...— Marshall's Tables Postage— Receiver General — Revenue. Public Libraries. Report of Committee on the best means of extending the establishment of...freely open to the Public, especially in large towns, with the Evidence, Index, and thirteen plans. 1849. 5*. Public Instruction, Ireland. Two Heports of...

...Mr. Ewart, by leave, withdrawn, and, at the suggestion of Sir G. Grey, Select Committee appointed " on the best Means of extending the Establishment of Libraries freely open to tho Public, especially in large Towns, in Great Britain and Ireland " ... 751 Expense of Printing Parliamentary...

...Ewart, to report on the best means of ' extending the establishment of libraries freely open to th1; public, especially in large towns, in Great Britain...Viscount. Ebrington, Mr D'Israeli, Sir Harry Verney, Mr (Jharteris, Mr Bunbun. Mr GA Hamilton, Mr Brotherton, Mr Monckton Milnes, the Lord Alvocate (Mr Rutherford),...

...15th of March 1849, in obtaining the consent of Sir George Grey to the appointment of a Committee " on the best means of extending the establishment of...especially in large towns, in Great Britain and Ireland." The only restriction imposed upon the Committee was, that it should not enter into any inquiry respecting...

...effort, direct or indirect. In 184-9 a Select Committee of the House of Commons, to inquire into " the best means of extending the establishment of libraries,...especially in large towns, in Great Britain and Ireland," came to the unanimous resolution that " our present inferior position is unworthy of the power, the...

...»НУ proposed, mittee be appointed on existing Public Libraries m Great Britain and Ireland, and on the best means of extending the establishment of...freely open to the Public , especially in large towns/' Sir George Grey advanced certain objections to the words "existing Public Libraries in Great Britain...

...that a select committee be appointed on existing public libraries in Great Britain and Ireland, and on the best means of extending the establishment of...freely open to the public, especially in large towns ;' but objection was made by Sir George Grey to the words ' existing public libraries in Great Britain...

..... My proposed, mittee be appointed on existing Public Libraries in Great Britain and Ireland, and on the best means of extending the establishment of Libraries freely open to the Public , especially hi large towns." Sir George Grey advanced certain objections to the words "existing Public Libraries...

...of the people of Ireland, with Appendix, 3 vols. 1835. 15s. Public Libraries. 4 Reports of Committee on the best means of extending the establishment of...freely open to the Public, especially in large towns, with the Evidence, Index, and 13 plans. 1849-52. 9s. Public Monegs. Two Reports of Committee of Inquiry...

...appointment of a " Select Committee on the existing Public Libraries in Great Britain and Ireland, and on the best means of extending the establishment of...freely open to the public, especially in large towns'' Of the opposition which this motion excited ; of the remarkable share in that opposition taken by Sir...