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iuicuy wuuipntu vvmi,The above are the- leading views of the Britifli Mineralo-gical Society, and will always occupy the principal part of its attention. It is by no means, however, intended to neglect other objes : the examination of minerals which have been either- not at all, or but imperfeIy inveftigated, will oecafionally form a part of its employment, and every, occurrence that throws light upon the difficult fubjeft of chemical analyfis will be carefully regiflered in the books of the Society,LIST OF MEMBERS.A, Aikin, prefident.W. H. Pepys, fecretary.C. R. Aikin, fecretary for correfpondence. ;Metpbers in Ordinary.W. Allen. R. A. Cox.A. Tilloeh. P. Sandman. -R. Knight. R. Stocker.Th. Cox. C. Lynam.Dr. Babingtoo. R. Emgley*R. Phillips.Correfponding Members.R. Kirwan, Efq. P. R. I. A. Dublin.W. Henry, Efq. Manchefler.D. Mufhet, Cafder Iron-Works, N.B.L. Dillwyn, Efq. Walthamftow,** * u* Sse Philofophical Magazine, voU vi* p. 369, and vol. ix. p. *82.Rev.
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