REGULATIONS and LAWS OF THE LYCEUM MEDICUM LONDINENSE. HELD AT MR. JOHN HUNTER’S LECTURE-ROOM, CASTLE-STREET, LEICESTER-SQUARE. LONDON; PRINTED BY JOHN RICHARDSON, PRINTER TO THE LYCEUM MEDICUM. 1794. Page 11, line 5, between the words and and from the following words are to be inserted — “ after the session subsequent to that “ in which his paper has been read,” [3] REGULATIONS. THE LYCEUM MEDICUM LONDINENSE, was instituted for the advancement of medical know- ledge, January 25, 1785, under the patronage of Dr. Fordyce and Mr. Hunter, when the following re- solutions were unanimously agreed to: I. No gentleman can be elected a member of the Society who is not a student or practitioner in some of the branches of medicine. II. The Society shall consist of honorary, corres- ponding, and ordinary members. III. The honorary members shall consist of teachers of the different branches of medicine in London; and shall be limited to fix in number. IV. The corresponding members shall consist of pub- lic teachers, and of physicians and surgeons to pub- lic charities. 4 REGULATIONS. V. The ordinary members shall be divided into three classes. The first class shall be composed of such gentle- men as have taken a degree in physic, are members of the surgeons or apothecaries company, or are established in practice in surgery, pharmacy, or chemistry. Members of the second class must have attended an hospital, one course of lectures on anatomy, and the practice of physic. The third class shall consist of those who have only entered upon a course of medical studies. VI. The members of the two first classes shall be re- quired to read to the Society, dissertations on some subject connected with medicine, in the order of their names upon the list. VII. The members of the third class shall have no vote in the Society; but when qualified, shall be considered as members of the second class. VIII. The members of the second class, when qualified, 5 REGULATOINS. shall, upon paying an additional half-guinea, be admitted as member of the first class. IX. The meetings of the Society, after the present session of 1793-4, shall be held at Dr. Baillie’s Theatre, in Windmill-street; and shall commence, annually, on the second Friday in October, and be continued on every succeeding Friday, until the beginning of May. X. At each meeting, the president shall take the chair at half past eight o’clock; and adjourn the Society precisely at eleven. XI. The business shall be conducted in the follow ing order: The minutes of the former meeting are to be read. The names of the members to be called over, and fines collected. Certificates, proposing new members, to be re- ceived and read. New members to be balloted for. Visitors to be introduced. The president shall then inquire for medical news. At half past nine the dissertation is to be read and discussed. 6 REGULATIONS. At five minutes before eleven the list of mem- bers is again to be called. XII. No business relative to the private concerns of the Society can be brought forward at the general meetings. An extraordinary meeting may be moved for at any time; specifying for what purpose such meeting is convened. If the motion be seconded and agreed to by a majority of the Society, the meeting shall take place on the succeeding Wednesday. Every motion made and seconded, unless with- drawn, must be entered on the minutes of the Soci- ety, with the names of those who have made and seconded it. Every member of the first class, after the dis- cussion of his paper, shall be exempted from wri- ting papers in future; and after the session subse- quent to that in which his paper has been