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ABSTRACT THE Bradford Meeting has been on the whole a good one; though there have been no salient discussions, the papers read have been all up to a good useful average. Mr. Ferrier's


paper on the brain was a surprise to many, we believe, anti the only approach to a genuine sensation was the appearance of Captain Markham, R.N., in the Geographical Section on Saturday, he


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