SECTION XII. PSYCHOLOGY. LONDON. ARISTOTELIAN SOCIETY FOR THE SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF PHILOSOPHY, 22 ALBEMARLE STREET, W. (FOUNDED 1879.) Officers.-President: G. F. Stout, M.A., LL.D. Hon. Secretary: H. W. Carr. Meetings.-First Monday in the Month, from November to June, at 8 P.M. Membership. -Annual Subscription, 21s. Publication.-Proceedings, New Series, Vol. I., 10s. 6d. net (Williams and Norgate). List of Papers read from January 1900 to June 1901. Those marked * have been published in the "Proceedings." Benecke, E. C.-The Aspect Theory of the Relation of Mind to Body. Bryant, Mrs S., D.Sc.-The Double Effect of Mental Stimuli: a Con- fined from the Standpoint of Experience. June 11, 1900. Fairbrother, W. H.-The Relations of Ethics to Metaphysics. Mar. 19, 1900. of Least Action as a Psychological 1900. Hirn, Dr Y.-The Psychological and Sociological Study of Art. Apr. 2, 1900. Hodgson, S. H.-The Conceptions of Jones, Miss E. E. C.-A Refutation of Dualism. Feb. 19, 1900.* - The Meaning of Sameness. Mar. Lindsay, Dr J.-Italian Philosophy in Moore, J. E.-Identity. Necessity. Mar. 5, 1900.* Leibniz' Doctrine of Substance as deduced from his Logic. Feb. 5, 1900. Stout, Dr G. F.-The Common-Sense Sturt, H.-Art and Personality. Jan. The Doctrine of the Summum bonum. Apr. 30, 1900.* THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH, (FOUNDED 1882.) Hon. Secretary: T. G. 19 BUCKINGHAM STREET, ADELPHI, W.C. Officers.—President: Prof. O. J. Lodge, D.Sc., F.R.S. Pildington, B.A., 87 Sloane Street, London, S.W. Edward T. Bennett, 19 Buckingham Street, W.C. Meetings. At intervals of a few weeks, October to June. The Annual General Meeting takes place in January. Membership -No Entrance Fee; Annual Subscription: for Members, 42s.; for Associates, 21s. Papers communicated during January 1900 to June 1901, and published in the "Proceedings" for the Month indicated. FOR THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL CONDITION OF CHILDREN, PARKES MUSEUM, MARGARET STREET, W. Officers.-President: Rt. Hon. Earl Egerton of Tatton. Chairman: Rev. T. W. Sharpe, C.B. Hon. Secretary: W. J. Durrie Mulford. Membership.-Annual Subscription, 10s. 6d. Meetings. On Thursday evenings, at 8 P.M. The Anniversary Meeting is held in March. Publications.--Annual Reports for 1900 and 1901, containing the Reports of the Committee of the British Association on the Mental and Physical Deviations from the Normal among Children in Public, Elementary, and other Schools. Price 6d. List of Papers read from January 1900 to March 1901. Those marked have been published in full, and those marked † in Abstract. Colman, Mrs D., M.D.-Causes of Garnett, Dr W.-Early Stages of SECTION XIII. ARCHEOLOGY. LONDON. SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF LONDON, BURLINGTON HOUSE, PICCADILLY. (FOUNDED ABOUT 1572; INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, 1751.) Officers.-President: Viscount Dillon. Treasurer: P. Norman. Director: F. G. Hilton Price. Secretary: C. H. Read. Assistant-Secretary: W. H. St John Clerk: G. Clinch. Hope, M. A. Meetings. On Thursdays, from November to June inclusive, at 8.30 P.M. The Membership. -Entrance, 8 Guineas; Annual Subscription, 3 Guineas; Life Composition, £55. Publications.