AMENDMENTS OF THE BY-LAWS OF THE J ittnosactjuattfici jWetrical SocUts, WITH A CORRECTED LIST OF FELLOWS. JUNE, 1 837. BOSTON: PRESS OF JOHN PUTNAM. 1837. AMENDMENTS, &c. The Committee on Publications were instructed, by a vote of the Counsellors, to publish the Amendments of the By-Laws which have been adopted since 1832, with a. corrected list of the Fellows of the Society. The following sections of the Revised Statutes supercede the acts of 1818 and 1819, regulating the practice of physic and surgery. PART I. CHAPTER XXII. Section 2. The Counsellors of said society at their first meeting, in every year, after the annual meeting of the society, shall appoint not less than twenty censors or examiners, from among the fellows of said society, to wit: five in each of the districts mentioned in the following section; and the five in each of said districts, respectively, shall constitute a separate board of censors. Section 3. For the purpose aforesaid, the state shall be divided into four districts, to be entitled, re- 4 spectively, the first, second, third, and fourth medical districts 5 and the first medical district shall include the counties of Suffolk, Essex, Middlesex, Norfolk, Bristol, Plymouth, Barnstable, Duke’s county, and Nantucket 5 the second district shall include the coun- ty of Worcester 5 the third district shall include the counties of Franklin, Hampden, and Hampshire 5 and the fourth district shall include the county of Berk- shire 5 the meetings of the censors shall be held in these districts, respectively, in such places, and at such stated periods, as the Counsellors of the society may direct, and the said Counsellors shall be au- thorized to subdivide or alter any of the said districts, and to make new districts and appoint censors therein, whenever the public good may seem to require it. Section 4. The said censors, at their stated meetings in each of the said districts, shall examine all who shall offer themselves to be approved as prac- tising physicians or surgeons, who have received such an education, as is or may be, from time to time, prescribed by the regulations of said society, and who are duly qualified as candidates for such exam- ination ; and every candidate who shall be approved by the censors, shall be entitled to letters testimonial, under their hands, of their approbation and of their license to practise physic or surgery, or both ; which letters shall also be sealed with the seal of the society, and shall be signed by the president and secretary thereof. Section 5. If the said censors shall unreasona- bly refuse to examine any person, who is duly quali- fied for such examination, they shall severally forfeit 5 a sum not exceeding four hundred dollars, to be re- covered by such candidate to his own use. Section 6. No person shall be entitled to his letters of license, until he shall pay such reasonable fees, as shall be established by the society to be paid for such examination and letters of license. Section 7. When any person who has been ed- ucated to the practice of physic or surgery, in any place out of this state, and who has come into this state to pursue the same, shall present himself to either of the said boards of censors as a candidate for their approbation or license, if they are satisfied that he has received an education equivalent to that pre- scribed by the regulations, which have been or may be established by said society, and that he has been duly examined and approved by some competent authority, they may license him to practice physic or surgery, or both, as the case may be, without subject- ing him to a new examination. Section S. Every person who has been licensed to practice physic or surgery, since the year one thousand eight hundred and eighteen, or who shall hereafter be so licensed, shall deposite a copy of his license with the clerk of the town, in which such li- centiate may reside; and the said clerk shall file in his office, such copy attested by him, with his certifi- cate thereon of the time when the same was so de- posited; for which he shall receive from the licentiate the sum of fifty cents. Section 9. Any physician or surgeon, duly qual- ified according to the law of this Commonwealth, or any medical student, under the authority of any such 6 physician, may have in his possession human dead bodies, or the parts thereof, for the purpose of anato- mical inquiry or instruction. [An Act in addition to An Act to incorporate the Berkshire Medical Institution.] Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentatives, in General Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows : Section 1. All medical degrees conferred upon the Students in the Medical Institution, may be con- ferred by the President, Trustees and Faculty, under the same rules and restrictions as are adopted and recognized, in conferring degrees of the same nature by Harvard College. Section 2. Any person who shall be graduated a doctor in medicine, in the Berkshire Medical Insti- tution, shall be entitled to all the rights, privileges, and immunities granted to the medical graduates of Harvard College. Section 3. There shall be a board of Overseers of the said Berkshire Medical Institution, which shall consist of the Trustees of the said Institution, the President and Secretaries of the Massachusetts Med- ical Society, the Senators of the Commonwealth from the four Western districts thereof, for the time, ex officio, and the following persons and their successors to be chosen as hereinafter provided, to wit, Edivard A. JVewton, Julius Rockwell, and Robert Campbell of Pittsfield, Charles Sedgwick and George I. Tucker of Lenox, Henry L. Sabin of Williamstown, Asa 7 G. Welch of Lee, James C. Alvord of Greenfield, Thomas Longley of Hawley, Solomon Reed of Rowe, Elisha Leffingwell of Montague, Joseph II. Flint and Elisha Mather of Northampton, Elisha Edwards of Southampton, Gardiner Dorrance of Amherst, George Ashman of Springfield, and William G. Bates of Westfield ; which board shall meet each year at the Annual Commencement of the said In- stitution, and at such other times, and upon such no- tice as they may prescribe, and ten members of said board shall constitute a quorum. Section 4. The said board of Overseers shall have the same power and authority in relation to said Institution as belong to the Overseers of Harvard Col- lege in relation to the said College; and any vacancy that may occur therein, by the death or resignation of members, not designated by their office, shall be filled at any legal meeting thereof by the board; pro- vided, that in such election, the Trustees of said In- stitution shall not be entitled to vote. Section 5. The Legislature shall have the pow- er at any time to alter or repeal this Act. Section 6. An Act in addition to u an Act reg- ulating the practice of Physic and Surgery,” ap- proved by the Governor on the twenty-first day of February, in the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-four, is hereby repealed. [This Act passed April 1, 1837.] 8 AMENDMENTS OF THE BY-LAWS. By-law I has been altered so as to change the time of the Annual Meeting from the “ first Wednesday in June,” to the “last Wednesday in May.” In conformity with this alteration, the 10th By-law is amended by striking out the words “in June,” in the clause which fixes the time for the first annual meeting of the counsellors ; and the 13th so as to read “ At the first stated meeting of the counsellors every year they shall choose,” &c. The 44th By-law is also, in consequence, altered in the first paragraph, so as to require the treasurer of the society, “in the first week of May annually,” to transmit to each treasurer of a district society, a list of all assessments which will be due from the members of said district society, “on the last Wednesday of said month;” and in the second paragraph the treasurer of the district society is required to collect the assessments “ as soon as may be after the annual meeting.” By-law II is amended by inserting at the beginning of the second paragraph, the words, “ The counsellors shall be elected from among the fellows of the society.” 9 By-law VIII is amended by adding the words, “From and after this annual meeting, (1S36,) per- sons entering on the practice of dental surgery, shall be regarded like other practitioners of medicine or surgery, so that the eighth by-law shall be applied to them 5 provided, however, that the same shall not be applied to those persons who are already known as dentists.” By-laws VIII and LIII are amended by inserting, after the words “ doctor in medicine of Harvard University,” in each, the words, “or of the Berkshire Medical Institution.” In like manner, in the 17th Order, after the words “Harvard University,” in each of the three places in which they occur, the words, “ and of the Berkshire Medical Institution,” are inserted. By-Law XXIV is stricken out, and the following adopted in its stead : XXIV. The records of the society, and of the counsellors, shall be produced at every anniversary meeting of the society and placed by the secretaries in some convenient place for the inspection of such of the fellows as are desirous of consulting them; and at all other times, it shall be the duty of the several secretaries, to grant every reasonable indulgence to every fellow of this society, who may wish to exam- ine the records. 