TH E following is a reprint of a Paper read before the Society of Telegraph Engineers and Electricians on Nov. 24th, 1881: —

By and (Members).

The important part taken by this Society, in regard to the British section of the International Exhibition of Electricity at Paris, appears to call for some record in the Journal of the Society ; and as many of our members were unable to see that unprecedented collection of industrial applications, now being dispersed to all parts of the world, we have (with the approval of our colleagues on the Council), drawn up a statement of the circumstances attending the Society's connection with it, and a description of some of the more prominent machinery and apparatus.

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