| Description | Geikie has heard from Sir Henry Roscoe that, having agreed to go to Paris in connection with the visit of the London University he is unable to represent the Royal Society at the Education Conference. As the Council does not meet until the 30th May, the President has nominated Augustus Desire Waller in Roscoe's place. Geikie gives Waller's address and asks that Marshall forward any papers concerning the forthcoming conference. |