office-bearers, and shall hold meetings upon the requisition of the Secre- tary, or any two of its Members. It shall, at the last meeting but one of the Society in each session, examine the Treasurer's accounts; and shall, at the last meeting, present a statement of the whole income and expenditure of the Society since last balance. It shall, in addition to making arrangements for the ordinary business of the Society, appoint Committees for Specific Investigations at the close of each ses- sion, the Conveners of which shall report progress at the ordinary meetings of the Society during the follow- ing session. DIPLOMAS. Diplomas may be granted to Ordinary and Honorary Members. No Member who shall not have paid all his contribu- tions, shall be entitled to receive a diploma. The sum of Ten Shillings and Sixpence shall be paid to the President in the chair, when the petition for a diploma is sustained ; but diplomas to Honorary Mem- bers shall be granted, exempt from all fees.