THE ANNUAL ADDRESS. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RELIGIOUS

FACULTY IN MAN, APART FROM REVELATION. BY THE RIGHT

REV. BISHOP J. E. C. WELLDON, D.D., Dean of MANCHESTER....

RESEARCHES IN SINAI." BY PROFESSOR W. M. FLINDERS PETRIE,

D.C.L. REVIEW BY THE SECRETARY.

DISCUSSION. REMARKS BY-

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7

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LIEUT.-GEN. SIR H. L. GEARY, K.C.B. (Chairman).

REV. JOHN TUCKWELL, M.R.A.S.,

DEPUTY SURGEON-GENERAL PARTRIDGE,

MR. JOSEPH Offord,

PROFESSOR LANGHORNE ORCHARd, M.A.,

MR. MARTIN L. ROUSE, B.L.,

THE AUTHOR'S REPLY.

THE SAN FRANCISCO AND VALPARAISO EARTHQUAKES AND THEIR

CAUSES. (WITH MAP.) BY WARREN UPHAM, M.A., D.Sc.,

PAGE

THE SCRIPTURAL IDEA OF MIRACLES. BY REV. CANON GIRDLESTONE,

M.A.

61

THE DISCUSSION. REMARKS BY-

REV. A. IRVING, D.Sc.,

LIEUT.-COLONEL G. MACKINLAY,

REV. W. F. KIмм, M.A.,

MR. M. L. ROUSE,

PROFESSOR L. ORCHARD,

THE SECRETARY.

THE PEDIGREE OF THE NATIONS. No. II. BY MARTIN L. ROUSE,

THE HISTORY OF THE SPREAD OF THE EUROPEAN FAUNA. Br

PROFESSOR J. LOGAN LOBLEY, F.G.S.

DISCUSSION. REMARKS BY-

....

SIR HENRY H. HOWORTH, F.R.S.,

PROFESSOR HULL, F.R.S. (Secretary),

MR. MARTIN L. ROUSE.

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ORISSA A LITTLE KNOWN PROVINCE OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.

WITH SOME PERSONAL REMINISCENCES. BY C. W. ODLING, C.S.I.,

M.INST.C.E.

COLONEL T. HOLBEIN HENDLEY, C.I.E. (Chairman),

REPLY BY THE AUTHOR.

SURVIVALS OF PRIMITIVE RELIGION AMONG THE PEOPLE OF ASIA

BY THE REV. G. E. WHITE, DEAN OF ANATOLIA

MINOR.

COLLEGE. (WITH PLATES.)

DISCUSSION. REMARKS BY-

THE SECRETARY,

DR. E. CLAUDE TAYLOR,

COLONEL HENDLEY, C.I.E.,

REV. CANON GIRDLESTONE, M.A.,

COLONEL C. E. YATES, C.S.I.

Plant-DistribUTION FROM AN OLD STANDPOINT. BY H. B. Guppy,

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EXPLORATION OF ASIA MINOR, AS BEARING ON THE HISTORICAL

TRUSTWORTHINESS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT.

SIR WILLIAM M. RAMSAY, D.C.L.

BY PROFESSOR

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RECENT DISCOVERIES IN PALESTINE IN RELATION TO THE BIBLE.

MENCIUS. BY REV. F. STORRS TURNER, B.A.....

DISCUSSION. REMARKS BY-

PROFESSOR ORCHARD,

REV. JAMES THOMAS (SECRETARY TO THE BRITISH

AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY).

** The Institute's object being to investigate, it must not be held to endorse
the various views expressed at its meetings.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.

HELD IN THE ROOMS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY,

ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 17TH, 1907.

THE EARL OF HALSBURY, M.A., D.C.L., F.R.S., PRESIDENT,
IN THE CHAIR.

The Report of the Council was then read by THE SECRETARY, as follows:

1. In presenting their FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL REPORT, the Council have pleasure in stating that there has been no falling off in interest regarding the work of the Institute, and as regards membership the inevitable vacancies caused by death and resignation have been very nearly filled by fresh accessions of Members and Associates.

2. The following statement will show the number of the adherents of the Institute at the end of May, 1907 :

As compared with the census of the previous year, there is a falling off in life members of five, and in annual members of three; on the other hand, there is an increase of six in life associates, and of three in annual associates, and the Council venture to state that considering the severe financial straits through which we have been passing, we have cause to be thankful that our position has been so well maintained.