-Archæologia, Vol. LVII., Part 1; Proceedings (New Series), Vol. XVIII., Part 1. Papers read from January 1900 to June 1901, and published in the "Proceedings" and in "Archæologia." Those marked * are in "Proceedings," those marked † are in "Archæologia." Baildon, W.-On a Sixteenth Century Leaden Charm found at Lincoln's Inn. Mar. 29, 1900.* Bazeley, Rev. W., M.A.-On Recent Excavations at Hayles Abbey, Glouc. Mar. 22, 1900.* Boni, Cav. Giacomo.-The_Lapis niger in the Comitium at Rome. Jan. 25, 1900.+ Bristol, The Rt. Rev. Bishop of, D.D. On the Saj di Gorone. Feb. 1, 1900.* Church, Rev. Canon, M.A.-On the Buildings, Books, and Benefactors of the Library of the Dean and Chapter of Wells. Dec. 6, 1900.† Clark, Prof. E. C., LL.D.-On the Recent Discovery of an Alleged Law of Numa. June 20, 1901.* Clark, E. K., M. A.-Report as Local Secretary for Yorks. Mar. 22, 1900.* Clarke, S.-Report on Fall of Columns in the Temple of Karnak. Feb. 1, 1900.* Report as Local Secretary for Egypt. Apr. 18, 1901.* Collingwood, W. G., M.A.-Report as Cosson, Baron de.-On some Ancient Sword Blades bearing Spurious Inscriptions. June 21, 1900.* Cowper, H. S.-Report as Local Secretary for Westmorland and Lancashire-North-of-the-Sands. Feb. 21, 1901.* Cripps, W., C.B., M. A.—On a Roman Altar, etc., found at Cirencester. May 10, 1900.* Cust, L. H., M. A.-On a Plaster Head and Medallion of Sir Thomas Lovell, K. G. Mar. 14, 1901.* Dalton, O. M., M. A.-On a Byzantine Silver Treasure found in Cyprus. Mar. 15, 1900.† On some Bronze Vessels from Spain, with Christian Inscriptions of the Visigothic Period; and_on a Byzantine Cameo, with a Remarkable Type of the Annunciation. June 13, 1901.1 Dillon, Viscount.-On a Tilting Helm of the Fifteenth Century. May 10, 1900.* * Feb. Harrod, H.-On a Defence of the Liberties of Chester in 1450. 15, 1900.† Hartshorne, A.-On an Altered Headpiece of a Harquebusier, about 1630. May 17, 1900.* On the Monumental Effigy of Sir O. de Servington in Whatley Church, Somerset. June 20, 1901.* Haverfield, F., M. A.-On an Inscribed Roman Ingot of Cornish Tin, and Roman Tin-mining in Cornwall. Mar. 15, 1900. Hope, W. H. S. J., M. A.-Excavations at Warter Priory, Yorks. Feb. 1, 1900.* * Notes on a Mediæval Frontal from Baunton, Glouc. Feb. 8, 1900.* On some Palimpsest Stall-plates of Knights of the Garter. Apr. 5, 1900.* and G. E. Fox.-Excavations on the Site of the Romano-British City at Silchester, Hants, in 1899. May 3, 1900.t Excavations on the Site of the Roman Town at Silchester, Hants, in 1900. May 23, 1901.† Hudd, A. E.-On a Discovery of Bronze Implements at Coombe Dingle, Westbury-upon-Trim. Jan. 17, 1901.* Kirby, T. F., M.A.-On the Charters of the Manor of Meonstoke. Dec. 20, 1900.+ Le Strange, H., M.A., and T. M'K. Hughes, M.A., F.R.S.-Excava Notes on an Order for Defence of Myres, J. L., M.A.-Notes on some On Sir John de Pulteney and his Two Residences in London, with a few Remarks on the Parish of St Laurence Poultney. Dec. 13, 1901.† Paul, R. W.-The Heraldic Glass in Read, C. H.-On a Bronze Vessel and Reid, C., F.R.S.-The Plant-remains of Roman Silchester. May 23, 1901.† Rice, R. G.-Report as Local Secretary for Sussex. Jan. 18, 1900, and Mar. 28, 1901.* Robarts, N. F.-On a Bronze Hoard |