10 The following new by-law has been adopted ; LYI. If any licentiate of this society, or Doctor of Medicine, graduated either at Harvard University or at the Berkshire Medical Institution, shall neglect to obtain admission as a fellow of this society accor- ding to the method of the 53d by-law, for one year after he is entitled to the same, he shall be deemed an irregular practitioner: nor shall he afterward be ad- mitted as a fellow of the society, unless he make a representation of his case in writing to the counsellors, and satisfy them that he has had good reasons for not pursuing the steps necessary for his admission as a fel- low, within the time above specified. In every such case, the counsellors shall decide by vote whether the reasons are, or are not, satisfactory, and the result shall be communicated to the applicant by the corres- ponding secretary $ whereupon, if the result be fa- vorable to the applicant, and he sign the by-laws, according to the 53d by-law, within three months, he shall be admitted as a fellow, and not otherwise. The following new Order of the counsellors has also been passed by the society : 7. No candidate for election as a fellow of this society shall be finally balloted for by the counsel- lors at any meeting except at the first stated meeting of the counsellors; unless there be present at the time of balloting at least one. counsellor from the county where the candidate resides, or there be furnished a written recommendation that he be elected, from a counsellor of the same county. FELLOWS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY. •Nathaniel W. Appleton, Boston •Israel Atherton, Lancaster •Samuel Adams, Boston •Nathaniel Ames, Dedham Samuel Adams, Boston •Israel Allen, Sterling •Benjamin Adams, Lijnnjield •Peter Adams, Stoughton •William Aspinwall, jr, Brookline tSilas Allen, Leominster •Luther Allen, Sterling Ebenezer Alden, Randolph Ebenezer Ames, East Sudbury tJason Ayers, Truro Willard Arms, Northjield Benjamin Austin, JYewton •Helaz Alvord, Montague John Andrews, Wendell Zabdiel B. Adams, Boston Edwin Adams, Boston Samuel Alden, Bridgewater Horatio Adams, Waltham John Atkinson, Newburyport John Appleton, Gloucester Benjamin Atkinson, Jhnesbury Andrew Alexander, Boston Joseph C. Ayer, Boston Frederick Allen, West Roxbury * Dead. t Retired. t Removed out of the Commonwealth, 12 * William Bay lies, Dighton #James Brickett, Haverhill #Joshua Barker, Hihgham *John Brooks, Medford—Pres. #Josiah Bartlett, Charlestown John Bartlett, Hoxbunj *Thomas Babbit, Brookfield *Hugo Burghardt, Richmond Bradstreet, Neivburyport *Samuel Brown, Boston ■[Amos Bancroft, Groton J William Buel, Litchfield, Conn. #Oliver Brewster, Becket *Peter Bryant, Cummington Jesse Bigelow, Granville *Asa Bullard, Boston ■[Gideon Barstow, Salem George Bates, Boston *Horace Bean, Boston Josiah Bachelder, Provincclown Stephen Bachelder, Jloyalston *Philip Bryant, jBridgewater Calvin Briggs, Marblehead fBenjamin Billings, Mansfield Thomas Bucklin, IJopkinton *Asa Burbank, Albany, JV*. Y. Nathaniel Bemis, Watertown * Anson Bates, Barre *Eliot Beckworth, Hardwick *Henry Bagg, Princeton Jacob Bigelow, Boston John B. Brown, Boston *Asa Buckman, Boston *Samuel Barstow, Great Barrington JAsahel Bennett, Auburn, JY. Y. Erastus Beach, Sandisfield "[Arteinas Bullard, Sutton Ephraim Buck, Boston Stephen Bates, Greenfield Parley Barton, Orange ■[Stephen Ball, JYorthborough Bossuet, Boston Hubbard Bartlett, Lee *Caleb Boutelle, Plymouth JIra Bryant, Williams Bradford, Boston Reuben Bell, Hadley Samuel Bugbee, Wrentham 13 *Daniel Brigham, Marlborough Artemas Brown, Medway Joseph Bullard, Southborough JJohn S. Bartlett, New York Silas Brown, Wilmington ■[Asaph Byam, Westford William Bridgman, Belchertown ■[Oliver Bliss, Longmeadow fLeavit Bates, Norton ■[Gamaliel Bradford, Boston *William Ballard, Framingham Josiah Bartlett, Concord Thomas Boulton, Egremont George Baker, Cambridgeport John M. Brewster, Lenox Erastus H. Bartlett, Duxbtiry John K. Briggs, Walpole Thomas R. Boutelle, Leominster John Brooks, Barnardston Benjamin Barrett, Northampton Wyatt