Proceedings of the Royal Society for July, 1866

The monthly evening meeting of the Fellows was held on Tuesday, the 10th July, T. Giblin, Esq , in the chair. -Includes leafing, flowering, and fruiting of a few standard plants in the Royal Society's Gardens during the month of July, 1866. -Mr. M. Allport read a "Report on the present state of the fry of the salmon and salmon trout at the Plenty, and of the taking of the first spawn from the brown trout." -Mr. F. Abbott read some notes on the "Abstract Tables of 25 years' Meteorological Observations taken at Hobart Town," recently presented by him to the Society, and a copy of which he laid before the meeting. Discussion ensued, and a general opinion was expressed that these valuable returns should be printed for distribution with the least possible delay