The Library

INDEX.

Academy, the Royal, need of better
catalogues, 122.
Accessions, the checking of the pro-
cesses of registering, 152-163.
Adelaide, libraries in, 126.
Africa, South, libraries in, 188.
Aggas, employed by Archbishop Par-
ker, 381.

Allestryė, J., assistant to G. Thoma-
son, 176 sq.

Allnutt, W. H., on The King's

Printer at Shrewsbury, 355-364.
Almack, E., owner of Little Gidding
binding, 210.

American Library Association, meet-

ing at Atlanta, Georgia, 103 sq.;
at Montreal, 351, 434 sq.; memo-
rializes President as to Library of
Congress, 100 sqq., 243.
American Notes, by S. C. Fairchild,

100, 220, 330, 434.
American novels, 135.

Angelo, Michael, designer of Lauren-
tian Library, 332.

Anonymous books, rules for cata-
loguing, 269 sq.

Arber, Prof., proposal to reprint
Term Catalogues,' 443 $9.
Architecture, subject-classification of
books on, 368-372.

Architecture for libraries, 326-337.
Arctic Explorations, printing executed
during, 165 sq.
Argyll, Duke of, 432.

Armstrong, Prof., theory as to hydro-
gen, 115.

Arts and Crafts Exhibition (1893),
book-covers at, 14; (1899), books
at, 108.

Art Exhibitions and Art Catalogues,
118-123.

Arundel, Earl of, antiquities pro-

cured by, from Greek islands, 44 ;
library at Nonsuch, 308.
Ashendene Press, 426 sq.
'Assistance,' H.M.S., printing press
on, 166.

Aston, W. G., notice of his 'Japanese
Literature,' 112.

Atkinson, E., physicist, 433.
Atoms, theories as to, 115.
Auckland Public Library, 180.
Augustine, S., manuscript of his
Cité de Dieu,' 45-49.

Australasia, libraries in, 123 sqq.

1 Axon, W. E. A., on a London cir-
culating library of 1743, 377 sq.
Ballantyne and Co., books printed by,
shown at Paris Exhibition, 339.
Banckworth, R., receives copies of

Edinburgh Arcadia,' 197 sq., 203.
Banks and his horse, woodcut of, 86.
Barker, R., printer, 364.

Barnard, Sir F. A., librarian to
George III., 310.

Barrows, S. J., nominated as Librarian
of Congress, 101.

Barwick, G. F., on Books printed at
Sea, 163-166.

Bauduyn, P., stationer, 305.

Beaufoy, Mark, private press, 427.
Beaumont and Fletcher, woodcut in
their play A King and no King,'
80.
Beavan, A. H., notice of his life of
James and Horace Smith, 11.
Beddington, Henry VIII.'s library at,
307.

Bee, badge of Queen Elizabeth, 373.
Bekesbourne, Archbishop Parker's
library at, 382.

Beldornie Press, 418 sq.

Belloc, H., on Catalogue of Danton's
Library, 67-70.

Belot, J., printer at Grenoble, 217.
Bemerton, paper-mill at, 442.
'Ben Hur,' circulation of, at St.
Louis Public Library, 98 sq.
Bertrand, Jos., mathematician, 432.
Bibliographical Society, papers to be
read before, 108; progress of, 213
sq.; R. C. Christie's services to,
131.

Bibliographies, note on a series of
critical, 347 sq.

Bill, John, at Frankfort book-fair,
175, 177; publishes English edit.
of the catalogue, 175.
Binders, representations of, as to taxa-
tion of millboards, 34 sq.
Binding, embroidered, for Charles I.,

373-377.

Bindings, by Miss S. T. Prideaux,
347.

Bindings, stamped, fine examples of,
at Grenoble, 216; notice of Daven-
port's English Embroidered Bind-
ings," 112.
See also Book-covers.
Birmingham, proportion of library-
users to population in, 384; Uni-
versity of, 431.

Bishopsgate Institute, open access in
use in, 53 sq.; consequent outlay
on rebinding, 193.

Blumenau, L., Carthusian collector,
216.

Bodleian Library, annual report, 337
sq.

Bodley, Sir T., books bought for, at
Frankfort fair, 177.

Bohemian literature, notice of Count
Lützow's history of, 112.
Bond, Sir A., promotes printing
British Museum Catalogue, 3.
Book, How to open a new, 323-
326.

