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broad  margin  for  Notes  and  Additions,  £1  78.  6cL  net. 

NOW    READY. 

THE    NEW   (ELEVENTH)   VOLUME    OF 

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Being  a  Record  of  the  Prices  al  which  Books  haoe  been  sold  at  Avjction,  with 

the  Titles  and  Descriptions  in  full,  the  Catalogue  Numbers,  and 

the  Nam£s  of  the  Purchasers  from  December, 

1896,  to  November,  1897. 

"  The  record  is  extremely  useful  for  buyers  and  collectors  of  books,  and  is  a  valuable  index 
to  current  phases  of  book -collecting  and  to  fluctuations  in  the  maxket."— Saturday  Review. 

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A  History  of  Cambridgeshire 

BY   THE 

Rev.    EDWARD    CONYBEARE, 

VICAR    OF   HARRINGTON,  CAMBRIDGE. 

"The  book  is  written  in  a  graceful  and  flowing  style,  and  is  well  worthy  of  careful 
perusal."— PitftZwft^^g'  Circular. 

"  The  author  has  made  ample  use  of  the  rich  materials  at  his  command,  and  the  result  is 
a  highly  pleasing  and  instructive  work.  He  merits  congratulation  not  only  for  the  wealth 
of  information  he  has  won,  but  also  for  the  useful  way  m  which  he  has  presented  it  to  his 
readers."— Ptt(>iic  Opinion. 


NEW  VOLUME  OF  THE  ANTIQUABFS  LIBRABY. 

In  handsome  crown  8vo. 
Volumes  to  be  issued  ai  short  intervals,  price  3s.  6d.  net, 

Tbe  ANTIQUITIES  and  CURIOSITIES  of  tiie  EIGHEQUER 

By   HUBERT    HALL,   F.S.A., 

Of  H.M.'s  Public  Record  Office. 
Illustrations  by  Ralph  Nevill,  F.8.A.;  Introduction  by  Sir  John  Lubbock,  Bart. 

"  A  scholarly  and  well- written  book,  full  of  valuable  information  which  cannot  easily  be 
found  elsewhere." — St,  James's  Gazette. 


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Founded  1891. 


THE    INTERNATIONAL    BOOKFINDER. 


Telephone  6848. 


The  Leading  Organ  of  the  Second-hand  Book  Trade. 

[TS  ADVANTAGES  to  all  connected  with  book  production  or  distri- 
button  and  allied  trades  are  too  well  known  to  need  comment,  but 
a  few  recent  letters  from  hundreds  of  voluntary  testimonials  received, 
may  aid  the  hesitating  subscriber.     [A  jrrinted  list  of  about  150  compli- 
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"  I  have  nothing  but  praise  fur  '  B.Q.'  "— E.  Baker. 

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"  *B.Q.'  is  essential  to  successPal  bookselling." — Book  Gazette. 

*'  *  B.Q.'  will  produce  a  living  for  the  energetic  bookseller." — C.  P.  Bullock. 

**  The  books  sold  through  '  B.Q. '  are  far  in  excess  of  any  other  paper." — T."  Forster. 

"Destined  to  b.e  the  booksellers'  vade  mecum." — T.  Krnnard. 

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'"  B.Q.'  is  most  usefol  in  my  business." — W.  H.  Waruinguam. 

ClKCULATION  OVBR  3,000   COPIES,    DISTBIBUTBD  THROUGHOUT   EUBOPE. 
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Innumerable  post  cards  go  astray  unknown 

to  the  senders  for  want  of  the  simple  device 

we  have  copyrighted. 

'B.Q.'  ENQUIRY  BUREAU, 
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Privacy,  Despatch,  and  Economy 
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aid  to  many  members  of  the  trade  at  trifling 
expense  to  them  (see  numerous  compliment- 
ary letters). 

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be  accompanied  by  the  fee  in  halfpenny 
stamps  and  stamped  addressed  envelope  for 
reply. 


Booksellers  should  Economise 

By  making  their  own  Window  Tickets. 


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Books,  Engravings,  Bookplates, 

autograpbSt  Curious  Xiudings,  ant) 
jforefflit  Stamps. 

Classified  Catalogue,  60  pp ,  2(1.      Mo  rnbMsh  shelved  or  listed. 


New  Books. — 4d.  in  Is.  discount  to  trade.     5,000  items  to  select  from. 

Second-hand  Books. — 50  per  cent,  to  75  per  cent,  discount  off  published 
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Engravings,  Old  Mezzotints,  &C, — Portfolios  &  Scrap  Books  purchased. 

Bookplates.— 5,000  Ex  Lihris.     24  different  plates  post  free  for  28. 

Autograph  Letters  Bought.    Parchment  Manuscripts  Wanted  I 

Foreign  Stamps. — Collections  and  loose  stamps  desired.  Best  London 
prices  given.    Collections  arranged,  valued,  or  examined  by  experts. 

Circulating  Library.— List,  68  pages,  2d. 

Bookbinding  of  every  description  undertaken.  Experienced  London  and 
Parisian  workmen. 

**  Very  pleased  with  your  binding." — W.  Wade,  Esq.,  London, 

Publishers  of  "  The  Labour  Annual;"  Senfs'  **  Stamp  Album ;"  Andrews' 
"How  to  Cure  Consumption;"  Dressler's  "Curse  of  Machinery;" 
Gamlin's  "'Twixt  Mersey  and  Dee;"  "Walker  Art  Gallery 
Autumn  Catalogue;"  &c.,  &c. 

Sole  Agents  for  "  Stamp  C.  F.,"  and  leading  Philatelic  lists. 

Systematic  Bookfinding. — **  Out  of  24  firms  receiving  my  list"  writes 
a  client,  ^* yours  is  the  only  one  aUe  to  supply  my  wants."  [See 
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G.  Seddon,  Esq.,  Birkenhead, 
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entirely  optional !    [Our  services  are  always  at  the  disposal  of 
Librarians,  Secretaries,  and  others.] 

Libraries  catalogued,  arranged,  packed,  or  valued.— Our  Cataloguer  has 
had  nearly  20  years'  experience,  gleaned  from  the  Warwick  Castle 
collections.  Libraries  of  the  Earl  of  Aylesford,  Du  Moulin  Browne, 
Leamington  College,  Warneford  Hospital,  Tonbridge  School,  and 
other  public  and  private  collections. 

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BiDUopbile'a   Manual, 

INCLUDING  LISTS  OP 

Zbc  Ipublic  Xtbraries  of  tbe  Morld; 

Publishers,  Book  Collectors, 

Learned  Societies  and  Institutions, 

Theological  Colleges, 

AND 

H  Bibliogtapbs  of  Motfis  of  IReference. 


EDITED    BY 

JAMES    CLEGG. 


^0c\jhal9  X  Printed  and  Published  by  James  Cleeq,  Aldine  Press. 
Sornbon;  Elliot  Stock,  62,  Paternoster  Row,  e.c. 
llntv  U^orfo:  Dodd,  Mead,  &  Co.,  149,  Fifth  Avenue. 
^avitki  Librairie  Neal,  248,  Rue  de  Rivoli. 
$eip%i^t  Geo.  Hedeler,  *< Export  Journal"  Office. 

1899. 

[Entered  at  SUUicnert^  Hall] 


tsa-  The  OHEAP  BOOKSTALL,  vidt  The  Athenaeum,  Nov.,  1S61. 
''HUNT    UP    OLD    WORKS    ON    ART." 

"  I  CONSULTED  every  ARTIST  I  met— the  answer  invariably  was, 
Get  up  the  Subject,  READ  UP  for  it,  HUNT  UP  OLD  WORKS  ON 
ART  at  the  CHEAP  BOOKSTALL  in  the  Brompton  Road ;  in  fine,  look 
up  PARSONS*"  (vide  TU  BuUder,  February,  1877). 

Ebwin  parsons  Si  Sons, 

Fine  Art  &.  General  Book  &  Printsellers, 

DEALERS    IN 

Pictures,  Bronzes,  and  Works  of  Art, 

Respectfully  invite  Artists,  Connoisseurs,  Book-hunters,  &c.,  to  inspect  their 
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traits, Pageants,  Architecture,  Decoration,  Ornament,  Sculpture,  Emblems, 
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tories, Practical  &  Theoretical  Works  on  the  Fine  Arts,  and  General  Literature. 

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E.  P.  &  Sons,  who  have  continual  demands  for  the  same.  Removals  withxmt 
expense  to  Vendors, 

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New  Gallery  of  Pictures,   Bronzes,   Miniatures, 
and   Objets  d'Art  just  added. 

OLD  PAINTINGS,  Drawings,  Engravings,  and  WORKS  OF  ART 

Of  every  descTiption  Bonght  for  Cash. 
EXPBRIBNCED  VALUERS  SENT  TO  ANY  PABT  OP  THE  COUNTRY. 

ADDRE8S-45,  BROMPTON  ROAD,  LONDON,  8.W. 

(OPPOSITE    TATTERSALL'S.) 
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preface. 

« 

^OME  books,  like  some  treeSy  grow  /rom  a  mere  seed. 

The  first  germ,  of  this   hook  was  sotjun  in  the  year 

1886,  and  brought  forth  a  tiny  volume   of  72  pages — an 

imperfect   catalogue   of  Second-hand   Book  Dealers   in  the 

United  Kingdom  and  nothing   more;    tJie   second  edition, 

appearing  in  1888,  rose  to  17 Ji.  pages ;   the  third,  in  1891^ 

assumsd  an  international  character,  and  in  the  attempt  to 

^^ put  a  girdle  round  about  the  earth,^^  grew  to  376  pages; 

the  fourth,  in  1894.,  exhibited  further  signs  of  development ; 

and  the  present,  the  fifth  of  the  series,  with  enlargements 

in  all  sections,  has  expanded  to  ^20  podges.     Beyond  these 

salutary  indications  of  growth  in  itself,  this  book  has  given 

birth  to  numerous  offspring — works  differing  in  some  degree 

from,  the  parent  form — but  bearing  unmistakable  evidence 

of  their  origin. 

This  edition  of  the  Directory,  in  addition  to  the  usual 
contents,  supplies  the  names  and  addresses  of  firms  dealing 
in  NEW  BOOKS — a  large  increase  of  matter  which  has 
necessitated  the  use  of  ratlier  smaller  type  in  the  first 
division  of  the  work.  The  two  classes  of  Booksellers — 
dealers  in  new  and  in  second-hand  literature — are  clearly 
distinguished,  so  that  in  mailing  announcements  it  will  be 
a  simple  matter  to  address  one  or  the  other  as  desired. 


IV. 

UfifMual  pains  have  been  taken  to  make  the  lists  com- 
plete up  to  the  mxyment  of  going  to  press.  Proof  slips 
for  revision  and  correction  have  been  posted  to  every  town 
of  importance  in  the  United  Kingdom,  and  abroad,  a  safe- 
guard which  has  delayed  publication,  but  with  the  result 
of  securing  probably  the  mast  a^ccurate  register  of  bona-Jide 
dealers  in  books  that  has  hitherto  been  published. 

The  Editor  is  indebted  to  Mb.  Daniel  Hip  well  for  a 
careful  and  exhaustive  Bibliography,  which  includes  Works 
of  Reference  upon  all  subjects  ;  Book-Plates  ;  Concordances : 
Book  and  Library  Catalogues ;   and  Trade  Journals. 

The  alphabetical  arrangement  is  followed  throughout^ 
either  in  the  order  of  totvns  or  of  names  of  persons. 

The  Editor  has  received  various  suggestions  tending  on 
the  whole  to  increase  the  practical  value  of  the  Directory. 
Soms  of  these  liave  been  adopted,  others,  owing  to  consider- 
ations of  space,  could  not  be  utilised  in  the  present  issue. 

Thanks  are  due  and  are  cordially  tendered  to  those 
who  have  so  kindly  responded  to  enquiries,  or  volunteered 
valuable  information. 

Rochdale, 

November  4th,  1898. 


Contentd. 


PAGE. 

Pbeface  iii.-iv. 

Contents v.-vi. 

Index  to  Advbbtisembnts vii.-viii. 

Numerical  Summary  of  Addresses  in  the  Directory ix. 

Explanatory  Notes x. 

Additions  and  Changes x.-xi. 

Booksellers— England  AND  Wales  1-79 

Scotland 79-93 

Irel^vnd 94-97 

Carriers  and  Forwarding  Agents  :  London  Offices 98 

Book  Auctioneers  in  the  United  Kingdom    100 

Booksellers— Canada    105-109 

The  United  States 109-144 

Austria-Hungary   145-147 

Belgium,  Denmark 147-148 

France 149-156 

German  Empire    156-169 

Holland,  Italy    169-171 

Norway,  Portugal,  Russia 171-173 

Spain,  Sweden,  Switzerland  173-174 

India    174 

Australasia 175-177 

South  Africa 178 

Central  AND  South  America  179-185 

West  Indies  186 

Book  Publishers  in  the  United  Kingdom  187-197 

Music  Publishers  IN  London  197 

Book  Publishebs  in  Canada 198 

Book  Publishebs  in  the  United  States  199-203 

Equivalent  Values  of  English  and  Fobeign  Money  204 

Municipal  Fbee  Libb abies  in  the  United  King dom   207-233 

Public  Libbabies  in  the  United  Kingdom 234-253 

Canada,  United  States 254-271 

Centbal  and  South  Amebica,  West  Indies 272-275 


VI. 

Public  Libraries— Africa  275-276 

Asia,  China,  India,  Japan,  &c 276-278 

Australasia 279-281 

The  Continent  of  Europe 281-288 

Learned  Societies  and  Institutions 289-302 

Theological  Colleges   303-304 

Book  Collectors 305-3J2 

Bibliography— Works  of  Reference  313-344 

Book-Plates  (Ex-Libris) 344-345 

The  Ex- LiBRis  Societies    345-346 

Concordances   346-347 

Book  and  Library  Catalogues,  Trade  Journals,  &c.  348-351 

Notes  on  Book-Plates,  by  Walter  Hamilton   352-354 

Copyright  Reqistry  in  the  United  Kingdom    355-357 

Copyright  IN  THE  United  States   358 

The  United  States  Book  Tariff 358 

Journals  op  the  Book  Trades  in  the  United  Kingdom  359-360 

Antiquarian  Journals  in  the  United  Kingdom   360-361 

American  Journals  of  the  Book  Trades 362-363 

American  Antiquarian  and  Historical  Journals   363 

Journals  of  the  Book  Trades — Europe  364 

Antiquarian  Journals— India  364 

To  Clean  Old  Prints 364 

Sizes  of  Books  365-366 

Book-Lover's  Lexicon    367 


XCbe  international  Directors  of  JSooftsellers, 

FOURTH    EDITION,    1894, 

CONTAINING 

Glossary  op  Foreign  and  Technical  Terms; 
Burns  Clubs  and  Scottish  Societies; 

and  much  other  matter  of  permanent  value,  not  contained  in  the 
present  edition.     The  remaining  copies  are 

Reduced  to  3/-  post  free. 


3n&cy  to  HDvertisere. 


The  numbers  within  brackets  refer  to  the  body  of  the  Directory ;  aXl  other 
numbers  to  the  advertisement  pages  at  the  end  of  the  booh. 


PAQE. 

Address  Labels  (printed) 28,  29 

**Aldme  Press"  Publications  ...  [368] 

Alpine  Literature 13 

Amer,  Richard ,  London   8 

Americana  [xii.],  3,  4,  10,  18,  22,  24, 
27,31 

American  Express  Service   [99] 

American  Press  Co.,  Baltimore        1 

Angling    22 

Architecture  [ii.,  xii.,  366],  10,  22,  24 

Atkinson,  James,  Ulverston   ...      27 

Autographs 1,  2,  3,  5,  14,  16,  22 

and  2nd  page  preceding  tiUe-pa^e 

Avery,  Edward,  London 9 

Back-date  Magazines 4,  13,  15 

Baker,  Thomas,  London 9 

Batsford,  B.  T. ,  London 10 

Baxendine,  Andrew,  Edinburgh        5 

Blackwell,  B.  H. ,  Oxford 23 

Book  Auctioneers  [100],  3 

Bookbinders  [102],  6,  14,  16 

Book  Cleaner  and  Restorer [253] 

"  Book  Finder,"  London [97] 

Bookplates... [xii.,  366],  2,  5,  6,  8,  22 
aiid  2nd  page  preceding  title-page 

"Book  Queries,"  Liverpool 

3rd  page  preceding  title-page 

Britnell,  John,  Toronto   27 

Brown,  J.  Hardie,  Edinburgh.    [366] 

Brown,  William,  Edinburgh  ...        5 

Bryce,  William,  Edinburgh 5 

Burrows  Bros.  Co. ,  Cleveland ,  0.        4 

Butterworth  &  Co.,  London    ...      10 

Calculators [xii.] 

Calvary  &  Co. ,  S. ,  Berlin    2 

Carrington,  Charles,  Paris 25 

Carver,  Thomas,  Hereford 6 

Catalogue  Elnvelopes [205] 

Caunt  &  Co. ,  J. ,  Leeds    21 


PAGE. 

Cazenove  &  Son,  C.  D.,  London.      10 

Chess  Literature   [366]  22 

Clarke  &  Co.,  Robert,  Cincinnati       4 

Clausen,  Carlo,  Turin  27 

Clegg,  J.,  Rochdale  [205,  368],  28,  29 

"  Clique,"  Derby   30 

Coloniana   [xii.],  3,  11 

Conway  &  Co. ,  Noel  2 

Cotsworth,  M.  B.,Holgate,  York  [xii.] 

Davie  &  Co.,  W.  0.,  Cincinnati       4 

Dent,  W.,  London    [97] 

Edwards,  Francis,  London 11 

Eggimann  &  Cie.,  C,  Geneva...        5 

Engravings  [ii.,  xii.,  366],  8, 14, 16,  18, 
22,  24,  27,  and  2nd  page  preceding 
title-page 

**  Export  Journal,"  Leipzig 

5th  page  preceding  title-page 

French  Literature 24 

Gay  &  Bird,  London 31 

George's  Sons,  Wm.,  Bristol....  3 

Gibbings  &  Co. ,  Ltd. ,  London ...  12 

Globes,  Terrestrial  &  Celestial..  18 

Gosnell,  R.  E.,  Victoria,  B.C..  27 

Grant,  John,  Edinburgh 6 

Gray,  Henry,  London  11 

Harrwitz,  Max,  Berlin 2 

Hedeler,  George,  Leipzig 

Sth  page  preceding  title-page 

Heraldry 6,  11 

Hirsch,  Emil,  Munich 22 

Humphreys  &  Co. ,  London 13 

Hutt,  Frederick  H.,  London  ...      13 

Italian  Literature 27 

Jaggard  &  Co.,  Liverpool    

271(1  dh  3rd  pages  preceding  title-page 

Jean-Fontaine,  E. ,  Paris 24 

Johnston,  W.  &  A.  K.,  Edinb.      20 

Kennard,  Thomas,  Leamington        7 


Vlll. 


PAGE. 

King  &  Sod,  P.  S. ,  London 13 

Law-Books 8,  10,19,  20 

Leigh  ton,  J.  &  J. ,  London 14 

Libbie  &  Co.,  C.  F.,  Boston,  Mass..  3 

Literary  Agent  and  Reviewer...       3 

Low,  Marston  &  Co.  Ld.,  Lond.  [206] 

Lupton  Bros. ,  Burnley '       3 

Maggs  Bros. ,  London   14 

Maurice  &  Co.,  A.,  London     ...      14 

Mayer,  Godefroy,  Paris   24 

Medical  Works 1,4,  5,  25 

Meegan,  James  F.,  Atlanta,  Ga.        1 

Military  and  Naval   3 

Militia  History [366] 

Milligan,  Thomas,  Lteds 21 

Miniature  Book  Labels [205] 

Mitchell  Library   6 

Mudie's  Select  Library,  London 

facing  front  cover 

Murray,  Frank,  Derby 4 

,,         „        Leicester   7 

„         „        Nottingham  ...      23 

Myers  &  Co. ,  London  16 

Natural  History 20 

Neale  &  Wilkinson,  London   . . .     [99] 

Neal's  Library,  Paris    26 

Newul  Kishore  Press,  Lucknow     21 

Nichols  Ltd.,  H.  S [101-104] 

Occult [xii.],  3,  17,  19 

Odd  Volumes [97] 

Paintings  and  Drawings  [ii.  ] 

Parish  Registers [368] 

Parker  &  Co.,  James,  Oxford  ...      24 

Parliamentary  Papers  13 

Parsons  &  Sons,  Edwin,  London 

hax^h  of  title-page 

Pickering  &  Chatto,  London  ...      15 

Platnauer,  J.,  London 15 

Printers  of  Catalogues,  &c 

[103,  205],  21,  27 


PAGE. 

Private  Libraries   

6th  page  preceding  title-page 

Publishers. [xii.,  104, 206,368],  2,  4, 10, 
11,  12,  13,  17,  25,  26,  27,  28,  29,  30, 
31,  and  4lh  page  preceding  title-page 

"  Publishers'  Circular,"  London   [206] 

Rapilly,  Georges,  Paris    24 

Red  way,  George,  London   17 

"Remainders'* 6,  12 

Ridge  &  Co.,  Newark  23 

Robinson,  James,  Manchester ...      21 
Rosenthal,  Ludwig,  Munich    ...      22 

Rubber  Stamps  20 

Sabin,  Frank  T. ,  London 16 

Salisbury,  L.,  London  16 

Sands,  Harold,  Tenterden  [304] 

Sanscrit,  Persian,  &(?.    21 

Sea ttergood,  John,  Moses  gate . . .  [253] 

Seligsberg,  B. ,  Bayreuth [97] 

Smith  &  Son,  C. ,  London 18 

Spencer,  Walter  T.,  London  ... 

inside  front  cover 

Sporting [xii.,  101],  13,  17,  21,  22 

Stevens,  Son  &  Stiles,  London...    18 
"  Stickphast  Paste  "facing  title-page 

Stock,  Elliot,  London  

4th  pa^e  preceding  tiile-pa^e 
Sutton,  Albert,  Manchester  ...  22 
Sweet  &  Maxwell  Ltd.,  London.  19 
Theology. [xii.],  1,  3, 6, 9,  21, 22,23,24 
Thome,  Thos.,  Newcastle-on-Tyne  23 
Thoy ts.  Miss,  Sulhamstead  Park  [366] 
Topography. .  .[ii. ,  xii. ,  304] ,  3, 7, 1 1, 22 

Uppington,  A.  H.,  London 20 

Yalladares,  P.  R.,  Brighton    ...        3 

Warde,  Thomas,  SheflSeld  [xii.) 

Watkins,  John  M.,  London 19 

Wheldon  &  Co.,  John,  London.      20 

Wildy  &  Sons,  London 20 

Young  &  Sons,  Henry,  Liverpool     7 


Ylumerical  Summati?  ot  addresses 

IN     THIS     DIRECTORY. 


Booksellers  in  England  and  Wales    3056 

Scotland    688 

Ireland 136 


3880 


Canada 189 

The  United  States 1547 

Central  and  South  America   296 

2032 

Continent  of  Europe 1434 

Australasia  143 

South  Africa   49 


Total  Number  of  Booksellers 7538 


Publishers  in  the  United  Kingdom 493 

Canada  48 

The  United  SUtes 260 


>f 


>> 


Total  Number  of  Publishers    801 


Municipal  Free  Libraries  in  the  United  Kingdom 348 

Other  Public  Libraries  in  the  United  Kingdom 946 


1294 


Public  Libraries  in  Canada    201 

The  United  States  701 

Central  and  South  America 250 

1152 

Continent  of  Europe  604 

South  Africa 87 

Asia     163 

Australasia     153 


ft  >f 

>>  >» 


Total  Number  of  Libraries  3453 


Learned  Societies,  &c..  in  the  United  Kingdom 852 

Book   Collectors 205 

Miscellaneous  Addresses 1640 


2697 
Total  Number  of  Addresses 14,489 


X. 

IN  the  following  pages,  an  asterisk  (*)  denotes  that  the  firm 
publishes  periodically  a  Catalogue  of  Books,  which  will  be 
sent  post  free  to  bookbuyers. 

K  not  otherwise  described,  by  the  words  "  Second-hand  "  or 
"  New  and  Second-hand,"  firms  deal  in  New  Books  only. 

The  figures  which  in  some  cases  follow  the  address,  denote  the 
year  in  which  the  firm  began  business. 

The  populations  of  the  cities  and  towns  of  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland  are  according  to  the  census  of  1891.  The  populations 
of  American  cities  and  towns  are  approximate  only,  but 
sufiiciently  indicate  their  relative  size  and  importance. 

The  names  of  Advertisers  are  printed  in  bold  type. 

Bbbitione  anb  Cbanges. 

booksellers.-The  united   Kingdom. 

Birmingham. — Add  Holland  Company,  Grenville  Buildings,  Cherry  street 

Lowe  Bros. ,  removed  to  23,  Cannon  street 
Burton-on-Trbnt. — Add  Waller,  Thomas  New  and  Second-hand 

Bury  St.  Edmunds. — Smyth,  J.,  removed  to  26,  Risbygate  street 
Cork. — *Ma8sey,  Nassau,  removed  to  84,  Patrick  street 
Edinburgh. — Macleod,  Norman,  removed  to  25,  George  IV.  Bridge 
Faversham. — Voile,  William,  now  Voile  &  Roberson  {Girc.  Library) 

Grantham. — Add  Leayton,  John  S.,  36,  St.  Peter's  hill 
Hexham. — Delete  Armstrong,  Christopher 
Leicester. — Clarke  &  Hodgson,  now  Clarke  &  Satchell 
Lincoln. — Turrill,  Henry,  removed  to  6,  Eleanor  terrace 
Liverpool. — Howell,  Edward,  removed  to  83,  Church  street 
London. — Add  Ash  worth  Bros.,  73,  Berwick  street,  Soho,  w.     Second-hand 

Dent,  J.  M.,  &  Co.,  removed  to  29  &  30,  Bedford  street,  w.c. 

Forster,  Henry,  removed  to  114,  High  street,  Islington,  n. 

Delete  Galwey,  John 

Add  Hankinson  &  Co.,  56,  High  street,  New  Oxford  street,  w.c. 

Add  Jermy,  A.,  2,  Castle  street,  Kingsland,  n.e. 

Delete  McMillan,  J. 

Add  Neale,  A.,  19,  Werrington  street,  Oakley  square,  n.w. 

Add  *  Palmer,  Clement  S.,  12,  Southampton  row,  w.c. 

Delete  Roche,  W.  B. 

Add  Rogers,  H.  F.,  27,  King  street,  Cheapside,  e.o. 

Add  Sawyer,  C.  J.,  &  Co.,  488,  Wandsworth  road,  s.w. 

Add  Sinclair,  C.  E.,  98,  Jermyn  street,  St.  James's,  s.w. 

Add  Waghorn,  J.  J.,  14,  Anson  parade,  Cricklewood,  N.w. 

Add  Walsham,  A.  E.,  263,  High  road,  Balham,  s.w.      {Girc,  Library) 

Add  Wenborn,  James,  40,  Upper  Garden-st. ,  Vauxhall  Bridge-rd.,  s.w. 
Manchester. — Richardson,  C,  removed  to  10,  Exchange  arcade,  Deansgate 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. — Thorne,  Thomas,  removed  to  49,  Blackett  street 
Portland. — Delete  Read,  W.  J. 

Add  Watts,  R.,  32,  Fortune's  Well 
Settle. — Add  Thompson,  R.     1883  New  and  Second-hand 

Tbnterden,  ^en^.— Sands,  Harold,  Craythome.  ^S'ee  advL  p.  S04, 

Topography,  Archeeology,  History,  and  General  Literature. 
Watford. — Add  Cambridge,  Oliver,  17,  Denmark  street 


XI. 

booksellers-United  states. 

Boston,  Mass, — Foley,  P.  K.,  removed  to  26,  Bromfield  street. 
Cleveland,  0. — Add  Gepfert,  J.  F.,  138,  Superior-st.   New  ds  Second-hand 

Law,  School,  and  Miscellaneous. 
New  York. — Add  Bloomingdale  Bros.,  Book  Depot,  Third  avenue. 

Add  Macy's  Book  Depot,  Sixth  avenue. 

Pelton,  E.  R.,  removed  to  19,  East  Sixteenth  street. 
Pittsburgh. — Delete  Brown,  James;   Jacob,  Jacob;  Johnston,  W.  G.; 

McCloy  &  Co.;  Miller,  M.T.;  Myers,  Shields  &  Co.;  Stevenson  and 

Foster  Co. 

Add  Weldin,  J.  K.,  &  Co.,  Wood  street. 

Add  Waters,  W.  W.,  Penn  avenue. 


INDIA. 

Agra.— *Chattree,  R.  D.,  &  Co.     1884 

Educational,  Law,  Medical,  and  General  Literature 
Allahabad,  N.W.  P.— Allahabad  School  Book  Dep6t,  Chank.     1887 

Educational  and  General 
Bombay. — Aarif,  A.,  71,  Undria  street  New  and  Second-hand 

*Munshi,  G.  M.,  &  Sons,  Kalka-Devi  road.  1888.  New  and  Second-hand 

Anglo-Oriental  Books  of  every  description 
Calcutta. — *Methodist  Publishing  House,  46,  Dharamtola  street.     1885. 

Miscellaneous  Literature 
LuDHiANA,  Punjab. — Military  Book  Depot.     1893. 

Madras. — Addison  &  Co.,  157,  188  and  189,  Mount  road.     1875. 
Standard  and  General. 


BERMUDA.  West  indies. 

Hamilton. — Nelmes,  S.,  The  Tower.  1837.  New  and  Second-hand 

Educational,  Religious,  and  General. 


SOUTH    AFRICA. 

Durban,  ^a^o^.— Woodroflfe  &  Cato,  340  and  342,  West  street.     1885. 

Telegramff  '*  Woodroflfe,  Durban." 
Newcastle,  Natal. — Greaves,  Frank,  Scott  street.     1881. 
UiTENHAGE. — NichoU,  J.  G.     1881. 


PUBLISHERS. 

London. -Allen,  W.  H.  &  Co.  Ltd.,  removed  to  4  &  5,  Adam-st. ,  Adelphi, w.c. 
Macmillan  &  Co.  Ltd. ,  have  taken  over  the  business  of  Richard  Bentley 

and  Son,  and  transferred  it  to  St.  Martin's  street,  w.c. 
Marshall,  Russell  &  Co.  Ltd.,  changed  to  W.  R.  Russell  &  Co.  Ltd. 