read, from all fines for non-attendance. The author of every dissertation discussed in the Society, shall, within one month after its discussi- on, deposit a correct copy of it in the library, un- der the penalty of one guinea. Members of the first class who have not written dissertations, and the members of the second, are liable to the usual fines for absenting themselves from this meeting. [7] LAWS. PRESIDENTS. THE presidents are to be four in number; elected annually, by ballot, from the members of the first class, on the first Friday in November. The same persons are not eligible, as presidents, for two suc- cessive years. The presidents are to take the chair in rotation, according to seniority. In the absence of the president, for the evening, the next in order is to take the chair. If all the presidents are absent, the chair is to be taken by the senior member present. TREASURER. The president who shall have the greatest num- ber of votes as president, shall be treasurer for the year, and shall be responsible for the sums received. ADMISSION OF MEMBERS. The members of the Society are elected by ballot; and the approbation of two-thirds of the members present, is necessary for their admission. 8 LAWS. The candidates for each class are to be balloted for collectively; but, in case of a deficiency of suf- frages for either of the classes, each member of that class shall be balloted for separately. The name of any person desirous of becoming a member of the Society, is to be presented to the pre- sident, in a letter, signed by at least two members; and he is to be ballotted for at the second meeting subsequent to that on which he was proposed. Members proposed, are to have the liberty of be- ing introduced as visitors till ballotted for. Every member liable to fines is required to fur- nish the secretary with his address, and with every change of his address, under a penalty of five shil- lings. HONORARY AND CORRESPONDING MEMBERS. Honorary and corresponding members, have the privilege of attending the meetings of the Society. ORDINARY MEMBERS. Every ordinary member, upon his admission, af- ter subscribing his name to the regulations of the Society, and paying the admission fees, must be in- troduced in form to the president. Any member withdrawing his name from the books of the Society, cannot be re-admitted 9 LAWS. A member going into the country, must notify his intention to the secretary, otherwise he is liable to the ordinary penalties for non-attendance. VISITORS. The president for the evening shall have a power of introducing any number of visitors: the mem- ber, whose paper is under discussion, two; and every other member, one ; by delivering on the preceding evening the names of those whom they wish to introduce, in writing, to the president, during the private business. Tickets, with the vi- sitors’ name, signed by the president, are then to be given out; which must be produced by the vi- sitors on their admission, and their names read to the Society. On the first meeting of every session, every mem- ber may introduce a visitor without a ticket. No gentleman can be introduced, as a visitor, oftener than three times in a season, without the approbation of the Society. MEDICAL NEWS. Medical news is to consist of cases and observa- tions on any subject connected with medicine. All cases, and observations, which are sufficiently interesting, are to be entered, in a book kept for that purpose, by the secretary. C 10 LAWS. The Society shall appoint a committee to exa- mine the cases and observations upon their mi- nutes, with a power to send such as they think proper to Dr. Simmons, to be