ABSTRACT
The Rev. SEPTlMUS HANSARD, who testified his in1 terest in the work by coming to the meeting, though stil~ sadly weakened by his late severe illness, in a characterT istic and cordial speech moved a vote of thanks to th~ noble President, recalling tLe great services he had done to every good cause during his long public lifet He concluded by expressing a hope that the Society which had had a true friend in him from its foundation; might long continue to profit by his large experienceand kindly interest.