Add  Walker,  W.,  28,  Paternoster  row,  b.c. 
Publisher  and  Bookseller. 


BOOK    COLLECTORS. 

Add  Stone,  Edward,  Radcliffe-un-Trent,  Nottingham. 

Theology,  Literature,  Arts  and  Sciences,  Music,  Folk-Lore,  Antiquities,  &q. 
Catalogues  solicited. 

MUNICIPAL   FREE   LIBRARIES. 

Birmingham  Free  Libraries.     Librarian  :  A.  Capel  Shaw. 

London. — St.  George's-in-the-East,  Cable-st.     Librarian  :  F.  M.  Roberta. 

Saffron  Waldbn,  Essex. — Librarian  :  W.  M.  Tuke. 


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America:  Books,  Pamphlets,  Prints,  Por- 
traits, and  Maps. 

Africa,  Australia,  India,  Ceylon,  and  the 
Colonies. 

Aiken,  Blake,  Bewick,  Bartolozzi,  Cruik- 
shank,  Gillray,  Leech,  Rowlandson,  and 
"Phiz." 

Astrology,  Folk  Lore,  and  Witchcraft. 

Black  Letter,  Old  Chronicles,  Early  Presses. 

Classics,  Mathematics,  and  Philology. 

Fine  Art  Books,  Bindings,  and  Bookplates. 

"•      - -     M< 


History,  Genealogy,  Theology,  and  Rare  Old 

Divinity. 
Napoleon :  Books,  Prints,  and  Portraits. 
Ola  French  Literature  and  French  Dialect-s. 
Prints  of  every  description. 
Rarities  and  Curiosa. 
Shakespeare,  Music,  and  the  Drama. 
Scott,  Bums,  Dickens,  Thackeray,  Ruskin. 
Seventeenth  Century  Pamphlets. 
Sporting  Books  and  Prints. 
Topography,  Antiquities,  and  Architecture. 
Voyages  and  Travels. 


First  Editions  of  Modem  English  Writers. 

IQ^  Books  and  Prints  ''wanted/'  searched  for  and  reported. 

CcUcUogues  of  English  and   Foreign  Booksellers   respectfully  solicited,   and 

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ENGLAND    AND    WALES. 

Abergarn,  Monmouthshire. — Pop.  5,000. 

Davies,  David,  Book  Mart  Second-hand 

Aberdabe,  Glamorganshiref  S.  Wales. — Pop.  40,917. 
Bichards,  D.  P.,  14  Canon  street 

Smith,  Tom  Ernest,  8,  Canon  street.     1870 

Telephone,  5 
Yates,  Edward,  38,  Commercial  street 

Abergavenny,  Mmimouthshire.—'Po^p.  9,036. 
Crockford,  F.  R. ,  3,  High  street 
Davies,  Arthur,  8,  Cross  street 
Fricker,  C.  J.,  Athenaeum  Library,  13,  Cross  street 

Abergele,  Denbighshire,  N.  Wales. — Pop.  3,186. 
Jones,  Robert 

Aberystwyth,  Cardiganshire. — Pop.  6,725. 
James,  Richard,  34,  Bridge  street 
Edwards,  E. ,  13,  Great  Darkgate  street 
Jenkins,  William,  23,  Great  Darkgate  street,  and  13,  Bridge  street 

Abingdon,  Berkshire,— Pot^,  6,557. 
Baylis  &  Co. ,  Market  place 

Hooke,  William  H. ,  Market  place,  and  Stert  street 
Hughes,  Mrs.,  Marketplace.  {Circulating  Library) 

AccRiNGTON,  Lancashire. — Pop.  38,603. 

Cox,  George  S.,  &  Co.,  115,  Blackburn  road 
*  Wardleworth,  J.,  14  &  16,  Blackburn  rd.    1864.    New  and  Second-hand 
Whittaker,  George,  7,  Dutton  street 

Alderley  Edge,  Cheshire. — Pop.  2,359. 
Dutton,  John,  London  road 
Gregson,  Thomas,  London  road 
Pascall,  Miss  L.  G.,  London  road  [Circulating  Library) 

Aldershot,  Hampshire. — Pop.  25,595. 
Drew,  John,  39,  Union  street 
Hughes,  Richard,  95,  High  street 
May,  James,  8,  Wellington  street 
Smith,  Herbert  C. ,  23,  Wellington  street 

Alnwick,  Northumberland. — Pop.  7,428. 
Blair,  Henry  Hunter,  Market  place 
Hume  &  Co.,  18,  Bondgate 


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DIRECTORY   OP    BOOKSELLERS. 


Alnwick — continued. 

Moore  Brothers,  Bondgate 
Smith,  Mark,  39,  Bondgate  within 

Albesford,  Hampshire. — Pop.  1,933. 
Lawrence,  George,  East  street 

Alton,  Hampshire, — Pop.  4,671. 

Halliday ,  William  S. ,  Anstey  road 
King,  Richard,  High  street 
VVrenn,  Edwin  W.,  High  street 

Altrincham,  Cheshire. — Pop.  12,440. 

Balshaw,  John,  Station  road 

Bradbury,  F. ,  84,  George  street 

Butler,  Samuel,  105,  George  street 

Calvert,  S. ,  83,  George  street 

Howard,  Alfred,  12,  Market  street 

Hunt,  Henry,  23,  The  Downs 

Wright,  Arthur,  102,  George  street 
Ambleside,  Westmorland. — Pop.  2,360. 

Banks,  James,  Lake  road 

Fleming,  Mrs.  and  Miss,  Lake  road 

Middleton,  George,  North  road 

Andover,  Hampshire. — Pop.  5,852. 

Browne  &  Grandidge,  18,  High  street 
Holmes,  James  C. ,  10,  High  street 

Appleby,  Westmorland. — Pop.  1,776. 
Askew,  John,  Boroughgate 
Whitehead,  John,  &  Son,  Brid&:e  street 

Arundel,  Sv^sex. — Pop.  2,644. 

Lap  worth,  Alfred  W.,  High  street 
Salter,  J. ,  High  street 

Ashbourne,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  over  5,000. 
Henstock,  J.  H.,  Marketplace 
Hales,  Charles,  St.  John  street 
Osborne,  Joseph,  St.  John  street 

AsHBY-DB-LA-ZoucH,  Leicestershire. — Pop.  7,710. 
Barker,  John,  55,  Market  street 
Brown,  George,  11,  Bath  street 
Carman,  W.  H. ,  28,  Market  street 

AsHFORD,  Kent.—VoV'  10,728. 

Goulden  &  Wind,  35,  Bank  street 
Miller,  William,  80,  High  street 
Norley,  P.,  High  street 
Thompson,  William  J.,  1,  Middle  row 

Ashton-under-Lyne,  Lancashire. — Pop.  40,463. 
Donaldson,  John,  292,  Stamford  street 
Griffin  &  Sheard,  130,  Stamford  street 
Hampson,  Warrington  street 

Hindle,  Market  hall  Second-hand 

Hurst,  Scotland  street 

Littlewood,  James,  25,  Warrington  street  Second-hand 

Lumb,  Warrington  street 
Sutcliffe,  James,  31,  Market  avenue 


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Atherton,  Lancashire. — Pop.  15,883. 

Mackenzie,  Thomas  T.,  Market  street 

AxMiNSTER,  Devonshire.— Voip,  2,809. 
Snell,  Edwin,  West  street. 

Aylesbury,  Buckinghamshire. — Pop.  8,922. 
Poulton,  Lewis,  Market  square 
Walker,  William  W.,  Kingsbury  square 

Bacup,  Lancashire. — Pop.  23,498.. 

Booth,  Albert,  23,  St.  James's  street 
Priestley,  L.  J. ,  13,  St.  James's  street 
Shepherd,  Theodore,  Market  street 

Bake  WELL,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  2,748. 
Wardley ,  Charles  F. ,  The  square 

Bala,  Merionethshire. — Pop.  2,421. 

Edwards,  Llewellyn,  42,  High  street 
Evans,  Humphreys 

Banbury,  Oxfordshire.— Fop.  12,768. 
Commin,  John  H.,  61,  High  street 
Hobbs,  Market  place 
Potts,  William,  51,  Parsons  street 
Sansbury,  R.,  Bridge  street  and  South  Bar 
Stanley,  H. ,  High  street 
Walford,  Edwin  A.,  72  and  57  (The  Library),  High  street 

Bakoor,  Carnarvonshire^  N.  Wales. — Pop.  9,892. 
Davies,  Misses  M.  &  E. ,  102,  High  street 
Humphreys  &  Parry,  High  street 
Jarvis  &  Foster,  Lome  House,  High  street 
Nixon  &  Jarvis,  Bank  Place  and  Upper  Bangor 

Barking,  Essex. — Pop.  14,301. 
Gray,  John  C. ,  38,  East  street 
Mays,  A.,  Broadway 
Wilson  &  Whitworth  Limited,  Broadway 

Barmouth,  Merionethshire ,  N.  Wales. — Pop.  2,757. 
Hughes,  John,  High  street 
Evans,  John,  High  street. 

Barnard  Castle,  Durham.— Voy.  4,725 
Atkinson,  William  R.,  Market  place 
Barker,  Robert,  Horse  market 
Davies,  John  E.,  Bank 
Ward,  Mrs.  M.  J. ,  Horse  market 

Barnet,  Hertfordshire.— Voip.  4,563 
Carter,  William,  168,  High  street 
Cowing,  Miss  Jane,  High  street 
Watson,  Walter  A.,  220,  High  street 

Barnsley,  Yorkshire.— To^p.  35,427. 
Barham,  Alfred,  23,  Sheffield  road 
Cheeseman,  Edward,  3,  Market  hill 
Holden,  H. ,  Sheffield  road 
Lodse,  J. ,  New  street 
Neale  (Walter),  &  Co.,  1,  Peel  square 


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DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Barnstaple,  Devonshire.— Po^.  13,058. 
Allan,  Ralph,  90,  Hieh  street 
Barnes,  A.  E.,  107,  High  street 
Harper,  Robert,  27,  High  street 
Harris,  Percival,  95,  High  street 

Barrow-in-Furness,  Lancashire.— Vop.  51,712. 

Alston,  James,  Forshaw  street,     1874.  Second-hand 

Historic,  Scientific,  and  General 
Cookson,  William,  155,  Dalton  road 
Grainger,  T.  L. ,  Balton  road 
Jeavons,  Simeon,  9,  Paxton  terrace 
Macrae  &  Blanchard,  78,  Duke  street 
Williams,  Benjamin,  150,  Dalton  road 

Barton-on-Humber,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  5,226. 

*  Ball,  William  Henry,  Market  lane.     1856.  Second-hand 

General  Literature  and  Topo^n^phy 
Telegrams,  *'  Ball,  Barton-on-Humber." 
Crowder,  C.  J.  H.,  George  street 

Basingstoke,  Hampshire. — Pop.  7,960. 
Bartlett,  James,  Wote  street 
Bird,  John,  19,  Church  street 
Jacob,  Charles  J. ,  23,  Winchester  street 

Bath,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  54,551. 

*  Cleaver,  H.,  9,  New  Bond  street  place.     1892.     Second-hand 

Standard  Library  Books  and  Best  Editions 

*  Collard,  Richard  Frederic,  42a,  Broad  st.    1895.   New  and  Second-hand 
Collins  &  Son,  4,  Margaret's  buildings.  Brock  street 

Curtis,  William  Henry,  Newbridge  road,  Lower  Weston 
Fricker,  W.  H.,  17,  Cheap  street 

*  Gregory,  George,  5,  Argyle  street.     1847.  Second-hand 

Choice  and  rare,  Classics,  Languages,  and  Miscellaneous 
Hallett,  Charles,  6  and  7,  Bladud  buildings 
Houlston,  Robert  F. ,  23,  New  Bond  street 
McWatters,  David,  1,  Saville  row 

*  Meehan,  B.  &  J.  F.,  82,  Gay  street.     1867.  Second-hand 

Scarce  and  valuable  Editions 
Mundy,  George  A.,  8,  Bridge  street 
Parker,  Ernest,  16,  Manvers  street.     1887.  Second-hand 

History,  Theology,  Naval,  Military,  and  General 
Pearson,  Benjamin,  &  Sons,  14,  Milsom  street 

*  Pickering,  G.  &  F.,  3,  Bridge  street.     1852.  New  and  Second-hand 
Simms,  Samuel  W. ,  12,  George  street 

Williams  &  Co. ,  5,  Union  street 

Batlby,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  28,719. 

Fearnsides,  James,  &  Sons,  54,  Commercial  street 
Mellor,  Charles  T. ,  64,  Commercial  street 
Roberts,  Edwin  F. ,  Bradford  road 
Sheard,  Abraham  &  Son,  Commercial  street 

Battle,  Sussex.— Vo^.  3,153. 

Burgess,  Miss  Ann,  74,  High  street 
Harold,  William  H.,  22,  High  street 
Ticehurst,  F.  W.,  &  Co.,  76  and  77,  High  street 

Beaumaris,  Anglesey ^  N.  Wales. — Pop.  2,202. 
Jones,  Owen  G. ,  Castle  street 
Roberts,  Mrs.  C,  Castle  street 


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Beccles,  Suffolk. — Pop.  6,669. 
Chase,  Caleb,  Market  street 
Harmer,  H.  E.,  New  Market  place 

Bedford,  Bedfordshire. — Pop.  33,550. 

Baker,  William  T.,  14,  St.  Mary's  street 
Hockliffe,  Frederic,  86  and  88,  High  street 
Howard,  Frederick  T.,  61,  High  street 
Hulatt  &  Richardson,  6,  Silver  street 
Porter,  James  R. ,  7,  High  street 
Robinson,  William  J. ,  3,  Silver  street 
Rush  &  Warwick,  5,  Harpur  street 
Thompson,  Frederick,  &  Son,  High  street 
Timseus,  Charles  F.,  90,  High  street 

Bedlington,  Northumberland.— Vo^p.  16,996. 
Carr,  Charles 

Belper,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  10,420. 
Edwards,  Thomas,  King  street 
Gibson,  Stewart  D.,  Bridge  street 
Hibbert,  Frank,  Bridge  street 
Winn,  George,  &  Co. ,  King  street 

Berkhamstbd,  Hertfordshire.— Vojp.  5,034. 

Loosley,  George,  &  Sons,  Castle  street  and  High  street 
Slater,  Anthony,  High  street 

Berwick-upon-Tweed,  Northumberland.— Fop.  13,377. 
Henderson,  Alexander,  &  Son,  42,  West  street 
Plenderleith,  James  W.,  75,  Mary  gate 
Vance,  Andrew  H.,  Bridge  end 

Bethesda,  Carnarvonshire. — Pop.  5,799. 
Jones,  John,  Stationers'  Hatl 
Roberts,  Griffith,  High  street 
Williams,  John  F.,  M,  High  street 

Beverley,  Yorhshire.—Vop.  12,539. 
Green  &  Son,  Market  place 
Kemp,  John,  &  Son,  Market  place 
Tilson,  William,  Butcher  row. 

Bewdley,  Worcestershire. — Pop.  2,876. 
Bryan,  Miss  M.  E. ,  Load  street 
Mark,  G.  Gill,  Load  street 

Bexhill-on-Sea,  Stissex.—Vop.  5,206. 
Crick,  William  J.,  Devonshire  road. 
Shipwright,  George,  Devonshire  road 
Vale,  S.,  Devonshire  road 

Bexley  Heath,  Kent.—Vop.  6,385. 

Jenkins,  Thomas,  73  and  75,  Broadway 
Mesnard,  Stephen,  Broadway 

BiDEFORD,  North  Devonshire.— Top.  7,831. 
Beer,  Mrs.  Judith  Ann,  Bridge  street. 
Coles,  Walter,  5,  Grenville  street 

Murphy,  W.  C,  2,  3,  4,  and  5,  Mill  street.  1837.  Second-hand 

Old  Books,  Engravings,  and  Antiquities 
Williams,  Miss  Jane  H.,  15  and  16,  High  street 


Neio  and  Second-hand 


[Circulating  Library) 


Second-hand 


DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


BiOBSTER,  Oxfordshire, — Pop.  3,343. 
Bough  ton,  John  P.,  Market  place 
PaDkhurst,  Thomas  W.,  Market  place 

BiooLBSWADE,  Bedfordshire. — Pop.  4,943. 

Allen,  Joseph,  Shortmead  street  Second-hand 

Hunt,  John  Francis,  High  street 
Spong  &  Son,  High  street 

BiLSTON,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  23,453. 
Brereton,  Henry  V. ,  Lichfield  street 
Price,  John,  68,  Church  street 

BiNGLEY,  Yorkshire.— Vo^.  19,284. 
Pickles,  James,  19,  Chapel  lane 
Smith,  Luther,  89,  Main  street 

BiRKENHKAD,  Cheshire. — Pop.  99,857. 

Allen,  Henry  W.  &  John,  156,  Grange  road 

Bennett,  James,  Grange  mount.  Second-hand 

Broom  &  Walmsley,  1,  Hamilton  square 

Cross  &  Floyd,  31,  Argyle  street 

Ellison,  George  F. ,  224,  Grange  road 

Harem,  B.,  &  Co.,  Hamilton  street 

Pitt  &  Co.,  85,  Grange  road 

Robinson,  Grange  road 

Silvester,  Lucas,  193,  Grange  road.     1868.  Second-hand 

Wilson  &  Jones,  Argyle  street 

Birmingham,  Warwickshire. — Pop.  478,113. 

New. 
Aston,  John  C. ,  39  and  40,  Smallbrook  street 
Britten,  Charles,  78,  High  street 
Cheeseman,  Henry,  125,  Longmore  street 
Combridge,  C. ,  4  and  5,  New  street 
Cornish  Brothers,  37,  New  street 
Handley,  James,  36,  Corporation  street 
Harrison  &  Parker,  59,  Broad  street 
Midland  Educational  Company  Limited,  Corporation  street.     1890. 

New  and  Second-hand 
High-class  Art  Books,  Editions  de  luxe,  County  Histories,  &c. 
TeUgrams,  "  Educational,  Birmingham."    Telephone,  lOd 
Pouting,  James,  166,  Corporation  street 

Taylor,  Achilles,  Caxton  House,  Old  square.        New  and  Second-hand 

Second-hand. 

*  Bakerf  Edward,  14  and  16,  John  Bright  street.     1884 

First  Editions,  Railroadiana 

*  Bates,  Joseph  Bernard,  126,  Sandpits,  Parade.     1885 

High-class  Miscellaneous 

*  Bourne,  William  Robert,  183,  Sherlock  street.     1891 

Art  Books,  Prints,  &c. 

*  Brough,  William,  &  Sons,  8,  Broad  street  corner.     1845 

New  and  Second-hand.    Sporting  Books  a  specialty 

*  Bullock,  Charles  F.,  21,  John  Bright  street.     1893 

Miscellaneous  Books  and  Engravings,  Baxter's  Oil  Prints,  &c. 

*  Conway,  Noel,  &  Co.,  70,  New  street.     ^S'ee  advt. 

Autographs  and  Historical  Documents 
Crees,  Ernest  James,  297,  Monument  road.     1888 

*  Crees,  William  Henry,  159,  Balsall  Heath  road.     1884 

Theological,  Water-colour  Drawings,  &c. 


ENGLAND   AND   WALES. 


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BiBMiNOHAM — continued. 

*  Downing,  William,  The  Chaucer's  Head  Library,  5,  Temple  row.    1830 

Best  Library  Editions  of  Standard  Books,  Rare  and  Choice  Works,  MSS.,  Ac 
Godfrey,  Charles,  187,  King  Edward's  road.     1884 
Music  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Hector,  E.,  103,  John  Bright  street.     1886 

Foreign  and  English  Books 

*  Hitchman,  John,  51,  Cherry  street.     1855 

Antiquarian,  Topographical,  and  Historical 

*  Lowe  Brothers,  37,  Cannon  street 

*  Lowe  Charles,  New  street 

*  Middleton,  M.  A. ,  Dr.  Johnson  passage,  Bull  street 

Music  and  Musical  Literature 
Nicholas,  Edward,  66,  Hill  street 

*  Reeves,  Arthur,  36,  Whittall  street.     1880 
Richardson,  Miss,  83,  Bristol  street 

*  Robinson,  James,  155,  Bristol  street.     1879 

*  Thistlewood,  Alfred,  6,  Broad  street.     1889  ' 

Ancient  and  Modern  Books,  Prints,  and  Musical  Literature 
TeUgranUf  **  Thistlewood,  Birmingham." 

*  Wilson,  James,  Hutton  House,  35,  Bull  street 
Union  Book  Mart,  36,  George  street  west. 

BiNGLEY,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  19,284. 
Dobson,  John,  89,  Main  street 
Pickles,  James,  19,  Chapel  lane 

BmsTALL,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  4,286. 
Hargreaves,  Robert,  Low  lane 

Bishop  Auckland,  Durham. — Pop.  11,765. 

Braithwaite  (Matthew),  &  Son,  Market  place 

Cooke,  Abraham,  Newgate  street 

Guy,  John,  69,  Newgate  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Smith,  Thomas,  Central  buildings,  Newgate  street 

Thwaites,  Edward,  Princes  street 

Bishop's  Castle,  Shropshire. — Pop.  1,586. 
Hughes,  Christopher,  Market  place 

Bishop  Stortford,  Hertfordshire. — Pop.  6,595 

Boardman,  Arthur,  North  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Copley,  H. ,  &  Co. ,  North  street 
Mardon,  Harry,  North  street 

Blackburn,  Lancashire. — Pop.  120,064. 
Astley,  Alfred,  57,  Church  street 
Baxter,  Henry  L. ,  Market  hall 
Brown,  M.  J. ,  40,  Church  street 

Cotterill,  John,  5,  Lord  street,  Market  place.  1889.  Second-hand 
Denham,  R.,  &  Co.,  31,  King  William  street 
Stephenson,  Joseph,  7,  Penny  street 
Johnson,  Thomas,  30,  Church  street 

Blackpool,  Lancashire. — Pop.  23,846. 
Aldred  E. ,  &  Son,  90,  Church  street 

Blackpool  Printing  Company  Limited,  43  and  45,  Church  street 
Donnelly,  Thomas,  Continental  Bazaar,  Bankhey  street 
Kay,  Richard,  4,  Central  Beach 

Lawrenson,  Thomas,  &  Son,  6a,  Birley  street.   1870.  Second-hand 
Lord,  Harry,  64,  Topping  street 


8  DIHECTOUT    OF    BOOKSELLERS. 

Blaenavon,  MonrrumtJiahire. — Pop.  11,377. 

Probert  (Evan),  &  Co.,  1  and  2,  High  street 
Rees,  George,  Broad  street 
Ward,  James  T. ,  Broad  street 

Bladta,  Monmouthshire. — Pop.  about  20,000. 
Edwards,  William,  High  street 

Blandfobd,  Dorsetshire.— Vop.  3,974. 
Hobbs,  John  J.,  Salisbury  street 
Shipp,  Henry,  Market  place. 

Blyth,  Northumberland. — Pop.  4,553.  i 

Alder  &  Co. ,  Ridley  street  and  Market  street 
Dunn,  Christopher,  Regent  street,  Cowpen  quay 
Lee,  Stephen  A. ,  Regent  street,  Cowpen  quay 
Tweedy,  John,  Bridge  street 

Bodmin,  Cornwall.— To]^.  5,151. 

Crabb,  Miss  Mary,  16,  Fore  street 
Liddell,  E.  &  H.  G.,  7,  Fore  street 

Bognob,  Sussex.— Fop.  3,171. 

Webster  &  Webb,  High  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Wood,  Edward,  25,  High  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Bolton,  Lancashire.— Vop.  115,002. 

Abbatt,  Thomas,  12,  Corporation  street 

Bromley,  Charles  James,  57  and  133,  Newport  st.    1840.    Second-hand 

Bruckshaw,  William,  109,  St.  George's  road 

Denham,  James,  23,  Ne^^^ort  street 

Duckworth,  Edward,  41,  Bridge  street 

Eraser,  James  Francis,  19,  Hibbert  street.     1874.   Second-hand 

Gledsdale,  J.  W.,  18,  Deansgate 

Kenyon,  Robert,  7  and  9,  Market  street 

Read,  John,  31,  Newport  street 

Whewell,  Robert,  &  Son,  5  and  7,  Folds  road 

Winterburn,  George,  65,  Deansgate.  New  and  Second-hand 

Boston,  Lincolnshire. — 14, 693. 

Baddeley ,  Arthur  W. ,  29,  Market  place 

Bradley,  William,  22,  Main  ridge.  Second-hand 

Wilson  &  Son,  42,  Market  place 

Dodds,  Harold,  1,  Market  place 

Newcomb,  James  M. ,  12,  Market  place 

Wing  &  Broughton,  13,  Bargate 

Bourne,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  4,191. 
Berry,  John  H. ,  South  street 
Morris,  John  T.,  West  street 
Pearce,  John  T. ,  Market  place 

Bournemouth,  Hampshire. — Pop.  37,781. 

*  Bright  &  Co.,  The  Arcade. —i\rew;.  22&23,TownHallave.— iS^ec<wid-Aa?id 

Standard  Literature,  Natural  History,  General  Science,  <fec. 

*  Commin,  Horace  G. ,  8,  Victoria  buildings,  Old  Christchurch-rd.   1892. 

Topography,  Theology,  Natural  History,  &c.  ^eu>  and  Second-hand 

Crisp,  George  J.,  6,  Westbourne  arcade 
Fulker,  Albert  E,,  Boscombe 
Mate,  William,  &  Sons,  62,  Commercial  road 
Sydenham,  D.  &  A.,  &  Co.,  Marine  Library,  Pier  approach 


ENGLAND   AND   WALES. 


BowDON,  Cheshire, — Pop.  2,792. 
Hallam,  Alfred,  Peel  Causeway 
Molineaux,  William,  Victoria  road 

BowNKSS,  We8tm<yrland. — Pop.  2,061. 
Hunter,  F.,  The  Library 
Robinson,  Robert,  Post  Office. 

Bbacklet,  Northamptonshire', — Pop.  2,591. 
Gwillim,  Protheroe 
Smart,  James 

Bbadfobd,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  216,361. 

Bilbrough  &  Kitchingman,  Dale  street 

Blagbrough,  Sam,  50,  Market  street 

Brear  Thomas,  &  Co.  Ltd,  17,  Kirkgate.    1825.   New  and  Second-hand 

Telephone,  744 

Clough,  William  H.,  28,  Forster  square 
Cockcroft,  William,  440,  Thornton  road 
Crooke,  Robert,  &  Sons,  334,  Leeds  road 
Dale,  John,  &  Co.,  Limited,  Bridge  street 
Goodchild,  John,  6,  Carlisle  road,  Manningham 

*  Matthews  &  Brooke,  Mechanics'  Institute  buildings.     1840. 

Branch :  New  Market  entrance,  Darley-st.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Miles,  Thomas,  13,  Sunbridge  road.     1879.  New  and  Second-hand 

Sporting,  Topographical,  and  General 
Power,  Fred,  Market  hall 
Russell,  George  B. ,  9,  Darley  street 

Waterhouse,  Charles,  Market  hall.  New  and  Second-hand 

Whitham,  William,  88,  Godwin  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Wood,  Joseph,  Market  hall 
Woodhead,  John,  127,  Godwin  street 

Bradford-on-Avon,  Wiltshire. — Pop.  7,687. 
Dotesio  &  Todd,  15,  Silver-street 
Merrett,  The  Misses,  43,  Silver  street 
Randell,  James,  Jun.,  44,  St.  Margaret's  street 
Rawling,  Charles,  11  and  12,  Market  street 

Braintbee,  Essex. — Pop.  5,303. 

Joscelyne,  Charles,  78,  High  street 
Shearcroft,  John,  9,  Bank  street 

Bbamlby,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  14,787. 
Wilson,  John,  170,  Town  street 
Witts,  William,  Town  street. 

Brampton,  Cumberland. — Pop.  2,790. 
Hodgson,  Isaac  B.,  Main  street 

Brecon,  BrecknockMre,  S.  Wales. — Pop.  5,646. 
Butcher,  Mrs.  C.  E.,  High  street 
Davies,  Edwin,  Church  house.  Bulwark 
Hughes,  Mrs.  A.,  High  street 
Jones,  Thomas,  4,  Bulwark 
Poole,  Mrs.  H.  M.,  High  street 

Brentford,  Middlesex. — Pop.  13,870. 
Coulton,  John  F.,  214,  High  street 
Stutter,  Cornelius,  110,  High  street 


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DIBKCTORT    OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Brentwood,  Essex, — Pop.  4,949. 
Burgess,  Frank  R. ,  High  street 
Wilson  &  Whitworth  Limited,  High  street 

Bridgend,  Olamorganshire, — Pop.  4,759. 

Williams,  David,  Caroline  street  , 

Williams,  Wesley,  Dunraven  place 

Bridgnorth,  Shropshire. — Pop.  5,865. 
Bromwich,  Henry  E.,  55,  High  street 
Evans,  Robert  Henry,  77,  High  street 
*  Foxall,  James  T. ,  75  and  76,  Friars  street.     1893.     Second-hand 
Mc.  Michael,  Joseph  W.,  32,  High  street 

Bridgwater,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  12,436. 
Belcher,  Walter,  29,  Fore  street 
Fisher,  George  C. ,  36,  Fore  street 
Page  &  Son,  42,  Fore  street 
Whitby,  John,  &  Sons,  Limited,  10,  Comhill 

Bridport,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  6,611. 
Frost,  W.  &  E.,  34,  West  street 
Prince,  H.,  17,  East  street 

Bridlington  Quay,  Yorkshire.— Vo^p.  5,301. 
Brown,  Richard,  3,  King  street 
Forster,  Charles,  &  Co.,  6,  Promenade 
Forster,  William,  Manor  street 
Gawthorp,  T.  W.,  Promenade 
Greening,  William,  Prospect  street 

Brierley  Hill,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  11,847. 
Beddall,  Uriah,  49,  High  street 
Cartwright,  Benjamin,  80,  High  street 
Clancey,  High  street 
Ford  &  Addison,  137,  High  street 

Brigg,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  3,100. 

Ashton,  John,  73,  Wrawby  street 
Gale,  George,  5,  Wrawby  street 
Jackson  &  Sons,  Market  place 

Brighouse,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  15.571. 
Bayes,  Albert  B, ,  Spring  bank 
Briggs,  Thomas  H.,  Bradford  road 
Mortimer,  Edward,  Bethel  street 

Brightlingsea,  Essex. — Pop.  3,920. 
Minter,  Edward,  High  street 

Brighton,  Sussex. — Pop.  115,783. 

