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slations of important foreign works phical value, especially those bearing the Scriptures and Science; and to ilosophical societies at home and - may hereafter be formed, in the and of real science, and generally s of this Society.

nd Reading Rooms for the use of es of the Institute, combining the terary Club.

Constitution.

of Members and Associates, who in fter set forth.

Society shall be vested in a Council en from among the Members and e professedly Christians), consisting exceeding seven] Vice-Presidents, an

ary in each year, or, oy resolution oi

of election, and shall be paid within or, in the case of new admissions, ion.

te who contributes a donation in one eas to the funds of the Institute shall ereof, and will thus also become a Life he case may be.

the Royal Family hereafter become or Member of the Institute, the conely Honorary; and none of the Rules ns, annual contributions or obligatiors iety, shall be considered as applicable Blood.

ate may withdraw from the Society ire to do so by letter, addressed to the ble for the contribution of the current e for the annual contribution, until com such Member or Associate shall or other property borrowed from the ed or replaced.

iption remain in arrear for six months the Member or Associate from whom er, Form D, unless such Member or nited Kingdom, in which case the ss the subscription continues unpaid

d within twelve months, the Council sing the name of the defaulter from

es.

ed to introduce two Visitors at the y; and to have sent to them a copy Society, which may be printed in its of all other official documents which ted for the Society; they will also be :anslations of foreign works or other he auspices of the Society in further

ce two Visitors at the Ordinary to all the minor publications of the