61 Life Fees, at £5 5s., as per Account, to 31 December, 1900 Transfer to "Property Account' 320 5 O Yorkshire Penny Bank, on Deposit at 2 per cent.... £ s. d. 350 0 0 17 10 O Yorkshire College, on joint purchase of No. 10, Advanced by Yorkshire Archæological Society, at 4 per cent. £1,510 8 LIST OF OFFICERS FOR 1903. President. EDMUND WILSON, F.S.A., Red Hall, Leeds. Vice-Presidents. JOHN RAWLINSON FORD, 61, Albion Street, Leeds. Council. W. PALEY BAILDON, F.S.A., Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C. W. BRAITHWAITE, 2, St. George's Terrace, Headingley. W. S. CAMERON, 57, Caledonian Road, Leeds. H. S. CHORLEY, M.A., 16, Park Place, Leeds. E. KITSON CLARK, M.A., F.S.A., Meanwoodside, Leeds. FRANK GOTT, 3, East Parade, Leeds. H. T. KELSEY, M.A., Cromer House, Leeds. S. D. KITSON, M.A., Greek Street Chambers, Leeds. W. T. LANCASTER, Yorkshire Banking Co., Leeds. Hon. Librarian and Curator. S. DENISON, 4, St. George's Terrace, Headingley. bon. Treasurer. EDMUND WILSON, F.S.A., Red Hall, Leeds. bon. Secretaries. G. D. LUMB, 65, Albion Street, Leeds. B. P. SCATTERGOOD, M.A., 7, Cookridge Street, Leeds. REPORT FOR 1902. 'HE Council of the Thoresby Society have the pleasure to present their Fourteenth Annual Report. During the year ten Life Members, some of whom were already Annual Members, and twenty new Annual Members have joined the Society, and the number on the Roll at the close of the year was 338, of whom 63 were Life and 275 Annual Members. During the year further parts of the Coucher Books of Kirkstall Abbey and Calverley Charters have been issued to members for 1901. During the summer enjoyable excursions were made to Knaresborough Castle and Church; to Giggleswick Church, Museum and School Chapel, and the Victoria Cave; to Gilling Castle, Byland Abbey, and Coxwold; and to Beverley Minster and St. Mary's Church, under the able direction and guidance of Messrs. J. N. Barran, J. Bilson, E. Kitson Clark, S. D. Kitson, and W. H. Witherby. During the year Mr. Hargrove resigned his position as an ordinary Member of Council, and was elected a VicePresident; Mr. Scattergood was chosen to fill his place. The Council have also to announce with great regret the retirement of Mr. W. H. Witherby from his position as |