Beal,  John,  &  Son,  55,  East  street 

Beal,  George,  207,  Western  road 

Clifford,  James,  112,  St.  James's  street 

Farncombe,  John,  92,  Eastern  road 

Franks,  D. ,  104,  London  road 

Friend,  D.  B.,  &  Co.,  77,  Western  rd.,  and  56,  Church  rd.,  Hove.   1854 

Telephone^  77 

Gillett,  Ralph,  25,  St.  George's  road 

Godley,  B.,  16,  Gardener  street.  Second-hand 

Junor,  William,  72,  Queen's  road 


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Brighton — continued. 

Keeping,  A.,  9,  Meeting  House  lane.  Second-hand 

North,  Edward,  30,  Church  road.  Hove 

PuUinger,  H. ,  &  Sons,  Union  street 

Shaw,  William  B.,  206  and  208,  Western  road 

Simmons,  Charles,  R.,  40,  Ship  street 

*  Smith,  William  J. ,  41, 42, 43,  North  street.  1842.  New  and  Second-hand 
Sprake,  Charles,  87,  St.  James's  street 

Stanhope  &  Co.,  16,  Bristol  road.     1876.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Thorpe,  James,  53,  Ship  street.     1868.  Second-hand 

*  Toon,  Thomas,  21,  Prince  Albert  street.     Second-hand  (Antiquarian) 
Treacher,  H.  &  C,  1,  North  street 

Walser,  James,  36,  Western  road.  Hove 
White,  The  Misses,  9,  Western  road 
Wood,  William  Herbert,  9,  Norfolk  square 

Bristol,  Gloucestershire.— Pop.  317,832. 

Baker,  J.,  &  Son,  34,  The  Mall,  Clifton.  Wholesale  and  Retail 

Bickle,  John  A.,  52,  Cotham  hill;  and  123,  White  Ladies'  road 
Buswell,  Edward  William,  169,  Whiteladies'  road,  Clifton 

*  Fawn,  James,  &  Son,  42,  Queen's  road.     1828.     New  and  Second-hand 

Antiquarian,  Historical,  and  General 
Freeman,  Thomas,  17,  Regent  street,  Clifton.     1880.     Second-hand 

*  George,  James  Herbert,  33,  Park  street.    1892.    Second-hand 

Books,  Pictures,  China,  Curiosities,  &c. 

*  George's  Sons,  Wm«  Top  corner,  Park-st.    1847.  New  de  Second-hand 

Anuquarian,  Foreign  Travel,  Theology,  Americana,  and  Orientalia    See  advt. 
TelegranUf  "  George,  Bristol." 

Hammond,  James  F.,  36,  Regent  street,  Clifton 

*  Marsden,  Herbert  W.,  40,  Triangle,  W.,  Clifton.  (In  Gloucester,  1875). 

Natural  History  Books  Second-hand 

Mathews,  J.,  &  Son,  42,  Lower  Union  st.,  and  1  and  2,  Upper  arcade. 

New  and  Second-hand 
Matthews,  W.  J.  &  J.,  25  and  27,  Lower  arcade,  Broadmead.     1885. 

New  and  Second-ha/nd 

*  Nield,  Ashton,  30,  Park  street.  Second-hand 

*  Nield,  Edward,  Victoria  street,  Clifton.  Second-hand 

*  Nield,  Walter,  29,  Bath  street  Second-hand 
Righton  &  Son,  24,  Regent  street 

Rogers,  Henry  J.,  51,  Colston  street.  Second-hand 

Rydill,  Louis  R.,  2a,  Union  street 
Scholastic  Trading  Co.  Limited,  34,  Bridge  street 
Thatcher,  Thomas,  44,  College  green 

Brixham,  Devonshire. — Pop.  7,978. 
Cranford,  James,  Fore  street 
Stevens  &  Stevens,  Fore  street 

Broadstaiks,  Kent.—Vop.  2,933. 

Parsons,  Sisters,  Albion  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

BROMJiET,  Kent. — Pop.  21,684. 
Bennett,  J.  H.,  East  street 
Bush,  Samuel,  &  Son,  42,  High  street 
Clarke,  E. ,  &  Son,  53,  High  street 
Martin,  T. ,  &  Sons,  1 1  and  12,  The  Broadway 
McKenzie,  E.  A. ,  High  street 


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DIREGTOBT    OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


{Circvlating  Library) 


{CirculcUiny  Library) 


New  and  Second-hand 


New  and  Second-hand 


Bromsorove,  Worcestershire,— "Pop,  13,006. 
Evans,  Charles,  High  street 
"  Messenger  "  Co.  Limited,  High  street 
Shrimpton  &  Co.,  Market  place 

Bromyard,  Herefordshire.— Vop.  1,460. 
Bennett,  M.,  &  Son,  Market  place 
Haghes,  Henry,  High  street 
Johnson,  Misses,  Marketplace. 
Jones,  E.  F.  &  E. ,  Broad  street 

BnOKiNGHAM,  Buckinghamshire. — Pop.  3,364. 
Marsh,  George  F. ,  Market  square. 
Walford  &  Son,  Market  hill 

Bungay,  Suffolk. — Pop.  3,558. 

Rudd  &  Cotton,  St.  Mary's  street 

Short,  H.  &  W.,  Market  place 
BuRNHAM,  Buckinghamshire. — Pop.  2,633. 

Lawley,  Henry  Robert,  The  Arcade,  High  st. 
Old  Books,  Prints,  and  Engravings 

Burnley,  Lancashire. — Pop.  87,016. 

Coulston,  William,  118,  St.  James  street 

*  Lupton  Brothers,  38  &  40,  Manchester-rd. ,  and  Market  hall.     1870. 

New  and  Second-hand.    See  advt. 
General  Literature,  First  Editions,  and  prevailing  specialties 
Telephone^  34 

♦  Wild,  Robert,  38,  Standish  street.     1872.  Second-hand 

Miscellaneous,  Portraits,  Old  Prints,  &c. 

BuRSLEM,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  31,999. 
Barnett,  Henry,  7,  Qaeen  street 
Dawson,  Joseph,  Newcastle  street 
Griffiths,  Edward,  Waterloo  road 
Savage,  Warwick,  Market  place 

Burton-on-Trent,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  46,047. 
Bassett,  John,  126,  High  street 
Darley ,  William  B. ,  35,  High  street 
Perfect,  John  C. ,  204,  Station  street 
Tresise,  Joseph  N. ,  186,  Station  street 
Whitehurst,  Charles  J.,  39,  High  street 

Bury,  Lancashire. — Pop.  57,212. 

Barlow,  William  S. ,  &  Co. ,  7,  Fleet  street 

Crompton,  T.,  &  Co.,  Fleet  street 

Dobson,  J. ,  Market  hall 

Hall,  Henry,  41,  Fleet  street 

Hill,  S. ,  &  Son,  Bolton  street 

Smith,  E.  W.  B. ,  5,  Haymarket  street 

Vickermau,  C,  &  Son,  19,  Union  square. 


New  and  Second-hand 


Bury  St.  Edmunds,  Suffolk— Vop.  16,630. 
Groom,  F.  T.,  17,  Abbey  gate  street. 
Johnson,  James,  33,  Abbeygate  street. 
Paul  &  Mathew,  1 1 ,  Butter  market 
Smyth,  J.,  21,  Brentgovel  street 


Be 


{Circulating  Library) 
Second-hand 

Second-hand 


ooks  and  Prints 


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Buxton,  Derbyshire, — Pop.  about  10,000. 

Bates,  Miss  L.,  Hot  Bath  colonnade.  {GirctUating  Library) 

Denhaui,  Robert,  The  Quadrant 

Devonshire  Library  Limited,  Devonshire  colonnade 

Magenis,  Miss  K.  A.,  61,  Spring  gardens 

Wright,  Francis,  1,  Spring  gardens.  {Gircidating  Library) 

Calne,  Wiltshire. — ^Pop.  3,495. 
Heath,  Alfred,  Market  place 

Caujngton,  Cornwall. — Pop.  1,888. 
Venning,  James,  Fore  street 

Cambebley,  Surrey. — Pop.  3,004. 
Norman,  David,  7,  London  road 
Military  Works 

Cambobne,  Cornwall, — Pop.  14,700. 

Camborne  Printing  Company,  Market  square 
Edwards,  Misses,  Bassett  road 
Lethlean,  Miss  E.  J.,  Bassett  road 
Rowe,  Alfred,  Commercial  street 
Russell,  S.  T.,  Union  street 

Cambrtdge,  Cambridgeshire. — Pop.  44,330. 

Galloway,  S.  V.,  63,  Bridge  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Deiehton,  Bell,  &  Co.,  13,  Trinity  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

All  branches  of  Literature,  English  and  Foreign 
Dixon,  A.  P.,  9,  Market  street,  and  20,  St.  Andrew  street 

*  Hall,  J. ,  &  Son,  Trumping  ton  street.     1798.        New  and  Second-hand 

Educational  and  General 
Haywood,  A.,  7,  Corn  Exchange  street.  Second-hand 

*  Heffer,  W.,  &  Son,  103  and  104,  Fitzroy  street,  and  4,  Petty  Cury. 

Scientific,  Classical,  Theological  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Johnson,  Elijah,  30,  Trinity  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Greek  and  Latin  Classics,  Mathematics,  Natural  Science,  Theology,  &c. 
Johnson,  Harry,  &  Nephew,  3,  St.  Andrew's  street 

*  Macmillan  &  Bowes,  1,  Trinity  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Mathematics,  Classics,  and  General 
Metcalfe  &  Co.  Limited,  Trinity  street 

Redin  &  Co. ,  16,  Trinity  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Rossendale  &  Camp,  3,  Fitzroy  street 
Spalding  William  P.,  43,  Sidney  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

*  Tomlin,  W. ,  24,  Trinity  street,  and  Bridge  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Tomson,  Octavus,  69,  Trumpington  street.  1887.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Wallis,  Henry  W.  (B.  Diver),  2A,  Sidney  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Classics,  Mathematics,  Scientific,  Theology,  and  Miscellaneous 
Weatherhead,  William,  8,  Union  street,  and  37,  Trinity  street 

Cannock,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  20,613. 
Praill,  Harry,  Wolverhampton  road 

Canterbury,  Kent. — Pop.  23,062. 

Austin,  Walter  G. ,  18,  St.  George's  street 
Crow,  Edward,  8,  Mercery  lane 
Ginder,  A.,  45,  St.  George's  street 
Goulden,  Henry  James,  39  and  40,  High  street 

*  Goulden.  William  E.,  "Athenaeum,"  5,  St.  Paul's.    1887.  Second-hand 

Antiquarian,  Topographical,  and  Miscellaneous 
Ladd,  George  P.,  34,  Burgate  street 


Cabdifp,  Glamorganshire. — Pop.  128,915. 
Dobbin,  Edwin,  I,  St.  Mary  street 
Grey,  Benjamin,  Queen  street  arcade  , 

Hawkins,  Henry,  23,  Castle  arcade 
Hogg,  John,  54,  Queen  street 
Howell  &  Co.,  9 — 14,  St.  Mary  street 
Jones,  William,  6,  Duke  street 
Lear,  William,  17,  Royal  arcade 
Lennox,  George  William,  6  and  7,  James  street  Docks 
Lewis,  James  E. ,  23  and  24,  Queen  street  arcade 
Lewis,  William,  22,  Duke  street 
Matthews,  Joseph,  31,  Castle  arcade.  Second-hand 

Miscellaneous  Old  Books  and  Music 
Miles,  Joseph  H. ,  2,  Queen  street  arcade 
Norton,  B.,  &  Son,  109,  Queen  street 
Roberts  Brothers,  134,  Bute  street 
Scholastic  Trading  Company  Limited,  St.  John's  square 
Webb,  Miss  E.,  184,  Bute  street 

Wesleyan  Methodist  &  General  Book  Co.  Ltd. ,  8  and  10,  Castle  arcade 
Williams,  Thomas  J. ,  2,  Bute  place 
Wyndham  Arcade  Book  Stores,  Wyndham  arcade 

Cardigan,  Cardiganshire. — Pop.  3,449. 

Clougher,  Joseph,  &  Son,  18,  High  street 
Williams,  Miss  Mary,  10,  High  street 

Carlisle,  Cumberland. — Pop.  39,176. 
Briser,  R.,  Annetwell  street 
Cummings,  Richard,  Devonshire  buildings 
Mason,  John  C. ,  74,  English  street 
Meals  &  Co. ,  75,  Scotch  street 
Muir  &  Co.,  71  and  73,  English  street 
Stewart,  Barwise,  36  and  38,  Botchergate 
*  Thurnam,  Charles,  &  Sons,  11,  English  street.     1815 

Carmarthen,  Carmarthenshire. — Pop.  10,300. 
Davies,  William  P. ,  50,  King  street 
Evans,  Edward  C. ,  3,  Guildhall  square 
Spurrell,  W. ,  &  Son,  36  and  37,  King  street 
W  illiams,  David,  20,  King  street  Second-hand 

Carnarvon,  Carnarvonshire. — Pop.  9,804. 

Davies,  David  W. ,  Bridge  street 

Evans,  W.  G. ,  22,  Pool  street 

Rowland,  Caradoc,  Castle  square 
Carnforth,  Lancashire. — Pop.  2,680. 

Hebden,  J.  &  S.,  Arnside 

Rathbone,  George  H.,  Scotland  road 

Richmond,  T. ,  &  Sons,  Silverdale 
Castleford,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  18,240. 

Fawbert,  Henry,  Carlton  street 

W^ilson,  Alfred,  Station  road  and  Carlton  street 

Wray,  Mrs.  E.,  33,  Carlton  street 

Chard,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  about  6,000. 
Bunston,  Miss  M.  A. ,  Holyrood  street 
Edwards,  Mrs.  C.  F.,  Holyrood  street 
Young,  Thomas,  &  Son.  Second-hand 


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Chatham,  Kent.—VGp.  31,657. 

Johns,  Henry  C,  110,  High  street 

Mackay,  W.  &  J.,  &  Co.,  176,  High  street 

Wildish,  William  T.,  78,  High  street 
Chelmsford,  Essex. — Pop.  11,008. 

Clarke,  Mrs.  J.  H.,  77,  High  street 

Durrant,  E. ,  &  Co. ,  90,  High  street 

Edwards,  Miss  E. ,  100,  High  street 

Mark,  Julius,  35,  High  street 

Cheltenham,  Gloucestershire. — Pop.  49,775. 

Banks,  John  J.,  5,  Promenade  villas.  [Circulating  Library) 

Brasher,  William  H.,  410,  High  street 

Cossens,  William  T.,  353,  High  street 

Dangerfield,  A.  E. ,  4,  Clarence  street 

Darter,  John,  2  and  3,  North  wick  terrace,  Sufifolk  road 

Edwards,  Horace,  396,  High  street 

Gastrell  &  Son,  3,  Montpelier  exchange 

Harman,  J.  H.,  Montpelier.  {Circulating  Library) 

Hardy,  William  T.,  104,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Norton,  Bernard,  393,  High  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Norton,  William,  16,  Clarence  street.     1861.        New  and  Second-hand 

Pink,  John  William,  20,  Pittville  street.  Second-hand 

Rawlings,  H.  E.,  3,  Bath  road.     1880.  Second-hand 

Scholastic,  Theological,  and  Standard 

Webb,  James,  7,  Winchcomb  street.  Second-hand 

Westley  &  Co.,  13,  Promenade  villas.  {Circulating  Library) 

Chepstow,  Monmouthshire.— Vojp.  3,378. 
Clark,  Miss,  16,  High  street 
Griffiths,  Mrs.  H.,  4,  Beaufort  square 
Hillman  &  Co.,  26,  High  street 

Chbbtsey,  Surrey. — Pop.  11,298. 

Taylor,  Frank  E.,  Guildford  street 
Wheeler  &  Co. ,  Guildford  street 

Chester,  Cheshire. — Pop.  42,297. 

Blayney,  Arthur,  Bridge  street  row 

Chapman,  F.  W. ,  8,  St.  Werburgh  street 

Davies,  David,  61,  Watergate  row.  Second-hand 

Edwards,  John,  74,  Foregate  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Antiquarian  and  Local 
*  Huke's  Library,  The  Eastgate.     1888 

First  Editions  of  Modem  Authors,  niustrated  Works,  &c. 
Mills,  E.,  &  Son,  Union  hall,  Foregate  street 
MinshuU  &  Meeson,  Eastgate  row 
Phillipson  &  Golder,  Eastgate  row 

Roberts,  William,  City  Walls,  Northgate.  Second-hand 

Thomas,  Edward,  16,  Pepper  street.     1849.         Second-hand 
Thomas,  W.  C. ,  68,  Northgate  street 

Chesterfield,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  22,009. 
Bates  &  Wilde,  3,  Gluman  gate 
Broomhead  Brothers,  Packer's  row 
"  Derbyshire  Courier"  Company  Limited,  Irongate 
Edge,  George,  2,  Packer's  row 
Hartley,  James,  Low  pavement 
Saunders,  Frederick,  Packer's  row  and  West  Bars. 


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DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Chbstbr-lb-Street,  Durham, — Pop.  8,623. 
Steele,  George,  Bridge  end 

Chichester,  Sussex. — Pop.  7,830. 
Adcock,  Thomas  S. ,  North  street 
Barber,  James,  63,  South  street. 
Barrett,  William  H. ,  The  Cross 
Faulkner,  E.  J.,  31,  East  street 
Knight,  Charles,  21,  East  street 
Moore,  John  W. ,  39,  East  street 
Pillow,  Charles  E.,  93,  East  street 

Chippenham,  Wiltshire. — Pop.  4,618. 
Houlston,  Robert  F.,  12,  High  street 
Spinke,  Samuel,  Market  place 

Chislbhtjrst,  Kent. — Pop.  6,557. 
Waters,  E.  C,  Royal  parade 

Chiswick,  Middlesex. — Pop.  21,963. 

Platrier  &  Sons,  274  and  276,  High  road 
Robinson  &  Co.,  437,  High  road 
Watson,  J.  v.,  204,  High  road 
West  End  Library,  349,  High  road 

Chorlet,  Lancashire. — Pop.  23,087. 

Ashton  Thomas,  83  and  85,  Water  street 
Fowler,  S. ,  34,  Market  street 
Hindle,  Joseph,  21,  Market  street 
Sandiford,  W.  J.,  13,  Chapel  street 
Sherrington,  Richard,  107,  Market  street 
Wilson,  William,  7,  St.  Thomas  road 

Christchxjrch,  Hampshire. — Pop.  3,994. 
Gray,  Miss  L.  E. ,  Waterloo  house 
Shaw,  J.,  High  street 
Tucker,  William,  &  Son,  High  street 
Wilkes,  Misses,  High  street 

Cirencester,  Gloucestershire. — Pop.  7,521. 

*  Baily  &  Woods,  Market  place. 

Agricultural  Science,  &c. 
Harmer,  Alfred  T.,  Market  place 
Savory  &  Coles,  St.  John  street 

Clacton-on-Sea,  Essex. — Pop.  1,662. 
Ubsdell,  I'homas,  Pier  avenue 

Clayton,  Bradford,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  7,484. 
Briggs,  William,  6,  Greenend  place 

Cleator  Moor,  Cumberland. — Pop.  9,464. 
Bewley,  John,  16,  High  street 
Martin,  Mrs.  Dorothy,  2,  High  street 

Clevedon,  Somerset. — Pop.  6,000. 

*  Jefferies,  Charles  Sanforth.     1826. 
Lovegrove,  John  R.,  Hill  road. 
Ransford,  A.  H.,  Hill  road. 

Clithbroe,  Lancashire. — Pop.  10,815. 
Robinson,  James,  27,  Castle  street 


Second-hand 


Second-hand 


New  and  Second-hand 


Second-hand 
{Circulating  Library) 
{Royal  Girculaling  Library) 


ENGLAND   AND   WALES. 


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Second-hand 


(OirculcUing  Library) 


Second-hand 

New  and  Second-hand 
New  and  Second-hand 


New  and  Second-hand 


Clitheroe — continued. 

Robinson,  Thomas,  3,  Wesleyan  row.     1882. 
'  Whewell,  M.  A.,  6  and  8,  Castle  street 

CocKERMOUTH,  Cumberland. — Pop.  5,464. 
Bailey,  S.,  &  Sons,  12,  Main  street. 
Fidler,  Daniel,  &  Sons,  16,  Main  street 
Parker,  Misses,  Main  street 
Stephenson,  Miss  H.  L.,  100,  Main  street 

Colchester,  Essex. — Pop.  34,559. 
Cater,  John  T.,  73,  High  street. 
Clark,  Charles,  15,  High  street 
CuUingford,  R.  W.,  153,  High  street. 
Mattacks  &  Co. ,  14,  Head  street. 
Munsey,  W.  J.,  5,  High  street 
Rogers,  Herbert  G.,  60,  High  street 

Coldstream,  Berwickshire. — Pop.  1,535. 
Landreth,  Robert,  High  street 
Scott,  Robert,  High  street 

Colne,  Lancashire, — Pop.  24,000. 

Croasdale,  William,  16,  Church  street 
Hartley,  Joseph,  121,  Albert  road. 
Ryan,  T.  &  Co. ,  Church  street 

CoLWYN  Bay,  Denbighshire.  —Pop.  3,783. 
Gibbon,  Abergele  road 
Jones,  R.  E. ,  &  Brothers,  Station  road 
NichoUs,  Abereele  road 
Powlson,  H.  W. ,  Abergele  road 

Conway;  Carnarvonshire. — Pop.  3,442. 
Edwards,  Evan 
Jones,  David  L 
Thomas,  Maurice 

Coventry,  Warwickshire. — Pop.  52,724. 
Burdett,  David,  55,  Cross  Cheaping 
Curtis,  William  W. ,  Hertford  street 
Kendrick,  John,  20,  Jordan  well 
Ward,  George,  Broadgate 

CowES,  Isle  of  Wight.— Po^.  7,748. 
Fellows,  George,  5,  Shooter's  hill 
Gubbins,  W.  &  G. ,  High  street 

Cradley  Heath,  Staffordshire. 

Forrest,  William,  &  Sons,  81  and  82,  High  street 

Crbdtton,  Devonshire. — Pop.  5,821. 
Dnrant,  Alfred  C. ,  High  street 
Southwood,  W.  J. ,  High  street 

Crewe,  Cheshire.— Vo^.  40,000. 

Eardiey,  Wilmot,  Chester  bridge 
HincbslifP,  John,  23,  Victoria  street 
Taylor,  Henry,  23,  Exchange  street 

Crewkerne,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  4,946. 
Knapp,  Alfred  R.,  Market  street 
Munford,  John,  Market  square 


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Second-hand 

Second-hand 


Second-hand 


CuOMER,  Norfolk.— Voi^,  2,197. 
Jarrold  &  Sons,  Church  street 
■  Munday,  Charles,  Church  square 

Croydon,  Surrey.— Top.  102,695. 
Bartlett,  John,  63,  North  end 
Bishop,  John,  103,  High  street 
Briant,  E.  H.,  2,  High  street 
Cooper,  James,  97,  Hich  street. 
French,  T.  &  W.,  London  road 
Gallop,  Henry,  92,  High  street. 
Hay  ward,  VV.  I).,  42,  George  street 
Radlett,  Walter,  76,  North  end. 
Roflfey  &  Clark,  12,  High  street 

1)alton-in-Furne8S,  Lancashire. — Pop.  13,300. 
Blake,  Robert,  99,  Market  street 
Godby,  Christopher,  73,  Market  street 
Hoskins,  T.  C. ,  140,  Market  street 

Darlington,  Durham.— Vop.  38,060. 
Bailey  &  Co. ,  7  and  8,  Horse  market 
Dodds,  James,  33,  Northgate 
Dresser,  William,  41,  High  row 

Morris,  J.  H. ,  19,  Commercial-st. ,  and  Market  hall.   1890.   Second-hand 

Educational  and  General 
North  of  England  School  Furnishing  Company  Limited 
Stairmand,  William,  10,  Black  well -gate 
Wilkinson,  J.,  Post  house  wynd. 

Dartford,  Kent. — Pop.  11,962. 

Cogger,  Robert,  31,  Spital  street 
Davis,  J.  &  W. ,  33,  Hy the  street 
Perry,  Arthur,  Jun.,  13,  High  street 

Dartmouth,  Z)evo?w^iVe.— Pop.  6,025. 
Adams,  Mrs.  A.  S. ,  New  road 
Cranford  &  Son,  Fairfax  place 

Darwen,  LaTicashire. — Pop.  34,192. 

Aspen,  Thomas  £.,  11,  Bridge  street 

Baxter,  Christopher,  219,  Duckworth  street 

Cook,  James,  50,  Market  street 

Greenwood,  J.  E.  &  A.,  37,  Bolton  road 

Johnson,  S.  E.,  Bolton  road 

Marsden,  E.,  17,  Bridge  street 

Marsden,  William,  32,  Bridge  street 

Riding,  J.  T. ,  72,  Duckworth  street 

Riley,  J.  J.,  **  News  "  Office,  Duckworth  street 

Tayler,  Jabez,  Blackburn  road 

Dawlish,  Devon8?nre.—Toip.  4,925. 
Cornelius,  A.  S.,  15,  Strand 
Cornish,  E.  J.,  Strand 
Westcott,  Miss  L.  M.,  Strand 

Deal,  Kent. — Pop.  8,891. 

Adkins,  Martin,  34,  High  street 
Francis,  Thomas  S.,  66  and  68,  High  street 
Giraud  &  Sons,  53,  High  street 
Northey,  Samuel  T.,  35,  High  street 


New  and  Second-hand 


ENGLAND   AND   WALES.  19 


Denbigh,  Denbighshire. — Pop.  6,412. 
BuUer,  Walter,  Portland  place 
Davies,  Henry,  Vale  street 
Nott,  W.  A.,  9,  Vale  street 

Dbrbt,  Derbyshire, — Pop.  94,146. 
Carter,  Francis,  9,  Irongate 

Central  Educational  Company  Limited,  4,  St.  Peter's  street 
Clayton,  Mrs.  A.,  5,  Queen  street  Second-hand 

Clulow,  E. ,  36,  Victoria  street 
Inger,  J.  H. ,  Market  hall.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Murray,  Frank,  Moray  House,  The  Office  of  "  The  Clique ;"  also  at 

Nottingham  and  Leicester.   1884.  See  advts.  New  and-  Second-hand 
Hififh-class  Miscellaneoas,  First  Editions,  and  Editions  de  Luxe 
Poynton,  Mrs.  S.,  57,  Brook  street,  and  Market  hall 

Devizes,  Wiltshire. — Pop.  6,426. 

Bones,  A.  W. ,  20,  Sidmouth  street.  Second-hand 

Dotesio  &  Todd,  32,  Market  place 
Gillman,  Charles,  Juu.,  19,  Brittox 
Woodward,  C.  H.,  4,  St.  John's  street 

Devonport,  Devonshire. — Pop.  54,803. 

*  Clarke,  Josiah,  &  Son,  16  &  17,  Cumberland  street.     1876. 

Theological,  Local,  and  Miscellaneous.  New  and  Second-hand 

Clarke  &  Son,  45,  Fore  street 
Holt,  Miss  M.  J. ,  59,  Chapel  street 
Smith,  Miss  A.,  98,  Fore  street 
Swiss,  Alfred  H.,  Ill  and  112,  Fore  street 
Swiss,  W.  G.,  &  Son,  Marlborough  street 
Wood  &  Tozer,  39.  Fore  street 
Wright,  F.  J. ,  43,  Catherine  street 

Dbwsbury,  Yorkshire.— Vo^.  29,847. 
Allatt,  William,  Bond  street 
Dawson,  Samuel,  &  Son,  Market  place 
Gutteridge,  F.  W.,  Northgate 
Kirk,  James  G. ,  32,  Market  place 
Spedding,  Charles,  60,  Westgate 
Watson,  Senior,  92,  Bradford  road 

Diss,  N(yrfolk.—Voi^.  3,763. 

Abbott,  Edward,  Mere  street 
Maling,  John,  Crown  street 

DoLGELLT,  Merionethshire. — Pop.  3,785. 

Amfield,  Mrs.  A.  N. ,  Glyndwr  buildings 

Evans,  Robert  C. ,  Caxton  house 

Morris,  Humphrey,  Bridge  street 

Williams,  E.  Y.,  Finsbury  square 
Doncaster,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  25,933. 

Bisat,  E.  Q.i  5,  Baxter-gate 

Collins,  Charles  G. ,  54,  Market  place  and  57,  Hall-gate 

Hepworth,  R.  H. ,  49,  High  street 

Robinson,  J.  G.,  70,  French-gate 

White,  E.,  &  Son,  71,  French-gate 

Dorking,  Surrey.— Voi^.  10,961. 

Bond,  C.  T.,  76  and  77,  High  street 
Clark,  R.  J.,  16,  High  street 


20  DIRECTORY    OF    BOOKSELLERS. 


Dorchester,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  7,946. 
Ball,  Miss,  23,  High  West  street 
Browning,  E.  &  C. ,  43,  High  East  street 
Case,  Misses  M.  &  E.,  4,  Cornhill 
Ling,  Henry,  23,  High  East  street 
Webber,  Misses  A.  &  R.,  18,  High  East  street 

Douglas,  Isle  of  Man.— Fo]^.  20,000. 

Broadbent  &  Company  Limited,  Victoria  street 

Brown  &  Son  Limited,  Athol  street 

Clucas  &  Fargher,  Ridgeway  street 

Gell,  Jane,  Bucks  road 

Kneale,  William,  Victoria  street 

Lewthwaite,  R. ,  Duke  street 

Mylrea  &  Allen,  Duke  street 

Parkinson,  M. ,  Duke  street 

Dover,  A'cn^.— Pop.  33,300. 

CuflFBros.,  1  and  2,  Snargate  street 
Goulden,  C.,  176,  Snargate  street 
*  Johnson,  William,  23,  Market  square.  Xeiv  and  Second-hand 

Underdown,  Market  square 

DowLAis,  Glamorganshire. — Pop.  22,296. 
Cartwright  &  Co. ,  175,  High  street 
Da  vies,  John  H. ,  Upper  Union  street 
Frost,  B.  R.  S.,  25,  Upper  Union  street 

Dudley,  Worcestershire. — Pop.  46,740. 
Britten,  James  P.,  70,  High  street 
Burgin,  Mrs.  M.  J.,  167,  Wolverhampton  street 
Burton,  Hall  street 
Mayer,  Joseph,  196,  High  street 
Tanfield,  Thomas  W.,  224,  High  street 
Whitford,  Herbert,  77,  High  street 
Wynde,  Edward  J.,  49  and  50,  High  street 

DuKiNFiELD,  Cheshire. — Pop.  29,239. 