published in his pe- riodical medical work, entitled Medical Facts and Observations; with an official letter from the se- cretary; the authors giving their consent. PAPERS, May be written on any subject connected with medicine, which has not been previously treated of during that season. Each author must inform the president of the subject which he has chosen, a fort- night, at least, before the paper is given in. Each dissertation is to be read by the author, im- mediately after the medical news, on the evening in which it is presented; and on the ensuing evening by the president, in order to be discussed; provided that the discussion of the former paper be finished, and the author present. No paper can be discussed in the absence of the author. There shall be always two papers before the So- ciety, for discussion. If the author of the paper under discussion is unable to attend his duty in the Society, he shall endeavour to procure the next member, whose pa- per has been read, to attend in his stead; but if 11 LAWS. they are both absent, the former becomes liable to a fine of five shillings. Every member of the first class, after the discus- sion, of his paper, shall be exempted from writing paper in future, and from all fines for non-atten- dance. The author of every dissertation discussed in the Society, shall deposit a correct copy of it in the li- brary, under the penalty of one guinea, within one month after its discussion. COMMITTEES. The presidents for the time being, and those of the preceding year, shall constitute a standing com- mittee, for the purpose of auditing the treasurer’s accounts, managing the funds, regulating the li- brary of the Society; any three of whom may act. To constitute an extraordinary committee on any private business, it is necessary that one president, two members of the first, and four, either of the first or of the second class, should be present. Committees are open to all members. SECRETARY. The secretary shall be annually elected by ballot, at the time of the election of presidents: he shall have a salary of £10 per annum; and during his 12 LAWS. office shall not be considered as a member of the Society. In the absence of the secretary, any member of the second class may be appointed, by the presi- dent, to perform his duty for that meeting. FEES OF ADMISSION. Gentlemen admitted into the first class are to pay one guinea upon their admission. Gentlemen admitted into the second and third classes are to pay half a guinea; and, when receiv- ed into the first class, are to pay an additional half-guinea. All members, elected into the Society, are to sign the obligation-book, pay the admission fees, and be introduced to the president within the four first meetings after their election; unless a further time is allowed, upon an application being made to the Society, in failure of which they shall not be con- sidered as a member of the Society. FINES. The president who is absent on the night when he should take the chair, shall be fined half a crown, unless he has procured another president to supply his place. 13 LAWS. All ordinary members who are absent when their names are called, shall be fined sixpence, and no excuse shall be admitted. All members who leave the Society before eleven o’clock, without first publicly asking and obtaining leave of the presi- dent, shall be fined sixpence. No more than six can have leave to withdraw on the same evening. Members who do not deliver in their papers at the appointed time, are, for the first omission, to be fined five shillings; if they should neglect to deliver it at the next meeting, to be fined ten shillings; at the next again, twenty shillings; and if the same neglect shall happen at the fourth meeting, to be expelled. The secretary neglecting to attend any meeting of the Society, or any committee, is to be fined one shilling, unless he assigns a reason which shall be deemed sufficient by a majority of the Society. The president shall have a discretionary power of fining any member for irregularity. All disputes concerning fines shall be referred to, and settled at the next extraordinary meeting. Such members as refuse to comply with the laws of the Society, or omit paying their fines for three months successively, having official information of such omission from the secretary, are to be expelled. [15] REGULATIONS FOR THE PRIZE MEDAL. I. THE patrons of the Society shall annually pro- pose a medical or philosophical subject or question, on which every member shall be permitted to give in a dissertation. II. The author of the most approved dissertation shall be rewarded with a gold medal, value five guineas. III. The merits of the paper shall be determined, and the prize adjudged by a committee, consisting of the six honorary members of the Society. IV. The Prize shall be publicly delivered to the suc- cessful candidate, by one of the patrons of the So- ciety, on the first meeting in January. 16 PRIZE MEDAL. V. The dissertations, which are to be written in English, but not in the author’s hand, shall be de- livered to the secretary of the Society, on or before the first of November. VI. Each candidate must inscribe his dissertation with a motto, transmitting along with it a sealed letter, bearing the same motto, and containing his name and address, in order that the names of the authors may remain concealed till the prize is ad- judged, and the names of all, except the successful candidate, remain unknown, by the dissertation, and letter, which is unopened, being laid aside till called for, or totally destroyed, according to the desire of the writer. [17] THESIS FOR THE PRIZE MEDAL. FOR THE YEAR 1787. “THE Properties of Pus; particularly those Which distinguish it from other substances: The Cases in which it is formed: The Time it’s For- mation requires; and the Effects it has upon the Body.” FOR THE YEAR 1788. “In what Manner are Cavities, whether formed by Suppuration, Wounds, or otherwise filled up? What are the appearances of their filling up pro- perly? In what Manner is the new Skin formed? What are the Symptoms of its forming properly? In what Cases, and in what manner are the Parts, which were destroyed, restored?” FOR THE YEAR 1789. “It is known that Bile consists of Water united with a Matter which is solid; if the Water is eva- porated from it by gentle Heat, and that the solid D 18 THESIS. Part consists of a Substance similar to a vegetable Resin united with another substance; What is that other Substance; and what Effect has it in the Di- gestion, or otherwise, on the Constitution? FOR THE YEAR 1790. "The Nature and Properties of the Fluid which is exhaled from the external Surface of a living Animal-Body, called Perspiration; and the Ad- vantages the Constitution derives from it’s Re- moval?” FOR THE YEAR 1791. "Is the bitter Part of Peruvian Bark different in its Qualities from the bitter Part of Gentian, Wormwood, and other Vegetables having the Power of strengthening the System. If the Bitter be the same in all these, does it differ from astringent Matter, such as is found in Oak-bark, Tormen- tel, and such other Plants as contain astringent Juices; and what are the various Effects of all these Substances in Medicine?” FOR THE YEAR 1792. “The best Mode of treating compound Frac- tures, according