At the outset of the proceedings. Mr. Robert Clark was appointed Honorary President of the Corpora-lion. The chgirmon explained that his was the highest compliment which the Society could pay to one hose work on its behalf had been The appointment had bern held in succession by Sir Nathaniel Dunlop, Mr. Francis Henderson and Sir Archibald Denny, Bt, and Mr. Innes felt that they could have no more worthy successor than Mr. Robert Clark, who retired from the chair two years ago after controlling the destinies of the Society fcr a quarter of a century. The resolution was supper by Mr.
Georg> Sloan, the only remaining member of the original committee appointed when the "Society established in 1890, and was carried with acclamation.
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