Phipps,  Robert,  175  and  177,  King  street 

Dunstable,  Bedfordshire. — Pop.  4,513. 
Ballance,  H.  G.,  Albion  street 
Proverbs,  James  H.,  High  street  north 
Scroggs,  George  F. ,  High  street 
Tibbett,  James,  11,  High  street  south 

Durham,  Co.  Durham. — Pop.  14,900. 

Andrews  &  Co. ,  73,  74,  75,  Sadler  street 

Palmer,  John,  72,  Sadler  street 

Slack,  Mrs.  M.,  88,  North  road.  New  and  Second-hand 

Smith,  Francis,  35,  Sadler  street.     1880.  Second-hand 

DuRSLET,  Gloucestershire. — Pop.  2,269. 
Bailey,  F. ,  &  Son,  Parsonage  street 
Whitmore  &  Son,  Long  street 

Eastbourne,  Sussex. — Pop.  34,969. 
Brooker,  William,  Terminus  road 
Catholic  Repository,  18,  Arcade,  Grove  road 
Cox  &  Harris,  9,  Junction  road 


Eastboukne — continued, 

Cowley,  J. ,  28,  Grove  road 

Everest,  William,  18,  Pevensey  road.  {Circulating  Library) 

Fowler,  E.  S. ,  19c,  Cornfield  road.  Second-haiui 

Gomme,  A.  T.,  19,  Cornfield  road 

Gowland,  Thos.  S.,  16  and  17,  Marine  Parade.       {Circulating  Library) 
Hamblin,  Edward,  57,  Seaside  road 

Keay,  Henry  W.,  72,  Terminus  road.  {Circulating  Library) 

Leach's  Library,  41,  Grand  Parade.  {Circulating  Library) 

Moore,  William  D. ,  279,  Seaside 

Moss,  Misses  A.  &  E.,  108  &  109,  Terminus-rd.     {Circulating  Library) 
Ogle,  B. ,  38,  South  street  Second-harid 

Partridge  &  Co.,  65,  Grove  road.  {Circ^dating  Library) 

Pulsford,  John,  80,  Terminus  road.  {Circulating  Library) 

Ryder,  Alfred  G.,  51,  South  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Strange  Brothers,  Grove  road 
*  Watford,  C.  W.,  11,  Terminus  place,  Terminus  road.     Second-hand 
General,  and  Foreign  Stamps 
Willard,  Miss  A. ,  Old  Town.  Second-hand 

East  Dereham,  Norfolk.— Pop.  5,524. 
Count,  F.  W. ,  Market  place 
Vincent  Brothers,  Market  place 

East  Grinstead,  Sussex. — Pop.  7,569. 

Bradley,  James,  9  and  11,  London  road 
Lambert,  C.  &  E. ,  6,  7,  and  8,  Middle  row 
Payne,  Misses  F.  &  E.,  11,  Middle  row 
Daniels,  16/  London  road 

EoHAM,  Surrey. — Pop.  10,187. 

Butler,  Arthur  B. ,  High  street 

Larkin,  William  F.,  High  street 
Elland,  Yorkshire. 

Melior,  Joe,  Westgate 

Pearson,  Fred,  Southgate 

Roberts,  James,  Huddersfield  road 

Tong,  John,  &  Sons,  Southgate 

Ellesmere,  Shropshire. — Pop.  5*,507. 

Hill,  Charles,  Scotland  street  and  Market  street 

Roberts,  Charles,  7,  Cross  street 
Ely,  Cambridgeshire. — Pop.  8,017. 

Shelton,  Tibbitts,  &  Co.,  High  street 

Tyndall,  G.  H.,  Minster  place 
Enfield,  Middlesex. — Pop.  31,803. 

Ainger,  Miss  E.,  The  Town 

Brooks,  George,  The  Town 

Meyers,  John  Henry,  The  Town.  (Circulatitig  Library) 

Walford,  Wm.  H.,  Ordnance  road,  Enfield  lock 

Eppino,  Essex.— Pop.  3,000. 

Davis,  Alfred  B.,  High  street 
Odell,  John,  High  street 

Epsom,  Surrey.— Pop.  8,417. 

Andrews,  Mrs.  L.  W.,  &  Son,  High  street 
Daniell,  F.  A.,  High  street 
Snashall,  George,  High  street 


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DIRBGTORT   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Eton,  Buckinghamshire, — Pop.  2,955. 

Drake,  R.  I.,  Eton  College,  and  17,  High  street.  {CirctUating  Library) 
New,  George,  20,  High  street 

Evesham,  Worcestershire.— To^p.  5,836. 
Baylis,  Charles  W. ,  55,  Bridge  street 
Smith,  W.  &H.,  Bridge  street.  {CirctUating  Library) 

Exeter,  Devonshire, — Pop.  50,573. 
Baker,  Alfred,  24,  High  street 

*  Commin,  J.  G.,  230,  High  street.     1880.  Neio  and  Second-hand 

Choice  Editions,  Antiquarian,  Topopraphical,  Remainders,  d;c. 
Chown,  Edward,  9,  Catherine  street  Second-hand 

*  Drayton,  S.,  &  Sons,  201,  High  street.     1838.      New  and  Second-hand 

Theolotgical,  Antiquarian,  Topographical,  and  Standard 
Telsffranu,  "  Draytons,  Exeter." 

Eland,  Henry  S.,  236,  High  street 

Manley,  H,,  57,  S.  Mary  Arches  street.     1886.    Second-hand 

Miscellaneous  Odd  Volumes  and  Parts 
Martin,  John  Arthur,  1,  Martin's  lane.  High  st.      1883.    Secovd-hand 
Scanes,  Walter,  16  and  17,  Cathedral  yard 
Upward,  Thomas,  90,  Queen  street 
Wheaton,  A.,  &  Co.,  185,  Fore  street 

ExMOUTH,  Devonshire. — Pop.  5,465. 

Eland,  Henry  S.,  Strand.  {Circvlati'ng  Library) 

Ellis,  Geoi^e,  Rolls  street  and  High  street 
Freeman,  Thomas,  Baring  place 
Thomas,  Arthur  H. ,  Rolle  street 

Falmouth,  Cornwall.— Vo^.  11,047. 

Dunstone,  Miss  Mary,  43,  Arwenack  street.         (Circulating  Library) 
Lake  &  Co.,  12,  Market-strand  {Circula>ting  Library) 

*  Pollard,  J.,  54,  Church  st.  New  and  Second-hand  (Circula>ting  Library) 

*  Pickard,  Edward,  Flushing.     1896.  Second-hand 

Quaker  Books  and  Miscellaneous 

Fareham,  Hampshire. — Pop.  7,934. 

Sutton  &  Sons,  West  street.     1847.  New  and  Second-hand 

Telegrams,  "  Sutton,  Fareham." 

Faringdon,  Berkshire.— To^.  3,133. 

Luker,  Charles,  &  Co.,  London  street 

Farnborouoh,  Hampshire. — Pop.  8,071. 
Drew,  John 

Farnham,  Surrey. — Pop.  12,376. 

PuUinger,  George,  109  and  110,  West  street 
Sturt,  Frank,  42,  Borough 
Williamson,  Misses,  43,  Borough 

Faversham,  Kent. — Pop.  10,478. 
Austin,  F. ,  4,  West  street 
Edwards,  A.  M. ,  83,  Preston  street 
Goodfellow,  S. ,  65,  Preston  street 
Voile,  W^illiam,  89  and  91,  Preston  street 

Fern  DALE,  Glamorganshire. — Pop.  including  Tylor's  Town,  15,210. 
Davies,  David,  1  and  2,  Strand 
Powell,  Charles,  Tylor's  Town 


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ENGLAND   AND   WALES.  23 


Flbetwood,  Lancashire. — Pop.  12,000. 
Ash  ton,  Walter  H.,  12,  East  street 
Bowman,  Benjamin,  40,  Church  street 

FoLKSTONB,  Kent,—To^.  23,905. 

Crux,  Charles  F.,  56,  High  street 

Earl,  Walter,  62,  High  street 

Parsons  &  Co.  Limited,  Sandgate  road 

Payer,  Charles,  28,  Rendezvous  street.  Second-hand 

Simpson,  Misses,  79,  Sandgate  road 

Stace,  Arthur,  52,  Guildhall  street 

Fbkshwatbr,  Isle  of  Wight.— Po^.  2,809. 
Gubbins,  G.,  Easton 

Fritchlby,  Derbyshire. 

*  Wake,  Henry  Thomas.     1863 

Antiquarian  and  General  Literature 

Frome,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  11,464. 
Eames,  H.  C,  10,  Stony  street 
Harvey,  William  B. ,  20,  Bath  street 
Isaacs,  Albert,  32,  Catherine  hill 
Penny,  W.  C.  &  J.,  7,  Bath  street 

Gainsboeough,  Lincolnshire.— Po^.  14,468. 

Amcoats  &  Co. ,  47,  Lord  street  and  Heaton  street 
Caldicott,  Charles,  32,  Market  place 

Tooley,  John,  43,  Bridge  street  Second-hand 

Weall,  B.,  8,  Silver  street 

Gateshead,  Durham. — Pop.  85,692. 

Henderson  &;  Birkett,  4  and  5,  Hills  street 

Johnston,  Robert,  27,  West  street 

Richardson,  Coatsworth  road 

Watson,  George,  14  and  16,  Bottle  bank.  Second-hand 

GUiLiNOHAM,  Dwsetshire.—Voi^.  3,303. 
Edgar,  Silvester,  High  street 
Ridout,  George,  High  street 

Glossop,  Derbyshire.— Vo^.  22,416. 

Greenwood,  Edwin,  57,  High  street  east 
Irlam,  William  H.,  55,  High  street  west 

Glouoesteb,  Gloucestershire.— Voi^.  39,444. 
Beard,  Joseph,  43,  Eastgate  street 
Brooke,  F.  J.,  2,  Westgate  street 
Clarke,  A.  L.,  Barton  street 

Natural  History 
Dancey,  C.  H.,  8,  Barton  street 
Davies  &;  Son,  6,  Northgate  street 
Elliott,  J.  E.,  12,  Southgate  street 
Packer,  Mrs. ,  College  court 
Partridge  &  Robins,  155,  Westgate  street 
White,  William  H.,  38,  Westgate  street.   1878.    Second-hand 

Godalmino,  Surrey. — Pop.  11,800. 
Bocking,  J. ,  14,  Bridge  street 
Craddock,  Henry  T.,  High  street 
Stedman,  Richard  B.,  High  street 


24  DIRBCTO&Y  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Glastonbury,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  4,119. 
Brock.  E.  J.  &  J.  S. ,  High  street 

GooLE,  Yorkshire, — Pop.  of  Parish  15,168. 
Fawbert,  John,  Carlisle  street 

"Goole  Times"  Publishing  Co.  Ltd.,  »* Times"  buildings 
"Herald"  Press  Limited,  Boothferry  road 
Shipley,  Joseph,  44,  Boothferry  road 

GosPOKT  including  Alverstokb,  Hampshire.— Po^»  25,000. 
Bartholomew,  Miss  E.,  41,  Stoke  road 
Walford,  Thomas  W.,  51,  High  street 

Grantham,  Lincolmhire. — Pop.  16,746. 
Clarke,  William,  20,  High  street 
L5me  &  Son,  8,  Westgate 
Mawe,  John  W.,  39,  High  street 
Palmer,  Thomas  A.,  Vine  street 

Gravesend. — Kent.  — 23,876. 

Caddel  &  Son,  1,  King  street 
Clarke,  S.  J.,  7,  Milton  road 

Hall,  Thomas,  4a,  Windmill  st  and  50,  High  st.   Second-hand 
*  Ridgway,  Alfred,  61,  Windmill  street.     1885.      Second-hand 
Miscellaneous  Books,  Topographical  Prints,  Music,  &c. 

Grays,  Essex.— Fojp.  12,219. 

Wilson  &  Whitworth  Limited,  11,  High  street 

Great  Grimsby,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  5,187. 
Gait,  Albert,  13,  Old  Market  place 
Jackson,  Charles  H.,  104,  Cleethorpes  road 
Jackson,  Mrs.  E.,  432  and  434,  Victoria  street  north 
Roberts  &  Jackson,  4,  Victoria  street  west 
Shaw,  George,  154,  Victoria  street  north 
Thompson,  J.  W.,  45,  Pasture  street.  Second-hand 

Todd,  Joel,  94,  Victoria  street  west 

Worth,  William,  16,  Bull  Ring.  Second-hand 

Yearing,  William  A. ,  30,  Pasture  street  Second-hand 

Great  Malvern,  Worcestershire. — Pop.  12,000. 
Baylis,  Miss  E.,  Belle  Vue  terrace 

Crudge,  F.  A.,  Belle  Vue  Library  {Circulating  Library) 

Hickson,  Thomas  H. ,  Chester  House,  Malvern  Link 
Jones,  Charles,  Old  Bookstall,  Colonnade.  1890.  New  and  Second-hand 
Ancient  and  Modern,  Educational,  and  General  {Circulating  Library) 

Thompson,  John,  Church  street  {Circtdating  Library) 

Woods  &  Co.,  Royal  Library  (Circulating  Library) 

Great  Marlow,  Buckinghamshire. — Pop.  5,283. 

Smith  &  Co.,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Guildford,  Surrey. — Pop.  14,020. 

Beeney,  Edward,  18,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Chaplin,  J.  &  E.,  59,  North  street 

Clarlse,  Joseph,  116  and  159,  High  street 

Guildford  Book  Company,  Onslow  street 

Jones,  John  J.,  73a,  Worth  street 

Lasham,  Frank,  61,  High  street 

Matthews,  William,  111,  High  street 


BNGLAND   AND   fTALB». 


26 


DIBBCTORT    OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Haktlbpool  (West),  Durham. — Pop.  42,710. 

Mason,  Frederick  W.,  4,  Albert  square,  Church 
Purdon,  Henry,  Market  hall 
Steel,  Ernest  S. ,  Upper  Church  street 
Walton,  James  T. ,  52,  Chjirch  street 
Wilson,  John,  19,  Church  street. 

Harwich,  Essex.— Vo^.  8,202. 

Jackson,  George  L. ,  54,  Church  street 
Watson,  John  R.,  14,  Market  street 

Haslingden,  Lancashire. — Pop.  18,225. 
Cartin,  D.  P.,  Church  street 
Kemp,  William  H.,  9,  Bury  road 
Neill,  John  C,  33,  Deardengate 
Whitaker,  W.  M.,  69,  Deardengate 

Hastings,  Sussex. — Pop.  52,223. 
Apel,  H. ,  55,  Robertson  street. 
Brooker  &  Jepsou,  12,  Robertson  street 
Chapman,  Mrs.  William,  Old  London  road. 
Cheshire,  George,  30,  Cornwallis  street. 
Chubb,  J.  W.  E.,  59,  George  street 
Herman,  Fred,  15,  Marine  parade 
Randle,  Henry,  12,  Queen's  road. 
Salmon,  Joseph,  33,  White  rock 
Tendall,  J.  H. ,  &  Co. ,  4,  Bank  buildings 
Watts,  James,  50,  Robertson  street 
Whiteman  Brothers,  1,  York  buildings 
Whittaker,  Charles,  5,  Claremont. 
Woodley,  William,  27,  White  rock  place 

Haverfordwest,  Pembrokeshire. — Pop.  6,179. 
Brigstocke,  L.,  6  and  7,  Market  street 
Eynon,  Mrs. ,  High  street 
John,  Miss  M.,  Castle  square 
White,  Thomas  J. ,  22,  Market  street 

Ha  worth,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  5,028. 
Hall,  Alfred  E.,  11,  Main  street 

Heaton  Norris,  Lancashire. — Pop.  23,532. 
Bonsall,  B. ,  128,  Heaton  lane 
Heath,  Ellis,  163,  Love  lane 
Taylor,  John,  Heaton  moor 

Hebden  Bridge,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  5,746. 
Ash  worth,  William,  Commercial  street 
Clay,  James,  37,  Market  street 
Thomas,  Albert  E. ,  Market  street 

Heokmondwike,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  9,709. 
Rothera,  H. ,  Market  place 

Heptonstall,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  4,617. 
Uttley,  James  P. 

Hemel  Hempstead,  Hertfordshire. — Pop.  9,678. 
Brackett,  Joshua,  23,  High  street 
Lawrence,  Mrs. ,  20,  High  street 


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Hsnlet-on-Thambs,  Oxfordshire. — Pop.  5,288. 
Awbery ,  Albert  R. ,  Market  place. 
Higgins,  Sidney  H. ,  Hart  street 

Herkpoed,  Herefordshire. — Pop.  20,267. 
Adams  &  Sons,  29,  High  town 

*  Gaxver,  Thomas,  8,  High  town. 

Miscellaneous,  Herefordshire  Books  a  specialty 

Telegrams^  "Carver,  Hereford." 
Jakeman  &  Carver,  4,  High  town 
Jones,  Joseph,  10,  Broad  street 
Morrison,  James  W.,  1,  High  town 
Wilson  ft  Phillips,  17,  Eign  street 

Hebne  Bay,  Kent. — Pop.  7,000. 

Philpot,  Alfred  W.  G. ,  William  street 
Bidout,  Frank  A. ,  William  street 
Tapper,  Mrs.  F.  E.,  Parade. 

Hektfobd,  Hertfordshire.— Vo^.  9,023. 

Austin,  Stephen,  ft  Sons,  5,  Fore  street 
Knight,  Anthony,  St.  Andrew's  street 
Rose  &  Sons,  1  and  3,  Railway  street 
Simson,  Edward  A. ,  ft  Co. ,  Market  place 

Hexham,  Northumberland. — Pop.  5,945. 

Armstrong,  Christopher,  19,  Market  place 
Hunter,  F.  &  G.,  25,  Fore  street 
Moore,  William,  33,  Fore  street 

Hey  WOOD,  Lancashire. — Pop.  23,185. 

Millett,  James,  125,  Manchester  street 
Ridings,  Josiah,  Bury  street.  Post  Office 
Rothwell,  Joseph,  Market  place 
Whittam,  H. ,  Manchester  street 
Wolstencroft,  Samuel,  5,  Bridge  street 

Hinckley,  Leicestershire. — Pop.  9,638. 

Baxter,  John,  ft  Sons,  24,  Castle  street 
Foxon,  William  L.,  8,  New  buildings. 
Pickering,  William,  17,  Borough 
Wills,  Martha,  Castle  street 

HiNDLEY,  Lancashire. — Pop.  18,973. 
Rigby,  James,  21,  Market  street 

HiTCHiN,  Hertfordshire. — Pop.  9,510. 

Paternoster  ft  Hales,  Market  place  and  Sun  street 
Wakenell,  M.  W.,  3,  High  street 

HoLMFiRTH,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  5,868. 

Charlesworth,  Arthur,  Britannia  House,  Victoria  street 
Collins,  Samuel,  Victoria  street 

Holyhead,  Anglesey. — Pop.  9,610. 
Jones,  W.  0. ,  12,  Market  street 
Jones,  E.,  9,  Market  street 
Williams,  Miss,  Boston  street 

Holywell,  Flintshire. — Pop.  9,471. 
Davies  ft  Co. ,  High  street 
Evans,  P.  M.,  ft  Son,  High  street 
Williams,  William,  High  street 


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{Circulating  Library) 
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HoNiTON,  Devonshire. — Pop.  3,126. 
Brockway ,  Mrs.  E. ,  High  street. 
Dimond,  Robert,  High  street 
Manley,  Mrs.  C,  High  street. 
Tucker,  R.  &  M. ,  High  street 

HoRNCASTLE,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  4,374. 
Morton,  W.  K.,  High  street 
Willson,  Hugh,  Bull  ring 

Horsham,  Sussex.— Void.  11,063. 
Albery  &  Son,  33,  Carfax 
Goldsmith,  Arthur  T.,  Queen  street 
Price,  Sidney,  48,  West  street 

Horwich,  Lancashire. — Pop.  12,850. 

Dickinson,  William,  52,  Church  street 

Dutton,  Thomas  A.,  Lee  lane 

Higginbottom,  Joseph,  264,  Chorley  new  road 

Houohton-le-Sprino,  Durham. — Pop.  6,476. 
Morton,  Robert,  &  Sons,  Sunderland  street 

HouNSLOw,  Middlesex. — Pop.  12,863. 
Cooper,  Henry  T. ,  104,  High  street 
Gotelee  &  Son,  192,  High  street 
Woodfin,  John,  203,  High  street 

HucKNALL-ToRKARD,  Nottinghamshire. — Pop.  13,094. 
Buck  &  Burton,  High  street 

HuDDERSFiELD,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  95,420. 
Briggs,  John  W.,  150,  Market  hall 
Coates,  Station  street. 

Longley,  David  H. ,  27,  John  William  street 
Morton,  Cross  Church  street 
Smith,  Arthur,  60  and  61,  Market  hall 
Wheatley,  James  E.,  &  Co.,  12,  New  street 
Wilkinson,  John  F.,  8,  Kirkgate. 
Woodcock,  William  H.,  &  Co.,  4,  Westgate 

Hull,  Yorkshire.— Po^.  200,044. 

Adams,  John  W.,  23,  Market  place 

*  Annandale,  R.  C,  9,  Queen  street. 

Theologj',  Topography,  and  General 
Bee,  John,  49,  Whitefriargate 
Bolton,  Henry,  19,  Savile  street 
Brown,  A.,  &  Sons,  Ltd.,  27,  Savile  street. 
Cass,  William,  56,  Prospect  street 
CoUey,  James,  18,  Chariot  street 
Croshaw,  George  H.,  61,  Carr  lane 
Farrell,  James,  42,  Savile  street 

*  Henius,  Waldemar,  161,  Spring  bank.     1861 

Antique  and  Modem  Books,  Prints,  Coins,  and  Curiosa 
Leng  &  Co.,  16,  Savile  street 
Lyel,  Frederick  W. ,  Savile  street 

Lynes,  Joseph,  43,  West  street.  Second-hand 

Proctor,  Charles,  13,  Arcade,  Silver  street.  Second-hand 

Sissons,  Richard,  56,  Porter  street 
Wales,  Alfred,  3,  Waterworks  street 
Werge,  J.  F.,  Gleadow's  arcade,  Beverley  road.  New  and  Second-hand 


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HuNGERPORD,  Berkshire. — Pop.  2,964. 
Shepherd,  Miss  Mary,  High  street 
Wittern-New,  Alfred,  Bridge  street 

Huntingdon,  Huntingdonshire. — Pop.  4,346. 
Barber,  Richard  B.,  125,  High  street 
Cooper,  Daniel,  48,  High  street 
^oggSj  William,  116,  High  street 
Wood,  Alfred,  59  and  60,  High  street 

Hyde,  Cheshire.— Po^.  30,670. 

Andrew,  Joseph,  7)  Clarendon  place 
Hardy,  J.  O. ,  25,  Market  place 
Maloney,  Patrick,  Clarendon  place 
Steele,  Jabez,  Great  Nosbuy  street 

Hythe,  Kent. — Pop.  4,347. 

Lovick,  James,  16,  High  street 

Paine,  William  S. ,  146  and  147,  High  street 

Palmer,  Edward,  129,  High  street. 

Ilfracombe,  Devonshire. — Pop.  7,692. 

Myatt,  John,  and  Sons,  41,  High  street. 
Twiss  &  Sons,  9,  High  street. 

Ilkeston,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  19,744. 
Bestwick,  Henry,  Market  place 

Ilkley,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  6,767. 

Shuttleworth,  John,  Brook  street 
Vickers,  T.  R.  &  E.,  The  Grove. 

Ilminster,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  3,135. 
Chappie,  Charles  P.,  Market  place 

Ipswich,  Suffolk.— Top.  57,360. 

Bay  ley,  William  M.,  25,  Upper  Brook  street 
Blyth,  A.  D.,  14,  Queen  street 
Green,  Samuel,  &  Son,  Old  Curiosity  Shop.     1884. 
Harrison,  W.  E. ,  30,  Butter  market 
*  Read  &  Barrett,  8,  Queen  street.     1827.  Neto  and  Second-hand 

Theological  and  General  Topofouphy  of  Eastern  Counties 
Warman,  Ernest,  Queen  street 
Warren,  Samuel,  13,  Tavern  street 
Watson,  George  E. ,  &  Co. ,  22,  Westgate  street 
Webber,  W.,  37,  Westgate  street.  Neio  and  Second-haml 

Ironbridoe,  Shropshire. — Pop.  2,739. 
Slater,  Joseph  B. ,  Market  square 

Jarrow,  D^r^aw. —Pop.  33,675. 

**  Guardian  "  Limited,  12,  Grange  road 
Nicholson,  W.,  14,  Western  road 
Robinson,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  Ormonde  street 

Keighlby,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  30,500. 
Billows  &  Co. ,  16,  Hign  street 
Cousins,  M.,  &  Sons,  12,  Church  street 
Craven,  Elijah,  10,  North  street 

Heaton  &  Rushworth,  Market  place.  Second-hand 

Tatham,  Arthur  H.,  21,  North  street 
Wilson,  James  S. ,  39,  Low  street 


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Kendal,  Westmorland. — Pop.  14,430. 

Atkinson  &  Pollitt,  22,  Stricklandgate 

Atkinson,  Richard,  1,  Stramongate 

Birkett,  William,  25,  Highgate 

Everson,  Richard,  82,  Kirkland.  Second-hand 

Gill,  Edward,  Finkle  street 

Roberts,  Henry,  36,  Stramongate 

Wilson,  Titus,  28,  Highgate 

Kenil WORTH,  Warmckahire.—Vo^.  4,173. 

Lait,  Mrs.  E.,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Robertson  &  Gray,  Castle  end 

Keswick,  Cumberland. — Pop.  3,760. 

Chaplin,  Arthur,  19,  Station  road.  {CirciUa^ting  Library) 

Henderson,  Richard,  25,  Station  road.  (Circulating  Library) 

Hilton,  Alfred,  1,  Main  street 

Mc.Kane,  George  W.,  31,  Main  street 

Wilson,  Herbert  S.,  Market  place.  {Circulating  Library) 

Kettering,  Northamptonshire, — Pop.  19,454. 
Evans,  Herbert,  Market  place 
Goss,  W.  E.  &  J. ,  Market  street  and  High  street 
Northampton  Printing  and  Publishing  Company  Limited 
Waddington,  Richard,  7,  High  street 

Kidderminster,  Worcestershire. — Pop.  27,000. 
Hepworth,  William,  7,  Bull  ring 
Jenkins,  Reuben,  15,  Mill  street 
Mark,  G.  Gill,  23,  High  street 
Rollings,  Edward,  Oxford  street 

Kingston-on-Thames,  Surrey. — Pop.  27,059. 
Bull  &  Son,  Victoria  road,  Surbiton 
Coldwells,  Joseph,  67  and  59,  High  street 
Healey,  James,  Park  road,  Norbiton 
Mann,  J.,  50,  Clarence  street 
Phillipson,  George,  &  Sons,  15,  Market  place 
Trim  Brothers,  57,  Clarence  street 

Kington,  Herefordshire. — Pop.  2,888. 
Evans,  Charles  W. ,  33,  High  street 
Lloyd,  J.  W. ,  Bridge  street 

Herefordshire  Books 
Stephens,  Thomas,  17,  High  street 

KiRKHAM,  Lancashire. — Pop.  4,003. 
Rigby,  John,  Poulton  street 

Knaresborough,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  4,770. 
Lowe,  Alfred  W. ,  High  street 

Morley,  Joseph,  Castlegate.  Second-hand 

Parr,  William,  Market  place 
Styan,  Charles  W.,  Market  place 

Lancaster,  Lancashire. — Pop.  31,038. 
Banks,  J.  V.,  61,  Market  street 
Bell,  Thomas,  Market  street 
Brash,  R.  &  G.,  28,  Cheapside 
*  Duxbury,  John,  56,  Penny  street.     1880.  Second-hand 

Milner.  E.  &  J.  L..  38.  Church  street 


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Lancaster — contintbed. 

Nelson,  Isaac,  64,  Market  street 

*  West,  George  S.,  4,  New  street.     1877.  Second-hand 
Wigley,  J.  M.,  67  and  69,  Market  street.  {CirctUating  Library) 

Lau-vceston,  Cornwall. — Pop.  4,345. 
Brimmell,  John,  Church  street 
Carter,  William  S. ,  &  Co. ,  Church  street 
Slee,  William,  Church  street.  (CirctUa^hig  Library) 

*  Weighell,  Walter,  Westgate  street.     1888.  New  and  Second-hand 

TeUfframs,  "  Weighell,  Launceston."  {CirctUating  Library) 

Leamington  Spa,  Warwickshire, — Pop.  26,930. 

*  Art  &  Book  Company,  11,  The  Parade.     1875.     New  and  Second-hand 

Catholic  Theology 
Barnett,  E.,  Brighton  House,  Mill  street 
Burgis  &  Colbourne,  80,  82,  and  84,  The  Parade.  {CirciUating  Library) 

*  Collier,  John,  15,  Bath  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Travels,  Topography,  and  General 
Cunnew,  George,  116,  The  Parade 

Green,  John  W.,  66,  Regent  street.  {CirctUating  Library) 

Hamblen,  Thomas,  16,  The  Parade  {Circulating  Library) 

*  Kennard.  Tll0nia4S^  22,  Regent  street.    1875.    See  advt.    Secovd-hand 

Local  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Midland  Educational  Co.  Ld.,  164,  The  Parade.  {Circulating  Library) 
Notcutt,  John  T.,  37,  Bath  street  and  136,  The  Parade 

Walmsley ,  Mrs.  M.  A. ,  46,  The  Parade 

Ledbury,  Herefordshire. — Pop.  4,303. 

Tilley,  Luke,  High  street 
Leeds,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  367,505. 

