Dr. J. M. H. MACLEOD showed a case of _grouped comedones_ associated with acneiform lesions on the chest of a boy aged 2 years. The comedones were present chiefly on the sternal region, but several isolated groups occurred around the nipple and umbilicus. Only a few of the comedones had become inflamed or transformed into acne pustules. The mother had noticed the comedones about a month before exhibition. There was a definite history of local irritation in the case, for since the child was a few months old he had worn a piece of flannel over the chest in the affected region, and as the mother believed that he had a delicate chest the flannel had been frequently saturated with camphorated oil. The exhibitor intended to make a bacterial examination of the lesions with the object of trying to find the acne bacillus, and hoped to report the result at a subsequent meeting of the Society. Another point of interest in connection with the case was the fact that it occurred in a boy, as the large majority of reported cases have been in boys. Dr. MacLeod referred also to another case in an infant boy of about a year old, which he had seen on the afternoon of the meeting, but unfortunately had been unable to bring up, in which the comedones were grouped on the forehead and cheeks and in which there was no history of local irritation to account for the lesions. * * * * * Mr. MALCOLM MORRIS showed a case of early _Parakeratosis variegata_, a full report of which will be published in a future issue of the journal. * * * * * Dr. ORMEROD showed: (1) A case of _Lupus erythematosus telangiectodes_. The patient was a woman, aged 44 years, who stated that she had suffered from an eruption on the cheeks for the last eighteen months. On exhibition, there was a large red area situated symmetrically on either check, the redness being due to dilatation of the small vessels. Within these areas there were islets of paler and shiny skin, which showed superficial atrophy. A small area in each patch was covered with a crust which was difficult to remove, and when detached showed little tags and prominences on the under surface. The appearance of the eruption had not materially altered since the patient was first seen fourteen months ago. All the members present agreed with the diagnosis of the exhibitor.