to the Injury done to the Limb.” 19 THESIS. FOR THE YEAR 1793. “What are the Experiments and Observations which show whether Medicines thrown into the Stomach act on different Parts of the Body, with- out being carried to these Parts? Or, whether a Medicine must be carried in Substance to the Parts on which it produces an Effect?” FOR THE YEAR 1794. “In what Cases are Vapours preternaturally Contained in the Cavities of the body; and what Vapours are found in a preternatural State in the different Cavities?” [21] REGULATIONS FOR THE LIBRARY. I. No volume is allowed to be taken out of the li- brary, without an equivalent sum of money for the whole set being deposited; the librarian being ac- countable for all the books entrusted to his charge. II. The books are to be borrowed from the librarian, and returned into the library, during the winter, on Friday evening only, from eight o’clock till half past eight; and in the summer, at such times as are de- termined upon at the last meeting of the season. III. Folios and quartos may be kept a fortnight; all other books only a week. Any member wishing to keep a book longer than the time allowed, must make an application to the librarian for that purpose; which cannot be com- 22 LIBRARY. plied with, should any other member wish to have the same book. IV. If any book be materially injured, it must be re- placed, or the deposit forfeited. [23] CATALOGUE OF BOOKS BELONGING TO THE LYCEUM MEDICUM LONDINENSE. FOLIO. ALBINUS'S Tables. Lond. 1749. Avicennæ Opera. Venet. 1608. Bidlow’s Anatomy. Amst. 1685. Presented by Mr. Home. Cyclopædia, 4 Vols. and 1 Plates. Lond. 1786. Pres. by the Patrons. Collins’s System of Anatomy, 2 Vols. Lond. 1685. Pres. by Mr. Franks. Denman’s (Dr.) Collection of Engravings, tending to illustrate the Generation and Parturition of Animals, and of the Human Species, 2 Parts. Lond. 1787. Pres. by the Author. Diascorides Opera, 1598. Eustachius’s Tables. Lond. 1743. Freindi Opera omnia Medica. Lond. 1733. Galeni Opera, 5 Vols. Venet. 1565. Gassendi Opera, 6 Vols. Lugd. 1658. Pres. by Dr Crighton. 24 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. Hippocratis Opera, 2 Vols. Genev. 1672. Hoffmanni Opera, 6 Vols. Genev. 1761. Hunters (Dr.) Gravid Uterus. Birming. 1774. Morgagni de Sedibus Morborum. Venet. 1761. Parey’s Works. Lond. 1649. Vetinum Medicorum Chirurgica et Ant. Cocchio. Florent. 1754. QUARTO. Cruikshank’s (Mr.) Anatomy of the absorbing Sys- tem. Lond. 1786. Pres. by the Author. Halleri Disputationes Medicæ, 5 Vols. Lausan. 1755 - Opera Minora, 3 Vols. Lausan. 1736. - Bibliotheca Botanica, 2 Vols. Lond, 1771. Haller’s Physiology, 8 Vols. Lausan. 1757. Harvey’s Works, 2 Vols. Lond. 1766. Heister’s Surgery, 7th Edit. Lond. 1759. Hunter’s (Dr.) Medical Commentaries, 2d Edit. Lond. 1777. - Introductory Lecture. Lond. 1784. - (Mr.) on the Teeth, 2d Edit. Lond. 1778. Pres. by Mr. Hunter. - three Papers, printed in the Philosopical Transactions for 1784. Pref. by Mr. Hunter. Hunter’s (Mr.) Observations on certain Parts of the Animal Œconomy. Lond. 1786. Pres. by the Author. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. 25 Horatianus (Octavus). Argent. 1532. Lewis's Materia Medica, 3d Edit. Lond. 1784. Lord Bacon's Works, 5 Vols. Lond. 1778. Memoirs de l'Academic d'Chirurgie, 5 Vols. Par- is, 1761. Monro's (sen.) Works. Edin. 1781. Pott's Works. Lond. 1775. Pres.hy Mr. Houlston. Taliacotic Chirurgie. Venet. 