Arnold,  E.  J. ,  &  Son,  Hunslet 

Bean,  J.  W.,  &  Son,  149,  Briggate.  {Scholastic) 

Brierley,  William,  3,  Bond  street 

Burniston,  Harry,  Briggate 

*  Dodgson,  Joseph,  68,  Albion  street.     1870.  Neiv  and  Second-hand 
Goldie,  J.  Thompson,  Athenaeum  buildings,  13,  Park  lane 
Holdsworth,  William,  33,  Park  lane 

*  Jackson,  R.,  16  and  17,  Commercial  st.    1785.     New  and  Second-hand 

High-class,  bound,  and  Fine  Art 
Telegranuy  "  Publisher,  Leeds."    Telephone,  720 
Johnson,  Charles  H. ,  2,  4,  6,  Cloth  Hall  street.   ( Wholesale) 

*  Miles,  James,  32,  Gjiildford  street.     1870.  New  and  Secoiid-hand 

*  Milligan,  Joseph,  13,  Blenheim  place.  New  and  Second-hand 

First  and  Best  Editions  of  Standard  Authors,  Topography,  &c. 

*  Mllligft^,  Thomas,  15,  Park  lane.     1858.     New  and  Second-hand. 

Early  English  Poetry  and  First  Editions.  See  advt. 

*  Walker,  Henry,  37,  Briggate.     1837 

General  Literature  and  "Geology.    Telephone^  684 

Leek,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  15,000. 

Eaton,  William  H.,  6,  Derby  street 
Kirkham,  Charles,  27  and  29,  Derby  street 

Leigh,  Lancashire. — 10,928. 

Pink,  William  D. ,  5,  King  street 

Wilkinson,  John,  Chapel  street,  Bedford  Leigh 

Leiohton  Buzzard,  Bedfordshire. — Pop.  6,704. 
Jackson,  Henry,  5,  High  street 
Bush  &  Warwick,  17,  High  street  and  Market  square 


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Leicester,  Leicesternhire. — Pop.  203,500. 
Barton,  Samuel,  78  and  80,  High  street 
Bent,  John,  1,  Town  Hall  lane 
Buck,  Winks,  &  Son,  53,  High  street 
Clarke  &  Hodgson,  5,  Gallowtree  gate 

*  Holyoak,  VV.  H.,  75,  Humberstone  gate.  1880.    New  and  Second-hand 

Freethought  and  General 
McNamara,  Michael,  76,  Wellington  street.  {Catholic) 

Midland  Educational  Company  Limited,  Market  street 

*  Murray,  Frank,  Shakespeare's  Head,  23  &  25,  Loseby  lane.   Est.  1875. 

Telegrams,  "  Murray,  Bookseller,  Leicester."  Second-hand.     See  advt. 

Cheap  Miscellaneous,  Standard  Literature,  and  Local  Topography. 
Rowe,  John  R.,  &  Sons,  10,  Belvoir  street  - 
Spencer  &  Greenhough,  9,  Granby  street 

*  Spencer,  Herbert  John,  28,  Loseby  lane 

*  Spencer,  John  and  Thomas,  20,  Market  place  and  46,  Cank  st.     1853 

Ordnance  Map  Depot 

*  Thomas,  Arthur,  22,  Silver  street.     1896.  Second-hand 

Early  and  Modern  Poetry,  Drama,  and  Folklore 
Walker,  W.,  &  Son,  34,  Market  place 

Leominster,  Herefordshire. — Pop.  5,675. 

Blacklock  &  Son,  10,  South  street  New  and  Second-hand. 

Lewes,  Sussex. — Pop.  10,997. 

Banks,  Albert.  23,  Station  street 

Brook,  Mrs.  F.  B.,  175,  High  street 

Morris,  Arthur,  65,  High  street 

Scrase,  Horace  W.,  14  and  15,  High  street,  Cliffe 

Leyton,  Essex.— "Pop.  43,  906. 

Baker,  Thomas,  High  road.  Second-hand 

Moore,  E.  J.,  6,  Trelawn  road.  Second-hand 

Sandham  &  Co.,  409,  High  road 

Lichfield,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  7,864. 
Brown,  Frederic,  Bird  street 
Lomax,  Alfred  C. ,  Bird  street 

Lincoln,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  41,491. 

Boots  Limited,  281,  High  street 

Keyworth,  Charles,  322,  High  street 

Ruddock,  John  W. ,  253,  High  street 

Thomas,  Cliflford,  209,  High  street.     1828.      •     New  and  Second-hand 
Theological 

Turrill,  Henry,  Waddington.     1869.  Second-hand 

Local,  Bare,  Curious,  and  First  Editions 
Williamson,  James,  290,  High  street 

LiSKEABD,  Cornwall.— Pop.  3,984. 

Bate,  J.  (late  Deecker),  Fore  street 
Morcom,  Miss  Helen,  Market  street 
Philp,  John,  Bay  Tree  hill 

LiTTLEHAMPTON,  SuSSCX. — Pop.  4,452. 

Buchanan,  Walter,  High  street 
Weller,  Arthur,  56,  High  street 

Liverpool,  Lancashire. — Pop.  517,980. 

Armour,  Andrew  C. ,  105,  Kirkdale  road 
Benson,  Thomas,  29,  Salisbury  street 


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Liverpool—  continued, 

Benington,  E.,  &  Son,  6,  Ranelagh  place 
.  Bon  Marche,  Book  Department,  Church  street 
Bowker,  E.,  27,  Renshaw  street.  Second-hand 

Fine  Art,  Autographs,  Coins,  &c. 
Brown,  Ben,  257,  Scotland  road.  Second-hand 

Bunney's  Limited,  Book  Department,  1,  Church  street 
Catholic  Publishing  Company,  30  and  32,  Manchester  street 
Clark,  J.,  30,  Prescot  street.  Second-hand 

Cornish,  James,  &  Sons,  37,  Lord  street 
Davies,  Richard,  81,  Renshaw  street.     1883.        Second-hand 
Dobson,  Anthony,  61,  Renshaw  street.  Second-hand 

Dobson,  Joseph,  61,  Lime  street.  Second-hand 

*  Gibbons,  F.  &  E. ,  19,  Ranelagh  street 

Librarians  and  Booksellers 
Greenwood,  VV.  H.,  390,  Park  road 

*  Hales,  Samuel,  2,  Brownlow  hill.  Second-hand 

*  Howell,  Edward,  28,  Church  street.     1835.  New  and  Second-hand 

Antiquarian,  Classical,  Scientific,  and  Miscellaneous 
Telephone,  6,784 

Ingle,  M. ,  8a,  Prescot  street.  Second-hand 

*  Jaggaxd  &  Go. ,  39,  Renshaw  street.   See  advt.  New  and  Second-hand 

Standard  Literature,  Bookplates,  Autographs,  Foreign  Stamps.     Librarians 
Telephone,  6,848 

Latarche,  F. ,  63,  Lime  street.  {Foreign) 

McCormack,  J.,  100,  Pembroke  place.  Seco7id-hand 

*  Murphv,  W.  M.,  79,  Renshaw  street;  and  13,  Moorfields.     1878. 

Standard  and  First  Editions.    Tel^hone,  6,607.  Second-hand 

J^orth  Western  Educational  Co. ,  46,  Renshaw  street 

*  Parry  &  Co.,  20,  Mount  Pleasant.     1877  Secondhand 

Educational,  Scientific,  First  Editions 
Peters  Brothers,  87,  Victoria  street.  Second-hand 

Philip,  Son,  &  Nephew,  45  to  51,  South  Castle  street 

*  Potter,  William,  Exchange  street  east.  New  and  Second-hand 

Speciality :  Sport  and  Travel 
Potts,  W.  H.,  92,  Dale  street  Second-hand 

Scholl,  C,  35,  South  Castle  street  (Foreign) 

Travis,  Edward,  9,  Kensington.     1887.  Second-hand 

Miscellaneous  and  Medical 
Walmsley,  Gilbert  G.,  50,  Lord  street 

Telegramg,  *'  Stationer,  Liverpool."    Telephone,  256 

*  Young  (Henry)  &  Sons,  12,  South  Castle  street,  and  23,  Parker-street. 

Library  Editions,  Curious,  and  Out-of-the-way  Books.  1849.     See  advt, 

Telegrame,  '*  Catalogue,  Liverpool."    Telephone,  1,847. 

Llandudno,  Carnarvonshire. — Pop.  6,065. 

Richmond,  George  C,  &  Co.,  5,  Mostyn  street.     {Circulating  Library) 

Thompson,  William,  The  Pier 

Tomkinson,  Herbert,  115,  Mostyn  street 

Wardleworth,  William,  314,  Mostyn  street 

Wilkinson  &  Thompson,  48,  Mostyn  street 

Woodcock,  Benjamin,  123,  Mostyn  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Woodley,  George  Latimer,  127,  Mostyn  street.     {Circulating  Library) 

Llanelly,  Carmarthenshire. — Pop.  32,034. 
Davies,  M.,  Station  road 
Davies,  William,  17,  Market  street 
Rees  (Bernard)  &  Son,  Yaughan  street 
Thomas  (John)  &  Co.,  8,  Station  road 


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Llangollen,  Denbighshire.— ^Fo^p.  5,546. 
Jones,  Hugh,  Castle  street 

Llanidloes,  Montgomeryshire. — Pop.  3,794. 
Mills,  John  H. ,  Short  Bridge  street 

Llanrwst,  Denbighshire. — Pop.  3,945. 

Evans- Jones  (Owen)  &  Co.,  Denbigh  street 

Roberts,  William  J.  Second-haiid 

Williams,  L. ,  &  Sons,  Carrington  House,  Ankuster  square 

LONDON,  Middlesex.— Vop.  (with  suburbs)  about  5,000,000. 

New. 
Adams,  W.  J.,  &  Son,  59,  Fleet  street,  e.g.  (Guides) 

Allenson,  H.  R.,  30,  Paternoster  row,  e.g. 
Allman  &  Son,  Limited,  67,  Oxford  street,  w.      (Scholastic) 
Amer,  R.,  Lincoln's  Inn  Gateway,  Carey  street,  w.c.  (Law).  Seeadvt. 
Army  &  Navy  Co-op.  Society  Ltd.,  105,  Victoria  st.,  Westminster,  s.w. 
Asher  &  Co.,  13,  Bedford  street,  Co  vent  Garden,  w.c.     (Foreign) 
Bachhofifner,  A.,  162,  High  street,  Clapham,  s.w. 
Bacon,  G.  W.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  127,  Strand,  w.g.      (Scholastic) 
Bailliere,  Tindall  &  Cox,  20,  King  William  street,  w.c.     (Medical) 
Bain,  James,  1,  Hay  market,  s.w. 

Baker,  Thomas,  1,  Soho  square,  w.  (Theological) 

Baptist  Tract  and  Book  Society,  Fumival  street,  w.c. 
Bartlett,  William  H.,  &  Co.,  9,  Salisbury  square,  e.c. 
Batho,  W.  H.,  1,  Gresham  street,  e.g. 

Batsford,  B.  T.,  94,  High  Holborn,  w.c.      (Architectural).     See  advt. 
Batten  &  Davies,  23,  The  Pavement,  Clapham,  s.w. 
Beeching,  G.,  &  Son,  45,  Upper  Baker  street,  N.w. 
Bensberg  Bros. ,  344,  HoUoway  road,  n.  ,  and  168,  Pentonville  road,  N. 
Bible  Christian  Book  Room,  2iS,  Paternoster  row,  e.c. 
Bickers  &  Son,  1,  Leicester  square,  w.c. 

Bolton,  James,  39  and  40,  St.  George's  place,  E^nightsbridge,  s.w. 
Brown,  C.  &  E.,  13,  Bishop's  road,  Paddington,  w. 
Buckmaster,  B.,  46,  Newington  Butts,  s.E. 

Bumpus,  J.  &  E.,  Ltd.,  5  &  6,  Holborn  Bars,  E.C.,  &  350,  Oxford  st.,  w. 
Bumpus,  T.  B.,  George  yard,  Lombard  street,  e.g. 
Burleigh,  T.,  370,  Oxford  street,  w. 
Bumside,  H.,  20,  Tranquil  vale,  Blackheath,  s.E. 
Butterworth  H.,  &  Co.,  7,  Fleet  street,  e.c.      (Law).     See  advt. 
Cannon,  C,  36,  Martin's  court.  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c. 
Cawthorn  &  Hutt,  24,  Cockspur  street,  s.  w. 
Churchman,  A.,  16,  King  street.  West  Hammersmith 
Civil  Service  Co-operative  Society  Ltd.,  28,  Hay  market,  s.w. 
Civil  Service  Supply  Association  Ltd.,  136,  Queen  Victoria  street,  B.C., 

and  at  Bedford  street,  w.c. 
Clay,  John,  141,  Regent  street,  w. 

Clive,  W.  B.,  13,  Holywell  street.  Strand,  w.c.     (Scholastic) 
Clowes,  W.,  &  Sons  Ld.,  13  &  14,  Charing  Cross,  s.w.  (Law  dk  Military) 
Congregational  Union,  Memorial  Hall,  Farringdon  street,  E.c. 
Connor,  J. ,  4,  The  Parade,  North  Finchley,  n. 
Cornish,  James,  &  Sons,  297,  High  Holborn,  w.c. 
Coster,  E.,  65  and  67,  Weymouth  street,  w. 
Dawe,  William  H. ,  44,  Baker  street,  Portman  square,  w. 
Day,  Charles,  16,  Mount  street,  Berkeley  square,  w. 
Denny,  A.  &  F.,  304,  Strand,  w.c,  and  32,  Charing  Cross,  w.c. 


ENGLAND   AND   WALES.  35 


London — continued, 

Dickinson,  R.  D.,  &  Co.,  89,  Farringdon  street,  e.g.       {Theological) 

Dulau  &  Co.,  Soho  square,  w.c.         {Foreign) 

Dunn,  J.  F.,  4a,  Cheapside,  e.c.,  1a,  Paternoster  row,  E.C.,  and  23, 
Ludgate  hill,  E.c. 

Edmonds,  William  C,  420,  Brixton  road,  s.w. 

Educational  Supply  Association,  42a,  Holbom  Viaduct,  E.c. 

Eyre  &  Spottiswoode,  Great  New  street.  Fetter  lane,  e.c.  {Bible  Ware- 
house); and  Printer  street,  e.c.  {Parliamentary  Papers  de  Reports) 

Farmer  &  Sons,  36,  Kensington  Hiffh  street,  w. 
.  Flood  &  Edwards,  5,  Ramsden  road,  Balham,  s.  w. 

Furner,  G.,  72,  Newington  Butts,  s.E. 

Fricker,  Charles  J. ,  9,  The  Exchange,  Balham  road,  s.  w. 

Fricker,  J.  H.,  84,  Westow  hill,  Upper  Norwood,  s.E. 

Gammell,  W.,  35,  High  Street,  Camden  Town,  n.w. 

Gay  &  Bird,  22,  Bedford  street.  Strand,  w.c.    {American),    See  advt, 

Gilbert  &  Field,  67,  Moorgate  street,  e.c. 

Glaisher,  George  James,  58,  High  street,  Notting  hill,  w. 

Glaisher,  Henry,  95,  Strand,  w.c;  and 63,  London  st.,  Greenwich,  S.B. 

Glaisher,  William,  265,  Hiffh  Holbom,  w.c. 

Gropp,  S.  S.,  58,  Rosslyn  hill,  Hampstead,  n.w. 

Grattan,  Horace,  17,  borough  High  street,  s.E. 

Grevel,  H.,  &  Co.,  33,  King  street.  Coven t  Garden,  w.c.     {Foreign) 

Groom,  Forster  &  Co.,  15,  Charing  Cross,  s.w.     {Military) 

Grosvenor  Gallery  Library,  137,  New  Bond  street,  w. 

Grube,  H.,  12a,  Paternoster  row,  E.C.  {Maps) 

Gumey  &  Jackson,  1,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. 

Haas  &  Co.,  2,  Langham  place,  w.  {Foreign) 

Hachette  &  Co.,  18,  King  William  street.  Strand,  w.c.     {Foreign) 

Hancock,  Henry,  596,  Mile  End  road,  e. 

Harris,  W.  Wilson,  Dulwich,  s.e. 

Harrison  &  Sons,  59,  Pall  Mall,  s.w. 

Hatchards,  Messrs.,  187,  Piccadilly,  w. 

Headley  Brothers,  14,  Bishopsgate  without,  E.c. 

Hewetson,  J.,  11,  High  street,  Hampstead,  n.w. 

Higham,  Charles,  27a,  Farringdon  street,  e.c.     {Theological) 

Hirsch,  C. ,  4,  Coventry  street,  w.  {Foreign) 

Hirschfeld  Bros.,  Bream's  buildings.  Fetter  Lane,  e.c.     {Foreign) 

Holness,  Alfred,  14,  Paternoster  row,  e.c. 

Howard,  G. ,  60,  Green  lanes,  N. 

Hughes,  Henry,  &  Son,  59,  Fenchurch  street,  e.c.     {Nautical) 

Imray,  James,  &  Son,  89,  Minories,  e.  {Nautical) 

Jelpke,  J.  L.,  103,  High  road,  Kilburn,  N.w. 

Joanes,  H. ,  335  and  337,  New  Cross  road,  s.  E. 

Jones  &  Evans,  77,  Queen  street,  Cheapside,  B.C. 

Junior  Army  &  Navy  Stores  Ltd. ,  York  House,  Waterloo  place,  s.  w. 

Kensit,  John,  99,  East  rd.,  City  rd.,  n.,  and  18,  Paternoster  row,  B.c. 

Kimpton,  H.,  82,  High  Holbom,  w.c.  {Medical) 

Kimpton,  R.,  126,  Wardour  street,  w.  {Medical) 

King  P.  S.,  &  Son,  9,  Bridge  street,  Westminster,  s.w.     See  advt. 

Parliamentary 
Knightly,  W.,  160,  Green  lanes,  n. 
Lamley  &  Co.,  1  and  3,  Exhibition  road,  s.w. 
Lewis,  H.  K.,  136,  Gower  street,  w.c.  {Medical) 

Librairie  Frangaise,  16  and  18,  Wardour  street,  w.    {Foreign) 


36  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


London — continued. 

Lilley,  E.,  Walbrook,  B.C. 

Lord,  Stephen  W.,  12,  Gloucester  road,  s.w. 

Luzac  &  Co.,  46,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c.  {Foreign  and  Oriental) 

Marlborough,  E.,  &  Co.,  Old  Bailey,  e.g. 

Marshall,  J.,  &  Co.,  42,  Paternoster  row,  e.g.      {Scholastic) 

Marshall  Brothers,  10,  Paternoster  row,  e.g. 

Martin,  G.  H.,  217,  Clapham  road,  s.w. 

Masters,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  78,  New  Bond  street,  w. 

Matfier,  J.  C,  268,  Walworth  road,  s.e. 

Mathieson  &  Co.  Ltd.,  6,  Holywell  street,  e.c. 

May,  Georce  H. ,  9,  Royal  Arcade,  Old  Bond  street,  w. 

Methodist  New  Connexion  Book  Room,  30,  Furnival  street,  e.c. 

Miles  &  Co. ,  95,  Upper  street,  Islington,  n. 

Mitchell's  Library,  New  Bond  street,  w. 

Mowbray,  A.  R.,  &  Co.,  65,  Farringdon  street,  e.g. 

Mudie's  Select  Library  Ltd.  30,  New  Oxford  street;  241,  Brompton 

road,  s.w. ;  and  48,  Queen  Victoria  street,  e.g.         See  advt. 
Murby,  T.,  3,  Ludgate  Circus  buildings,  Farringdon  St.,  e.g.  {Scholastic) 
Myers  &  Co.,  29,  King  William  st.,  e.g.;  13,  Crooked  lane,  Cannon 

street,  e.g.;  Railway  Approach,  London  Bridge  Station,  s.e.;  and 

Holywell  street,  Strand,  w.c.         See  advt. 
National  Society,  The  Sanctuary,  Westminster,  s.w. 
National  Temperance  Publication  Dep6t,  33,  Paternoster  row,  e.g. 
Nichols,  H.  S.  &  Co.  Ltd.,  62a,  Piccadilly,  w.         See  advt. 
Norie  &  Wilson,  156,  Minories,  e.  {Nautical) 

Nutt,  David,  270  and  271,  Strand,  w.g.  {Foreign) 

Page  &  Son,  178  and  180,  High  street,  Peckham,  s.e. 
Parkins  &  Gotto,  Oxford  street,  w. 

Pentland,  Y.  J.,  38,  West  Smithfield,  e.g.  {Medical) 

Philip,  George,  &  Son,  32,  Fleet  street.  {Geographical  and  Educational) 
Plummer,  William,  84,  Norfolk  terrace,  Bayswater,  w. 
Porter,  R.  H. ,  18,  Princes  street;  Cavendish  square,  w. 
Potter,  J.  D.,  31,  Poultry,  e.g.,  &  11,  King  st..  Tower  hill,  e.  {Nautical) 
Presbyterian  Publishing  Committee,  14,  Paternoster  square,  e.g. 
Primitive  Methodist  Book  Room,  48  to  50,  Aldersgate  street,  e.g. 
Pure  Literature  Society,  11,  Buckingham  street.  Strand,  w.G. 
Quaritch,  Bernard,  15,  Piccadilly,  w. 

Reeves  &  Turner,  100,  Chancery  lane  and  Carey  street,  w.g.     {Law) 
Relfe  Brothers,  6,  Charterhouse  buildings,  Aldersgate  street,  E.G. 
Religious  Tract  Society,  66,  Paternoster  row,  e.g. 
Richards,  William,  42,  Tachbrook  street,  Pimlico,  s.  w. 
Roberts,  Charles,  110,  Brompton  road,  s.w. 
Rolandi,  Peter,  20,  Berners  street,  w.  {Foreign) 

St.  Anselm's  Society,  6,  Agar  street,  Strand,  w.G. 
Sammels  &  Taylor,  259,  Oxford  street,  w. 
Seager,  J.,  &  Son,  197,  East  India  Dock  road,  e. 
Seale,  Edmund,  10,  Imperial  arcade,  Ludgate  hill,  e.g.     {Sporting) 
Simpkin,  Marshall,  Hamilton,  Kent  &  Co.  Ltd.,  31  &  32,  Paternoster 

row,  e.g.;  4,  Stationers'  hall  court,  e.g.;  and  317,  Strand,  w.g. 
Smith,  Charles,  &  Son,  63,  Charing  Cross,  w.g.     {Maps).     See  advt. 
Sotheran,  H.,  &  Co.,  140,  Strand,  w.g.,  and  37,  Piccadilly,  w. 
SpauU,  S.  B.,  6,  The  Mall,  Ealing,  w. 
Spon,  E.  &  F.  N.,  125,  Strand,  w.c.  {Scientific) 

Stanesby  &  Co.,  179,  Sloane  street,  s.w. 


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ENGLAND    AND    WALES.  37 


London — continued, 

Stanford,  Edward,  26  and  27,  Cockspur  street,  s.w. 
Stephens  &  Haynes,  13,  Bell  yard,  Temple  Bar,  w.c.     {Law) 
Stevens,  B.  F.,  4,  Trafalgar  square.  Charing  Cross,  w.c. 
Stevens,  Son,  &  Stiles,  39,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c.     {American) 
Stevens  &  Sons  Ltd.,  119  and  120,  Chancery  lane,  w.c.     {Law) 
Stock,  Elliot  61  and  62,  Paternoster  row,  E.c.         See  advt. 
Stoneham,  F.  «&  E.,  79  &  109,  Cheapside,  B.C.;  129,  Fenohurch  st.,  e.c; 

9,  Old  Broad  St.,  B.C.;  39,  Walbrook,  K.C.;  44,  Lombard  st.,  B.C.; 

5,  London  street,  E.C.,  and  27,  Liverpool  street,  E.c. 
Suckling  &  Aldom,  19,  City  rd.,  B.c. ;  &  305,  Goswell  rd.,  B.C.  {Scholastic) 
Sunday  School  Union,  67  and  59,  Ludgate  hill,  E.c. 
Sweet  &  Maxwell  Ltd.,  3,  Chancery  lane,  w.c,  and  8,  Bell  yard, 

Temple  Bar,  w.c.        See  advt. 
Systematic  Bible  Teaching  Depository,  21,  Warwick  lane,  B.C. 
Tamblyn,  J. ,  8,  Ladbroke  Grove  road,  Notting  hill,  w. 
Taylor,  C,  23,  Warwick  lane,  e.c. 
Tebbutt,  Thomas,  51,  Lavender  hill,  s.w. 

Theosophical  Publishing  Society,  26,  Charing  Cross,  s.w.    {Theoaophy) 
Thomson,  W.  M.,  &  Co.,  230,  Strand,  w.c 
Titheradge  &  Co. ,  186,  Queen's  road,  Bayswater,  w. 
Truslove  &  Hanson,  143,  Oxford  street,  w.,  and  6b,  Sloane  street,  s.w. 
Turner,  F.  C,  1,  Bathurst  street,  Hyde  park,  w.,  and  8,  Craven  road, 

Westbourne  terrace,  w. 
United  Kingdom  Band  of  Hope  Union,  60,  Old  Bailey,  e.g. 
Walter,  J.,  17,  Blackheath  hill,  s.e. 

Washboume,  Robert,  18a,  Paternoster  row,  e.c     {Catholic) 
Waters,  George  E.,  97,  Westbourne  grove,  w. 
Wesleyan  Conference  Of&ce,  2,  Castle  street,   City  road,  E.C.,  and 

66,  Paternoster  row,  E.C 
Wesleyan  Methodist  Sunday  School  Union,  2,  Ludgate  Circus  bldgs. ,  E.c 
Wesleyan  School  Book  Depdt,  125,  Horseferry  road,  Westminster 
Westerton,  Charles,  27,  St.  George's  place,  s.w. 
Wheeler,  J.  G.,  88,  Mildmay  park,  n. 
Wheeler,  W.  G.,  17,  Paternoster  row,  e.g. 
Wheldon,  John,  58,  Great  Queen  street,  w.c.         See  advt. 
White,  W.  G.,  152,  Fenchurch  street,  e.c 

Whiteley,  W.,  31,  Westbourne  grove,  w.,  and  147,  Queen's  road,  w. 
Whittingham,  W.  B.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  91,  Gracechurch  street,  e.c.,  and 

43,  Charterhouse  square,  E.C. 
Williams  &  Norgate,  14,  Henrietta  street,  w.c     {English  <fc  Foreign) 
Wilson,  Alfred,  18,  Gracechurch  street,  e.c 
Wilson  (Effingham)  &  Co.,  11,  Royal  Exchange,  B.C 
Wilson  &  Whitworth,  20,  Broadway,  Stratford,  b. 
Wirbatz,  H.,  18a,  New  Kent  road,  s.e. 
Wohlleben,  Th.,  45,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c.    {Foreign) 
Woolmer,  T.,  2,  Castle  street,  Finsbury,  B.c,  and  25,  City  road,  e.c. 

Second-hand. 

*  Alexander,  S.,  42,  Kingsland  road,  e. 

Allen,  E.  G.,  28,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.     1856 
American  Library  Agency 

*  AmeF)  Bichaxd,  Lincoln's  Inn  gate,  Carey  st.,  w.c.    1848.    See  advt. 

Law  Books,  High-class  Engravings,  and  Bookplates 

*  Andrews,  R.  G.,  8,  Red  Lion  passage,  Holborn,  w.c.     1879 

Antiquarian  and  General 


38  DIBECTORT   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


London — continued,  Sbcond-hand. 

*  Asher  &  Co.,  13,  Bedford  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.     1864 

Publishers,  Foreign,  and  Export  Booksellers 
TelegranUf  **  Aspiration,  London." 

*  AveiT,  Edwaxd,  53,  Greek  street,  Soho,  w.     1879.        See  advt. 

*  Bailey  Brothers,  36a,  Newington  Butts,  s.b.     1875 

*  Bain,  James,  1,  Haymarket,  s.w. 

*  Baker  ThomaS;  l,  Soho  square,  w.     1849.        See  advt. 

Theology,  Ecclesiastical  History,  and  Antiquities 
Barker,  C.  F.,  258,  Camberwell  road,  s.e. 

*  Barker,  F.,  41,  Gunterstone  road.  West  Kensington,  w.     1882 

Autographs  and  Manuscripts 
Barnes,  4,  Borough  road,  s.e. 
Bartlett,  F.,  12,  Great  Turnstile,  w.c. 

*  Batsford  B.  T.,  94,  High  Holborn,  w.c.     1843.       See  advt. 

Architectural,  Engineering,  and  General  Scientific 

*  Baxter,  Samuel,  ^,  Paternoster  row,  B.C.     1886 

BflfCk  ^)ate  Itfaflrazines  &c 

*  Bensberg  Bros.,  344,  Hoiloway  rd.;  and  168,  Pentonville  rd.,  N.     1850 

Scholastic  and  MisceUaneous 

*  Bickers  &  Son,  1,  Leicester  square,  w.c. 

Birt,  Thomas,  9,  Little  Turnstile,  High  Holborn,  w.c.     1874 

*  Birt,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  339,  Farringdon  street,  B.C. 
Black,  G.,  112,  Regency  street,  Westminster,  s.w. 

*  Borrell,  William  Louis,  135,  Pentonville  road,  N.     1891 

Historical  and  Miscellaneous 
Bradshaw,  Charles,  49,  Wych  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

*  Braun,  L.  C,  17,  Denmark  street,  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c.     1883 

*  Brown,  C.  &  E.,  13,  Bishop's  road,  Paddington,  w.     1876 

Educational  and  General 
Brown,  George  H.,  59,  Pyrland  road,  Canonbury,  N.     1889 
British  Topographical  Books  and  Prints 

*  Brown,  Greville  Howard,  113,  Edgware  road,  w.     1889 

Standard  and  Miscellaneous 
Brown,  Walter,  High  street,  Streatham,  s.w. 

Medical 
Bryce,  John,  21,  Station  Parade,  Hornsey  rise,  n.     1889 
Bubb,  George,  167,  New  Bond  street,  w. 

*  Buchanan,  John,  49,  Great  Queen  street,  w.c. 

Miscellaneous  and  Scientific 

*  Bull  &  Auvache,  34  and  35,  Hart  street,  Bloomsbury,  w.c. 

*  Bumpus,  John  &  Edward,  Limited,  350,  Oxford  street,  w.  ;  and 

5  and  6,  Holborn  Bars,  B.C.     1840 
Scarce,  First,  and  Best  Editions  of  Standard  Authors,  and  Miscellaneous 
Bumpus,  T.  D.y  2,  George  yard,  Lombard  street,  B.C. 

*  Burns,  James,  56,  Great  Queen  street,  w.c. 

