1864. Vaudrey, Rev. John Howard, Hurds- | 1861. Wharrie, Thomas, C.E., 54 St Vincent field, Macclesfield. 1836. Wright, Robert, architect, 8 Fettes Row. 1838. Wilkie, John, of Foulden, Berwickupon-Tweed. Wilson, Patrick, architect, 2 Queen St. 1840. Watson, Henry George, C.A., 3 North St David Street. Walker, William, surgeon and oculist, 47 Northumberland Street. 1845. Wilson, Prof. Daniel, LL.D., Toronto. 1846. Whitelaw, James, watchmaker, 30 W. Register Street. 1850. Webster, Andrew, S.S.C., 3 Forth St. 1851. Willet, John, C.E., Aberdeen Railway. 1856. Waterston, George, jun., stationer, 56 North Hanover Street. 1858. Wilson, John, coalmaster, South Bantaskine, Falkirk. 1859. Wallace, Alex., M.A., assist.-observer, Royal Observatory, Edinburgh, Vice-President. Street, Glasgow. Whimster, Thomas, engineer, Gas- Wood, Robert J., clockmaker, Green- 1861. Wright, James, 13 Ainslie Place. 1863. Wright, Thomas Strethill, M.D., § Northumberland Street. 1864. Wilson, Andrew, dentist, 18 Young Street. Wood, John, surgeon-dentist, Dumfries 1865. Wahab, Chas. James, C. E., Maurice Wood House, Penicuik. Welsh, Richd., coppersmith, 4 Queen's Williamson, D. D., Jun., manage, North British Rubber Co., 8 Whit house Terrace. 1866. Watherston, James, builder, 8 Char lotte Place. Watherston, William, builder, 8 Charlotte Place. The following ORDINARY FELLOWS, included in the foregoing List, are ordered to remain, till they return to Scotland, in the following SUSPENSE LIST. 1844. William Cooper, glass-manufacturer, late of Picardy Pl,, Edinburgh, and now in Canada. Joseph M. Kronheim, ornamental designer, London. 1845. Major-General Blanshard, R.E., Chatham. 1846. Mungo Ponton, F.R.S.E., 11 Lansdowne Place, Clifton. 1849. F. E. Seeligmann, punch-cutter, London. 1851. John S. Fraser, Swindon Station, Great Western Railway, London. 1852. Colin Miller, M.D., late of Edinburgh. 1853. James Newlands, C.E., Superintendent of Works, Liverpool. David T. Hope, C.E., late of Liverpool. 1854. J. T. Thomson, C.E., Government Surveyor, Singapore. Dr Daniel Wilson, Professor, Toronto, Canada. 1857. James Robertson, Esq., C.E., London. 1859. Peter K. Hunter, late of Cowlairs. J. MacGillivray, Royal Artillery, Woolwich. Richard S. Culley, telegraph-engineer. 1860. Captain Sir Wm. Hamilton, Bart., Bengal Artillery. 1862. A. T. Machattie, Ph.D., South America. TOTAL, 18. APPENDIX (L.) PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF ARTS, SESSION 1866-67. The Annual General Meeting of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts was held in their Hall, 117 George Street, on Monday, 26th November 1866, at eight o'clock P.M Frederick Hallard, Esq., President, in the Chair. 1. The President gave an Address, for which, on the motion of Dr Stevenson Macadam, seconded by the Secretary, thanks were unanimously voted; and he was requested. to allow it to be printed among the Transactions, to which he agreed. (See Address, printed in the Transactions, Vol. VII. Part II. p. 215.) 2. The Report of the Prize Committee, awarding the Prizes for Session 1865-66, was read, and the Prizes were delivered by the President to the successful candidates. The Models and Drawings of Inventions, &c., for which Prizes had been awarded, were exhibited. The following Donations were laid on the table, and thanks returned to the Donors: 1. Report of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, Birmingham, 1865. Presented by the Association. 2. Annual Report of the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 1865. 3. Reports of the Extent and Nature of the Materials available for the preparation of a Medical and Surgical History of the Rebellion, Washington, November 1865. VOL. VII. APP. 4. Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History. 5. Condition and Doings of Do., May 1865. 6. Transactions of the Academy of Science of St Louis. Vol. II. No. 2, 1866. 7. Documents of the United States Sanitary Commission. Vols. I. to V. inclusive; and, 8. On the Strength of Cast-Iron Pillars, with Tables for the use of Engineers, &c. By James B. Francis, C.E., New York, 1865. Presented by the Author. All transmitted through the Smithsonian Institution. 9. Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India. Vol. IV. Part III., and Vol. V. Part I. 10. Memoirs of Do. (Palæontologia Indica). Parts VI. to IX. of Series III., and Part I. of Series IV. 11. Annual Report of Do., for 1864-65; and, 12. Catalogue of the Organic Remains belonging to the Echinodermata, 1865. All presented by His Excellency the Governor-General of 13. Journal of the Scottish Meteorological Society. New Series, I. u XI. inclusive. 14. Report of Do., from the Quarter ending 31st December 1856 to the Quarter ending 30th September 1858 inclusive; and, 15. Quarterly Report of Do, from the Quarter ending 30th September 1859 to the Quarter ending 30th June 1863 inclusive. All presented by the Society. 