Royal Institution
5^th August 1822

Sir,

I have the honor to inform you, that you were this day elected a member of the Royal Institution of Great Britain. Your attendance for admission is therefore requested at one of the following Monthly Meetings, at two o’clock precisely, to complete your qualification.

Monday the 4^th of Nov^r

Monday – 2^d of December

Monday – 3^d of February 1823

Monday – 3^d of March

Monday – 7^th of April

Monday – 5 of May

The contributions required by the Bye Laws are as follows, From a new member, fifty guineas; or an admission fee of eight guineas, and a bond to pay four guineas yearly, in January: From a life subscriber, who has compounded, or nominated under the Act, on being elected a member, twenty=five guineas; or an admission fee of four guineas, and a bond to pay two guineas yearly, in January:

Besides a contributions, in either case, of five guineas to the library and mineralogical fund, on admission, or within three years after.

Thomas Harrison Secretary.

Assist Secretary

These contributions may be paid to Mr. Fincher, Clerk at the Institution, or any of the following Bankers.

Messrs. Morland , Ransom, and Co. Pall Mall,

Messrs. Hammersley and Co. Pall Mall,

Messrs. Herries, Farquhar, and Co. St. James’s Street,

Messrs. Hoare, Fleet Street,

Messrs, Pybus and Co. Bond Street.

W Henry Talbot, Esq^r

W. Bulmer and Co. Printers to the Royal Institution, Cleveland-Row, St. James’s