C. Boyden, Beverly Sewall G. Burnap, Hollislon JAmariah Brigham, Hartford, Cl. Henry Bartlett, Roxbury Thaddeus Brown, Billerica David Bemis, Springfield, (Chickopee.) Albert Jones Bellows, Salem George Bartlett, Boston Charles O. Barker, Lynn William B. Brown, Lynn fSylvanus Brown, John C. Bartlett, Chelmsford Elisha Bartlett, Loivell Lyman Bartlett, Netv Bedford Isaac Boyd, West Newbury Jonathan W. Bemis, Sandwich John S. Butler, Worcester Peleg Bradley, Dracut H. I, Bowditch, Boston Ira Barrows, Pawtucket Stephen Ball, jr. Worcester Lemuel W. Belden, Springfield Matthew B. Baker, Springfield William R. Bates, Charlemont Joel Burnett, Southborough William M. Benedict, Milbury Marcellus Bowen, Boston Artemas Z. Brown, Hubbardslon 14 George A. Bethune, Boston Amos B. Bancroft, Groton Nathan S. Babbitt, North Adams Curtis, Boston *John Cumming, Concord *David Cobb, Taunton fAbijah Cheever, Saugus *John G. Coffin, Boston Coffin, Gloucester Childs, Pittsfield |Charles Coffin, Newburyport *Nehemiah Cleaveland, Topsfield *Parker Cleaveland, Newbury IHezekiah Clark, "William Cutler, Hardicick fRobert Cutler, Amherst *James P. Chaplin, Cambridge Daniel Collins, Lenox Henry H. Childs, Pittsfield *Jonathan Crane, Bridgewater Reuben Champion, West Springfield *Isaac G. Cutler, Amherst *Eleazer Clapp, Boston Walter Channing, Boston *Samuel Clark, Boston fRufus Cowles, Amherst fChester Cowles, Granby ISamuel Church, Sunderland Samuel Clesson, New Salem JCaleb Chapin, New York Atherton Clark, Cummington Anthony Collamore, Pembroke *Ezekiel D. Cushing, Hanover |Job Clark, ~ Westfield Dennis Cooley, Deerfield Elijah W. Carpenter, Barnardslon Ebenezer Childs, Shelburne Shepard Clark, Hubbardston JCharles Culver, Jacob Corey, Slurbridge Edward L. Coffin, Lynn Hugh Cunningham, Shutesbury George Choate, Salem Nehemiah Cutter, Pepperell Aaron Cornish, Falmouth JJoseph Clark, Benjamin Cutter, Woburn 15 Benjamin Cox, jr. Salem George Cogswell, Bradford Charles Choate, Boston Nelson Carpenter, Warren Herraon Chandler, Stow Edward L. Cunningham, Boston Jesse Chickering, Boston P. Cooke, Boston Simon B. Carpenter, Dedham Calvin Carter, Lancaster Charles F. Chaplin, Cambridgeport Oliver S. Cressy, Hamilton Henry G. Clark, Boston Patrick P. Campbell, Lowell Daniel T. Coit., Boston Francis Clarke, Andover- Luther Clark, Boston Alonzo Chapin, Boston Charles Chase, Chelsea Elijah W. Carpenter, Upton *Samuel Danforth, Boston—Pres. *Aaron Dexter, Boston *Thomas Danforth, Boston *John Drury, Marblehead *John Dixwell, Boston fElihu Dwight, South Hadley *Simeon Dunbar, Bridgewater Oliver Dean, Medway |Benjamin Drury, Spencer Luke Dewey, West Stockbridge JJohn Delamatre, Fairfield, N Y. Theodore Dexter, Boston *Abijah Draper, Roxbury *James F. Dana, New York *Trumbull Dorrance, Pittsfield George B. Doane, Boston John C. Dalton, Lowell Christopher Dean, Colerain William B. Duggan, Quincy JEdward G. Davis, Philadelphia *Ebenezer Dale, Gloucester *Samuel Dodge, Wenham t Ed ward Dickinson, Philadelphia Dorr, New York Henry Dyer, Boston Edward G. Davenport, Boston E. E. Deniston, Northampton 16 [[William W. Dwight, Neiv York Kendall Davis, Reading Gardiner Dorrance, Amherst Henry A. Dewar, Boston Francis Dana, Boston Daniel W. Davis, Wellfieet ♦Shirley Erving, Boston ♦William Eustis, Boston JMoses H. Elliot, U. S. Army JJVIicah Eldridge, Nashua, N. II. George Estabrook, Holden |Hezekiah Eldridge, Brighton Calvin Ellis, Boston Walter N. Ellis, Rochester ♦John Frink, Rutland ♦Joshua Fisher, Beverly—Pres. ♦John Flagg, Lynn ♦Nathaniel Freeman, Sandivich ♦John Fleet, Boston ♦Oliver Fiske, Worcester ♦Noah Fearing, Bridgewater ♦John Field, Rutland John Frink, Rutland ♦Francis Foxcraft, Brookfield |Seth Field, Brookfield ♦Enoch Faulkner, Hamilton •[Austin Flint, Leicester •[Joseph Fiske, - Lexington ♦Daniel Fogg, Braintree James Foster, Rochester Noah Fyefield, Weymouth +Abel Fox, Savannah, Ga. ♦Josiah D. Foster, U. S. Army Joseph H. Flint, Northampton, Chandler Flagg, Marblehead, ♦Seth Forbes, Oakham ♦Andrew Foster, Roxbury ♦Thomas Foster, Cambridge ♦Joshua Frost, Springfield Amos Farnsworth, Groton Royal Fowler, Slockbridge Edward Flint, Leicester Josiah F. Flagg, Boston Timothy Fiske, Holliston Joshua B. Flint, Boston John Flint, Boston 17 Elisha P. Fearing, Nantucket John D. Fisher, Boston Edward Frost, Wayland William E. Foster, Boston Joseph J. Fales, Boston James B. Forsyth Sandwich Austin Flint, Northampton Joseph Farnum, Jr. Marblehead Samuel Fish, Boston Worham L. Fitch, Olis Gardner, Boston * William Gamage, Cambridge * James Gardner, Lynn *John Green, Worcester *Roland Gelston, Nantucket ■[Jacob Gates, Boston *Jones Godfrey, Taunton fHenry Gardner, Charleston *John Gorham, Boston *Joseph Gardner, Dorchester #William Gamage, Boston John Green, Worcester Daniel Green, Ward *Moses Gage, Boston David A. Grosvenor, Reading |Otis Goodman, South Hadley Jacob Goodwin, Reading *Josiah Goodhue, Hadley "fPeter Goodnow, Acton Daniel Gould, Malden William Gordon, Hingham *John F. Gardner, Ipswich Joshua Green, Groton John O. Green, Lowell Timothy Gordon, Plymouth John M. Grovesnor, Methuen Samuel Gregg, Medford Samuel Gates, Rutland Augustus A. Gould, Boston Abraham Gould, Jr. Malden John W. Graves, Lowell Martin Gay, Boston Levi B. Gale, Boston William Graves, Lowell James B. Gregerson, Boston Charles Gordon, Lowell Francis H. Gray, Boston 18 William A. Gordon, Taunton John H. Gushe, Raynham Lewis J. Glover, Boston Thomas Gray, Jr. Boston Henry B. C. Green, Boston John W. Gorham, Boston ♦Samuel Ilolten, Danvers ♦Edward A. Holyoke, Salem—Pres. ♦Ebenezer Hunt, Northampton ♦Abner Hersey, Barnstable ♦Lemuel Hayward, Boston fGad Hitchcock, Pembroke fJoseph Hunt, Concord ♦John Homans, Boston flsaac Hurd, Concord fAmos Holbrook, Milton ♦John C. Howard, Boston ♦Richard Hazeltine, Lynn Nathan Hayward, Plymouth ♦John Hay, Reading fJosiah Howe, Templeton ♦Abraham Haskell, Ashby fAbiel Heywood, Concord ♦Estes Howe, Belchertoivn fWilliam Holland, Belchertoivn Walter Hunnewell, Watertown ♦Samuel Hemmenway, Boston ■fAbraham Haskell, Jr. Asliby Jacob Holmes, Athol |John Hastings, Hatfield fDavid Hunt, Northampton ♦John Hart, Reading Hubbard, Salem ♦Abner Howe, Beverly ♦Guilford Hodges, Philipston Zadok Howe, Billerica George Hayward, Boston Uriah Hagar, Waltham Enoch Hale, Boston fWilliam Hooker, Westhampton Eli Hall, Blandford John Homans, Boston James Hewins, Medfield Loammi Harrington, Paxton IGeorge Hooker, Syracuse, N. Y. Israel Hildreth, Dracut Benjamin F. Heywood, Worcester 19 Amory Hunting, Franklin Rufus Hathaway, Duxbury Vincent Holcomb, Granville Levi W. Humphreys, Southwick James Holland, Westfield Benjamin W. Hildreth, Marlborough Charles T. Hildreth, Boston Luther M. Harris, Boxbury Thaddeus W. Harris, Cambridge Appleton Howe, Weymoutli I. Stearns Hurd, Charlestoivn Isaac Hodges, Jldams |Abishai Howard, Sturbridge ISamuel Hart, Syracuse, N. Y. Edward A. Holyoke, Salem Anson Hooker, East Cambridge Hiram Hosmer, Watertown Joshua H. Hayward, Boston John C, Hayden, Boston Ebenezer Hunt, Danvers Joseph F. Hill, Barnstable John C. Howard, Brookline Daniel Harwood, Boston Francis J. Higginson, Boston William G. Hanaford, Boston Josiah D. Hedge, Boston Samuel G. Howe, Boston tEdward W. Hook, Bangor Eliakim A. Holman, Harvard Erasmus D. Hamilton, Conway Oliver W. Holmes, Boston Robert Wm. Hooper, Boston Richard Herbert, Roivley George W. Hamilton, Conway Jacob Hayes, Boston William Ingalls, Princeton William Ingalls, Jr. Boston Herman B. Inches, Boston *Charles Jarvis, Boston *William Jackson, Boston James Jackson, Boston—Pres. fTimothy L. Jennison, Cambridge #John Jeffries, Boston *Horatio Jones, Stockbridge Benjamin James, Weston JDaniel James, Albany 20 1John James, Albany Jonathan G. Johnson, JYewburyport #Asa Jones, Spencer Samuel Johnson, Salem Bela B. Jones, Southampton Elisha James, Sciluat« Artemas Johnson, Seekonk John Jeffries, Boston JJohn Jennison Canton, China John B. S. Jackson, Boston Edward Jarvis, Concord Charles T. Jackson, Boston Nathan Jones, Wenham #Thomas Kast, Boston *Giles C. Kellogg, Hadley *William Kneeland, Cambridge—Pres. *Thomas Kittredge, Andover ■{■John B. Kittredge, Framingham Pearson Kendall Sterling #Jacob Kittredge, Billerica Joseph Kittredge, Andover *Ashbel Kidder, Sudbury *Seth Knowlton, Shreivsbury Aaron King, Palmer *Samuel Kingsbury, Springfield #Francis Kittredge, Woburn ■[Moses Kidder, Ashby Henry Kittredge, Tewksbury Gideon Kibbee, Wilbraham Pierson T. Kendall, Sterling Paul Kittredge, Littleton •[Ingalls Kittredge, Beverly Nathan C. Keep, Boston Ingalls Kittredge, Jr. Beverly Benjamin Kittredge, Salem Josiah Kittredge, Boston Theodore Kittredge, Waltham Addison Knight, Leicester Solomon Keep, Boston *John Linn, Boston *James Lloyd, Boston *Lewis Le Prilette, Roxbury *Moses Little, Salem *Eldad Lewis, Lenox •[Jonathan Leonard, Sandwich William Lamb, Grafton 21 *Abraham Lowe, JLshburnham *Levi Lincoln, Hingham Lemuel Le Baron, Rochester Seth Lathrop, West Springfield Dan Lamb, Charlton * Joseph