1597. Vanswieten's Commentaries, 5 Vols. Paris, 1747. Winslow's Anatomy, 3d. Edit. Lond. 1749. Whytt's Medical Works. Edin. 1768. OCTAVO. Bell's Surgery, 5 Vols. 2d Edit. Edin. 1786. Bergman's Chemical Essays, 2 Vols. Lond. 1784. - Elective Attractions. Lond. 1785. - Sciagraphia. Lond. 1783 Buffon's Natural History. By Smellie, 9 Vols. 2d Edit. Lond. 1785. Blane on the Diseases of Seamen. Lond. 1785. Cavello's Medical Electricity. 2d Edit. Lond. 1781. Clarke (Dr.) on Midwifery. Cullon's First Lines, 4 Vols. 4th Edit. Edin. 1784. - Nosologia, 2 Vols. - Institution of Medicine. 3d Edit. Edin. 1785. Cullen on Cold. E 26 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. Cullen's Letter to Lord Cathcart, Lond. 1776. Celsus. Coleman on suspended Animation. Discours prononcé aux Ecoles de Médécine pour l'ouverture solomnelle des Ecoles de Chirurgie. Paris, 1778. Pres. by Dr. Andry. Duncan's Medical Commentaries, 6 Vols. Denman on Midwifery. Lond. 1787. Edinburgh Medical Essays, 6 Vols. Fordyce's (Dr.) Elements of Agriculture, 3d Edit. Lond. 1779. Pres. by the Author. - Practice of Physick, 5th Edit. Lond. 1784. Ferri's Essays on Milk. Pres. by the Author. Gaubii Institutiones Pathologiæ Medicinalis. Leid. 1763. Home on the Efficacy and Innocency of Solvents. Lond. 1783. Houlston's (Dr.) Observations on Poisons. Lond. 1784. Pres. by Mr. Houlston. Huxham de Aere, 2 Vols. Lond. 1773. Joannis Brunonis Elementa Medicinæ, 2 Vols. Edin. 1784. Pres. by Mr. Murray. Jackson on Medical Sympathy, 2d Edit. Lond. 1787. Pres. by the Author. Jamieson on Diluents. Pres. by the Author. Locke on Human Understanding, 2 Vols. 17th Edit. Lond. 1775. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. 27 Lind on the Diseases of Hot Climates, 2d Edit. - on Seamen's Diseases. Lond. 1774. - on the Scurvy, 3d Edit. Lond. 1772. Lond. 1771. Macquier's Chemistry, 2V. 4th Edit. Lond. 1787. Mead's Works. Edin. 1775. Medical Transactions, 3 Vols. Lond. 1785. Medical Observations, 6 Vols. Lond. 1757 to 84. Moffat's Aretæus. Lond. Osborn's Midwifery. Lond. 1792. Pres. by the Author. Priestly on Air, 3 Vol. Lond, 1777. Priestly's Natural Philosophy, 3 Vols, Birm. 1781. Pringle's Six Discourses. Lond. 1783. - Diseases of the Army, 2d Edit. Lond. 1753. Pres. by Mr. Home. Richter on the Cataract. Lond. 1791. Pres. by Dr. Crichton. Roedererii Elementa artis Obstetriciæ. Gothin. 1766. Sydenham's Works. Lugdem. 1754. Skete on the Use of Bark. Lond. 1791. Pres. by the Author. Transactions of a Society for the Improvement of medical and chirurgical Knowledge. Lond. 1792. Pres. by the Society. Van Swietens Commentaries, 8 Vols. Lond. 1744. 28 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. Wiseman’s Surgery, 2 Vols. 6th Edit. Lond. 1734, Zimmerman on Experience in Physic, 2 Vols. Lond. 1792. DUODECIMO. Black’s (Dr.) Experiments on Magnesia Alba, &c. to which is added, Cullen on Cold. Edin. 1782. Boerhaavii Prelectiones. Ed. A. Haller, 7 Vols. Gothin. 1743. Beaumé’s Manual of Chemistry, 2d Edit. War- ring. 1786. Matiere Medicale, 3 Vols. Paris, 1770. Recherches sur la Rage. Paris, 1780 Pres. by Dr. Andry. PAPERS, THESIS, &c. Andry sur la Mélancholié. Baillie’s (Dr.) Account of a particular Change of Structure in the human Ovarium. Baillie’s (Dr.) Account of the remarkable Trans- position of the human Body. Bardesley (Dr.) de Somno. Barton de Dysenteria contagiosa. Blagden’s (Dr.) Experiments on the Point of Con- gelation. Clarke (Dr.) on the Epidemic Diseases of Lying- in Women, of the Years 1787 and 1788. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. 