Welsh Journals

Pembrokeshire. Proposer. Colonel Crosland, Colby Lodge, Amroth Rev. E. Owen Jones. Miss V. Curzon, Lawrenny, Kilgetty Mr. E. I. P. Bowen. Rev. J. Lewis Davies, The Vicarage, Moylgrove The Right Rev. the Bishop of St. Davids. Rev. Canon Bickerton C. Edwards, The Rectory, Tenby The Right Rev. the Bishop of St. Davids. Rev. Tudor M. Evans, Monkton Priory, Pembroke The Right Rev. the Bishop of St. Davids. Arthur G. Gaddum, Esq., Orielton, Pembroke Mr. A. G. O. Mathias. J. R. Harris, Esq., Trewarren, Newport Captain A. T. N. Evans. W. E. D. Jones, Esq., M.A., Gwynfa, Merlin's Hill, Haver- fordwest Captain A. T. N. Evans. Monmouthshire. Miss E. Joan Searle, Tyrol, Glasllwch Crescent, Newport Mr. E. I. P. Bowen. The Marches. R. A. Banks, Esq., Hergest Croft, Kington, Herefordshire Mr. C. C. Lloyd Jones. Geoffrey Foster, Esq., Lee Old Hall, Ellesmere, Salop Rev. G. Ifor R. Jones. Miss F. H. B. Marsh, F.L.S., Thornleigh, Mordiford, Here- ford Miss Lily F. Chitty. TREASURER'S REPORT, 1937. I have pleasure in presenting my report to the Association, together with the accounts for the year 1937. The Income Account for the year shows a balance of £ 299 14s. 5d., of which £ 78 3s. lid. represents the excellent balance contributed from the Bangor meeting. The suggestion of the Local Committee at Bangor that part of this should be appro- priated for the purpose of excavations in Caernarvonshire will be submitted to the Research Committee in due course. The chief feature of the account is the substantial increase in the cost of ARCHAEOLOGIA Cambrensis, partly due to the increased cost of printing. I am discussing this matter with the editors. I suggest that, out of the balance, £ 150 be transferred to the Research Fund, and a further £ 50 stock be purchased and added to the general reserve, leaving the balance to be carried forward to the present year. H. J. RANDALL, Treasurer.