Excerpt from Journal of the British Archaeological Association, Vol. 2: Established 1843, for the Encouragement and Prosecution of Researches Into the Arts and Monuments of the Early and Middle Ages, 1896
But if we have no remarkably new facts to record, nevertheless we are spared the need of recording any further great losses of members, which was so marked a feature in our last years life. On the other hand, our recent Congress in London and the Home Counties, which has produced a valuable collection of Papers to be embodied in the new Volume for 1897, has also brought us many adhesions of new members to recruit the loss of old supporters. It is to the succession of new names that we must look, if the Association is to be perennial, for material aid to empower us to continue indefinitely the cherishing of the divine flame of knowledge which has brought us together in the first instance, and preserved our integrity for upwards of half a century.
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