29 Clarke’s (Dr.) Description of an extraordinary Production of human Generation. Ferris de Sanguinis Putridine. Garthshore’s (Dr.) Remarks on a Case of nume- rous Births. Hunter’s (Dr. John) Observations on the Heat of Wells and Springs in Jamaica. Hunter’s (Mr.) Directions for preserving Animals and Parts of Animals for Examination. Hunter’s (Mr.) Observations on Bees. Home’s (Mr.) Observations on certain Horny Ex- crescences of the human Body. Letters to Sir Joseph Banks on the Subject of Cochineal Insects. Luzuriaga’s (Dr.) de reciproca atque mutua Syste- matis Sanguinei et Nervosi Actione. Redfearn (Mr.) de Phthisi Pulmonalis. Oratio habita in Capitolio Gulielmopolitano in Comitiis Universitatis Virginiæ. Rapport des Commissaires pour faire l'examin du Magnetisme Animal. May de Typho. Young on Vision. [31] LIST OF MEMBERS. HONORARY MEMBERS. PATRONS. 1785 Dr. George Fordyce. Jan. 26. Mr. John Hunter. Feb. 18. Dr. Thomas Denman. Feb. 25. Dr. William Osborn. March 11. Dr. William Saunders. May 6. Mr. William Cruikshank. CORRESPONDING MEMBERS. May 6. Dr. Andrew Duncan, Teacher of the Practice of Physic, Edinburgh. Dr. John Storer, Physician to the Not- tingham Infirmary. Dr. Percival, Physician to the Manchester Infirmary. Dr. B. Parr, Physician to the Exeter Infirmary. Mr. Charles White, Surgeon to the Manchester Infirmary. Oct. 21. Dr. Lind, Physician to Haslar Hospital. 32 LIST OF MEMBERS. Mr. Thomas Thackeray, sen. Surgeon to the Cambridge Infirmary. Mr. Andrew Fife, Demonstrator of Ana- tomy, Edinburgh. Dec. 23. Dr. Houlston, Physician to the Liverpool Hospital. 1786. Jan. 21. Dr. John Miller, Professor of the Practice of Physic, Copenhagen. Oct. 20. Mr. Atkinson, Surgeon to the York In- firmary. Nov. 10. Mr. Geach, Surgeon to the Royal Hos- pital, Plymouth. Dec. 8. Dr. Stephen Dickson, Professor of the Practice of Physic, Dublin. 29. Dr. Joseph Clarke, Physician to the Ly- ing-in-Hospital, Dublin. 1787. May. 2. Dr. Walter, sen. Professor of Anatomy, Berlin. Nov. 13. Mr. Boer, Professor of Midwifery, Vi- enna. 1788. Nov. 17. C.L.F. Andry, Doctor Regent of the Faculty of Physic, Fellow of the Roy- al Medical Society, and Physician to the Foundling Hospital, at Paris. J.F. Coste, M.D. First Physician to the Army, and Inspector of the Military Hospitals of France. Paris. 33 LIST OF MEMBERS. 1788. Nov. 17. Mr. Adair, Surgeon to his Majesty's Garrison of Gibraltar. 1780. Nov. 19. Dr. Smith, Physician to the Nottingham Infirmary. 26. Dr. Andrew Coventry, Professor of Agriculture in the University of Edinburgh. 1794. Jan. 10. Dr. Robert Sproat, Royal Hospital, Black River, Musquito Shore. F [35] FIRST CLASS. PRESIDENTS. Dr. Baillie. Dr. Clarke. Dr. Crichton. Mr. Home. 1785. Jan. 25. Dr. Samuel Ferris. Mr. Miles Partington. Mr. Richard Atkinson. Mr. William Adair. Mr. James Moor. Mr. William Morris. Feb. 18. Mr. William Houlston. Mr. Thomas Young. Mr. Charles Wild Evans. Dr. S. H. Jackson. Dr. George Pearson. 25. Dr. Spence. Mr. James Darley. Dec. 2. Dr. Fowler. 36 LIST OF MEMBERS. 1786. Jan. 21. Mr. A. Ford. May 5. Mr. Jeremiah Taylor. Oct. 20. Mr. George Wilson. 27. Mr. George Spence. Oct. 24. Mr. Daniel Gib. Mr. Alex. P. Bucchan. Mr. James Wilson. Dr. F. A. Walter. Mr. John O’Donnel. Nov. 3. Dr. William Scot. Mr. Thomas Jamieson. Mr. A.D. Stone. 10. Dr. James Cleghorn. Dr. Ignatius Luzuriaga. Mr. Arthur Tegart. Dec. 7. Mr. J. Graham. Mr. Thomas Smith. 19. Dr. Smith. 26. Mr. Joseph Adams. 1787 Feb. 3. Mr. William Babington. 24. Dr. S. A. Bardsley. May 6. Dr. William James Mac Neven. Dr. James Mac Leod. Oct. 12. Mr. Charles Montagu. Mr. Richard Ogle. LIST OF MEMBERS. 37 Oct. 12. Mr. James Leslie. Nov. 9. Mr. Thomas Glover Holt. Dec. 6. Mr. Henry Fearon. Dec. 14. Mr. Thomas Scarman. 21. Dr. James Curry. 1788. Jan. 4. Mr. J. Simpson. Feb. 9. Mr. Edward Tonge. 15. Mr. J. Peake. 22. Mr. Samuel Orange. Dr. William Blackburne. April 4. Mr. Joseph Venour. 