The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 88
General
General.
31. Any Member wilfully infringing any of the laws
or bye-laws of the Club, or becoming a defaulter to the Club, or grossly misconducting himself, whether within or without the Club, shall be answerable to the Com-
mittee, who may, at their discretion, suspend such Member, and convene a Special General Meeting of the Club thereon. The opinion of such Meeting shall be ascertained by ballot, without proxies; when, if two-thirds of the votes shall so decide, the accused shall forthwith cease to be a Member of the Club.
Misconduct of Members.
Members becoming Bankrupt.
Removal of Books, &c., prohibited.
Restrictions concerning Gaming.
35. A copy of the Rules and Bye-laws shall be always
open to the inspection of Members and Honorary Members.
Rules and By-laws open to inspection.
36. Gratuities to the Club Servants are prohibited.
Gratuities to Servants prohibited.
37. The Tariff shall be posted in the Steward's room and dining room.
Tariff to be posted.
38. No Member shall bring a dog into the Club on
any pretence whatever.
Dogs.
39. All Members are to pay their Bills for any expenses
they incur in the Club House, weekly; the House Steward having positive orders not to keep open an account beyond that period, and being under the necessity of accounting to the Secretary weekly for all Moneys passing through his hands. To every debt remaining unpaid for one month, a fine, at the rate of ten per cent. for each month, shall be added.
Payment of Bills by Members.
40. The Club House shall be open from seven
o'clock a.m., till twelve o'clock p.m., after which hour no refreshments will be supplied, except on such special occasions, as the Committee may direct, or during time Parliament is in Session.
Hours Club-House open.
41. No Smoking shall be allowed in the Club House,
except in the room or rooms designated or appointed for that purpose.
Smoking.