Lovell, Washington, D. C. Joel Lyon, Gill George Leonard, Taunton Rufus Longley, Haverhill Winslow Lewis, jr. Boston Ivory H. Lucas, Edgarton Jonathan Leonard, jr. Boston *John Lummus, Lynn #George W. Lane, Boston J. T. Gilman Leach, Lowell Giles H. Lodge, Boston Ezekiel W. Leach, Boston Watson Loud, Hadley *Thomas G. Lee, Charlestown *Samuel Mather, Westfield *Thaddeus McCarty, Worcester Mayhew, Edgarton #James Mann, JYew York #Joseph Manning, Gloucester Munroe, Sidton fThomas Manning, Ipswich *Asa Miles, Westminster Nathaniel Miller, Franklin *Wareham Mather, Northampton Macomber, Marshfield JReuben D. Mussey, Hanover, JY. H. *Samuel Manning, Cambridge, flsaac Mulliken, Toivnsend Caleb Miller, Rehobolh fPaul R. Metcalf, Wrenlham Moore, Eaton, N. Y. Calvin Martin, Seekonk *James McFarland, Rutland Peter Mackie, Wareham William B. Mason, Dartmouth Andrew Mackie, JYew Bedford Elisha Mather, JYorthampton Silas Marshall, Templeton ■flsaac W. Mulliken, Stow Julius S. Mayhew, JYtio Bedford Joseph W. McKean, Boston Samuel Morrill, Boston 22 John G. Metcalf, Mendon Jonas A. Marshall, Fitchburgh Lawson Mirick, Brookfield John M. Moriarty, Salem Royal A. Meriam, Marblehead George Mansfield, Waltham David Mighill, Rowley Zalmar Mallary, Easthampton Alexander Le Baron Monroe, Sutton Julius H. Morse, Charlestown Joseph Moriarty, Boston *John H. Manning, Ipswich Moody Mansur, Lowell #Samuel Nye, Salisbury Andrew Nichols, Danvers Jonathan Newell, Stoiv JNathai iel j\iles, Paris, France Paul L. Nichols, Kingston JReuben Nims, Vl. John Nelson, Lexington Ezra Nichols, Middleton Josiah Noyes, Needham, Adams Nichols, Gloucester Francis V. Noyes, Neivburyport *Joseph Orne, Salem Osgood, Jlndover L. Oliver, Salem jCushing Otis, Scituate Hector Orr, Bridgewater Osgood, Salem Osgood, Gardner George Osgood, Danvers JJoseph O. Osgood, JDaniel Oliver, Hanover, N. H. David Osgood, Boston Benjamin Osgood, Westford George W. Otis, Boston Joseph Osgood, Danvers George Osborne, Danvers John Odin, jr. Boston Henry Orcutt, Westhampton *James Pecker, Boston Prescott, Groton #Charles Pynchon, Springfield |01iver Partridge, Stockbridge 23 ♦Oliver Prescott, Newburyport ♦Martin Phelps, Chester ♦Thomas Pickman, Salem ♦Abiel Pearson, Andover ♦Samuel Perry, New Bedford tWilliam Porter, Hadley JCyrus Perkins, New York, N. Y. Thomas I. Parker, Boston |Amariah Preston, Bedford ♦Samuel Prentiss, Barnardston fBenjamin Parker, Bradford fNathaniel Peabody, Salem ♦Charles Proctor, Westford Amos Parker, Bolton William Payson, Foxborough Nathaniel S. Prentiss, Roxbury ♦Edmund C. Peet, New Marlborough ♦Nathaniel Preston, Sheffield JFreeman Perry, Fairhaven, Indiana Alfred Perry, Stockbridge George Parkman, Boston JUsher Parsons, Providence, R. I. Daniel Porter, Wendell Abner Phelps, Boston AVilliam Parkhurst, Petersham Benjamin Pond, Westborough Gustavus D. Peck, Milford ♦Frederick A. Parker, Salem ♦John Pond, Mendon Abel L. Peirson, Salem ♦Silas Pierson, Westminster ♦Sylvanus Plympton, Woburn ♦Liscom Phillips, Adams Nathaniel Peirce, Ashburnham Moses Phelps, Hubbardston Alanson Porter, Williamstown ♦Thomas Phipps, Quincy Nathan Perry, North Bridgewater Thomas W. Parsons, Boston JSturgis Phinney, New York Augustus T. Parker, Shirley Henry Parker, Grafton Sylvanus Plympton, Cambridge Augustus Plympton, Woburn Leonard Proctor, Lexington Joseph Palmer, Boston Gardner M. Peck, Foxborough Henry C. Perkins, Newburyport 24 Charles G. Putnam, Boston *Ebenezer Parker, jr. Boston Addison S. Peck, Milford Daniel Perley, Boxford Ezra Palmer, jr. Boston Marshall S. Perry, Boston JMoses Porter, jr. Illinois William Prescott, Lynn Hervey N. Preston, Plymouth Orlando H. Partridge, Truro Alpheus Proctor, Boston John D. Pillsbury, Loxvell Joshua Porter, North Brookfield Jonathan C. Prescott, Concord John Porter, Buxbury Willard Parker, Pittsfield William F. Perry. Mansfield Warren Partridge, Holden Chester Parkhurst, Salem William D. Peck, Sterling; Enoch Pierce, Pittsfield Charles H. Pierce, Boston Daniel Parker, Billerica #Isaac Rand, Cambridge *Isaac Rand, Boston—Pres. *lsaac Rand, Boston #Tilley Rice, Brookfield *Abijah Richardson, Medway Peter G. Robbins, Roxbury John Randall, Boston JJohn Revere, Philadelphia Dean Robinson, Newbury Alexander Read, New Bedford Benjamin Rogers, Great Barringtoi Thomas Richmond, Westford Edward Reynolds, Boston Robbins, Boston George Russell, Lincoln Horatio Robinson, Salem Solon O. Richardson, South Reading Menzies R. Randall, Rehoboth Joseph Roby, Boston Samuel