9. “Description of Africa and of the notable things in it, by John Leo Africanus.” To be translated from Ramusio, and edited, with Notes and an Introduction, by Dr. Henry Barth, C.B., Hon. Corr. Mem. F.R.G.S.

The following Six Members retire from the Council:—

Of this number, the three following are proposed for re-election, viz:

And the names of the following gentlemen are proposed for election:—

STATEMENT OF THE ACCOUNTS OF THE SOCIETY FOR THE YEAR 1863-64.
Balance at Banker’s at last Audit £357 10 0Mr. J. E. Richard, for Paper £35 2 0
Mr. Richards, for Printing 175 11 0
Received by Banker during the year 341 5 3Transcriptions 21 17 0
Mr. Stanford, for a Map 29 7 6
Petty Cash in hand at last Audit 1 16 0Charge at Hull, on £2:2 (Bank of England) 0 0 6
Petty Cash received in July 1864 10 0 0Gratuity to Agent’s Foreman 5 0 0
Expended in Petty Cash 5 0 7
£271 18 7
Present Balance at Banker’s 431 17 3
Present Balance in Petty Cash 6 15 5
£710 11 3 £710 11 3
Examined and approved July 15th, 1864.
CHARLES BAGOT PHILLIMORE.
WILLIAM NEVILLE STURT.

THE
HAKLUYT SOCIETY.

President.