£ s. d. Balance, June 16 765 19 1 By cash, (rents, etc.,) May and June 180 11 8 ---------- 946 10 9 328 19 6 ---------- Balance, July 16 £617 11 3 ========== June 25. Downs 16 0 0 July 1. St. George Secretary 25 0 0  ,,  ,, Raffaelle, July and August 15 0 0  ,,  ,, Gift to poor relation, annual 50 0 0 6. Johns, Camberwell, Bookseller 17 19 6 7. Jackson 40 0 0 7. Joseph Sly [64] 40 0 0 8. Crawley 30 0 0 11. To Assisi [65] 45 0 0 11. Self [66] 50 0 0 ---------- £328 19 6 ========== II. Affairs of the Company. I have no subscriptions to announce. My friends send me occasional letters inquiring how I do, and what I am doing. Like Mr. Toots, I am very well, I thank them; and they can easily find out what I am doing, and help me, if they like; and if not, I don’t care to be asked questions. The subjoined account gives the detail of Sheffield Museum expenses to end of June. I am working hard at the catalogue of its mineral collection; and the forthcoming number of ‘Deucalion’ will give account of its proposed arrangement. But things go slowly when one has so many in hand, not only because of the actual brevity of time allowable for each, but because, of that short time, much is wasted in recovering the threads of the work. SHEFFIELD MUSEUM ACCOUNT.