Rogers, jr. Boston Augustus Robbins, Harvard Martin Root, Neivbury Joseph Reynolds, Salem James W. Robbins, Uxbridge 25 Nathaniel Ruggles, Nantucket *Micajah Sawyer, Newburyport *John Sprague, Newburyport Stockbridge, Scituate *John B. Swett, Newburyport *John Sprague, Dedham *Marshall Spring, Watertoxvn #Nathaniel Saltonstall, Haverhill *Erastus Sargeant, Stockbridge * Samuel Savage, Barnstable * William Spooner, Boston * Foster Swift, U. S. Army ■[Charles L. Seeger, Northampton *Ezra Starkweather, Worthington Benjamin Shurtleff, Boston Sheldon, Williamsloion *Daniel Shiite, Hingham *Araos SpofFord, Rowley John Stone, Springfield *Peter Snow, Fitchburgh #Ebenezer Starr, Neivton Ephraim Stone, Harvard ■[Jonathan Shearer, Palmer * William Sheldon, Springfield ■[John Scammell, Bellingham George C. Shattuck, Boston—Pres. JThomas Sewall, Washington, D. C. Daniel Swan, Medford Ephraim Stone, Harvard Alpheus F. Stone, Greenfield Daniel Stone, Sharon *Luther Stearns, Medford Nathaniel Swift, Andover Jeremiah SpofFord, Bradford Joseph Sampson, Brewster Smith, jr. Ipsicicli Jeremy Stimpson, Dedham Thaddeus Spaulding, South Reading JJames H. Sargent, U. S. Army Caleb H. Stickney, Norwich John Starkweather, Upton Richard S. SpofFord, Newburyport JThomas Sears, Stillman Spaulding, Lexington ■[Thomas Sturtevant, Middleborough Paul Spooner, New Bedford Samuel A. ShurtlefF, Boston 26 Woodbridge Strong, Boston William Sweetser, Boston John M. Smith, Souihborough #Caleb H. Snow, Boston Jonathan Stone, Canton Benjamin Seabury, Boston John P. Spooner, Dorchester Jerome V. C. Smith, Boston #Robert B. Severance, Shelburne JLyndon A. Smith, Newark, N. J. Asa Story, Manchester Joseph Shed, Danvers Stephen H. Spaulding, Natick JMartin Spear, New York *Erastus Sargeant, Lee Samuel Smith, Williamstown Ebenezer Stone, Walpole Samuel Shaw, Plainfield *J. Greely Stevenson, Boston D. Humphreys Storer, Boston John Seabury, Chatham Paul Swift, Nantucket Jonathan Studley, Hanover John B. Stebbins, Boston Isaac P. Smith, Gloucester Paul Simpson, jr. Boston tMaltby Strong, Rochester, N. Y. Jeremiah Stone, Topsfield Frederick A. Sumner, Boston William F. Stevens, Stoneham Charles H. Stedman, Chelsea Joseph Stone, Hardwick Asa B. Snow, Boston -Caleb Swan, Easton Ambrose Seaton, Boston Benjamin F. Seabury, Chatham JSamuel B. Swett, New York George B. Swift, Milion Nathaniel B. Shurtleff, Boston Ezra Stephenson, Barnstable Benjamin Sheldon, Hatfield Nathaniel Smith, Colcrain George C. Shattuck, jr. Boston James S. Sullivan, Hopkinton, ('Union Village J Richard H. Salter, Boston Samuel Sawyer, Fairhaven Bertram C. Schuster, Boston Albert T. Smith, Boston 27 John Stevens, Charlestown James Aaron Stetson, Quincy George Stearns, Groton Simeon E. Strong, Ipswich ♦Cotton Tufts, Weymouth—Pres. ♦Simon Tufts, Medford ♦David Townsend, Boston ♦John D. Treadwell, Salem f James Thatcher, » Plymouth ♦Thomas Thaxter, Ilingham |Joseph Torrey, Salem Robert Thaxter, Dorchester Abraham R. Thompson, Charlestown ■fCalvin Thomas, Tyngsborough ♦William Towner, Williamstown fGridley Thaxter, Mington ♦Joshua Thomas, Boston ♦Grovesnor Tarbell, Lincoln ♦Calvin Tilden, Hanson ♦Daniel Thurber, Mendon ♦Samuel R. Trevett, U. S. JVavy ♦Platt B. Tyler, West Stockbridge Ezekiel Thaxter, Mington Solomon D. Townsend, Boston ♦Samuel Titus, Cambridgeport William H. Tyler, Lanesborough ♦Alexander Thayer, Boston Arad Thompson, Middleborough Amos Taylor, . Warwick Alexander Thomas, Boston Augustus Torrey, Beverly John G. Treadwell, Salem Thomas H. Thompson, Boston William Thornton, Grafton Francis Thomas, Scituate Nathaniel C. Towle, Lynn Edward T. Tremain, Lancaster Henry Tuck, Barnstable Charles Talbot, Manchester Philander H. Thomas, Hancock ♦Francis Vergnies, Newburyport Joseph W. Valentine, Charlestoivn ♦John Warren, Boston—Pres. ♦Thomas Welsh, Boston ♦Joseph Whipple, Boston 28 * William Whiting, Great Barrington *Thomas Williams, Roxbury *Henry Wells, Montague #Samuel Willard, Uxbridge *Ed\vard Wyer, Cambridge S. Williams, Deerfield John C. Warren, Boston—Pres. *George Ware, Dighlon *Tapley Wyeth, Sherburne *Elisha Whitney, Beverly John Walton, Pepperell Wells, Conway Rufus Wyman, Dorchester Woodbridge, Southampton Charles Worthington, Lenox JElias Weld, * Silas Wheelock, Shrewsbury fJohn Williams, Cambridgeport *Isaac Warren, Charlestown Timothy Wellington, West Cambridge Jonathan Wild, jr. Braintree Noah Whitman, Bridgewater Daniel Wardwell, Andover #Ely Wing, Leyden Thomas Whitcomb, Lexington Stephen W. Williams, Deerfield