29. Mr. William F. Shrapnell. July 4. Mr. E. Coleman. Oct. 10. Mr. James Upton. Nov. 7. Mr. James Moultrie. Mr. John Franks. Dec. 4. Mr. John Ramsay. Mr. Blair. Mr. Abraham Winterbottom. Mr. Philip de Bruyn. Mr. Champneys. Mr. John Abernethie. 1790. Jan. 2. Mr. Alexander Oglevie. 22. Mr. Thomas Mainwaring. Mr. John Haighton. 38 LIST OF MEMBERS. Oct. 22. Mr. Thomas Newel. Mr. James Higgins. Nov. 12. Mr. Thomas Chevalier. Mr. Edward Coleman. 19. Mr. William Weldon. Mr. Peter Travers. Mr. William Turnbull. 179l. Oct. 14. Mr. Astley Cooper. Mr. James Hastie. Dr. Alexander Purcell Anderson. 1792. Nov. 2. George Sandy. Dr. Edward Bradley. Mr. William Post. 9. Mr. Charles Wilkinson. 16. Mr. P. Grant. 21. Mr. Thomas Nixon. Mr. Thomas Paumiere. Dec. 7. Mr. Robert Hooper. 1793. Feb. 15. Dr. John Saunderson. Mr. Steel. Dec. 13. Mr. John Gale Jones. 1794. Jan. 10. Mr. P. Mac Lean. Feb. 14. Mr. Hobbes. LIST OF MEMBERS. 39 SECOND CLASS. 1785. Jan. 25. Mr. Thomas Haden. Mr. Thomas White. Feb. 18. Mr. Thomas Thackeray, jun. Mr. John Halliburton. Mr. Henry Locock. Mr. James M‘Millan. Mr. William Evans. Mr. Edmond Bond Prosser. Mr. John Inglis. 25. Mr. John Hunter. Oct. 24. Mr. George M‘Lamburgh. 26. Dr. Vigarous. Dec. 16. Mr. William Otto. Mr. J. Jefferson. Mr. J. Rogerson. 23. Mr. Francis Goddard. Mr. James Douglass. Mr. Joseph Shebbeare. 1786. Jan. 6. Mr. Samuel Chilvers. 14. Mr. J. Stevens. Mr. - Reid. Jan. 21. Mr. Francis Bostock. 40 LIST OF MEMBERS. Jan. 21. Mr. Thomas Cropley. Feb. 10. Mr. Robert Williams. March 3. Mr. Samuel Pitts. 24. Mr. Charles Burke. April 14. Mr. Matthew Heather. Mr. Jacob Lloyd. Mr. Henry Rumsey. Mr. George Mather. Mr. Benjamin Sandiford. Mr. John Lear. Oct. 20. Mr. Daniel Price. Mr. H. Morris. Mr. Henry Smith Brice. Mr. Robert Kingslake. Mr. Richard Dinmore. Mr. James Monteath. Mr. Thomas Edmund Dolphin. 27. Mr. Thomas Dent. Nov. 3. Mr. Philip Henry Poor. 10. Mr. Robert Edwards. Mr. David Hadow. Mr. Samuel Bennet. Mr. Nathaniel Seacombe. Mr. Peter Heaums. Dec. 7. Mr. John Warne. Mr. Robert R. Pennington. Mr. William Hannaford. 41 LIST OF MEMBERS. Dec. 15. Mr. Charles Desborough. Mr. John Cadell. Mr. John Stone. 1787. Jan. 5. Mr. John Chaffey. Mr. Thomas Seagrum. Mr. William Lambe. 19. Mr. Charles Shebbeare. 26. Mr. Andrew Wiesenthal. Mr. George Stephenson. Mr. Paul Mechew. Feb. 3. Mr. Charles Mac Lean. Mr. William Rogers. Mr. Thomas Cæsar Cole. Mr. James Lacy. Mr. J. Hague. Mr. A.A. Peters. Mr. James Dunlop. March 9. Mr. James Laidlaw. Mr. William Marson. Mr. J. Edmunds. May l2. Mr. T.D. Ledway. Mr. William Campion. Mr. Joseph Daniel. Mr. George Edmonson. Mr. Nicholas B. Avent. Mr. George Days. G 42 LIST OF MEMBERS. May 12. Mr. James Wheeler. Mr. John Butt. Mr. - Fellows. Mr. George Grant. Nov. 7. Mr. William Stevens. Mr. John Kerrick. 9. Mr. John Redman. Mr. Samuel Williamson. Mr. - Yeld. Mr. George Crook. Mr. John Studdert. Dec. 6. Mr. J. William Wye. Mr. Benjamin Smith. Mr. Henry Jesson. Mr. Leopold Benamor. Mr. Theophilus Blackall. Mr. William Barthrop. Mr. Johnson Boutflower. Mr. Christopher Pegge. Nov. 7. Mr. William Young. Mr. John Upton. Mr. George Holden. Mr. James Giffard. Mr. John Lane. Mr. William Ewbank. Mr. George Hollings. Mr. John Nott. LIST OF MEMBERS. 33 Nov. 7. Mr. Harry Grant. Mr. John Mosley. Mr. James Fryer. Mr. Charles Lane. Mr. William Thompson. Mr. Chridtopher Bowes. Mr. William Beeston. Mr. Thomas James Vickers. Mr. John Williams. Mr. Josh Deacon. Mr. Benjamin Watson. Mr. Thomas Michell. Mr. John Salt. Mr. William Fowler. Mr. James Trevosso. Mr. Robert Turner. Mr. Edward Jenkins. Mr. James Calverly. Mr. William Pilkington. 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