1888.

April 17th.-Annual Meeting.

May 24th.-Old Radnor.

June 28th.-Golden Valley.

July 17th.-Church Stretton for Plaish Hall and Caer Caradoc (Ladies Day).

Aug. 28th.-Brinsop, Wormesley, and Weobley.

Oct.

1st.-Fungus Foray, Forest of Dean, Holme Lacy, and Pontrilas.

1889.

April 9th.-Annual Meeting.

May 23rd.-Eywood, Knill, and Presteign.

June 18th.-Ross and Monmouth to Newland and St. Briavel's (Ladies' Day).

July 19th.--Clifford and Hay.

Aug. 22nd.-Ledbury and Malvern Hills.

Sept. 30th.-Fungus Foray, Downton Castle, Downton Hall, Dinmore, and Stoke Edith Park.

1890.

April 10th.-Annual Meeting.

May 30th.-Stokesay.

June 24th.-Kingsland, Eardisland, and Monkland.

July 31st.-Berkeley Castle (Ladies' Day).

Aug. 26th.-Brecon Beacons.

Sept. 29th.-Fungus Foray, Whitfield, Haywood Forest, Rotherwas, and Stoke

Edith Park.

1891.

April 9th.-Annual Meeting.

May 28th.-Haugh Wood and Woolhope District.

June 30th.-Aberedw Rocks.

July 28th.-Llanthony Abbey (Ladies' Day).

Aug. 25th.-Moccas Park,

Oct. 8th.-Fungus Foray, Pontrilas.

1892.

Mar. 24th.-Annual Meeting.

May 31st.-Leominster, Laysters, Middleton-on-the-hill, and Kimbolton.

June 30th.-Bredenbury, Travertine at Southstone Rocks, and Whitbourne Court. July 29th.-Chepstow (Ladies' Day).

Aug. 25th.-Brecon Beacons.

Sept. 20th.-Fungus Forays, Whitcliff Woods, Ludlow, and Dinmore.

LIST OF

MEETINGS.

(Arranged Alphabetically).

Aberedw Rocks, June 30th

Abergavenny, for the Sugar Loaf Mountain, July 10th

Aconbury Camp and Priory, June 18th

Bach Camp and Berrington, June 19th

Berkeley Castle, July 31st

Black Mountain and Cwmyoy, May 15th

Brecon Beacons, August 26th

-, August 25th

Bredenbury and the mass of Travertine at Southstone Rocks,

June 30th

Brinsop, Wormesley, Weobley, August 28th

Caynham Camp and Titterstone, Clee Hill, August 20th

Craven Arms, Norton Camp, and Stokesay, August 25th
Downton, the Gorge of the Teme, July 15th
Eywood, Knill, Presteign, May 23rd

1889

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Leominster, Kimbolton, Laysters, and Middleton-on-the-Hill, May 31st 1892

278

Newland, St. Briavel's &c., in the Forest of Dean, June 18th

Perton Lane, for Woolhope Valley, Geology, August 20th
Raglan Castle, June 25th

Pigeon Houses (since demolished), at Putson and at

Wigmore Grange

piece.

Treasure Trove-Seven Silver Vessels found in a rabbit

hole, in the parish of Stoke Prior (Collotype)

1892

279

Well discovered in the Grounds of the New Weir,
Kenchester-Sketch, plan, and section of buried

Woolhope Valley, Section, and Geologically Coloured Plan of

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