Circulatory effects of body acceleration given synchronously with the heartbeat.

1. The deaths were announced with regret of G. E. S. Ward and D. H. Davies. 2. The Minutes of the Annual General Meeting having been published in the Joumal (1968, 30,869) were taken as read and confirmed. 3. The Treasurer reported that the investments of the General Fund remained at C529.2.0 and that income from investments had increased by £40, due to the larger amount held on deposit. The income from members' subscriptions had increased by £C89 in the last year. The excess of income over expenditure was C673 in 1968, but the income of the Society would remain static after the maximum number of members allowed by the present rules had been elected in 1970-71. The excess of income over expenditure was necessary to allow for increased expenses and capital growth. No immediate increase in subscription was anticipated unless unexpected expenses arose. The Congress Fund investments were £732.18.4, with £900 in the Congress Deposit Account and £84.17.7 in cash. The Thomas Lewis Lecture Fund held £1173.10.2 in investments which brought in an annual income of £60.17.0. There was £58.6.5 in cash at bank at the present time. The Treasurer showed a chart illustrating the expenses of the Society over the last seven years, which showed a fall in the past year except for an increase in stationery and general expenses due mainly to reordering of stationery in bulk. 4. The following resignations were accepted with regret: Brock, Cooke, Malley, Thompson. 5. The following two new Members of Council were elected: