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An abstract of the receipts and expenditure of tfie Archaeological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, from March 11, to December 31, 1815. Dr. £ s. d. Cr. £ s. d. lSi5. 1815. To donations received from By rent of apartments and members to December 31 . . 370 14 attendance 41 13 11 To subscriptions .... 552 16 By advertisements for an- nual and montlily meetings, in London and provincial papers By furniture for apartments By printing circulars, list of members, and committee lists By stationery 6 By salary of resident secre- tary 75 By postage, carriage of ob- jects for exhibition, porterage, and incidental expenses, as per petty cash-book 68 13 9 By expenses of the general meeting at Winchester, as in hire of rooms, cases for the museum, and attendants . . 98 4 6 Balance 458 1 58 3 9 G9 19 47 7 6 8 £923 10 £923 10 And we, the auditors, further state that much of the expenditure has been incurred by the establishment of the Institute in their apartments, and there- fore will not occiu" in the accounts of the current year. We fvu-ther find that considerable property, consisting of books, prints, drawings, and miscellaneous antiquities, is in the possession of the Institute, having been presented by various members as contributions to the library and collections of the Institute. Given imder our hands, this twentieth day of May, 1 846. o-^ 1 r A. J. B. Hope (for William Burge, Esq.)
- 1 Charles Henry Hartshorne.
We hereby certify that the above abstract of receipts and expenditure was submitted to the annual meeting of the Committee, on the twentieth day of May, 1846, according to the 29th rule. r A. J. B. Hope (for WilUam Burge, Esq.) ^ Charles Henry Hartshorne. In addition to the auditors' report, the following statement of the actual balance in the hands of the bankers of the Institute, and of sums received during the meeting at York, was submitted to the general meeting. Balance in favour of the Archaeological Institute, at Messrs. Cockburns, on July 18, 1846 370 10 Annual contributions of subscribing members received during the York meeting 75