April 21 and May 5, 1926. Dr. Edward Glover gave a review of Freud's recent work on Inhibition, Symptom Formation and Morbid Anxiety, and followed this by examples and some critical observations.

June 2, 1926. Miss N. Searl: A case of stammering in a child. An account of three consecutive treatments which clearly disclosed the factors involved in the stammering of a boy aged five and a half years old, and ended in the play representation of a traumatic memory. Castration fears were expressed as fears of gaps and unfilled spaces. Historically these had been followed by the eating of a whole box of chocolates; he was punished by his father and threatened with sickness by his nurse. Although the prophecy was not fulfilled, he later had operations for glands and adenoids; and in the stammer he retained his words as previously the chocolates in order to avoid castration.

Dr. Estelle Maude Cole read a few notes in connection with hæmorrhoids—their