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five to be elected in any one year. No subscription or other
payment shall be required from the Honorary Members.
Compounding
for
Subscription.
IX.—Any Ordinary Member may compound for his or her
Annual Subscription by a single payment of £5 5s.: all such
sums to be dealt with in such manner as the Council shall
think fit.
Privileges of
Members.
X.—Every Member, whether Ordinary or Honorary, shall
have the privilege of attending all the Annual, Ordinary and
Field Meetings of the Club, and of introducing one visitor at
any such Meeting (who shall enter his or her name, with
that of the Member by whom he or she is introduced,
in a book kept for that purpose), and shall be entitled
to receive a copy of all publications of the Club during his
or her membership, and to the use of the Library and
Museum in accordance with the regulations.
Resignation
of Members.
XI.—Members wishing to resign at the termination of any
year are required to inform the Secretary, in writing, of
their intention to do so, on or before the first day of
November in that year.
Meetings.
XII.—No fewer than eight Ordinary Meetings of the Club
shall be held in each year, at such places and at such times
as the Council may appoint; the Council shall also have
power to appoint Bye-meetings for study or other purposes.
Field Meetings shall also be held at such places and times as
the Council may direct.
Field
Meetings.
Business at XIII.—At the Ordinary Meetings the following business
Ordinary shall be transacted:—The Minutes of the last Meeting shall
Meetings. be read, and, if approved, confirmed; contributions to the
Club since the last Meeting announced, and, if consisting of
anything but money, exhibited ; Certificates for new Members
read; Ballots for new Members taken ; specimens exhibited,
and remarks made on the same ; communications and papers
read and discussed, and any other business which the Chair-
man or Secretary may think it desirable to bring before the