1838. Nachot, H. W., Ph.D., teacher of Ger- | 1843. Rhind, David, F.R.S.E., architect, 54 man, 59 George Street.

1846. Newlands, James, architect, Liverpool.
1858. Nicol, John, chemist, 21 Dundas St.

Nairne, Jas., secretary, North British
Railway, 8 Henderson Row.
1860. Nelson, Thomas, jun., publisher, Hope
Park, Edinburgh.

1864. Nimmo, James B., brassfounder, 8
North Bank Street.

1850. Ogilvie, A., merchant, Old Liston, Ratho.

1857. Outram, G. K., C.E. & A., 78 George St. 1860. Ower, C., C.E., Craigie Terrace, Dundee.

1833. Ponton, Mungo, F.R.S.E., W.S., Clifton. 1840. Pearson, Charles, C.A., 128 George St. 1842. Pyper, Hamilton, advocate, 15 Royal Crescent.

1844. Paterson, Jn., C.E., 20 St Andrew Sq. 1846. Paterson W., Scot. Cent. Rail., Perth, 1857. Paterson, J., builder, 41 S. Clerk St. 1859. Playfair, Lyon, C.B., Prof. of Chemistry in the University of Edinburgh, 14 Abercromby Place.

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Great King Street.

Roberts, W.A., M.D., dentist & surgeon, 30 Queen Street.

1848. Reid, R. L., painter, 2 Blenheim Place. 1850. Ramsay, Alex., manager, Edin. Water Co., 123 Princes St., Vice-President. Richardson, J., merchant, 105 West Bow.

1853.

1854.

Richardson, R., merchant, 105 West
Bow.

Robson, Neil, C.E., 95 Wellington St.,
Glasgow.

Rose, J. T., shipbuilder, 2 John's Place,
Leith.

Ritchie, A., watchmaker, 29 Leith St.
Robertson, Jas., C.E., 5 Slowe Villas,

Philip Lane, Tottenham, Middlesex. 1855. Robertson, J., druggist, 35 George St. 1856. Russell, Norman Scott, C.E., Cardiff, South Wales.

1857. ROLLO, Right Hon. John Lord, Duncrub House, Bridge of Earn.

Reid, A., optician, 47 South Bridge. 1858. Rowbotham, Thos. K., manager, North British Railway, Portobello.

Paterson, William, assistant-secretary, 1859. Robertson, Geo., C.E., F.R.S.E., 47

British Linen Co. Bank, 4 Regent
Terrace.

1861. Platt, Leon J., dentist, Stirling.

Peebles, D. B., engineer, 16 E.Norton Pl. Pilkington, F. T., architect, 2 Hill St. 1862. Parry, Edwin, Whitehall, Axton, Llanasa, near Holywell. 1863. Park, James Dove, engineer, 18 Greenside Lane.

1864. Proudfoot, David C., burgh surveyor,
60 Tolbooth Wynd, Leith.

Pattison, Walter G., merchant, Sunny-
side, Trinity.

1865. Potts, George H., painter and deco-
rator, 92 Princes Street.

Park, Ebenezer, engineer, 18 Green-
side Lane.

Peters, Alex. M., plumber, 13 Dundas
Street.

1822. ROSEBERY, The Right Hon. Archibald, Earl of, K.T., &c., Dalmeny Park. 1834. Ritchie, R., C.E., Assoc. Inst. C.E., 16 Hill Street.

1835. Russell, J. Scott, M.A., F.R.SS. L. & E., Sydenham, London.

1835. Ranken, Francis, glass-manufacturer,
16 Picardy Place.

1838. ROXBURGHE, His Grace James H. R.,
Duke of, K.T., Floors, Kelso.
1839. Russell, T., ironmonger, 7 Hunter Sq.
1842. Rankine, W. J. Macquorn, F.R.SS. L.
& E., Prof. of Civ. Eng., 59 St
Vincent Street, Glasgow.

1846. Simpson, Prof. J. Y., M.D., F.R.S.E., | 1864. Simpson, James, architect, 11 Bon52 Queen Street.

Seller, Wm., M.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.S.E., 1865. Simpson, George, Bonhar Colliery, 18 Northumberland Street.

1847. Steuart, Jas., W.S., 8 Doune Terrace.

Stewart, R., of Omoa, 37 W. George St., 1854. Thomson, J. T., F.R.G.S., Singapore.

Smith, Robt. M., F.R.S.E., 4 Bellevue 1861. Thomson, Alex., teacher, 5-A George
Crescent.

1857. Sturrock, John., jun., brassfounder, 6

Sang, Edward Elmslie, C.E., 2 George 1863. Thomson, R. W., C.E., 3 Moray Pl.
Street.

