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SOCIETY FOR PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.

Charles C. Massey.
The Reverend W. Stainton Moses, M.A.
Frederic W. H. Myers, M.A.
Frank Podmore, M.A.
Lord Rayleigh, M.A., Fellow of the Royal Society. original: F.R.S.; John William Strutt, 3rd Baron Rayleigh, was a Nobel Prize-winning physicist
C. Lockhart Robertson, M.D.
E. Dawson Rogers.
Henry Sidgwick, M.A., Doctor of Letters, Doctor of Civil Law, Knightbridge Professor of Moral Philosophy, Cambridge. original: Lit. D., D.C.L.; Sidgwick was the first president of the SPR
Henry A. Smith, M.A.
J. Herbert Stack.
Balfour Stewart, Fellow of the Royal Society, Professor of Physics, Owens College, Manchester. original: F.R.S.; Owens College eventually became the University of Manchester
J. J. Thomson, M.A., Professor of Experimental Physics, Cambridge. Sir Joseph John Thomson is famous for his discovery of the electron in 1897
Hensleigh Wedgwood, M.A.

HONORARY TREASURER.

Alexander Calder, 1, Hereford Square, London, S.W.

HONORARY SECRETARY.

Edmund Gurney, 14, Dean’s Yard, Westminster, S.W.

In addition to the names listed above, the Society includes over 600 Members and Associates. The privileges and conditions of membership are defined in the Rules as follows:

Rule IV.—The Society shall consist of:

(a) Members, who shall contribute no less than two guineas A guinea was a gold coin worth 21 shillings, or one pound and one shilling. It was often used for professional fees and elite memberships annually, or a single payment of twenty guineas. Members shall be entitled to hold any of the offices of the Society; to vote in the election of the Governing Council; to attend all meetings of the Society; to use its Reading Room and Library; to borrow books from its Library; and to receive for free any journal, transactions, or periodical publication that may be issued by the Council.

(b) Associates, who shall contribute no less than one guinea annually, or a single payment of ten guineas. Associates shall be entitled to attend all meetings of the Society, except those called for business purposes only; to use its Reading Room and Library; and to receive for free the ordinary published Proceedings of the Society and the monthly Journal.