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A LIST OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY.
A LIST Of the Preſent COUNCIL, Eleven of which are to be continued till St. ANDREW's Day 1694. SR. ROBERT SOUTHWELL, Knight, PRESIDENT. John Bembde, Eſquire. Sir Godfry Copley Knt. & Bar. Sir Anthony Dean, Knt. John Evelyn, Eſquire. John Flamſted, Aſt. Reg. Thomas Gale, D. D. Nehemiah Grew, M. D. John Harwood, LL. D. Thomas Henſhaw, Eſquire. John Herbert, Eſquire. Abraham Hill, Eſquire. Robert Hook, M. D. Sir John Hoskins, Knt. & Bar. Robert Pitt, M. D. Alexander Pittfield, Eſquire. Robert Plott, LL. D. Hans Sloan, M. D. Edward Tyſon, M. D. Richard Waller, Eſquire. Sir Chriſtopher Wren, Knight. WIlliam Aglionby, M. D. St. George Aſhe, D. D. Francis Aſton, Eſquire. John Awbrey, Eſquire. GEORGE Earl of BERKLEY. Nicholas Bagnal, Eſquire. Ralph Bathurſt, D. D. Arthur Bayly, Eſquire. Richard Beaumont, Eſquire. Edward Bernard, D. D. Jonathan Blackwell, Eſquire. William Bridgman, Eſquire. Edward Brown, M. D. Sir Richard Bulkley, Knt. & Bar. JOHN Lord Arch-Biſhop of CANTERBURY. JOHN Earl of CARBERY. HENRY Earl of CLARENDON. EDWARD Ld. Biſhop of CORK and ROSSE. Hugh Chamberlen, M. D. Mr. Dethleuus Cluverus, Daniel Cox, M. D. John Creed. Thomas Criſp, Eſquire. GEORGE Lord DOUGLAS. Thomas Day, Eſquire. Sir William Godolphin, Knight. Sir Robert Gordon, Knight. David Gregory, M. D. Charles Greſham, A. M. Sir Rowland Gwynne, Knight. GEORGE Marqueſs of HALLIFAX. Edward Haines, Eſquire. Clopton Havers, M. D. William Holder, D. D. Mr: John Houghton, Charles Howard of Norfolk, Eſq. Edward Howard of Norfolk, Eſq. John Stafford Howard, Eſquire. ALEXANDER Ea • le of KINCARDIN. Sir Edmond King, Knight. ROBERT Earl of LINDSEY. Lord Great Chamb. Joſeph Lane, Eſquire. Ralph Lane, Eſquire. Edward Laney, D. M. Martin ••••• er, M. D. Mr. Francis Lodwick. Sir John Lowther, Bar. John Mapletoft, D. D. Roger Merideth, Eſquire. Walter Mills, M. D. Benjamin Middleton, Eſquire. William Molineux, Eſquire. Thomas Molineux, M. D. Mr. George Mol • William Muſgrave, LL. D. HENRY Duke of NORFOLK Earl Marſhal. Mr. Iſaac Newton, Math. Prof. Luc. THOMAS Earl of PEMBROCKE. Edward Paget, A. M. Henry Paman, M. D. William Payne, A. M. William Perry, A. M. Samuel Pepys, Eſquire. Walter Pope, M. D. Thomas Povey, Eſquire. THOMAS Lord Biſhop of ROCHESTER. Dean of Weſtminſter. John Ray, A. M. Francis Roberts, Eſquire. Richard Robinſon, M. D. Tancred Robinſon, M. D. Sir Paul Rycaut, Knight. Mr. Joſeph Raphſon, M. A. GILBERT Lord Biſhop of SALISBURY Sir Jeremy Sambrook, Knight. Frederick Slare, M. D. Edward Southwell, Eſquire William Stanley, D. D. The Honourable the Lord Viſcount TARBAT. Alexander Torriano, LL. B. Sir. Theodore de Vaux, Knight. CHARLES Marqueſs of WORCESTER THOMAS Lord Viſcount WAYMOUTH. John Wallis, D. D. Geo. Pr. Sav. Sir Patience Ward, Knight. Sir Paul Witchcot, Knt. & Bar. Sir Joſeph Williamſon, Knight. Charles Willoughby, M. D. William Wotton, A. M. Sir Cyril Wyche, Knight. Sir Peter Wyche, Knight. Edmond Wylde, Eſquire.

Out of theſe FELLOWS of the SOCIETY, Ten are to be choſen into the Council for the Year Enſuing, on Thurſday the Thirtieth of November, 1693. Being St. ANDREW's Day.

PERSONS OF OTHER NATIONS. DS. Fremont d' Ablancourt. Ds. Dominicus Caſſini, Aſtr. Reg. Par. Ds. Johannes Dolaeus, Aſtr. Reg. Par. Ds. Nicolaus Fatio, de Duillier. Ds. Jacomo Grande, Venetus. Ds. Jo. Theodorus Heinſon Hanov. Ds. Urbanus Hiern. Ds. Chriſtianus Huygens de Zulichem. Ds. Jo. Phil. Jordis M. D. Francofurt. Ds. Theodorus Kerchringius. Ds. Gothofred Gul. Leibinitus, J. V. D. Ds. Antonius Leuwenhoeck, Delphenſ. Ds. Marcellus Malpighius, M. D. Marſigli. Com. Imp. Rom. Ds. Dioniſius Papin, M. D. Ds. Louis Paul, M. D. Ds. Jo. Ambroſius Sarotti. Ds. Ez de Spanheim Ds. Jo. Adamus Stampfer. Ds. Franciſcus Travigini, Phil. Venet. Ds. Raymundus Vieuſſens, M. D. Ds. Jo. Weichard Valvaſor, Liber. Baro. Ds. Spirit. Cabart de Villermont. Ds. Nicolaus Witſen, Burg. Amſter.

LONDON, Printed by Tho. James, MDCXCIV.