The Charter and the Constitution

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mittee has been sitting, and-various schemes for the election of the Central Council have been formulated. These schemes will be found at page 149 of the SUPPLEMENT of the BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL of April 6th. Schleme V, "prepared ,by another member of the Organization Committee," to which I particularly direct the attention of our members, appears to me to be an ideal one, and I do not hesitate to say that it has all my support. Had such a schfme been foreshadowed at* the,last Representative Meeting, I should, have declared for it, as I had no mandate o.a the subject from my Division.-I am, etc., Swansea, May 4th. H. A. LATIMER. SIR,-I should like to draw attention to a couple of sentences in a letter by Dr. J. Brown of Bacup which appear in your issue of May 4th. He says: The RepresOntatives are legally entitled to their railway fares and out-of-pocket expenses as much as any member of the Council. .. . The fact is, Representatives only get railway fares.