W. S., A Topographer, and P. B. For a person to be eligible to the "Antiquarian Photographic Club," he must be a Fellow of the Royal or Antiquarian Societies, or a member of the Royal Institution, and be unanimously elected. This rule, after much consideration, was decided by its promoters. A few others than Photographers are admitted, who join the excursions, and are required to furnish the notes, historical and literary, of the spots visited.
H. H. (Glasgow) is thanked for the kind manner in which he speaks of our services to photography.
L. L. However imperfect the specimens of your skill, we shall be glad to receive them. If all who, like you, have benefited by the photographic articles which have appeared in our columns, would send us, in acknowledgment, some of their productions, our portfolio would be better filled than it is.
Erratum. Vol. ix., p. 474., col. 2, line 25, for "German sherry wines," read "Genuine sherry wines."
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