RULES AND OBJECTS OE THE SOCIETY

1. The members of this Society pay no animal subscription, but engage to purchase one copyof allbooks publisbed bythe Society, at a sum not exeeeding 10s. for an octavo volume of 400 pages, and in proportion forsmaller volumes. No member of tbe Society or of the comrnittee incurs any liability or expensc beyond tlie purcliase of one copy of such book, as before stated.

3. No copies shall be sold to non-subscribers at less than tbe full price of 12 shillings for every such volume of 400 pages, as above-specified.

4. Works vvhich hâve already bcen publisbed, will not be printed, except in peculiar cases ; and any member, who plcases, may décline to take a copy of such book. — Such wovks, however, as hâve been pubbshed only in part, will be considérai as coming within the objects of the Society, and complète éditions of them will be given without delay.

5. The expensc of printing and publishing will be défrayai out of the procceds of sale, and ail the money winch shall romain, over aud above such expenscs, shall bc paid to the

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persons who liave acted in editing MSS. published by the Society.

6. Ail Chronicles and other works, published by this Society, will be illustrated with copious English Notes, Préfaces, Indices, Dissertations, Biographical notices, and Summaries of their contents, as in each case sliall be required.

7. A Cornmittee will be appointée! whose cluty Mail be to décide Avliat works, offered to the Society, shall be selected for publication.

8. Ail persons desirous of supplying transeripts of Manuscripts for publication, and of acting as editors to the same, are requested to communicate with the Publisher.

Persons, wishing to become rnembers, are requested to send their names and addresses to

Mr ALEXANDEB BLACK,