16. Minutes and Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, with Abstracts of the Discussions, XXII. to XXV. inclusive. Years 1862-16 inclusive; and, 17. Catalogue of the Library of Do. 1866. Presented by the Institution. 18. Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy. Vol. XXIV. Polite Literature, Part III. Science, Part V. Antiquities, Parts V., VI., and VII. Presented by the Academy. 19. Memoirs of the Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester, Vol. II. Third Series. (Vol. XXII. Old); and, 20. Proceedings of Do. Vols. III. and IV. Session 1862-65 inclusive. Presented by the Society. 21. "Electricity," by Robert M. Fergusson, Ph.D., of the Edinburgh Institution, 1866. Presented by the Author. 22. On the Philosophy of Shoemaking. By James Dowie, London. 23. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. Novem ber 1875, January and May 1866. Presented by the Institution. 24. Journal of the Institute of Actuaries. Nos. LXIV., LXV.; and, 25. List of Members of Do. June 1866. Presented by the Institute. 26. Journal of the Royal Geological Society of Ireland. Vol. I. Part II. Presented by the Society. 27. Proceedings of the Royal Society, London. Vol. XV. to 86 inclusive. Presented by the Society. Nos, 81 28. The Canadian Journal of Industry, Science, and Art. No. 63. Presented by the Canadian Institute. 29. The Journal of the Society of Arts, London. Nos. 710 to 729 inclusive. Presented by the Society. 30. The Practical Mechanic's Journal. Parts XVI. to XX. inclusive. Third Series. Presented by the Proprietors. 31. The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal, Nos. 388 to 392 inclusive. Presented by the Proprietors. 32. The Mechanic's Magazine. Nos. 2178 to 2197 inclusive. Presented by the Proprietors. 33. The Artizan, Nos. 43 to 47 inclusive. prietors. Presented by the Pro 34. Engineering," an Illustrated Weekly Journal, London. Nos. 26 to 43 inclusive. Presented by the Proprietors. PRIVATE BUSINESS. I. The Minutes of last Meeting were read and confirmed. II. The following Candidates were proposed, balloted for, and admitted as Ordinary Fellows, viz. : 1. John H. Dunn, writer, 3 Lord Russell Place. 2. G. Dods, Assessor of Railways, &c., for Scotland, 16 Duke Street. III. In terms of Law XV., the Society proceeded to elect its Office-Bearers for Session 1866-67. The Council proposed the following Gentlemen for Election as President, Vice-Presidents, and new Councillors, in room of those who go out by rotation, viz.:— 1. George Robertson, Esq., M. Inst. C.E., &c., Albany Street, as President. 2. Douglas Maclagan, Esq., M.D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Police in the University of Edinburgh, 28 Heriot Row; and 3 Alexander Cuningham, Esq., F.R.S.S.A., Secretary to the Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses, 9 Chester Street, as Vice-Presidents. 4. Frederick Hallard, Esq., Advocate. 7 Whitehouse Terrace ; 5. John Lessels, Esq., Architect, 21 Heriot Row; 6. Edward Elmslie Sang, Esq., C.E., 2 George Street; and 7 John Macnair, Esq., 33 Moray Place, as Ordinary Councillors. The following Gentlemen were thereafter elected OfficeBearers for Session 1866-67: GEORGE ROBERTSON, Esq., M Inst.C.E., &c., 47 Albany Street, President. DOUGLAS MACLAGAN, Esq., M.D., Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Police in the University of Edinburgh, 28 Heriot Row, ALEXANDER CUNINGHAM, Esq., F.R.S.S.A., Secretary to the Commissioners for Northern Lighthouses, 9 Chester Street, Vice-Presidents. JOHN BEATSON BELL, Esq., W.S., Chambers, 5 Hill Street, Secretary, JOHN SCOTT MONCRIEFF, Esq., C.A., Chambers, 26 Frederick Street, Treasurer. STEVENSON MACADAM, Esq., Ph.D., F.R.SE., F.C.S., &c., Surgeons Mr ALEXANDER JAMIESON, 71 Adam Square, Curator of Museum. Ordinary Councillors. A. J. ADIE, Esq., C.E, F.R.S.E., R. W. THOMSON, Esq., C.E., 3 D. GREIG, Esq., Engineer, 9 Castle WILLIAM HURST, Esq., Engineer, St Ann's Mount, 33 Spring The Rev. W. H. GRAY, of Lady Yester's, 5 Regent Terrace. JAMES YOUNG, Esq. of Limefield, FREDERICK HALLARD, Esq., Advo cate, 7 Whitehouse Terrace. JOHN LESSELS, Esq., Architect, 21 Heriot Row. EDWARD ELMSLIE SANG, Esq., IV. A List of the Office-Bearers and Alphabetical List of the Fellows, as at 1st November 1866, in the order of admission, accompanied the Billets, as also— V. A copy of the Report of the Prize Committee for Session 1865-66. VI. A Recommendation by the Council, as to a Conversazione in the Edinburgh Museum of Science and Art, was read; and on the motion of Dr Stevenson Macadam, seconded by Mr R. W. Thomson, it was agreed that the Society should avail themselves of the offer of the use of the Museum for one evening for a Conversazione; and it was remitted to the Council, with full power, to fix the evening, and make all requisite arrangements. VII. Several resignations were accepted. |