Spiritualism,  Mesmerism,  Palmistry,  <&c. 

Butterworth  &  Co.,  7,  Fleet  street.        See  advt. 
Law  Books 

*  Cadney,  David,  139,  Seven  Sister's  road,  Hoiloway,  N.     1879 

Sporting,  Topography,  First  Editions,  &c. 

*  Cawthom  &  Hutt,  24,  Cockspur  street,  s.  w.     1740 

Surplus  Gopies_of  Library  Books 

Gazenove, 

Est.  1868. 


),  0.  D.,  &  Son,  26,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 
.    Export  Booksellers.    TieJ^^ram*,  "  Eikon,  London  "  See  advt. 


Christian,  Miss  Fanny,  9,  Bedford  terrace,  Kensington.     1867 
Christlieb,  A.  H.,  73,  Burdett  road.  Mile  End,  b.     1864 
Clarke,  John,  Church  street,  Camberwell,  8.E. 
Clarke,  J.,  Commerce  road,  Wood  Green,  n. 


ENGLAND   AND   WALES.  39 


London — continued. 

Church  Extension  Association,  5  and  6,  Paternoster  row,  e.c. 
Theological 

*  Coleman,  J. ,  9,  Tottenham  terrace.  White  Hart  lane,  Tottenham,  n. 

Old  Deeds,  Genealogical,  &c. 

*  Collins,  W.  P.,  157,  Great  Portland  street,  w.     1879 

Microscopy  and  Natural  Science 
Combridge,  A.  J.,  &  Co.,  31,  Newgate  street,  e.c. 
Exporters  to  India 

*  Cooper,  Alfred,  234  and  236,  King  street.  Hammersmith,  w. ;  and 

231,  High  street,  Kensington,  w.     1863. 
Standard  Literature  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Cooper,  Alfred  Ernest,  68,  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c.     1887 

Early  Printing,  Foreign  Literature,  ]^lk-lore,  &c. 
Copland,  J.  P.,  28,  Paternoster  row,  B.C. 

Exporter  to  New  Zealand,  South  America,  South  Africa,  &c. 
Copping,  F.,  95,  Graham  road,  n.e. 

*  Cornish,  James,  &  Sons,  297,  High  Holborn,  w.c.     Circa  1840 

Miscellaneous  and  Scholastic 
Cox,  E,  T.,  170,  Railway  Approach,  Shepherd's  Bush,  w.     1882 
Cubitt,  Thomas,  283,  Fulham  road.  South  Kensington,  s.w. 
Cutter,  Alfred,  11,  Sandall  road,  Camden  road,  n.w. 
D'Alby,  W.,  12,  Holtham  road,  St.  John's  Wood,  N.w.     1890 

Miscellaneous  and  Old  Juveniles 
Dalton,  J.  H.,  12,  St.  Mary  Axe,  e.c. 

QuaJcer  Books 

*  Daniell,  Walter  V. ,  53,  Mortimer  street,  w. 

Topographical  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Davey,  Samuel  John,  47,  Great  Russell  Street,  w.c. 

Autograph  Letters  and  Historical  Documents 
Davies,  H.  L.,  69,  Moscow  road,  w. 

*  Day  k  Son  (Charles  Day),  96,  Mount  st.,  Grosvenor  square,  w.      1776 

Books  withdrawn  from  Day's  Library 
Deall,  H.  La  Croix,  1a,  Oak  Hill  Park,  Hampstead,  N.w. 

*  Denham,  Alexander,  &  Co.,  27,  Bloomsbury  square,  w.c. 

Export  Booksellers 

*  Dent,  J.  M.,  &  Co.,  67,  St.  James's  street,  s.w. 

Fine  Editions  and  Bindings 

*  Dent,  William,  lOl,  Constantine  road,  n.w.        See  advt. 

Est.  1886.    General.    Specialty :  Odd  Vols,  and  sets  of  Periodicals 

*  Dickinson,  B.  D.,  &  Co.,  89,  Farringdon  street,  B.C.     1862 

Theolodcal,  Ancient  and  Modem,  English  and  Foreign 

*  Dobell,  6.,  77,  Charing  Cross  rd.,  w.c;  and  66,  Queen's  Crescent,  n.w. 

First  Editions,  Shakespeariana,  Musical,  Dramatic,  and  Occult 

*  Dobson,  Frederick,  12f2,  Chippenham  road,  n.w. 

*  Dorman,  James,  48,  Southampton  row,  w.c.     1888 
Dukes,  W.  A.,  48,  Broad  street,  Bloomsbury,  w.c. 

*  Dulau  &  Co.,  37,  Soho  square,  w.     1794 

Natural  History,  General  Science,  and  Foreign 
Eastes,  J.  S.,  121,  KnatchbuU  road,  Camberwell,  s.e. 

*  Edwards,  Dunlop,  &  Co.  Limited,  56,  Carter  lane,  e.c.;  also  at  Sydney 

Exporters  of  Books.    TtUphone^  1892.  and  Brisbane,  Australia 

*  EdwaxdS,  Francis,  83,  High  street,  Marylebone,  w.    1860.    See  advt. 

Standard  Works,  Travels,  andColonial  Literature 
Telegram9^  *'  Finality.  London  "  (Unicode) 

*  Ellis  &  Elvey,  29,  New  Bond  street,  w.     1750 

Old  and  Rare  Books,  MSS.,  and  Engravings 
Telegram9t  **  Ellscrut,  London  " 

*  Ellis  k  Keene,  9,  Ray  street,  e.c.     1888 

Theological :  Expository,  Critical,  and  Homiletical 


40  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


London — continued. 

*  Fawcett,  H.,  14,  King  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 

Autographs,  Engravings,  Etchings,  &c. 

*  Forster,  Henry,  344,  Upper  street,  Islington,  N. 

*  Foulsham,  W.,  4,  Pilgrim  street,  e.o. 

Astrology,  Magic,  Occult,  Demonology 

*  Fowler,  L.  N.,  Imperial  arcade,  Ludgate  hill,  E.C. 

Phrenology,  Physiology,  Physiognomy,  Ac. 

*  Galwey,  John,  17,  Garrick  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.     1890 

Fine  Books  in  General  Literature 

*  Gardiner,  W.,  298,  New  Cross  rd.;  and  64,  High  st.,  Lewisham.    1875 
Gardiner,  William,  jun.,  84,  Battersea  rise,  s.w. 

*  Gay  &  Bird.  22,  Bedford  street,  w.c.     1891.        See  advt. 

Importers  of  American  Books,  Magazines,  and  Newspapers 
George,  E.,  &  Son,  76,  Whitechapel  road,  B. 
Odd  Volumes  and  Back  Numbers 

*  Gibbin^  &  Co.  Ltd..  18,  Bury  st.,  Bloomsbury,  w.c.  1885.  See  advt. 

Remainders  of  Publications  of  a  miscellaneons  character.— Trade  only 
Gibbons,  Mrs.,  2  and  4,  Brett  road.  Hackney,  n.e. 

*  Gladwell,  T.,  101  and  103,  Goswell  road,  E.c.     1860 

Books,  Engravings,  and  Music 

*  Glaisher,  George,  79,  Praed  street,  Paddington,  w.     1841 
Glaisher,  Henry,  95,  Strand,  w.c;  also  at  Greenwich 
Glaisher,  William,  265,  High  Holborn,  w.c.     1853 

New  Books  (French  and  En^ish)  and  Remainders 
Glaisher,  W.,  57,  Wigmore  street,  w. 

*  Gowans,  James,  &  Son,  13,  High  street,  St.  John's  Wood,  n.w.     1892 

*  Gray,  Henry,  47,  Leicester  square,  w.c.        See  advt 

Topognmhy,  Genealogy,  Americana,  Ooloniana 

*  Grevel,  H.,  &  Co.,  33,  King  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 

Fine  Art,  Musical,  Foreign.    Exporters 

*  Griffith,  Farran,  Browne  &  Co.,  35,  Bow  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 

Publishers  and  Exporters 

*  Gunn,  James,  49,  Bedford  street,  w.c.     1870 

Miscellaneous  Books  and  Old  Prints 
Hales,  Samuel,  Stanley  house,  Lower  Clapton  road,  n.e. 

Poetry,  First  Editions 
Hall,  Henry,  Harden  Cottage,  Teddington,  w. 

*  Harding,  George,  12,  Bury  st.,  Great  Russell  st.,  w.c.  1884.  See  advt. 

Antiquarian,  Topography,  &c.    Economics 

*  Harper,  William,  36,  Tabernacle  street,  Finsbury  square,  E.C.     1842 

Theological  and  MisceUaneous 
Harris,  Edward  James,  40,  Plumstead  road,  Plumstead.     1886 

*  Harrison  &  Sons,  59,  Pall  Mall,  s.w. 

*  Hartley,  H.  Haigh,  101,  Park  street,  Regent's  Park,  N.w.     1888 

Miscellaneous,  and  curious  old  Children's  Books 

*  Harvey,  Francis,  4,  St.  James's  street,  s.w.     1859 

Bare  Books  and  fine  Proof  Prints  of  the  English  School 

*  Hatchards,  187,  Piccadilly,  w. 

BookseUers  and  Exporters 

*  Hayes,  T.,  50,  Broke  road,  Dalston,  n.e.     Circa  1875 

*  Herbert,  C.,  333,  Goswell  road,  e.c. 

MisceUaneous  Second-hand  and  Remainders,  Wholesale  and  Retail 
Hewetson,  J.,  11  and  12,  High  street,  Hampstead,.N.w. 

*  Hicks,  Edward,  junr.,  2,  Amen  Comer,  Paternoster  row,  B.C. 

Est.  1890.     Quaker  Books 

*  Higham,  Charles,  27a,  Farringdon  street,  B.C.     1862 

Chiefly  Theological.    Telegranu,    **  Higham,  London." 

*  Hill,  William  Rolls  (late  Lawrence  &  Hill),  11,  Strand  Hotel 

buildings,  Holywell  street,  w.c. 


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London — continued. 

Higham,  Henry,  16,  Great  Marlborough  street,  w. 

*  Hill,  H.  R.,  &  Son,  1,  Holywell  street,  Strand,  w.c.     1828 

Arts  and  Sciences,  Technical  and  Miscellaneous  Literature 

*  Hinch,  William  A.,  77,  Long  Acre,  w.c.     1872  (at  Dublin) 

Irish  History,  ArchaBolo^y,  and  General 

*  Hindley,  Charles,  41,  Holywell  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

*  Hirschfeld  Bros.,  22  and  24,  Breams  buildings,  Fetter  lane,  E.c.    1885 

Educational  Works  in  all  Languages.    Telegrams^  "  Hirschfeld,  London." 
Hobbs,  Benjamin,  17,  Red  Lion  passage,  w.c. 
Hogan,  Edmund  C,  53,  Endell  street,  Longacre,  w.c. 

Antiquities,  Old  Prints,  Books,  <&c. 

*  HoUings,  Frank,  7,  Great  Turnstile,  Holborn,  w.c.     1892 

First  Editions  of  Standard  Authors,  Antiquarian,  and  Occult  Literature 
Hookham,  Thomas,  20,  Marchmont  street,  Russell  square,  w.c. 
Horn^,  Richard,  97,  Devonshire  road.  Forest  hill,  s.E. 

Out-of -Print  Books 
Horner,  E.,  5,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c. 
Howell,  William,  190,  Lavender  hill,  s.w.     1893 

Educational  and  General 
Howes,  W.  J. ,  50,  Queen's  road,  Bayswater 

*  Hubbard,  J.  Reed,  215,  Kensington  High  street,  w. 

Humphreys  &  Co.,  58  and  59,  Paternoster  row,  E.c.  ;  and 

.    376  and  377,  Strand,  w.c.        See  advt. 
Back-dated  pai'ts  of  Magazines,  Reviews,  Periodicals,  <&c. 
Telegramtf  "Temptation,  London." 

*  Hutchinson  &  Co.,  34,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. 

Publishers  and  Export  Booksellers 

*  Hutt,  F.  H.,  9  and  10,  Clement's  Inn  passage.  Strand,  w.c.    See  advL 

First  Editions,  Alpine,  and  Sporting 

*  Irvine,  James,  37,  Radipole  road,  Fulham  road.     1863 

Botanical  and  General 

*  Isaacs,  A.  Lionel,  33,  Sutherland  avenue,  w.     1894 

History,  Musical  Literature,  and  General 

*  Jackson,  Albert,  &  Son,  224,  Great  Portland  street,  w.     1873 

Fine  Art,  Extra  Illustrated  Books,  and  General 
Jackson,  Henry,  91,  King  street,  Camden  Town,  n.w.     1893 
Miscellaneous  and  Odd  Vols. 

*  Jeflfery,  John,  "  The  Drummond  Library,"  115a,  City  road,  e.c.    1881 
Jermy,  G.,  281,  Mare  street,  e. 

*  Jones  &  Evans,  77,  Queen  street,  Cheapside,  e.c. 

*  Jones,  F.  R.,  11,  Strand  Hotel  buildings,  Holywell  street,  w.c. 

*  Joseph,  E.,  33,  Booksellers'  row,  w.c. 

*  Karslake  &  Co.,  61,  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c.     1873 

Rare  Books,  Literary  Curiosities,  Bindings,  &c. 
Telegrams,  **  Karyomiton,  London." 

*  Kelly  Law  Book  Co.,  Limited,  Lincoln's  Inn  gate,  Carey  street,  w.c. 

Est.  1840.    Law,  Parliamentary,  and  kindred  subjects 

TeU^ranUf  "Lawfi:iver,  London." 
Kettle,  Mrs.  S.,  22,  Camdenpassage,  n. 
Kimpton,  Henry,  82,  High  Holborn,  w.c.     1854 

Medical.    Telegrams,  "Hirschfeld,  London." 

*  Kimpton,  Richard,  126,  Wardour  street,  w. 

Medical 

*  King,  H.  S.,  &  Co.,  65,  Cornhill,  e.c. 

Publishers  and  Exporters 

*  Kinff,  p.  Sn  &  Son,  9,  Bridge  street,  Westminster,  s.w.        See  advt. 

Est.  1885.    Parliamentary  and  Political  Economy 
Telegrams,  "  Parliamentary,  London."    Telephone,  324,  Westminster. 
Kolckmann's  Foreign  Library  (Messrs.  Haas  &  Co.),  2,  Langham  place, 
Portland  place,  w. 


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42 


DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


London — continued. 

*  Lamley  &  Co.,  1  and  3,  Exhibition  road,  s.w. 

Lansbury,  W.,  34,  Trumpington  road.  Forest  gate,  k.     1887 

*  Laurie,  Thomas,  28,  Paternoster  row,  e.c.     1862 

Education  and  Teaching 
" Law  Notes"  Publishing  Offices,  25  and  26,  Chancery  lane,  w.c. 

Est.  1886.    Law  Books 
Lawrence,  Georce  F.,  7,  West  hill,  Wandsworth,  s.w.     1895 

Books,  Antiqaitles,  Savage  Weapons,  &c. 

*  Lazarus,  S;  H.,  3  and  51,  Booksellers'  row.  Strand,  w.c. 

*  Leighton,  J.  &  J.,  40,  Brewer  st. ,  Golden  square,  w.    1798.    See  advt. 

Antiquarian,  Standard,  Rare,  and  Curious 

*  Lewis,  H.  K.,  136,  Gower  street,  w.c.     1844 

Medical,  Scientific,  and  General 
Lillington,  A.  C,  37,  Great  St.  Andrew  street,  w.c.     1897 

*  Lippincott,  J.  B.,  Co.,  6,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.  1875. 

Publishers  and  Exporters  also  at  Philadelptia,  U.S.A. 

*  Low  (Sampson),  Marston,  &  Go.  Limited,  St.  Dunstan's  House, 

Fetter  fane,  e.c.        See  advt. 
Publishers,  Import  and  Export  Booksellers 

*  Luzac  &  Co.,  46,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c.     1890 

Foreign  and  Oriental  Booksellers  and  Publishers 
Telegramt,  **  Obfirmate,  London." 

*  Mc.Caskie,  Robert,  70,  Mary lebone  lane,  w.     1890 

Old  Shorthand,  Antiquarian,  Topography,  &c. 
McMillan,  J.,  5,  Queen  Elizabeth  avenue,  Stoke  Newington,  n. 

*  MaggS  Bros.    159,  Church  street,  Paddington,  w.      1860.      See  advt. 

Rare  Books,  Portraits,  Autographs,  &c.    Telegramf,  **  Bibliolite,  London." 
Mansfield,  51,  Goodge  street,  Tottenham  Court  road,  w. 
Martin,  George  S.,  32,  Charing  Cross,  s.w. 
Maskell,  E.,  1,  Copenhagen  street,  Islington,  n. 

*  Masters,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  78,  New  Bond  street,  w. 

Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Exporters 

*  Matthews,  Elkin,  Vigo  street,  w.     1885 

First  Editions  and  Choice  Books.    Telegraau,  "  Elegantia,  London." 
Maurais,  Charles,  200,  Seymour  street,  N.w.     1852 

*  Maurice,  A.  &  Co.,  23,  Bedford  street.  Strand,  w.c.        See  advt. 

Est.  1892.    First  Editions  and  Natural  History 

Telefframtf  "  Mnemosyne,  London." 
May,  Benjamin,  176,  Queen's  road,  Bayswater,  w. 
May,  George,  116,  Great  Dover  street.  Borough,  s.e.     1887 

*  May,  George  H. ,  8,  Royal  arcade.  Old  Bond  street,  w. 

Rare  Books,  Prints,  and  Auto^aphs 

*  Mayle,  Sydney  Charles,  70,  High  street,  Hampstead,  n.w.     1892 

English  and  Foreign,  First  and  Large  Paper  Editions 
Melville,  Mullen,  &  Slade,  12,  Ludgate  square,  e.c;  also  at  Melbourne 
Exporters  to  Australia  • 

*  Menken,  E.,  3,  Bury  street,  New  Oxford  street,  w.c;  and  66,  Great 

Art,  Technical,  and  General.  Russell  street,  w.c.     1875 

*  Miles,  T.,  &  Co.,  95,  Upper  street,  Islington,  n. 

Remainders,  and  Secona-hand  suitable  for  Circulating  Libraries 

*  Millard,  Clara  (Miss),  Teddington,  Middlesex,  w.     1886 

Antiquarian,  MSS..  Sporting,  Bric-a-brac,  &c. 

*  Mills,  T.  B.,  2,  Palace  street,  Buckingham  gate,  s.w.     1880 

*  Mitchell  &  Hughes,  140,  Wardour  street,  w.     1797 

Genealogical  and  Archaeological     Telegramt,  "  Essington,  London." 
Mitchell,  H.  F.,  17a,  Great  George  street,  Westminster,  s.w. 

Blue  Books  and  Acts  of  Parliament 
Moffatt,  Ben. ,  457,  Commercial  road  east,  e. 
Morris,  P.  J.,  20,  Brownlow  street,  High  Holborn,  w.o. 


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London — contintLed. 

Moulder,  Victor  J.,  38,  Oxford  road,  Islington,  N. 
Back  Numbers,  Odd  Parts,  and  General 

*  Mndie's  Select  Library,  Limited,  30  to  34,  New  Oxford  street,  and 

20,  21,  22,  Museum  street.     1842.        See  advt. 

New  and  Second-hand  Books  in  Ornamental  Bindings 
Miiller,  L.,  53,  Endell  street,  Longacre,  w.c. 
Miiller,  W.,  1,  Star  yard,  Carey  street,  w.c.     1896 

Political  Economy,  Foreign  Literature,  &c.    Teh-gramty  "  Swiftfoot,  London." 

*  Myers  &  Co.,  12[  &  44,  Booksellers'  row,  Straud,  w.c.  1889.  ^e  advt, 

*  Nattali,  Henry  C,  39,  Duke  street,  St.  James's,  s.w. 

Old  and  Rare,  Angling,  and  Sporting 

*  Neale,  Amos,  74,  Tonbridge  street,  w.c.     1885 

Neale  &  Wilkinsoil,  9,  Union  court.  Old  Broad  St.,  E.c.      See  advt. 
Publishers  of  the  A  B  C  Customs'  Duty  Tariff 
TeleffranUf  "  Every  where,  London."    7>tepAo/ie,  2016,  Avenue. 

Neale,  J.,  5,  Edgware  road,  w.     1869 

*  Nichols  &  Co.,  23,  Oxford  street,  w.     1870 

Publishers  and  Exporters  of  Health  and  Spiritualistic  Books. 

*  Nichols,  H.  S.;  &  Co.  Ltd.,  62a,  Piccadilly,  w.     1886.      See  advts. 

Rare  Books  and  Manuscripts  in  fine  condition 
Telegrama,  "  Nicchio,  Lonaon."     Telephone,  3931,  Gerrard. 

*  Nield,  Jonathan,  14,  Great  Kussell  street,  w.c. 

Topographical  and  Antiquarian  Books  and  Prints 

*  Nisbet,  J.,  &  Co.,  21,  Berners  street,  w. 

Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Exporters 
Noble,  Miss,  312,  Strand,  w.c. 

*  Nutt,  David,  270  and  271,  Strand,  w.c.     1830 

Theological,  Classical,  Historical,  Linguistic,  English  and  Foreign 
O'Callaghan,  C.  &  F.,  64,  High  street,  Lewisham,  e.     1891 

Books,  Music,  and  Foreign  Stamps 
Olive,  J.  B.,  Grafton  house,  (Grafton  street,  Fitzroy  square,  w. 
Olyett,  Edwin,  4,  Endell  street,  Longacre,  w.c. 

ParliEkmentary  Publications 

*  Palmer,  G.,  218,  Beresford  street,  Newington,  s.B. 

*  Parker,  R.  J.,  fli?,  Park  street,  Camden  Town,  n.w. 

English,  Classical,  and  Foreign 

*  Pamell,  Jabez,  7,  Triaon  road,  Clapham  road,  8.w. 

Theological  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Parsons,  Edwin,  &  Sons,  45,  Brompton  road,  s.w.    1857 

Fine  Art  and  High-class  Literature,  Prints,  &c.    See  advt.  hack  of  title-page 

*  Paul  (Kegan),  Trench,  Triibner,  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  Paternoster  house. 

Charing  Cross  road,  w.c. 
English,  Foreign,  and  Oriental,  New  and  Second-hand 
Te^ffranu,  "Columnae,  London." 

*  Pearson,  J.,  &  Co.,  5,  Pall  Mall  place,  8.w. 

Rare  Books  and  Autographs 

*  Pentland,  Young  J.,  38,  West  Smithfield,  E.C.;  also  at  Edinburgh 

Medical  and  Scientific 

*  Pidcering  &  GhattO,  66,  Haymarket,  s.w.     1820.        See  advt. 

Old,  Rare,  First  Editions,  Illustrated,  and  esteemed  Authors 
Platnaner,  J.,  180,  Fleet  street,  E.C.        See  advt. 
Back  Numbers,  etc. 

*  Poole,  Joseph,  &  Co.,  39,  Booksellers'  row,  Strand,  w.c.     1854 

Scholastic,  Classical,  Mathematical,  and  Scientific 

*  Porter,  Rd.  Henry,  7,  Princes  street.  Cavendish  square,  w.     1875 

Natural  History  and  Qeneral.    Telegranu,  "  Ornithologists,  London." 

*  Putnam's  (G.  P.)  Sons,  24,  Bedford  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c; 

Publishers  and  Booksellers  also  at  New  York,  U.S.  A. 

*  Quaritch,  Bernard,  15,  Piccadilly,  w. 


44  DIREGTORT  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 

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London — continued. 

Rama^e,  J.,  &  Co.,  4  &  5,  Creed  lane ;  and  12,  Ludgate  square,  e.c. 
Limited  Editions  and  Fine  Bindings 

*  Keader,  Arthur,  1,  Orange  street.  Red  Lion  square,  w.c. 

Old  and  Curious 

*  Redway,  George,  9,  Hart  street,  Bloomsbury,  w.c.    1881.    See  advL 

Occult  only.    Telegranu^  "  Redway,  London." 

*  Reeves,  David,  5,  Wellington  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

*  Reeves  &  Turner,  100,  Chancery  lane,  w.c. 

liaw 

*  Reeves,  William,  185,  Fleet  street,  e.g. 

Music  and  Musical  Literature 
Reya,  Charles,  78Aj  Great  Queen  street,  w.c. 

Historical,  Theological,  and  General 
Ridgway,  W.,  8,  Bury  street,  St.  James's,  s.w. 

*  Ridler,  W.,  4§,  Booksellers*  row,  Strand,  w.c. 
Rimell,  G.,  131,  Hampstead  road,  n.w. 

*  Rimell,  James,  &  Son,  91,  Oxford  street,  w. 

Illustrated  and  Fine  Art,  Topographical,  and  Qeneral 

*  Rivifere,  Robert,  &  Son,  Burlington  buildings,  Heddon  st..  Regent  st.,w. 

Books  in  Leather  Bindings— To  trade  only.    Telegrams ^  **  Bindery,  London." 
Robertson,  George,  &  Co.,  17,  Warwick  square,  E.c.  ;  also  at  Sydney, 
Exporters  to  Australia  Adelaide,  and  Brisbane 

*  Robson  &  Co.,  23,  Coventry  street,  Haymarket,  w.c.     1870 

Rare  Books  in  good  condition 

*  Roche,  James,  38,  New  Oxford  street,  w.c.     1850 

Best  Editions  of  Standard  Library  Works 
Roche,  W.  B.,  25,  Richford  street.  Hammersmith,  w. 

*  Rogers,  Henry  A. ,  83,  Hanley  road,  Stroud  green,  n.     1880 

Extra  Illustrated  Books  and  Portraits 

*  Sabin,  Frank  T.,  118,  Shaftesbury  avenue,  w.     1868.         See  advt. 

Fine  and  Bare  Books,  Engravings,  Autographs,  Ac. 
TelegraiM^  "  Sabban,  London." 

*  Salisbury,  L..  27a,  Farringdon  street,  B.c.        See  advL 

Musical  and  Miscellaneous.     Export  Agent.    Telegrams,  "  Helpful,  London." 

*  Salkeld,  John,  306,  Clapham  road,  s.w.     1858 

*  Sandell  &  Smith,  136,  City  road,  E.c.     1830 

Theological  and  Miscellaneous 
Sawyer,  C.  J.,  &  Co.,  56,  Selkirk  road.  Tooting,  s.w. 
Scotti,  Charles,  193,  Euston  road,  n.w.     1870 

Antiquarian,  chiefly  Foreign  for  Export 

*  Seager,  John,  197,  East  India  Dock  road,  e.     1868 

m.utical  and  Engineering  principally 
Seale,  Edmund,  10,  Imperial  arcade,  Ludgate  circus,  e.c.     1858 

Sport  in  all  branches 
Seamark,  E.,  51,  Church  street.  Stoke  Newington,  N. 

*  Sel^^yn,  Henry,  74,  Brompton  road,  s.w.     Girca  1876 

Illustrated  and  Bare 

*  Siegle,  A.,  30,  Lime  street,  e.c. 

Foreign 

*  Skeffington  &  Son,  163,  Piccadilly,  w. 

Chiefly  Theological 

*  Smith,  Alfred  Russell,  24,  Great  Windmill  street,  w.     1897 

Ancient  and  Modem 
Smith,  C,  &  Son,  63,  Charing  Cross,  s.w.         See  advL 
Terrestrial  and  CelestiaJ  Globes,  Wall  Maps,  &c. 

*  Smith,  W.  H.,  &  Sons,  186,  Strand,  w.c. 

Books  withdrawn  from  Library,  &c. 
Smithers,  L.  C. ,  Royal  arcade.  Old  Bond  street,  w. 
Solomons,  A.  S. ,  18,  Commercial  street,  £. 


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London — continued. 

*  Sotherau  (Henry)  &  Co.,  140,  Strand,  w.c.  ;  and  37,  Piccadilly,  w. 

Specialities  :  Natural  History,  Fine  Arts,  Learned  Societies 
Est.  1816.     Telegramt,  "  Bookmen,  London  "  Unicode) 

*  Speirs,  James,  i,  Bloomsbury  street,  w.c.     1869 

Swedenborgian  Literature 

*  Spencer,  E.,  322,  HoUoway  road,  N.     1856 

*  Spencer,  Walter  T.,  27,  New  Oxford  street,  w.c.     1884.     See  advt. 

First  Editions  of  Modem  Authors,  and  Books  with  Humorous  Illustrations 

TeU>gram»,  "  Phiz,  London." 
Stark,  G.,  4,  The  Fagade,  Stroud  (ireen  road,  N. 
Stechert,  G.  E.,  2,  Star  yard,  Carey  street,  w.c.  ;  also  at  Paris,  Leipsic, 

Exporter  of  Books  and  Periodicals  and  New  York.     1884 

TtlegravM.  *'  Nymflex,  London." 

*  Stevens  &  Sons,  Limited,  119  and  120,  Chancery  lane,  w.c.     1810 

Law  Books,  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Stevens,  B.  F.,  4,  Trafalgar  square,  Charing  Cross,  w.c. 

American  Library  and  Literary  Agent 

*  Stevens  (Henry),  Son,  &  Stiles,  39,  Gt.  Russell  st.,  w.c.   See  advt. 

Early  and  Rare  Books  relating  to  America.     Telegramty  "  Mulier,  London." 

*  Stock,  Elliot,  61  and  62,  Paternoster  row,  E.c.         See  advt. 

Large  Paper,  Scarce,  and  Special  Books.    Exporter 

*  Suckling  &  Co.,  13,  Garrick  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 

Est.  1889.    Fine  Art  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Sweet  &  Maxwell,  Limited,  3,  Chancery  lane,  w.c.  1799.  See  advt. 

Law  Booksellers  and  Publishers,  Legal  Portraits,  &c. 

Telegram*,  "  Subjicio,  London."    Telephone  1008,  Holbom. 
Thacker,  VV.,  &  Co.,  2,  Creed  lane,  Ludgate  hill,  e.c. 

Exporters  to  India,  &c. 
Thompson,  Frank,  152,  Wells  street,  Camberwell,  s.E. 

Unbound  Magazines,  Reviews,  &c. 
Thompson,  Leonard,  34,  Southampton  street,  Camberwell,  s.E. 
Thurgate,  R.,  &  Sons,  18,  Harrow  road,  s.E. 

