...two-thirds of the Extraordi; nary General Meeting, composed of at least Sixty Members. XXII. — No subject, except what relates to the management of the concerns...Meeting. The chair shall be taken at all Meetings at One o clock precisely. XXIII — The Club-house must be open every day for the reception of Members, at...

...the Committee, in virtue of the preceding Rule, must be signed by Ten of its Members, and be pouted up in one of the public rooms of the Club for at least...One o'clock precisely. XXV. — The Club-house must he open every day for the reception of Members, at Nine o'clock in the forenoon, and be shut up at...

...submitted at the previous Meeting, and for the purpose of passing the said accounts. XXII. No subject, except what relates to the management of the concerns...Club, shall ever be proposed or brought forward for public discussion at any Annual Meeting, and the Chair shall be taken at all meetings at three o'clock....

...one year and the Annual Meetings of the next. XXVII. — No subject, except what relates Meetings in to the management of the concerns of the Club, shall ever be proposed or brought forward for public discussion (at any Meetings of its Members), under the penalty of the immediate expulsion of...

...the Club, twenty-eight days previous to the day of Meeting. XXIII. No subject, except what relates to the concerns of the Club, shall ever be proposed or brought forward for discussion at any Meetings of its Members. XXIV. A.—The Club-house shall be open every day for the reception of Members,...

...submitted on the 17th of March, and for the purpose of passing the said accounts. " XXI. No subject, except what relates to the management of the concerns...Club, shall ever be proposed or brought forward for public discussion at any annual or general meeting, and the chair shall be taken at all meetings at...