Remarks on the plea of insanity, and on the mangement of criminal lunatics / by William Wood.

  • Wood, William, 1816-1892
Date:
1851
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Credit: Remarks on the plea of insanity, and on the mangement of criminal lunatics / by William Wood. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Business shall commence at eight o'clock, p.m., pre- cisely, when the Minutes of the preceding Meeting shall be read. The Business of the ordinary Meetings shall be to read the Minutes of the preceding Meeting, to propose and ballot for Members, and to read and discuss such commu- nications relative te the subject of Insanity as have been approved by the preceding Meeting. In all Meetings of the Society three shall form a quorum. All questions shall be decided by vote, unless a ballot be demanded, and the decision of a majority of Members shall be considered as the decision of the Meeting, the President or Chairman having in all cases of equality a casting vote. The Treasurer has special charge of all accounts, and shall see to the collecting of all sums of money due to the Society; and he shall report to the Society from time to time the names of all such Members as shall be in a'rrear, together with the sums of money respectively due by each. In concert with the Honorary Secretary, he shall keep a complete list of the Members of the Society, with the name and address of each accurately set forth, which list, with other books of account, shall be laid on the table at every ordinary Meeting of the Society. He shall also pay all accounts due by the Society, so soon as they have been examined and approved of by the Society. The Honorary Secretary shall have a general charge of all the arrangements, and of the execution of all the orders
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