Professor John A. Milroy, M.A., M.D

tIHE Council begs to present the seventy-second anntual report of the Society. Tlhe roll of the Society now stands as follows T'his 1Year Last Year Honorary Fellows 7 9 Life Fellows 13 11 Life MNem-nbers (under o0l regtulationis) 2 2 Fellowxs 274 243 Members 39 During the sessioni the Societv has lost by (leath Sir WN'illiam \Vhitla, M.A., MI.D., LL.D., Honorary Fellow, Presi(lent 1886-7, 1901-2; Sir George H. Makins, (G.C.M.G., C .B., F.R.C.S.Eng., Honorary Fellow; Professor Andrew Fullerton. C.B., C.M.G., M.D., M.Ch., F.R.C.S.I., F.iX.C.S., Honorary Fellow, President 1919-20; Dr. J. H. Gillespie, Fellowv since 1930. Ten meetings have been lheld during the session, andl the attendance has been verv satisfactorv. Among the speakers were Dr. J. P). Martin of the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases, Dr. Jacques Forestier of Aix les Bains, Dr. Scott Pinchin, and Dr. MNIorlock. TIhle laboratory imeetinig provicle(d inany exceptionially interesting specimens. Tlhe anniiual (1ii111er was again held in the Mledical Institute, and although the nLumbers were not so large as they had( becn the previous two years, it wvas a very successful function. Thle Hanna Golf Cup was won by MIr. Hardv' (ireer, the comnpetition being played off at the course of the Royal Countv I)own Club. During the sessiotn a new epidiascope was purclhased, anid is giVinlg satisfactory results. J. A. SMi TIu, IHIonora rv S.ecreta ry.