"Report on the work of the Francis Galton Laboratory for National Eugenics, February1908-June 1909" (3)

2118. [stamped]University College London Pearson Papers[end stamp] Resolutions of the Senate [italics]That the cordial thanks of the[end italics] Senate [italics]be conveyed to[end italics] Sir Francis Galton [italics]for his continued liberal donations for the maintenance of the[end italics] Francis Galton Laboratory for the Study of National Eugenics. [italics]That the[end italics] Scheme [italics]for the[end italics] Francis Galton Laboratory for the Study of National Eugenics [italics]set forth in[end italics] Senate Minutes 921-25 of January 23rd, 1907, [italics]be continued as from[end italics] February 1st, 1910, [italics]for a further period of one year; and[end italics] [italics](a) that[end italics] Mr David Heron, M.A., [italics]be re-appointed[end italics] Galton Research Fellow [italics]for a further period of one year as from[end italics] February 1st, 1910, [italics]in accordance with the[end italics] Scheme; [italics] (b) that[end italics] Miss E. M. Elderton [italics]be re-appointed[end italics] Galton Research Scholar [italics]for a further period of one year as from[end italics] February, 1910, [italics]in accordance with the[end italics] Scheme; [italics](c) that[end italics] Miss Amy Barrington [italics]be re-appointed[end italics] Computer [italics]in the[end italics] Francis Galton Laboratory [italics]for a further period of one year as from[end italics] February 1st, 1910, [italics]and that her remuneration be at the rate of [British pound symbol]80 per annum [italics]for such time not exceeding four days per week as may be decided by[end italics] Professor Karl Pearson; [italics](d) that[end italics] Miss K. V. Ryley [italics]be appointed[end italics] Assistant [italics]in the[end italics] Francis Galton Laboratory [italics]as from[end italics] October 1st, 1909, [italics]and that her remuneration be at the rate of [end italics] [British pound symbol]45 per annum [italics]payable monthly, for four days per week or equivalent time, as may be decided by[end italics] Professor Karl Pearson. [end]