The fourth portrait (_opposite page_ 24) is taken from a MS. of _The Dialogues of St. Gregory_ (_Harl._ 3011), at the British Museum, _f._ 69 v., at the end of the 3rd book. The background is bright green, with a brown border round it. It is a brown-ink drawing, with some yellow wash. The inscription above it is _Teodericus depinxit hanc imaginem Gregorium patrem_. It exemplifies once again the symbol of the dove, which is here evidently not connected specially with the musical work of St. Gregory, but with his literary efforts as a whole. THE PLAINSONG AND MEDIAEVAL MUSIC SOCIETY. PRESIDENT. The Right Hon. THE EARL OF DYSART. VICE-PRESIDENTS. The Right Rev. THE BISHOP OF ARGYLL and THE ISLES. Sir HICKMAN B. BACON, Bart. Sir J. F. BRIDGE, Mus. Doc. The Right Hon. THE VISCOUNT HALIFAX. The Very Rev. VERNON STALEY. H. ELLIS WOOLDRIDGE, Esq. COUNCIL. Rev. MAURICE BELL. W. J. BIRKBECK, Esq. Rev. A. E. BRIGGS. R. A. BRIGGS, Esq. SOMERS CLARKE, Esq. WAKELING DRY, Esq. Rev. W. HOWARD FRERE. A. HUGHES-HUGHES, Esq. J. T. MICKLETHWAITE, Esq. Rev. E. J. NORRIS. Rev. G. H. PALMER. A. H. D. PRENDERGAST, Esq. ATHELSTAN RILEY, Esq. J. RUSSELL, Esq. PERCY E. SANKEY, Esq. Rev. H. URLING SMITH. Rev. G. R. WOODWARD. E. G. P. WYATT, Esq. AUDITORS. _MESSRS. GERARD VAN DE LINDE & SON._ HON. TREASURER. _E. G. P. WYATT, ESQ._ HON. SECRETARY. _PERCY. E. SANKEY, ESQ., 44 Russell Square, London. W.C._ The Plainsong & Mediaeval Music Society. The Society is founded for purely antiquarian purposes with the following objects:-- 1. To be a centre of information in England for students of Plainsong and Mediaeval Music, and a means of communication between them and those of other countries. 2. To publish fac-similes of important MSS., translations of foreign works on the subject, adaptations of the Plainsong to the English Use, and such other works as may be desirable. 3. To form a catalogue of all Plainsong and Measured Music in England, dating not later than the middle of the sixteenth century. 4. To form a throughly proficient Choir of limited numbers, with which to give illustrations of Plainsong and Mediaeval Music. The subscription for Members is £1 per annum, entitling them to all publications _gratis_. Clergymen and Organists are eligible for election as Associates, at a Subscription of 2/6 per annum, which will entitle them to the annual publications at a reduced price. _______________ 190____ _Name_ ______________________________________________ _Address_ ___________________________________________