Books, import duties on (1711), 32;
effects of, 37 $9.

Books, printed at sea, 163-166; for
distribution, 440 sq.
Books in libraries, losses of, 50, 52,
54, 191 sq.; method of avoiding
misplacement, 57; method of giv-
ing out, 56; selection of, 291 sqq.;
uselessness of antiquated, 5; classi-
fication a help to weeding, 59. See
also Libraries.

Book-boxes, circulation of, in Aus-
tralia, 125 sq.
Book-card, in

use

at St. Louis,

398.
Book-covers, Gleeson White's designs
for, 13 sq.; at Arts and Crafts
Exhibition, 14.

Book-Illustration, exhibition of Eng-
lish, at John Rylands Library, 443 ;
of English engraved, at British
Museum, 337; of German, at
Mainz, 447.

Bookplates, notice of Die Schwei-
zerischen Bibliothekzeichen,' 113.
Book-sales, records of, 438 sq.
Borrow, George, notice of Knapp's
Life of, 111.

Boosé, J. R., on the 'Libraries of
Greater Britain,' 123-128, 179-186.
Boston, percentage of library-users
in, 385.

Brachfeld, P., catalogue of Frankfort
book-fair, 173.

Bray, Rev. T., scheme for lending
libraries, 274 sq.

Brett, Mr., of Cleveland, Ohio,
Opinion on Open Access quoted,
60, 104, 187.

Bridges, R., poems of, printed at
Daniel Press, 424 sq.
Brisbane, proposed National Public
Library at, 127.

Bristol, Royalist press at, 361, 363 sq.
British Museum, Catalogue of Li-
brary, its printing, 3; compilers of,
91; Rules for, 215, 264; Revised
Rules for, 215, 263-273, 343 sq.;
Chaucer Exhibition at, 443; Ex-
hibition of English engraved book-
illustrations, 337; examples of early
Spanish-American printing at, 139
sqq.; Dr. Garnett's career at, 1-4;
novel-reader at, 133; poets on staff
of, 2; notices of publications, 109,

Broomfield, Essex, Bible embroidered
for Charles I. preserved at, 375.
Brown, J. D., introducer of Open
Access into England, 188; article
by, on Library Progress, 5-11.
Brydges, Sir E., private press, 409
$99.

'Caledonia,' H.M.S., books printed

on, 163 sqq.

'Call-slip,' in use at St. Louis Public
Library, 396.
Cambridge University, drawback al-
lowed on paper used by, 33, 36 sq.
Campbell, J. D., on edition of Eng-
lish Bards and Scotch Reviewers,
19 sq.

Canada, libraries in, 181 sq.
Cape Town, South African Public
Library at, 183.

Carlyle, T., notice of Letters to his
younger sister, 112.
Carnegie, A., exhibition of library
gifts, 350; offer of endowment for
library for Dumfries and Maxwells-
town, 90.

Cary, translator of Dante, at British
Museum, 2.

Casaubon, J., his library purchased by
James I., 308.

Catalogues, of Art Exhibitions,
article on, 118-123; of Book-sales,
438 sq.; of Libraries, see Library
Catalogues.

Cataloguing Rules, of British Mu-
seum, 215, 263-273; of Dr.
Dziatzko, 354.

Caterpillar, badge of Charles I., 373.
'Catholicon, finely bound copy of,
at Grenoble, 216.

Cawthorn, the publisher, relations
with Byron, 20 sqq.

Caxton, W., date of lease of shop,

books, 374; Bible embroidered for,
373-377; his library, 309; printing
done for, during 1642, 355-364.
Chaucer Exhibition at British Mu-
seum, 443.

Chaucer, Thomas, 214.

Chetham, Society, R. C. Christie
president of, 131.

Chicago, number of library-users in,
384.

Children's Books that have lived,
article by C. Welsh, 314-323.
Chiswick Press, books printed by,
shown at Paris Exhibition, 339-
Chivers, C., on How to open a new
book,' 323-326.

Christchurch, colony of artists at, 12.
Christie, R. C., notice of his life of
Dolet, 111; portrait and memoir
of, 129.