*  Tregaskis,  J.  &  M.  L.,  "  Caxton  Head,"  232,  High  Holbom,  w.c.  1879 

Early  Printing,  Choice  Bindings,  Manuscripts,  and  First  Editions 
Telegramg,  "Tregaskis,  London." 
Truslove  &  Hanson,  143,  Oxford  street,  and  6b,  Sloane  street,  s.w. 

*  TurnbuU,  Edward,  66,  New  Oxford  street,  w.c.     1855 

Foreign  and  Miscellaneous 
Viewi^,  F.  G.,  278,  Westminster  bridge  road,  s.E. 

Antiquities  and  Curios 
Walford  Bros.,  320,  Strand,  w.c. 

*  Waller,  John, "  Harley  House,"  2,  Artesian  road,  Westbourne  grove,  w. 
Warren,  George,  51,  Albert  Embankment,  s.E. 

*  Washbourne,  R.,  18,  Paternoster  row,  B.C.     1866 

Roman  Catholic  Books 
Waters,  G.  E. ,  97,  Westbourne  grove,  w 

*  Watkins,  Jolin  Maurice,  26,  Charing  Cross,  s.w.      1896     See  advt. 

Oriental,  Occult,  and  Philosophical 
Watson,  William,  58,  Southampton  road,  Maitland  park,  N.w. 

*  .Wesley,  William,  &  Son,  28,  Essex  street.  Strand,  w.c.     1855 

Natural  History  and  Physical  Science 

*  Westell,  James,  114,  New  Oxford  street,  w.c.     1841 

Theological  and  General 
Wheeler,  Frederick,  32,  Southampton  row,  w.c.     1893 

*  Wheldon  (John)  &  Co.,  58,  Great  Queen  street,  w.c.        See  advt. 

Natural  History,  Qeneral  Scientific,  and  Miscellaneous 
White,  H.,  &  Son,  16,  Hanway  street,  w.     1832 
Ancient  and  Modern  Music  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Wohlleben,  Th.,  45,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c. 

Export  and  Foreign  Bookseller 


46  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


London — continued, 

Wigg  &  Sod,  29,  Ludgate  hill,  E.C.;  also  at  Adelaide,  N.S.  W. 
Exporters  to  Australia 

*  Wildy  &  Sons,  Lincoln's  Inn  Archway,  Carey  street,  w.c.     See  advt. 

Est.  1830.    Law  Bonks,  Reports,  dbc,  of  every  description 
Telegram$^  *'  Wildys,  London." 

*  Williams  &  Norgate,  14,  Henrietta  street,  Covenl  Garden,  w.c;  also 

Importers  of  Foreign  Books  at  Edinburgh  and  Oxford 

*  Willis,  A.,  17a,  Churton  street,  s.w.     1890 
Willis,  William,  59,  Great  Dover  street,  s.E. 
Wilson,  James,  17,  Pembridge  road,  w. 

Winter,  George,  52,  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c.     1887 
Woolf ,  J. ,  4,  Hanway  place,  Oxford  street,  w. 

*  Wright,  William,  34,  Cranbourn  street,  Leicester  square,  w.c. 

*  Zaehnsdorf,  J.,  144  &  146,  Shaftesbury  avenue,  w.     1840 

Extra  Bound,  High-class 

Long  Eaton,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  9,636. 
Bates,  Mrs.  Mary,  Sawley  road 
Pamham,  William,  74,  High  street 

Long  Sutton,  Lincolnshire.  — Pop.  2,509. 
Townson,  Edgar,  High  street 

LoNGTON,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  34,327 

Hughes  &  Harber,  Market  st.  &  Sutherland  rd.    (Circulating  Library \ 

Loughborough,  Leicestershire.  — Pop.  18,1 66. 
Clarke,  A. ,  &  Son,  10,  Baxter  gate 
Shacklock,  W.  S.,  3,  Cattle  market 
Topping  &  Sons,  1,  Leicester  road 
Wills,  H.,  4  and  5,  Market  place 

Louth,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  10,040. 

Burditt,  Thomas  H.,  2,  Mercer  row 

Burton,  A.  H.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  74  and  76,  Eastgate 

Goulding,  John  W.,  20,  Mercer  row 

Parker,  Charles,  Market  place 

Valters,  H.  T.,  6,  Corn  market.     1884.  Second-hand 

Veal,  G.,  91,  Eastgate 

Williams  J.  A.,  53,  Eastgate 

Luton,  Bedfordshire.— Vop.  30,006. 
Atkins,  Alfred,  5,  Cheapside 
Burditt,  F.  N.,  47,  Wellington  street 
Dryerre,  D. ,  32,  Park  street 
Ellis,  J.  S.,  7,  Park  street 
Horley,  William,  The  Parade.     1888.  Second-hand 

Local  Topography  (Books  and  Prints)  and  General 
Marshall,  Ernest,  37,  Manchester  street 
Ottridge,  Henry,  25,  Chapel  street 
Pearson,  Thomas  H.,  35,  George  street 

Staddon,  John,  12,  Bute  street.  {GircvZatin^  Library) 

Stalker,  William,  19,  Wellington  street 

Lutterworth,  Leicestershire. — Pop.  1,800. 

Bottrill,  Frederick  William,  The  Library.     1802 
Rare,  Scarce,  Cruikshankiana,  and  Topography 

Lyme  Regis,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  2,365. 

Dunster,  Frederick,  Broad  street.     1830.  [Circulating  Library) 

Turner,  John  S. ,  Broad  street 


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Lynk,  Norfolh—Voi^,  18,360. 

Matsail  &  Targett,  IQ,  High  street 
Pond,  Thomas  E. ,  Chisel  street 
Taylor,  William  H.,  108,  High  street 

Macclesfield,  Cheshire. — ^Pop.  36,009. 

Brown,  James  H.,  &  Son,  50,  Mill  street 

Brunt  Bros.,  90  and  92,  Mill  street 

Collins,  Walter,  28,  Park  green 

Goodwin,  George  J.,  3,  Market  place 

Hine,  George,  42,  Mill  street 

Shatwell,  John,  47  and  53,  Sunderland  street.     New  and  Second-hand 

Maidenhead,  Berkshire. — Pop.  10,607. 
Bumham,  William,  81,  High  street 
Goldsmith,  J.  W.,  Queeen  street 
Loosley,  Kichard,  29,  High  street 
Marsh,  Walter  H.,  55,  High  street 
Penn,  William  H.,  47,  King  street 
Wellington,  M.  A. ,  Queen  street 

Maidstone,  Kent. — Pop.  32,145. 
Beeching,  Albert  E.,  Tovil 
Brown,  Thomas  B.,  57,  Week  street 
Bunyard,  Frederick,  The  Library,  29,  Week  street 

Topography 
Clarke,  W.  E.,  34,  Week  street 
Graham,  George  H.,  13,  Gabriel's  hill 

Hickmott,  Alfred,  37a,  Week  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Ruck,  Walter,  11,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Tyson,  R.  G.,  &  Co.,  16,  Mill  street 
Young  &  Cooper,  127,  Week  street 

Malmesbuby,  Wiltshire. — Pop.  2,964. 
Hanks,  William,  High  street 
Jones  &  Son,  High  street 
Summers,  Herbert  F. ,  High  street 

Manchester,  Lancashire — Pop.  (including  Salford)  703,507. 
Ashworth,  Thomas,  156  and  158,  London  road 

Battle,  Farrel,  Smithfield  market.  New  and  Second-hand 

Burge,  Richard,  11,  Princess  street.  Second-hand 

Chalmers,  John,  Wilmslow  road,  Withington 

*  Chrystal,  Robert  S.,  11,  Market  street  New  and  Second-hand 
Clarkson  &  Griffiths,  162,  Deansgate.     1898.        ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 
Coleman,  James,  5,  Oxford  st.,  C.-on-M.    1878.   Second-hand 
CoUinson  &  Billinge,  London  road 

*  Cornish,  James  E.,  16,  St.  Ann's  square.   1854.     New  and  Second-hand 
Davis,  Charles,  &  Son,  12a,  London  road.  Second-hand 
Fargie,  Thomas,  20,  Cross  street 

Gait,  James,  &  Co.,  2,  Corporation  street 

Hey  wood,  Abel,  &  Son,  56  and  58,  Oldham  st.     ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 

Heywood,  John,  Deansgate  and  Ridgefield.  ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 

*  Howell,  Edward,  Exchange  arcade.  Nexo  and  Second-hand 
Hutchins,  Alfred,  Broad  street,  Pendleton 

LingI,  E.,  &  Co.,  215,  Deansgate.  (Foreign) 

Manchester  &  District  Scholastic  Trading  Co.  Ltd. ,  Bridge  street 
Meredith,  Ray,  &  Littler,  49,  King  street.  {Law) 


48  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Manchester — continued. 

Miller,  John  H. ,  Great  Jackson  street 

Mitchell,  Joseph,  30,  Long  Millgate.  Second-hand 

*  Mudie's  Library,  10  and  12,  Barton  arcade,  St.  Ann's  square 
Palmer,  Howe,  &  Co.,  73,  75,  77,  Princess  st.      {English  and  Foreign) 
Powell,  James  H.,  93,  Corporation  street 

*  Pitcher,  W.  N.,  &  Co.,  49,  Cross  street.    1816.    Second-hand 

Fine  Art,  and  High-class  General  Literature 
Telegrams,  '*  Bookmen,  Manchester." 

*  Richardson,  Charles,  5a,  Albion  street,  Gaythorn.    1895.   Second-hand 

*  Bobinson,  James,  24,  Bridge  street    Second-hand.  See  advt. 

Theological 

*  Sherratt  &  Hughes,  27,  St.  Ann's  street.  New  and  Second-hand 
Smith,  Samuel,  31,  Brook  street,  C.-on-M.           Second-hand 
Standfast,  William,  30,  Barlow  moor  road,  Chorlton-cum-Hardy 

*  Sutton  Albert,  8,  Deansgate.     1848.     Second-hand.  See  advt. 

Miscellaneous  sets  of  Magazines,  and  Journals  of  Learned  Societies 
Wardleworth,  Thomas  R.,  18,  Brown  street.        New  and  Second-hand 
Whitmore,  John,  13,  Rusholme  rd. ,  Ardwick  green.  1874.  Second-hand 

*  Wilson,  James,  Stretford  road  (near  Paulden's).      1886.     Second-hand 

*  Wilson,  Thomas,  142,  Oxford  street,  C.-on-M.      1840.        Second-hand 

*  Withers,  Horace,  85,  Bridge  st. ,  and  207,  Oxford  st.  Second-hand 

Art,  Illustrated  Books,  Elngravings,  and  Bookplates 

Mansfield,  Nottinghamshire. — Pop.  18,000. 
Gouk,  Ernest,  79,  Leeming  street 
Linney,  William,  Westgate 

March,  Cambridgeshire. — Pop.  6,988. 
Hay  lock,  Edward  C. ,  High  street 
Noble,  H. ,  High  street 
Stott,  David  H. ,  Nene  parade 

Margate,  Kent. — Pop.  18,417. 

Bayly,  Miss  E.  \V.,  72,  High  street  (CirciUaiing  Library) 

Braden,  John  T.,  16,  High  street  (Circulating  Library) 

Clarke,  William  J.,  37,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Gahan,  Stephen,  47,  Northumberland  road.  {Circulating  Library) 

Murdoch,  Douglas  M. ,  Clifton ville  terrace.  {Circulating  Library) 
Robinson,  Richard,  4,  Queen  street 

Ward,  Frederick,  Paradise  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Market  Drayton,  Shropshire. — Pop.  5,089. 

Bennion,  Home,  Smallman  &  Co.  Ltd.,  High  st.  {Circulatiiig  Library) 
Lockett,  John,  High  street.  {Circidating  Library) 

Robbins,  George  H. ,  Shropshire  street 

Market  Harborough,  Leicestershire. — Pop.  5,876. 

Dunkley,R.  C,  12,  Church  square,  &  3,  Coventry  street.  {Circ.  Libra/ry) 
Gray,  C. ,  The  Square 
Green,  George,  High  street 
Wilkinson,  A.  E. ,  High  street 

Market  Rasen,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  2,497. 
Payne,  Henry,  13,  Queen  street 
Watson,  Thomas,  21  and  22,  Market  place 
Whittingham,  T.  H.,  "Mail"  Office 

Marlborough,  Wiltshire. — Pop.  3,012. 

Jarvis  &  Co.,  100,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Lucy,  Miss  E.,  132,  High  street 


Makple,  Cheshire, — Pop.  4,844. 

Alsop,  John  W.  {Gircvlating  Library) 

Makyport,  Cumberland. — Pop.  12,536. 
Adair,  John,  76,  High  street 
Adair,  Robert,  27  and  29,  Senhouse  street 
Beaty,  Miss,  83,  Crosby  street 
Byers,  William,  93,  Senhouse  street 
Jones,  John,  106,  Crosby  street 

Matlock,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  7,131. 

Barnard,  Henry,  Post  Office,  Matlock  Bank.        (CirciUa^ing  Library) 
Else,  Frederick,  Matlock  Bridge 

Hausmann,  Albert,  Matlock  Bridge.  {Circulating  Library) 

Howe,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  North  parade,  Matlock  Bath. 

Melksham,  Wiltshire. — Pop.  4,284. 
Jolliffe  &  Co.,  Bank  street 

Melton  Mowbray,  Leicestershire. — Pop.  7,200. 

Haigh,  John,  6,  King  street.     1883.  New  and  Second-hand 

Theological  and  General 
Towne,  J.,  &  Co.,  Market  place.     1824 
Warner,  John  W.,  2,  South  parade 

Merthyr  Tydfil,  Olamorganshire. — Pop.  58,080. 
Frost,  B.  R.  S.,  135,  High  street 
Lewis,  John  P.,  46,  High  street 
Wilkins,  Misses,  117,  High  street 

Middlesbrough,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  90,000. 

Flemming,  Joseph,  Vegetable  market.     1881.       Second-hand 
Gallettie,  Edmund  J.,  3,  Garden  street.    1883.    Second-hand 

Local  and  Qeneral 
Main,  Alexander,  Wilson  street 

North  of  England  School  Furnishing  Co.  Ltd. ,  Linthorpe  road 
Ramsay,  J.  &  M. ,  32,  Linthorpe  road 

Stobbs,  Robert,  5,  Baxter  street,  Newport  road.     1893.     Second-hand 
Walker,  Edward  D.,  Railway  station 
Woolston,  Thomas,  22,  Wilson  street 

Middleton,  Lancashire. — Pop.  22,162. 
Steeple,  James,  3,  Long  street 
Verity,  James,  18,  Old  Hall  street 
Wilson,  N.,  Market  place 

Middle wicH,  Cheshire.— Vo^.  1,283. 
Higginson,  John,  Wheelock  street 
Jackson,  (Luke)  &  Son,  High  town 

MiLDENHALL,  /Stl/o/ifc.  — Pop.  3,732. 

Burt,  H.  M.,  High  street 
Simpson,  S.  R. ,  Mill  street 

MiLFORD  Haven,  Pembrokeshire. — Pop.  4,070. 

Ormond,  George  P.,  14,  Charles  street  {Circulating  Library) 

MiLLOM,  Cumberland.— Vo^.  10,512. 
Atkinson,  William,  Market  place 
Grafton,  John,  36,  Lapstone  road 
Parrington,  John,  Holborn  hill 
Skeate,  Joseph  H. ,  Wellington  street 
Sprague,  R.,  corner  Wellington  street  and  Lapstone  road 


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50  DIRECTORY   OP    BOOKSELLERS. 

MiLNROW,  Lancashire.— Vojp.  9,438. 
Schofield,  Thomas,  Bridge  street 
Tattersall,  William,  Post  Office,  Dale  street 

MiNEHEAD,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  2,071. 

Cox,  Samuel,  Park  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Kiiniersley,  George,  Park  street 

MiKFiELD,  Yorkshire,— Vop.  16,841. 
Hardy,  John,  West  end 

Swedenborglan  Books 
Rogers,  Thomas,  Caxton  buildings.  {Circulating  Library) 

Mold,  Flintshire. — Pop.  11,656. 

Bellamy,  Walter  N.,  &  Co.  Limited,  15,  High  street 
Beresford  &  Co.,  Bon  Marche 
Hughes,  James,  10,  New  street 

Monmouth,  Monmouthshire. — Pop.  5,470. 
Arment,  John,  68,  New  street 
Jarrett,  Edward  P. ,  Agincourt  square 
Waugh,  Robert,  &  Son,  Church  street 

MoRECAMBE,  Lancashire. — Pop.  6,476. 
Troughton  &  Son,  18,  Crescent 

MoRLEY,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  21,068. 

Marshall,  Walter  P. ,  Queen  street 

Morpeth,  Northumberland. — Pop.  5,219. 
Flint,  George,  3,  Bridge  street 
James,  John  J.,  8,  Newgate  street 
Mackay,  J.  &  J.  S.,  Bridge  street 

MossLEY,  Lancashire. — Pop.  14,162. 

Fielding,  Joseph,  72,  Stamford  road 
Shaw,  Miss  Margaret,  44,  Manchester  road 

Mountain  Ash,  Glamorganshire. — Pop.  13,449. 
Grier,  Mrs.  K.,  23,  Oxford  street 
Jenkins,  Evan,  Oxford  house,  Oxford  street 

Nantwich,  Cheshire.— Vop.  7,412. 

Carrington,  Henry  J.,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Johnson  &  Son,  Oat  market 

Hill,  A. ,  High  street 

Knight,  Daniel,  45,  High  street 

Rhodes,  Edwin  H.,  17,  High  street 

Virgin,  William  H.,  3,  Hospital  street 

Neath,  Glamorganshire. — Pop.  11,113. 

Dennis,  Samuel,  21,  Queen  street.  New  and  Second-hoAfid 

HoUoway ,  Frederick  W. ,  Windsor  road 

Hopkins,  Mrs. ,  New  street 

Webb,  Alfred,  52,  Penydre.  New  and  Second-hand 

Whittingham,  Walter,  Wind  street 

Williams,  Mrs.  H.,  21,  Windsor  road 

Nelson,  Lancashire. — Pop.  22,700. 

Davies,  Thomas,  86,  Manchester  road 
Tattersall,  Lawrence,  67,  Scotland  road 
Watson,  John,  8,  Manchester  road 


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Newabk,  Nottinghamshire. — Pop.  14,457. 

Johnson,  William,  99,  Balderton  gate.  Second-hand 

Linney,  J. ,  k  Sons,  49,  Stodman  street 
Neal,  Miss  L.,  Apple  tonga  te 
Perfect,  Miss,  2,  Market  place 

*  Ridl^e  &  Co.,  "  Byron  Liorary,"  Bridge  street.  See  advt. 

Est.  150  years.  Newark  and  locally-printed  Books,  Fine  Art,  and  Miscellaneoas 
Stennett,  Jesse,  14,  Market  place 
Tomlinson  k  Son,  13,  Kirkgate 
Whiles,  Samuel,  30,  Stodman  street 

Nbw  Bbompton,  ^671^. — Pop.  12,087. 

Ewell,,  William  A.,  101,  High  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Palmer,  William  T.  C,  54,  High  street 

Newbury,  Berkshire. — Pop.  11,002. 
Cosbum,  George  J.,  Market  place 

Harding,  Hedley  Thomas,  35,  Bartholomew  street.  1896.  Second-hand 
Hawkins,  Thomas,  The  Bridge  Library.    1880.   New  and  Second-hand 
Jarvis,  Richard  H. ,  93,  Bartholomew  street.       Second-hand 
Lewendon,  William  £.,  58,  Oxford  street.     1879.     Second-hand 

Telesframt,  '*  Lewendon,  Newbury." 
Tufnail,  James,  Bartholomew  street 

Nbwcastle-on-Tynb,  Northumberland. — Pop.  186,300. 
Allan,  William,  Grainger  street 

Barlow,  Miss  J.  H. ,  1^,  Northumberland  street.     Second-hand 
Bible  &  Tract  Depot,  35,  Pilgrim  street 

*  Browne  &  Browne,  103,  Grey  street.     1884.         Second-hand 

High-class,  Rare,  and  Fine  Art.    Telegrams,  "  Browne,  Newcastle-on-Tyne." 
Cail  &  Sons,  29  and  31,  Quayside.  {Nautical) 

Church  Society  Dep6t,  3,  New  Bridge  street 

Cochrane,  John,  291,  Westgate  road.  New  and  Second-hand 

Dodds,  Matthew  S. ,  61  and  63,  Quayside 
Dodsworth,  F.  &  W.,  17,  Collingwood  street 
Franklin,  William  E.,  42,  Mosley  street 

Frazer,  David,  59  and  60,  Book  market.    1880.   Second-hand 

English  and  Foreign,  Critical  Theology,  Hebrew 
James,  S.  A.,  44,  William  street.  Second-hand 

*  MaM'son,  Swan,  &  Morgan,  24 — 32,  Grey  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Telegrame,  *' Morgan,  Newcastle-on-Tyne." 
Moran,  W.,  88,  Newgate  street 
Mordue,  J.,  92,  Gallowgate 

North  of  England  School  Furnishing  Co.  Ltd. ,  25,  Grainger  street  west 
Porteus,  R.  J.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  19,  Grainger  st.  west.  ( Wholesale  ds  Retail) 
Robinson,  William  H. ,  4,  Nelson  street,  and  the  Book  market.     1879. 

Progressive  and  Reform  Literature  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Thome,  Thonias,  40,  Blackett  street.     1886.     See  advt. 

High-class  Miscellaneous,  Early,  and  Rare 
Waugh,  R.,  135,  Northumberland  street 
Wilkinson,  Ralph,  17  and  18,  Book  market.         Second-hand 

Newcastle-under-Lyme,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  18,452 
Bagguley ,  George  T. ,  44,  High  street 
Bayley  Bros. ,  Red  Lion  square 
Godwin,  John,  18,  Red  Lion  square 
Skerratt,  Beriah  J.,  Ironmarket 
Steventon,  George,  4a,  PenkhuU  street 


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Newchurch,  Lancashire. — Pop,  26,217. 
Carey,  Hargreaves,  Waterfoot 
Emmett,  Richard  H.,  Water 
Lonsdale,  Mark  James,  17,  Church  street 

Newhaven,  SiLSsex. — Pop.  4,522. 
Corbett,  James  S. ,  High  street 

Newmarket,  Cambridgeshire. — Pop.  6,213. 
Simpson,  George,  High  street 
Tindall  &  Co.,  High  street 

New  Mills,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  5,498.  * 
Robinson,  William  T. ,  High  street 
Walker,  George,  Market  street 

Newport,  Isle  of  Wight, — Pop.  10,216. 

AUee,  C.  Second-hand 

Gubbins,  William  T. ,  43,  High  street 

Marshall,  High  street 

Upward,  E.  &  H.,  126,  High  street 

Newport,  Monmouthshire. — Pop.  54,707. 
Bell,  George,  63,  Commercial  street 
Christophers  &  Son,  15,  Commercial  street 
Dawson,  A.  W^.,  76,  Bridge  street 
Jones,  William,  159,  Commercial  street 

Joyce,  Charles,  52,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Wadley  &  Son,  21,  Commercial  street 

Newport,  Shropshire. — Pop.  2,675. 

Bennion,  Home,  Smallman  &  Co.  Ltd.,  High  street 
Westwood,  Mrs.  Mary,  High  street 

Newport  Pagnell,  Buckinghamshire. — Pop.  3,788. 
Line,  James,  10,  St.  John  street 
Simpson  &  Son,  37,  High  street 

Newquay,  Cornwall. — Pop.  2,000. 

Hartnoll  Bros.,  Bank  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Marks,  Mrs.  Mary,  Fore  street.  (Circulating  Library) 

Waren,  Frederick,  Fore  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Newton  Abbot,  Devonshire. — Pop.  8,525. 
Glossop,  Edward,  2,  Wolborough  street 
Greenwood  Henry,  37,  Queen  street 
Knott,  John,  &  Son,  4,  Bank  street 
Wotton,  Samuel,  22  and  24,  Courtenay  street 

Newtown,  Montgomeryshire. — Pop.  4,038. 
Cooke,  Frederick  W.,  Bridge  street 
Newell,  Charles  J.,  Market  street 

Park  &  Son,  The  Cross.  ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 

Phillips  &  Son,  Broad  street 

Norm  ANTON,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  10,234. 
Eames,  Spencer  P.,  West  street 
Kingston,  Charles  J.,  10,  Market  place 

Northallerton,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  3,802. 
Prest,  R. ,  Market  place 
Smithson,  William  R. ,  Market  place 
Vasey,  James,  Market  place 


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Second-hand 


New  and  Second-hand 
New  and  Second-hand 


{Nautical) 


Northampton,  Northamptonshire. — Pop.  61,012. 
Abel,  &  Sons,  9,  The  Parade 
Bates,  John  H.,  37,  Guildhall  road. 

*  BUlingham  William,  38,  Bridge  street.     1853. 

Theological  and  General 
Brown,  Henry,  &  Co.,  18,  Gold  street 
Harris,  Richard,  k  Son,  6,  Bridge-street 
Mark,  William,  27,  The  Drapery.     1730 

Subscription  Library  in  connection  with  Mudie's 

*  Mutton,  Frederick,  Derngate.     1878. 

Educational  and  General 

*  Taylor  &  Son,  9,  College  street.     1800. 

Antiquarian,  Topographical,  and  Miscellaneous 
Tyrrell,  A.  E.,  8,  Sheep  st.;  also  at  Wolverton,  Bucks.  {Girc,  Library) 

North  Shields,  Northumberland. — Pop.  6,046. 
Allan,  Ralph,  23,  Saville  street 

Henzell,  Robert  B. ,  19  and  20,  Stephenson  st.     {Nautical) 
Hudson,  William,  23,  Bull  ring 
Moralee,  William  H.,  40,  Union  street. 
Philipson,  John,  &  Sons,  3,  Tyne  street 

North  Walsham,  Norfolk.— Pop.  3,612. 
Clements,  Charles,  Market  place 
Loades,  John,  Church  street 

North wiCH,  Cheshire. — Pop.  14,914. 
Bateson  &  Co.,  13,  High  street 
Burgess,  Henry,  High  street 
Hall,  Charles  E.,  56,  High  street 
Hobson,  W. ,  &  Son,  Applemarket  street 
Ledsham,  James,  101,  Chester  road. 
Peterkin,  Albert  G.,  High  street 

Norwich,  Norfolk.— Vop.  110,970. 

*  Cubitt  &  Sons,  Tombland 

Books,  Works  of  Art,  Old  China,  Curios,  Ac. 
Goose,  A.  H.,  Rampant  Horse  street 
Hallam,  John  W.,  16,  London  street 

*  Hunt,  William,  Orford  hill.     1860. 

Antiquarian,  Topographical,  and  General 

*  Jarrold  &  Sons,  London  and  Exchange  streets  ;  also  at  London. 


Second-hand 


New  and  Second-hand 


Antiquarian  and  General 
Nudd,  Walter  A.,  2,  Haymarket 
Rice,  J.  J. ,  Prince  of  Wales  road 
Thompson,  Stump  Cross 
Tuck,  Mrs.  E.,  White  Lion  street 
Tuxford,  Frederick,  1,  Bridewell  alley. 
Wells,  H.,  Prince  of  Wales  road 

Nottingham,  Nottinghamshire.— Vop.  213,877. 
Bell,  James,  &  Son,  Carlton  street 
Benjamin,  Leonard,  Coalpit  lane. 
Boots  Limited,  Pelham  street 
*  Bryan,  George,  69,  Burton  street. 

Modem  Poetry,  First  Editions  of  Eminent  Authors,  <&c. 
Cheetham,  E.,  5,  Station  street 


New  and  Second-hand 


1864.     New  and  Second-hand 


Second-hand 
Second-hand 


Featherstone,  T.,  46,  George  street 
Gibson  (Herbert)  &  Co.,  17,  Long  row 
Meakin,  James,  Robin  Hood  street. 


Second-hand 
Second-hand 


54-  DIRECTORY   OP   BOOKSELLERS. 


Nottingham — continued. 

*  Murray,  Frank,  Regent  House,  11,  Victoria  street;  also  at  Derby 
and  Leicester.        See  advt.  New  and  Second-hand 

High-class  Miscellaneous,  General,  &  Local  Topography. 
Nengent,  Charles  R. ,  16,  Wheelergate.  {English  and  Foreign) 

Sisson  &  Parker,  18,  Albert  street,  and  Wheeler  gate 
Vice,  J.  &  J. ,  7,  St.  Petergate 
Wheatley,  Charles,  Old  Queen  street 
Walker,  T. ,  Spaniel  row 

Nuneaton,  Warwickshire. — Pop.  11,580. 
Cawthome,  William,  Market  place 
Jones,  Francis  R.,  2  Abbey  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Oakham,  Rutlandshire. — 2,396. 
Barlow,  Mrs.  E. ,  High  street 
Matkin,  Charles,  High  street 

Old  Bbompton,  Kent. — Pop.  6,205. 
Jenner,  M.  A. ,  4,  High  street 
Pearce,  Miss  E.,  41,  High  street 
Woolley  &  Co.,  51,  High  street 

Oldbdry,  W<yrcestershire. — Pop.  20,343. 
Kimberley,  J.,  14,  Church  street 

Mitchell  &  Co. ,  39,  Birmingham  street 

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Oldham,  Lancashire. — Pop.  131,463. 

Bardsley ,  Daniel  W. ,  43,  Yorkshire  street 

Bentley,  John,  10,  Sandy  lane,  Royton 

Clegg,  W.  E.,  30,  Market  place 

Mills,  William,  87,  Union  street 

Owen,  John,  &  Son,  148,  Manchester  street 

Pickup,  J.  &  J.,  Victoria  market 

Pollitt,  John,  Market  street,  Shaw 

Rushton,  A. ,  10,  Market  avenue.  Second-hand 

Olney,  Buckinghamshire. — Pop.  2,399. 
Knight,  William  1.,  Market  place 
Ratcliff,  Oliver,  High  street  south 

Obmskirk,  Lancashire. — Pop.  6,298. 
Draper,  Peter,  12,  Burscough  street 
Poole,  Edwin  A.,  21,  Moor  street 
Woods,  John,  6,  Moor  street 

OSSBTT,  Yorkshire.— Vo^.  10,984. 
Clesff  &  Co. ,  Market  street 
CocKDurn,  Stephen,  &  Son,  Station  road 

OswALDTWiSTLE,  Lancashire. — Pop.  13,296. 
Hindle,  W\  H.,  146,  Union  road 
Pearson,  James,  324a,  Union  road 
Starkie,  Mark,  307*  Union  road 

Oswestry,  Shropshire. — Pop.  8,496. 

