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6 May 28. "Balochi Folklore." Mr. M. Longworth Dames.

"The Experience of a Collector of English Folklore." Mr. S. O. Addy.

June 20. "The Folklore of the Kennet Valley." Miss L. Salmon.

"The Modern Commercial Aspect of an Ancient Superstition." Mr. E. Lovett.

July 16. "The Origin of Totemism." Mr. A. Lang.

Nov. 12. "The Voice of the Stone of Destiny: an Enquiry into the Choice of Kings by Augury." Mr. E. S. Hartland.

Dec. 10. "The Solution of the Gorgon Myth." Mr. F. T. Elworthy.

Mr. Skeat's paper on Malay Spiritualism was illustrated by some excellent lantern slides.

The following objects have been exhibited at the meetings, viz.:—

Mr. Lovett has very kindly presented a selection of the amulets and charms exhibited by him to the Society, and they will in due course be placed in the Society's case at the Museum of Archæology and Ethnology at Cambridge.

It is many years since there have been so few objects exhibited at the meetings of the Society. The Council take this opportunity of calling attention to the notice on the Programmes for the Session requesting that objects of interest illustrative of Folklore may be exhibited, and of urging all members and friends of the Society to make use of any opportunity they may have of contributing in this way to the interest of the meetings.

The attendance at the meetings has been irregular. This irregularity may have been due in some measure to the many counter-attractions in connection with the coronation of His Majesty King Edward VII.; but the Council cannot help