Churchill, A., bookseller, 278 sq.
Cincinnati Public Library, 351.
Circulating Libraries. See Libraries.
Circulation Statistics, at St. Louis
Public Library, 402 sq.
Clarendon Press, books printed by,
shown at Paris Exhibition, 339.
Clark, C., private press, 417 sq.
Clark, R. and R., books printed by,
shown at Paris Exhibition, 339.
Clarke, A., article on the reputed
first circulating library in London,
274-289.

Classification. See Libraries, classifica-
tion in.

Clergymen, privileges of, in St. Louis
Public Library, 389.

Clerkenwell Library, open access in
use at, 50.

Codex Alexandrinus, gift of, to James
I., 309.

Cohen, F., changes name to Palgrave,

268.

Collet, Mary, bindings by, 208 sq.
Collier, Hon. J., portrait of Dr. Gar-
nett, 1.

'Cologne Chronicle,' on the invention
of printing, 441.

Constable, T. and A., books printed
by, shown at Paris Exhibition,

339.

Conway, Viscount, orders books from
Frankfort fair, 177.

open access at, 51 sqq.; treatment
of accessions at, 152-163.
Crunden, F. W., articles on 'How
things are done in one American
Library,' 92, 147, 290, 384.
Cutter, C. A., rule as to cataloguing
pseudonymous works, 223.
Cycle-riding, energy used in, 239.
Daniel, Rev. C. H. O., private press,
423 $99.

Danton, catalogue of his library,
article on, 67-70.

Date-slip' in use at St. Louis Public
Library, 399 sq..

Davenant, Dr., his account of the
trade between Great Britain, France,
etc. quoted, 31.

Davenport, Cyril, article on Bible em-
broidered for Charles I., 373-377;
on three bindings with Little Gid-
ding stamps, 205-212; notice of
his English Embroidered Bind-
ings,' 112.

'David Harum,' circulation of, at St.
Louis Public Library, 96.
Davidson, W., journal of, printed at
sea, 163 sq.

Davos-Platz, English library at, 252.
Day, John, employed by Archbishop
Parker, 381.

Delisle, L. V., on discovery of pictures
stolen from manuscript at Mâcon,
45-49.

Delivery stations.

livery Stations.

See Library De-

Denison, Sir Wm., founds first library
in Tasmania, 127.

Dewar, Prof., experiments by, 114

121.

Edmonton, Merry Devil of, woodcut
in play of, 86; Witch of, woodcut
in play of, 86.

Egenolph, catalogue of Frankfort
book-fair, 173.

Eikon Basilike, copy of, bound at
Little Gidding, 208 sq.

Elizabeth, Queen, her badge of a bee,
373; her library, 307; woodcut
portrait of, 75.

Encyclopedia Perthensis,' history of
the, 257.

End-papers, Gleeson White's designs
for, 16.

"English Bards and Scotch Reviewers,'
article on first four editions of, 18-

English publishers, in catalogue of
Frankfort book-fair, 175.
English Royal Collectors, article on,

305-314.

Erasmus, reference to Frankfort book-
fair, 170.

Estienne, Henri II., praises Frankfort
book-fair, 168 sq.

Ethnology, proposed bureau of, 114.
'Everyman,' woodcuts in moral play
of, borrowed from French edition

of Terence, 71.
Examinations for St. Louis Public

Library, 148 sq..

Expert service, importance of, in
libraries, 102 sq.

Explosions, distance at which heard,
239.

'Fair Maid of the West,' woodcut in

the play of, 81.
Fancourt, Rev. S., founder of a cir-
culating library in London, 276-288.
Fenditton, paper-mill at, 442.
Festivals, inclusion of offices proper
to a means of dating and localizing
service books, 64.

Fell types, used by Daniel and Ashen-

dene presses, 425, 427:
Fiction, reasonableness of the love for,

92 sqq.; article In Praise of the
Novel,' by J. K. Hosmer, 132;
demand for, met at St. Louis Public
Library by issue of duplicates at
five cents a week, 94 sq. (cp. 221
sqq.); effect of open access on issue
of, 189; issues of, at Croydon
Library, 58.

Field, R., printer of Sidney's 'Ar-
cadia, 196.

Fines, in libraries, 390.

Flaskett, John, bookseller, 197, 203.
Fletcher, W. Y., article on English
Royal Collectors, 303-314.
Florence, Biblioteca Lorenziana at,