PUBLICATIONS OF THE SOCIETY. TIIE EARLY CHRISTIAN MONUMENTS or SCOTLAND. By J. ROMILLY ALLEN, F.S.A. With an Introduction (being the Rhind Lectures for 1892), by JOSEPH ANDERSON, LL.D. Handsomely bound, in one volume 4to, 1064 pages, with upwards of 2500 Illustrations, of which 200 are from Photographs, on 109 full-page Plates. Price £3, 33. SCULPTURED MONUMENTS IN IONA AND THE WEST HIGHLANDS. By JAMES DRUMMOND, R.S.A. Folio, 100 Plates. Price £3, 35. PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES OF SCOTLAND. First Series, Vols. I.—XII., 1851-78. Second Series. 1879—90. Third Series, 1891—1902. Price 10s. 6d. each volume. GENERAL INDEX AND INDEX OF ILLUSTRATIONS To THE PROCEEDINGS. Vols. I.—XXIV. Price 103., by post 10S. 6d. ARCHEOLOGIA SCOTICA; or, Transactions of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. Vols. III., IV. Price 15s. each—Vol. V., in three parts. Price 10s. each part. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES. 384 pages, with 660 Woodcuts. Price Is, by post 1s. 3d. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE EGYPTIAN ANTIQUI'I‘IES IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM. By Miss M. A. MURRAY. 67 pages, with 110 Illustrations. Price 6d., by post 8d. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE 0F SCOTTISH COINS IN THE NATIONAL MUSEUM OF ANTIQUITIES. By A. B. RICHARDSON, Curator of Coins. 400 pages, with 12 Autotype Plates. Only 250 Copies printed. Price, One Guinea; by Post, £1, ls. 6d. Candidates for admission as Fellows must sign the Form of Application prescribed by the Council (which may be obtained from any of the Secretaries), and must be proposed by a Fellow and seconded by two Members of the Council. They will then be balloted for at the next meeting,r oi' the Society, and, if admitted, will have their names recorded as Fellows OII payment of Two Guineas of Entrance Fees to the Funds of the Society, and One Guinea for the current year‘s Subscription; or Fellows may compound for all future contribu- tions, including Entrance Fees, by the payment of Twenty Guineas at the time of admission, or of Fifteen Guineas after having paid live annual contrilultions, or of Ten Guineas after having paid ten annual contributions. The animal Subscription becomes due in advance, at 30th November, the day of the Annual General Meeting. The Fellows are entitled to receive the printed Proceedings of the Society, free of charge, from the date of their admission. AFTERNOON MEETING. Sudan of itafiqnarirs of Student]. HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIFTH SESSION. THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES or SCOTLAND will meet in the MUSEUM, QUEEN STREET, upon MONDAY the 8th May 1905, at Four o’clock PM. I. B A L L O T. Fellows. Proposed by ROBERT DOLLAR, San Francisco, U.S.A. . J. R. M‘LIZCKIE, F.S.A. Scot. WILLIAM HARVEY, 4 Gowrie Street, Dundee A. H. MILLAR, l<‘.S.A. Scot. WILLIAM NEISII, of The Laws, Kingennic . J. H. STEVENSON, F.S.A. Scot. ii. COMMUNICATIONS. I. Notice 01' a Bronze Age Cemetery, with Urns, at Newlands, Langside. By LUDOVIe M‘LELLAN MANN, F.S.A. Scot. (The Urns will be exhibited.) . Notice of :1 Skull from a Gist, with a Beaker Urn, at Aeharole, Caithness. By Dr. ’l‘. H. BRI’cE, F.S.A. Scot. (The Urn mul Hmll will be 1::l'hibz'terl.) . Observations on Scottish l’laee-Nmnes, as they appear in the Accounts of the IlOly hand Tax, collected by Boianinnd in the years 1274—76. By the Right Rev. .JOIIN Don‘DI-IN, D.I)., LL.D., F.S.A. Scot. . Notice 01' the Discovery 01' Stone Collins at Anchterhouse, Fori‘arshire. By ALEXANDER IIUTeIIESON, ESA. Sect, Broughty Ferry. . Antiquities and Old Customs in St. Kilda, compiled from Notes made by liev. Neil Mackenzie, Ministeroi'St. Kilda, 1829—43. By Rev. J. B. MACKENZIE, Ii‘.S.A. Scot, Kenmore. . Note 011 a Heard of Silver Coins, chieily of Edwards 1. and 11., found in an Earthenware Jar, at Loehnmben. By GEORGE MACDONALD, )I.A., LL.D., Curator of Coins. (The Jar will be exhibited.) . Notice of the Exploration of the Remains of a Cairn ol' the Bronze Age, at Gonrlaw, Midlothian. By F. it. CHM-ES, Assisturnt-Ifi'lpu' of [he .Illlsrum. (’1’100 Urns and a 130m: Pendant found will be erlu'bizcrbl VIII. Notes 011 the Old Blacki'riars ol‘ Glasgow. By Rev. JAs. PRIMROSE, F.S.A. Scot. There will be exhibited— By Mr. IVIACI’IIEE, I'Ielenslmrgh, through Mr. JOHN linl'vE, F.S.:\. Scot.— I'Iighland Brooch of Silver, with I'nliag‘eous scroll ornament, and a Flanged Axe 01' Bronze, found at Fort William, lnverness-shire.