William J. Walker, Charlestown John Ware, Boston *Oren Wright, Pittsfield Joseph Warren, Middlefield Robert Worthington, Lenox George Willard, Uxbridge John W. Webster, Cambridge Charles W. Wilder, Leominster Lucius Wright, Westfield Jonathan Wales, jr. Randolph ■j'Leonard Williams, Chester William C. Whittredge, Neiv Bedford *Seth Washburn, Greenfield Asa G. Welch, Lee #George Wilkins, Holliston James M. Whittemore, Brighton Abel Wilder, Mendon #John D. Wells, Boston Charles Wild, Brookline Simon Whitney, Framingham JMalthus A. Ward, Illinois Jonathan Ware, Milton 29 Charles Walker, Boston William Workman, Worcester Abraham A. Watson, Boston Benjamin F. Wing, Boston James Wood, Boston Henry Willard, Provincetown Edward Warren, Boston * Albert Williams, Boston Isaac R. Worcester, Leicester Ebenezer Woodward, Quincy Henry A. Ward, Boston Francis A. Willard, Charlestown Charles M. Winship, Roxbury Jonathan F. Worcester, Salem Augustas Whiting, Haverhill Winslow Warren, Plymouth Phineas P. Wells, Roxbury Alfred Wood, Dighton Danforth Phipps White, Boston Samuel B. Woodward, Worcester John White, Westminster JSamuel Wigglesworth, Warren J. Whitney, Milton Abner B. Wheeler, Boston Nahum Washburn, Boston Charles Walker, Northampton J. Mason Warren, Boston John W. Warren, jr. Boston Henry G. Wiley, Boston Abel H. Wilder, Groton Bennett Wing, West Barnstable C. Minot Weld, Boston Samuel West, jr. JYew Bedford Jeffries Wyman, Boston John Harvey Wright, Northampton Samuel Young, Harvard Leroy M. Yale, Holmes Hole (Tisbury) HONORARY members. #Pardon Bowen, m. d. Providence, R. I. *Mason F. Cogswell, m. d. Hartford, Conn. Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. f. r. s. London, G. B. *Ammi R. Cutter, m. d. Portsmouth, JY. II. *Manasseh Cutler, ll. d. Hamilton, Ms. Duncan, m. d. Edinburs: John R. Farre, m. d. London, G. B. *John Feron, m. d. Lisle, France *Peter Green, m. d. Concord, N. H. Hopkins, a. m. Hartford, Conn. *David Hosack, m. d. f. r. s. JYetv York, JY. Y. George Jones, m. d. Savannah, Geo. *John Jones, m. d. JYew York, N. F. *Adam Kuhn, M. d. Philadelphia, Penn. Kollock, m. d. Savannah, Geo. *John C. Lettsom, m. d. London, G. B. McKnight, M. d. JYeiv York, JY. Y. *Edward Miller, m. d. JYeiv York, N. Y. *John Morgan, m. d. Philadelphia, Penn. *John Osborne, m. d. Middleton, Conn. Rush, m. d. Philadelphia, Penn. *William Shippen, M. r>. Philadelphia, Penn. 31 *Isaac Center, m. d. JYeivport, R. 1. ♦Nathan Smith, m. d. JYew Haven, Conn. ♦Samuel Tenney, m. d. Exeter, JY. H. ♦Benjamin Vaughan, m. d. ll. v. Hallowell, Me. ♦Elias Willard, m. d. Albany, JY. Y. ♦Caspar Wistar, m. d. Philadelphia, Penn. ♦Edward Wyer, a. m. Cambridge, Mass. Sir James Wylie, St. Petersburgh, Russia I. F. Daniel Lobstein, m.d. Strasburgh Nicholas Chervin, d. m. p. Paris J. Civiale, d. m. p. Paris J. Lisfranc, Paris ♦Professor T. Delpech, Montpelier, France Francis Boott, m. d. London Alexander H. Stevens, m. d. JYew York Cyrus Perkins, m. d. Mew York Thomas Hubbard, m. d. JYew Haven, Conn. Reuben D. Mussey, m. d. Hanover, JY. H. James H. Pierrepont, m. d. Portsmouth, JY. H. Matthias Spaulding, m. d. Amherst, JY. H. Thomas Fargues, m. d. Quebec Dr. Le Tessiere, Quebec Dr. J. Nelson, Montreal Dr. William Robertson, Montreal William Almon, m. d. Halifax, JY. S. M. De Ferman, Paris G. Andral, d. m. p. Paris Phillippe Charles A. Louis, D. M. p. Paris James Clarke, M. d. London J. P. Maunoir, m. d. Geneva Phillip S. Physick, m. d. Philadelphia Nathaniel Chapman, m. d. Philadelphia 32 Samuel Jackson, M. v. Philadelphia William E. Horner, m. d. Philadelphia Thomas T. Hewson, m. d. Philadelphia Robley Dunglinson, m. d. Philadelphia Valentine W. Motte, m. d. New York John Cheeseman, m. d. New York Edward JDelafield, m. d. Neiv York N athaniel Potter, m. d. Bal imore William Hall, m. d. Bcltimore Nathan R. Smith, m. d. Baltimore E. Geddings, m. d. Charleston, S. C. Benjamin B. Simons, m. d. Charleston, S. C. Joshua B. Whittredge, m. d. Charleston, S. C. John Holbrook, m. d. Charleston, S. C. Daniel Drake, m. d. Cincinnati, Ohio Benjamin W. Dudley, m. d. Lexington, Ky. Thomas Sewall, m. d. Washington, D. C. Daniel Oliver, m. d. Cambridge Benjamin Silliman, m. d. ll. d. JYew Haven, Conn. J. M. W. Picton, m. d. Neiv Orleans, La. Daniel Osgood, m. d. Havana, Cuba Charles Caldwell, m. d. Louisville, Ky. Henry Luxemburgh, m. d. Neiv Orleans Thomas Hodgkin, m. d. London James Stanley, Esq. London John Breen, Esq. Dublin Samuel P. Hildreth, m. d. Marietta, Ohio.