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October 4, 1930. Inaugural meeting of the new Institute, in the 'Spinozahuis' at the Hague. J. W. H. van Ophuijsen, President of the Dutch Society, took the chair. Physicians had been invited with their wives, but the attendance was poor. The Chairman made a short speech on the importance of the Institute and the training of analysts. Dr. F. P. Muller, of Leyden University, then read a paper on 'The psychiatry of yesterday, to-day and to-morrow' (published in the Nederlandsch Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde, No. 48, 1930). Dr. M. Eitingon, President of the