1861. Steedman, John, manager, Charlestown

1862. Shedden, T., M.A., Ardgartan, Arro- | 1864. Vaudrey, Rev. John Howard, Hurds

1856. Waterston, George, jun., stationer, 56 | 1861. Wright, James, 13 Ainslie Place.

North Hanover Street.

1858. Wilson, John, coalmaster, South Ban-
taskine, Falkirk.

1859. Wallace, Alex., M.A., assist.-observer,
Royal Observatory, Edinburgh.
Wilson, John, F.R.S.E., Professor of
Agriculture in the University of
Edinburgh, College.

Wyllie, J. S, 5 Viewforth Place.

1860. Watson, John Kippen, treasurer and

manager, Edinburgh Gas - Light 1853. Young, James, chemical manufacturer, Company, 25 Waterloo Place.

Williamson, Peter, assistant-astrono

mer, Royal Observatory.

1861. Wishart, Edward, merchant, Leith. Wharrie, Thomas, C.E., 54 St Vincent Street, Glasgow.

Limefield, West Calder.

1857. Young, William S., merchant, 4 Constitution Street, Leith.

1859. Young, James, M.D., 36 Castle Street. 1860. Young, Jn., gas-engineer, Gas-Works,

Dalkeith.

1861. Younger, Robert, brewer, Croft-anrigh.

TOTAL ORDINARY FELLOWs, 441.

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 Place, 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.

John Macadam, M.D., Professor of Chemistry, and Government Analytical Chemist,
Melbourne, Australia.

1857. Professor Elliot, Queen's College, Liverpool.

James Robertson, Esq., C.E., London.

1859. Peter K. Hunter, late of Cowlairs.

J. MacGillivray, Royal Artillery, Woolwich.
Alex. H. Lee, C.E., Calcutta.

Richard S. Culley, telegraph-engineer.

1860. Captain Sir Wm. Hamilton, Bart., Bengal Artillery.

TOTAL, 19.

APPENDIX (F.)

PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SCOTTISH SOCIETY OF ARTS, SESSION 1865-66.

The Annual General Meeting of the Royal Scottish Society of Arts was held in their Hall, 117 George Street, on Monday, 13th November 1865, at Eight o'clock, P.M.-Charles Cowan, Esq., President, in the Chair.

1. The President gave an address, for which, on the motion of Mr R. W. Thomson, 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 I. p. 94.)

2. The Report of the Prize Committee, awarding the Prizes for Session 1864-65, 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, Bath, 1864. Presented by the Association.

2. Annual Report of the Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, 1864;

3. Results of the Meteorological Observations made under the direction of the United States Patent Office and the Smithsonian Institution, from the year 1854 to 1859 inclusive. Vol. II. Part I.;

4. Report of the Commissioner of Patents, Washington. Vols. I. and II, 1862; and,

5. Twentieth Annual Report of the Board of Trustees of the Public Schools of the city of Washington.

Presented by the Smithsonian Institution.

VOL. VII.-APP.

6. Boston Journal of Natural History. Vol. II., Nos. 1 to 4 inclusive, 1838-1839; and Vol. VI., Nos. 1 to 4 inclusive, 1850, 1853, and 1857; and

7. Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History. Vols. III. to VII. inclusive, 1848 to 1861.

Presented by the Society, and transmitted through the Smithsonian Institution.

8. Journal of the Royal Geological Society of Ireland. Vol. I., Part I., 1864-65. Presented by the Society.

9. The Canadian Journal of Industry, Science, and Art. New Series. Nos. 57 and 58. May and July 1865. Presented by the Canadian Institute.

10. Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers. August and November 1864, and January 1865. Presented by the Institution. 11. Proceedings of the Royal Society, London. Vol. XIV. Nos. 75 to 77 inclusive. Presented by the Society.

12. Proceedings of the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Vol IV. Parts V. and VI., Nos. 41 and 42. Presented by the Institution.

13. The Assurance Magazine and Journal of the Institute of Actuaries, London. Vol. XII., Parts IV. and V. July and October 1865,— with List of Members of the Institute. Presented by the Institute.

14. Proceedings of the Scottish Shipbuilders' Association. April 1865. Presented by the Association.

15. The Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal. Nos. 376-379 inclusive. Presented by the Proprietors.

16. The Practical Mechanic's Journal. Parts V.-VII. inclusive Third Series. Presented by the Proprietors.

17. The Artizan. Nos. 31-34 inclusive. Vol. III. Presented by the Proprietors.

18. The Mechanic's Magazine. Nos. 2126-2143 inclusive. Presented by the Proprietors.

19. The Journal of the Society of Arts, London. Nos. 658-675 inclusive. Presented by the Society.

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. R. Vallance Thomson, clothier, 103 South Bridge.

2. St John Vincent Day, C.E., 166 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.

3. The Rev. Alexander M'Glashan, Lanark House, Lanark.

III. In terms of Law XV., the Society elected its OfficeBearers for Session 1865-66.

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:—