Bayley ,  Charles  G. ,  13,  Church  street 

Jones,  Edward,  Oswald  road.  Second-hand 

Owen,  Thomas,  The  Library 

Woodall,  Minshall,  k  Co.,  The  Cross 


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Otlby,  Yorkshire, — Pop.  7,838. 
Mounsey,  Henry,  13,  Kirkgate 
Walker,  William,  &  Sons,  Kirkgate 

OuNDLB,  Nortka/mpton$hire — Pop.  2,680. 
King,  Alfred,  &  Son,  New  street 
Markham,  Mrs.  C,  Marketplace 

Oxford,  Oxfordshire.— Vop.  about  62,000. 
Alden  &  Co. ,  Ltd. ,  35,  Cornmarket  street 

*  Blackwell,  B.  H.,  60,  Broad  St.    1879.  See  advt.  New  ds  Second-hand 

Classical,  High-class  Educational,  and  General 

*  (George's  (William)  Sons  (of  Bristol),  104,  High  street.     See  advt. 

General  Literature.  2^ew  and  Second-hand 

Harvey,  Harry,  21  and  22,  Broad  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Hill,  Robert,  21  and  23,  Woodstock  road 
Mowbray  &  Co.,  106,  St.  Aldate's  street 
Oxford  Educational  Supply  Co. ,  8,  Queen  street 

*  Parker,  James,  &  Co.,  27,  Broad  st.  See  advt.  New  and  Second-hand 

English  and  Foreign,  Classical,  Theological,  and  Miscellaneous 
Tpfegrams,  **Nicene,  Oxford." 

*  Shrimpton  &  Son,  23  and  24,  Broad  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

(Established  over  100  years) 

*  Slatter  &  Rose,  2  and  3,  High  street.     1786.        New  and  Second-hand 

Classical  and  General 
Thornton,  James,  33,  High  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Thornton,  Joseph,  &  Son,  11,  Broad  st.     1835.    New  and  Second-hand 

Greek  and  Latin  Classics,  Theological,  Educational,  and  General 
Tyrrell,  George,  34,  Little  Clarendon  st.    1880.    Second-hand 
Wheeler,  William  Henry,  106,  High  street.     1830 

Classical,  Mathematical,  and  General 
Williams  &  Norgate,  7,  Broad  street.  {Foreign) 

Padiham,  Lancashire. — Pop.  11,311. 
Rushton,  James,  43,  Burnley  road 
Smedley,  Thomas,  20,  Burnley  road 

Paignton,  Devonshire. — Pop.  6,783. 

Lnscombe,  Henry  P.,  16,  Palace  avenue.  {Circulating  Library) 

Morton,  William,  Torbay  road.  (Circulating  Library) 

Watt,  John  Francis,  16,  Victoria  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Patricroft,  Lancashire. — Pop.  12,902. 

Ditchfield,  Miss  M.  A.  W.,  Liverpool  road 

Pebl,  Isle  of  Man. — Pop.  4,360. 
Palmer,  W.  K.,  Michael  street 

Pembroke,  Pembrokeshire. — Pop.  14,978. 
Powell,  Benjamin,  Main  street 
Treweeks,  Richard  H. ,  Main  street 

Pembroke  Dock,  Pembrokeshire. — Pop.  10,481. 
Button,  Miss,  Queen  street 
Morgan,  Mrs.  Mary,  Pembroke  street 
Smith,  William,  19,  Meyrick  street 
Wrights,  Messrs.,  48,  Dimond  street 

Pbnarth,  Glamorganshire. — Pop.  9,632. 
Hart,  C.  &  L.,  96,  Glebe  street 
Pasley,  S. ,  106,  Glebe  street 
Scantlebury ,  J.  R. ,  &  Co. ,  39,  Windsor  road 


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DIRECTORY    OP    BOOKSELLERS. 


Pbnistonb,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  2,553. 

Wood,  James  Henry,  Market  place 

Penmaenmawr,  Carnarvonshire. — Pop.  2,744. 
Jones,  E.  Owen 
Thomas,  William  O. 

Pbnrhyn,  Merionethshire. — Pop.  2,260. 
Edwards,  William  J. 
.    Hughes,  Robert 

Owen,  John  Cadwalader 

Penrith,  Cumberland. — Pop.  8,981. 
Furness,  William,  3,  Middlegate 
Reed,  George,  46,  King  street 
Scott,  Robert,  5,  Devonshire  street 
Sweeten,  Benjamin  T.,  Market  square 
Sweeten,  John  A. ,  3,  Devonshire  street. 

Penryn,  Cornwall. — Pop.  3,25i5. 

Gill  &  Son,  Lower  Market  street 

Penzance,  Cornwall.— Vo^.  12,432. 
Clark,  J.  B.,  6,  Market  place 
George,  Miss  A. ,  30,  Clarence  street. 
Harvey,  Miss  J.  V. ,  25,  Clarence  street. 
Pollard,  Joseph,  112a  and  112b,  Market  Jew  st. 

Standard  New  and  Second-hand 
Saundry ,  W.  J. ,  Chapel  street 

Pershorb,  Worcestershire.— Voi^.  3,412. 
Hall,  Thomas,  High  street 
Smith,  George,  Bridge  street 

Peterborough,  Northamptonshire. — Pop.  25,171. 
Barron,  D.  M. ,  Bridge  foot 
Brown,  Thomas  G. ,  Queen  street. 
Caster,  George  C. ,  Market  place 
Edwards,  Charles,  5,  Longcauseway 
Martin,  George  H.,  13,  Narrow  Bridge  street 
Pentney,  William  H.,  9,  Narrow  Bridge  street 
Sargeant,  James  W. ,  29,  Narrow  Bridge  street 
Stott,  David  W.,  Longcauseway 
Taylor  &  Downs,  28,  Westgate 

Petersfield,  Hampshire. — Pop.  2,002. 
Cole,  L.  A.  B.,  High  street 
Richardson,  Joseph,  High  street 

Pickering,  Yorkshire, — Pop.  3,676. 
Boak  &  Sons,  Birdgate 
Hodgson,  John,  Market  place. 

Plumstead,  Kent. — Pop.  52,436. 

Barker,  G.  B.  &  H. ,  66,  Herbert  road 
Smith,  John,  148,  Plumstead  road 

Plymouth,  Devonshire. — Pop.  84,248. 

*  Attwood,  J.  S. ,  24,  Westwell  street. 
Bazley  &  Co. ,  52,  Bedford  street 

*  Birmingham,  Wm. ,  9,  Whimple  street.     1830. 
Bowering  &  Co.,  20,  George  street. 


[Circulating  Library) 


{Circvlating  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 

(Circvlating  Library) 

{Circvlaling  Library) 


Second-hand 


{Circulating  Library) 


Second-hand 

New  and  Second-hand 
{Circvlaling  Library) 


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{Circulating  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 


Plymouth — continued. 

Cann,  Mark,  20,  Tavistock  place.      1867. 

Chappie,  Edwin,  18,  George  street 

Cockle,  F.,  &  Co.,  Market  arcade,  and  110,  Union  street 

Doidge  &  Co.,  169  and  170,  Union  street 

Firks,  G.,  &  Son,  Old  Town  street. 

Luke,  William  H.,  8,  Bedford  street 

Mabin,  Frank,  10,  Union  street 

Moore,  William,  75,  Union  street,  Stonehouse 

Nancarrow,  William,  Townsend  hill,  Mutley. 

Paul,  Louis  F. ,  88,  Union  street,  Stonehouse 

Sellick,  George  H.,  51,  Bedford  street 

Underhill,  Frank,  74,  Old  Town  street 

Westcott,  Walter  F.,  14,  Frankfort  street 

PoNTEFRACT, .  Jorfo^tVe. — Pop.  9,702. 

Atkinson,  James,  &  Son,  Market  place 
Holmes,  Oswald,  Market  place 
Marshall,  Frederick  W.,  Bridge  street 

PoNTYPooL,  MonmoutJuhire. — Pop.  22,653. 
Edwards  &  Co.,  George  street 
Powell,  Thomas,  Osborne  road 

Pontypridd,  Glamorganshire. — Pop.  12,095. 
Evans,  John,  24,  Arcade 
Key,  William  H.,  Taff  street 
Rees,  W.  v.,  &  Co.,  High  street 

Poole,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  15,438. 
Hunt,  William  H.,  High  street 
Woodford,  Charles  J.,  71,  High  street 

Portland,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  9,443. 
Read,  William  J.,  Fortune's  Well 
Sausom,  Edward  C,  Fortune's  Well 
Wallis,  William  T.,  Straits.  {Circulating  Library) 

Pobtmadoc,  Carnarvonshire. — Pop.  5,224. 
Humphreys,  Richard  G. ,  High  street 
Jones,  William  O. ,  Hish  street 
Lloyd  k  Son,  125,  High  street 

Portsmouth,  Hampshire. — Pop.  159,251. 
Caine  &  Co. ,  Waverley  road 
Charpentier  &  Co. ,  46,  High  street 
Cole,  John,  116,  Queen  street,  Portsea 
Coles,  William  H.,  186,  Queen  street,  Portsea 
Friedeberg,  T.,  18,  Commercial  rd,  likndport. 
Griffin,  J.,  &  Co.,  2,  The  Hard 
HoUis  &  Mossop,  71,  Palmerston  rd.,  Southsea. 
Horsey  &  Son,  151,  Queen  street 
Lewis,  Henry,  151,  High  street 

Long,  Herman  G. ,  26,  Marmion  rd. ,'  Southsea.     New  and  Second-hand 

Military  Books  and  Priiits 
*  Long,  William  H.,  120,  High  street.      1876. 

Naval  Books,  Engravinf^s,  and  Portraits ;  High-class 
Smith  k  Scale,  71,  King's  road,  Southsea 
Steel,  C.  ^  E.,  21,  Marmion  road,  Southsea 


Second-hand 

{Navai) 

{Circulating  Library) 


New  and  Second-hand 
Misoellaneons 


58  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Portsmouth — continued. 

Stride,  Walter  E.,  The  Strand 

*  Trayte,  George,  173,  Queea  street,  Portsea.     1880.     Second-hand 
Watts  &  Co.,  23,  Marmion  road,  Southsea 

Prkscot,  Lancashire. — Pop.  5,839. 

Culshaw  &  Co.,  25,  Eccleston  street 
Halsall,  William,  &  Son,  12,  Church  street 
Johnson,  Brown,  &  Culshaws,  5,  Market  place 
Quick,  William  H.,  34,  Eccleston  street 

Preston,  Lancashire.— Vov.  107,573. 

*  Arkwright,  John,  28,  Lune  street.     1873.  Second-hand 
Barrett  &  Parkinson,  31,  Church  street 

Briegs  &  Son,  80,  Church  street 

Buller,  E.,  &  Son,  42,  Fishergate.  [Catholic) 

Cartmell,  Henry,  22,  Church  street 

*  Halewood,  Alfred,  37,  Friargate.  New  and  Second-hand 
Halewood,  Harold,  141,  Church  street 

Pilkington,  William,  101,  Friargate 

Piatt,  J.  &  H.,  36,  Fishergate 

Preston  Educational  Depdt,  Guildhall  street.      ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 

*  Robinson,  Henry,  46,  Fishergate.     1860.  New  and  Second-hand 

PuDSEY,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  17,037. 

Emsley,  Matthews,  Manor  House  street 
Ramsden,  Samuel,  34,  Chapeltown 

Pwllheli,  Camarvo'nshire. — Pop.  3,231. 
Humphreys,  Owen,  47,  High  street 
Jones,  Richard,  74,  High  street 
Roberts,  Robert,  63,  High  street 

Queensburt,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  6,740. 
Feather,  James,  High  street 
Feather,  John,  High  street 

Radcliffe,  Lancashire. — Pop.  24,021. 

Hayhurst,  Thomas  H.,  Blackburn  street 
Smethurst,  John,  34,  Stand  lane 

Ramsbottom,  Lancashire. — Pop.  17,500. 

Aspinall,  Frederick  K. ,  46,  Bolton  street 
Holden,  Thomas,  16,  Bridge  street 

Ramsey,  Huntingdonshire. — Pop.  4,684. 
Davis,  Christopher,  High  street 
Howe,  Oliver  G. ,  High  street 
Palmer  &  Son,  High  street 

Ramsey,  Isle  of  Man. — Pop.  4,025. 

Heyes,  C.  B.,  "Courier"  Office,  Parliament  street 
Strickett,  Miss,  Parliament  street 

Ramsgate,  JSTcw*.— Pop.  24,733. 

Bliuko  &  Son,  27,  Queen  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Brooks,  Alfred,  47,  High  street.  (Circulating  Library) 

Cottew,  George,  39,  High  street.  {CircuJating  Library) 

Fuller,  Samuel,  29,  Queen  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Hawkins,  Charles,  31,  Addington  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Hills,  William  H.,  42,  King  street.  Second-hand 


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Eamsgate — continued. 

Philpott,  Richard  W.,  81,  High  street 
Willett,  Charles  H. ,  5,  Harbour  street 
Wilson,  Samuel  R.,  36,  Harbour  street.  {Circvlating  Library) 

Rawtenstall,  Lancashire. — Pop.  2^,607. 

Fairbourns,  E.  H.,  9,  Bank  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Holt,  Joseph,  Ormerod  street 

King,  F.  H.,  29,  Bank  street 

Mould,  Edward  J.,  70,  Bank  street.  (GircvlcUing  Library) 

Pinnington,  Richard  T.,  12,  Bank  street 

Reading,  Berkshire.— Vo^.  60,054. 
Blackwell  &  Plumb,  Market  place 
Bragg,  James,  105  and  106,  Broad  street 
Eustace,  George,  6  and  7,  Union  street ;  also  2,  Market  hall.     1880 

Antiques,  Engravings,  Folk-lore,  Odd  Magazines,  &c. 

Tel^ramgf  *'  Eustace,  Reading." 
Farrer  &  Sons,  39,  Broad  street 

Golder,  James,  48,  Market  place.  [Scholastic) 

Golding,  F. ,  Minster  street 

*  Lovejoy's  Library,  37  and  39,  London  st.  1832.  New  and  Second-hand 
Newman,  R.,  90,  Broad  street 

*  Poynder,  George  A. ,  23,  Cross  street.  Second-hand 
Rawlings,  A. ,  The  Arcade 

*  Smith,  William,  109  and  111,  London  st.  1874.  New  and  Second-hand 
Thorp,  Thomas,  22,  King  street.     1860 

Turner,  Brothers,  26  and  28,  Cross  street 

Redcab,  Yorkshire. — Pop.,  with  Coatham,  7,500. 
Brown,  Thomas,  58,  High  street 
Coverdale,  Alexander,  Central  hall,  Coatham 
Hood,  George,  30,  High  street 
Walker,  Edward  D.,  Railway  station 

RsDDiTOH^  Worcestershire. — Pop.  8,266 
Hodges,  Edward  A. ,  Evesham  street 
Lane,  William,  Prospect  hill 

Rbdhill,  Surrey. — Pop.  13,789. 

Handscomb  &  Tipping,  Station  road 
Jennings,  S.  C,  27,  High  street 
Leach,  Thomas  L. ,  Linkfield  corner,  Station  road 
Pearce,  Thomas  K.,  21,  Station  road 


Redbuth,  GomwaU. — Pop.  10,324. 

Dungey,  Mrs.  E.  R.,  Fenryn  street 
Tayler,  Richard,  14,  Fore  street 
Tregaskis,  Mrs.  F. ,  70,  Fore  street 

Reioatb,  Surrey. — Pop.  22,646. 

Allingham,  William,  Market  place 
Bishop,  Charles  H. ,  30,  High  street 
Whitmore,  William,  22,  Bell  street 

Retford,  Nottinghamshire. — Pop.  10,603. 
Hodson,  Francis  W. ,  8,  Market  square 
Holoran,  H.,  11,  Market  square 
*  Smith,  John  Martin,  34,  Carolgate.     1870 


Rhtl,  Flinlehire.— Fop.  6,527. 

Amoa  Brothers,  13,  Saiaex  street. 

Bibby,  J.,  S,  High  street 

Guthrie,  Miss  M.  B.,  29,  High  street. 

Sandoe,  A.  ft  H,,  25,  Bodfor  street 

Trehearn,  David,  61,  High  street. 
Richmond,  Sarrey. — Pop.  22,884. 

Doddft  Son,  21,  Hill  rise 

Gregory,  Henry,  38,  Hill  rise.     1871. 

Hammoad,  R.  J.,  15,  Hill  street 

•  Hiscoke  &  Son,  22,  Hill  street.     1S51. 

Firat  Bditioos  and  MiscelluteouB 
Jarvis,  John  H. ,  29,  Hill  street. 
Lewis  &  HopliiuB,  72,  George  street 
McTier,  Albert  8.,  20,  The  Quadrant 
Tucker,  John.  7,  The  Quadrant 

•  Ward,  William,  2,  Church  terrace.     1875 

Fine  Art,  niiuti&led,  and  Prints 
BiOHMOND,  Yorkahire. — Pop.  4,216. 

Bell,  John,  Market  place 

Cookes,  Charles  E.,  High  row 

Spencer,  Thomas,  Market  place 
RiNOWOOD,  Hampshire. — Pop..  4,028. 

Brown,  Charles,  High  street 
BiPLBT,  BerftysAire.— Pop.  8,774. 

Brittain.  George  C,  Church  street 

Rowland,  G. 

Warriner,  James,  High  street 
BiPON,  Tcrrkthire.— Pop.  7,511. 

HarrisoQ,  William,  4,  Market  place 

Hill,  Samuel  S.,  26,  Market  place 

Parker,  George,  Kirknite  House 

Thirlwa;  ft  Son,  32,  Market  phwe 
Bippohdb:!,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  4,309. 

Broadbent,  W.  H. 

Mellor,  Joseph 
Rochdale,  Lancashire, — Pop.  71,401. 

Champness,  Thomas,  31,  Milnrow  road 

•  Olegg,  James,  "  The  Aldine  Press."  See  adv( 

Eat.  1S57.     Antiquarian,  Topwnpbical,  and  Miice 
Office  of  "  The  InteraatlonaJBooksellen' Director} 
Coupe,  T.,  14,  Drake  street 
Hargreavea,  John,  34,  John  street. 
Howe,  William,  9,  Lord  street. 
Kay,  Daniel,  The  Market. 
Pearae,  Harvey,  95,  Yorkshire  street 
Pearson,  Alexander,  2,  Orove  street 
Wrigley,  E.,  ft  Sou,  Limited,  13,  Yorkahire  w 
BooHiOTBB,  ffetK.— Pop.  28,290. 
Francis,  Alfred,  10,  High  street 
Goldwin,  John  H.,  31,  High  street. 
Mackay  A:  Co.,  86,  High  street 
Oldroyd,  Thomas,  100,  High  street 


Rochester — continued, 

Tagwell,  Thomas,  258,  High  street  Second-hand 

Wildish,  William  T.,  77  and  312,  High  street 

Romford,  Essex. — Pop.  10,722. 

CoUer,  Fred  J.,  High  street.  (Circvlating  Library) 

Wilson  &  Whitworth  Limited,  High  street 

RoMSEY,  Hampshire. — Pop.  4,276. 
Bedford,  Benjamin,  The  Hundred 
Chignell,  Miss  Mary,  Market  place 

*  Sillence,  Edward,  Church  street.     1885.  Second-hand 

Theological  and  General 

Ross,  Herefordshire. — Pop.  3,575. 
Bussell,  Henry  6.,  Broad  street 
Counsell,  John  A.  J. ,  Market  place 
Powle,  Richard,  Market  place.  {Circulating  Library) 

RoTHERHAM,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  42,061. 
Boulton,  John  H. ,  High  street 
Houghton,  Henry,  3,  Bridgegate 
Little,  33,  High  street 
Ratcliffe,  Charles  M.,  11,  Church  street 
Taylor,  William,  2,  Bridge  street,  Masbro' 

RoYSTON,  Hertfordshire.— Voy.  1,701. 
Warren  Brothers,  High  street 

Rugby,  Warwickshire. — Pop.  11,262. 
Hopewell,  James,  1,  Albert  street 

*  Lawrence,  Alfred  J.,  Market  place.      1834.      Also  The  Cross,  Repton. 

General  Scholastic  and  Miscellaneous  2^ew  and  iSecond-hand 

Telegrams^  "Lawrence,  Rugby." 

*  Over,  G.  E.,  "The  Rugby  Press,"  15,  High  st.  1882.  New  <b  Second-hand 
Pepperday ,  John  H. ,  24,  High  street 

RuGELEY,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  6,942. 
Pascoe,  Henry  J.,  Brook  square 
Wood,  Frederick,;Market  place 

Runcorn,  Cheshire. — Pop,  20,050. 
Bellamy,  George,  63,  High  street 
Booth,  Thomas,  55,  Bridge  street 
Hayes,  George,  38,  Bridge  street 
Mack,  W.  H. ,  Savage's  bridge 
Moore,  Richard,  Church  street 

RusHDEN,  Northamptonshire. — Pop.  7,443. 
Anthony,  R.  J.  (late  Knowles  &  Anthony) 
Hewitt,  Charles,  High  street 
Northampton  Printing  &  Publishing  Company  Limited,  High  street 

Ruthin,  Denbighshire. — Pop.  2,760. 

Aldrich,  Charles,  Upper  Clwyd  street 

Jones,  Lewis,  St.  Peter's  square 

Williams,  William,  6,  Well  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Welsh  Books  a  specialty 

Ryde,  Isle  of  Wight.— Vo]p.  10,952. 
Mason,  James,  7)  Cross  street 
Mellish,  F.  P.,  43,  High  street 


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DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Rtde — continued. 

Ticehurst,  Henry  A.,  38,  Simeon  street 
Watt,  William,  29,  Union  street 
Watts,  Frederick,  35,  Pier  street. 

Rye,  Smsex.—Foy.  3,871. 

Adams,  Joseph,  7,  High  street 
Deacon,  Jesse  Louis,  26,  High  street 

Saffron  Walden,  Essex, — Pop.  6,104. 
Guy,  William  E. ,  Cross  street , 
Hart  &  Son,  King  street 
Thompson,  Walter,  Market  square. 

St.  Albans,  Hertfordshire. — Pop.  12,898. 
Berry,  Henry  C. ,  15,  High  street 
Brown,  Henry  E.,  28,  Holywell  hill 
Crowhurst,  Edgar,  Spencer  street.     1876. 
Gibbs  &  Bamforth,  22,  Market  place 

St.  Anne's-ou-Sea,  Lancashire. — Pop.  3,600. 
Leach,  Isaac  E.,  St.  Anne's  road  west. 

St.  Austell,  ComwcUl. — Pop.  11,377. 
Giles,  Mrs.  E.,  West  End 
Julyan,  Benjamin,  Church  street 
Luke,  William  B. ,  12,  Fore  street 
Lyon,  William,  Fore  street 
Warne,  John,  Globe  Office. 

St.  Helens,  Lancashire. — Pop.  84,730. 
Dromgoole  Brothers,  Hardshaw  street 
Hodgson,  Frederic,  Old  Market  place 
Marsh,  George,  5,  Hardshaw  street 

St.  Heliers,  Jersey. — Pop.  of  Jersey,  54,518. 
Filleul,  Halkett  place 
Kiernan,  King  street 

Labey  &  Blampied,  The  Beresford  Library 
Parcq,  C.  P.  au,  Halkett  place 
Payn,  Misses,  King  street 
Rowe,  F.  &  A. ,  Queen  street 

St.  Ives,  Huntingdonshire. — Pop.  3,005. 
Clarke,  John  G.,  Broadway 
Hankin,  J.  G.,  &  Son,  Pavement 
Parker,  Henry  (5.,  Bridge  street 

St.  Leon ards-on -Sea,  Sussex. — Pop.  10,283. 
Brock  hill,  Harry,  34,  King's  road 
Jarvis  &  Seal,  72,  Norman  road 
King,  C. ,  48,  King's  road. 
Pinson,  William,  24,  Silchester  road.     1880. 
Sanders,  Frank,  Grand  parade. 
Whittaker,  Charles  T.,  Parade,  Marina. 

St.  Neots,  Huntingdonshire. — Pop.  2,962. 
Keeling,  Richard  R. ,  High  street 
*  Tomson,  David  Richard,  Cromwell  Book  Stores. 
Telegramt,  "  Tomson,  St.  Neots." 


(CirctUating  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 


Second-hand 


{Circulating  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 


{CirctUating  Library) 
Second-hand 
{Circulating  Library) 
{Circidaiing  Library) 


1860.     Second-hand 


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St.  Nbotts — continued, 

Tomson,  Percy  C. ,  Market  sqnare 
Waycroft,  6,  Cambridce  street 
Wells,  Zachariah,  High  street 

St.  Peter-port,  Guernsey. — Pop.  of  Gnernsey  35,339. 


{College  Booksellers) 

Second-hand 
Second-hand 
Second-hand 


( Wholesale  and  Retail) 


Banks,  T.  B.,  &  Ck).,  High  street 
Clarke,  F. ,  States  Arcade 
Guerin,  F.  B. ,  High  street 
Le  Cheminant,  Miss,  Smith  street 
Luff,  W.  A.,  Bordage  street.     1879 
Royle,  T.  C.,  Arcade 
Summers,  W. ,  Pollet  street 
Tozer,  Pollet  street 
Wright,  S.  J.,  1,  Haute viHe 

Sale,  Cheshire.— Voi^.  9,644. 

Birkenhead,  Albert,  Washway  road 
Wilson  &  Co.,  31,  School  road 

Salisbury,  Wiltshire.— Voja.  15,533. 
Aubrey,  Reuben,  12,  Queen  street 

*  Brown  &  Co.,  Canal.      New  and  Second-hand.     {Circulating  Library) 

Miscellaneoas  and  Wiltshire  Topography 
Charlton,  James,  10,  High  street 
Edwards,  Robert,  4,  Castle  street. 
Gale,  J.,  &  Co.,  14,  Queen  street 
Jeffries,  Henry,  8,  Castle  street 
Mabbett,  Charles,  17,  Catherine  street 
Neesham,  Henry,  40,  High  street 
Roe,  Edward  J.,  1,  Queen  street 

*  Simmonds,  N.,  25,  Catherine  street.     1881. 

Standard,  Wiltshire  Topography,  and  Miscellaneous 
Trite  William,  Crane  street 
Trite,  William  Henry,  Jun.,  58,  High  street. 

Saltash,  Cornwall. — Pop.  2,745. 

Paine,  Alfred,  E.  V.,  100,  Fore  street 

Saltburn-by-thb-Sea,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  2,500. 
Hamilton,  Harry,  Milton  street 
Rapp,  W. ,  &  Sons,  Dundas  street 

Sandbagh,  Cheshire. — Pop.  5,824. 
Harper,  William  J. ,  High  street 
Tomlinsou,  Richard  A. ,  High  street 

Sandgate,  Kent. — Pop.  2,251. 

Rigg,  Miss  E. ,  West  Sandgate. 

Stace,  R.,  &  Son,  17  and  19,  High  street 

Wilson,  William,  98,  High  street. 

Sandown,  Isle  of  Wight.— Fo]p.  4,576. 
Colenutt,  Arthur  W.,  High  street 
Martin,  William  Beavan,  2,  High  street. 
Taylor  &  Mearman,  5  and  7,  High  street. 

Sandwich,  Kent. — Pop.  2,796. 
Baker,  Charles,  Market  street 
Griffin,  George,  New  street 


Neto  and  Second-hand 


{CirctUating  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 


{Circulaiing  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 


64  DIRECTORY   OF    BOOKSELLERS. 


SoABBOBonoH,  Yorkshire.— Poy.  33,776. 

*  Dalton,  George  W.,  69,  Newborough.  New  and  Second-hand 
Denham,  Robert,  13,  Westborough.     1875.  New  and  Second-hand 

Educational  and  Miscellaneous.     Telegrams^  "Denham,  Scarbro'." 
Dennis  &  Hollo  way,  82,  Newborough.  (Circulating  Library) 

Ellerbeck,  Joseph  W.,  31,  Nicholas  street.  {CirctUating  Library) 

Hargreaves,  J.  A.,  40,  Kamshill  road.  [Circulating  Library) 

Harrison,  Albert  L.,  13,  Eastborough  Second-hand 

Marshall,  George  R. ,  &  Son,  14,  St.  Nicholas  street 
Maude,  John,  28,  North  street.     1867.  Second-hand 

Local,  Topographical,  and  General 
Smith,  Henry  T.,  109,  Westborough 

Walsham,  Joseph,  90,  Castle  road.  {Circulating  Library) 

Wrigley,  John,  14,  New  Parks  crescent,  Falsgrave.   1852.  Second-hand 

*  Yule,  John,  67,  St.  John's  road,  Falsgrave.     1860.  Second-hand 

Seacombe,  Cheshire. — Pop.  14,839. 

Hales,  Samuel,  46,  Victoria  road.  New  and  Second-hand 

Seaham  Habboub,  Durham. — Pop.  9,044. 
Richards,  Stephen,  3,  North  terrace 
Young,  William  J. ,  Caxton  buildings 

Sbdbeboh,  Yorkshire.— Fo^.  2,374. 
Jackson  &  Son,  Main  street 

Selby,  Yorkshire, — Pop.  6,022. 
Bellerby  &  Son,  Crescent 
Glew,  William,  3,  Finkle  street 
Spencer,  W.  H.,  5,  Finkle  street 

Settle,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  2,253. 

Craven  Printing  &  Stationery  Company  Limited,  New  street 

Homer,  George,  Church  street.     1880.  New  and  Second-hand 

Lambert,  J.  W. ,  Market  place 

Sevenoaks,  Kent. — Pop.  9,341. 
Hills,  Alfred,  60,  High  street 
Philpot,  Richard  N. ,  75,  High  street 
Relf,  Jesse,  21  and  23,  London  road 
Salmon,  Joseph,  85,  High  street 

Shaftesbuby,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  2,122. 
Atkinson,  William  J.,  42,  High  street 
Pinney,  Thomas,  11,  High  street 

Shanklin,  Isle  of  Wight.— Fo^.  2,361. 

Johnson,  Miss  F.  M.,  High  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Martin,  W.  H.,  High  street.  {CirciUating  Library) 

Rayner,  Frank,  High  street 

Sheebness,  Kent. — Pop.  14,492. 

Cole,  Samuel,  31,  High  street,  Mile  town 

Pledge,  James,  48,  High  street.  Mile  town 

Rigg,  Mrs.  C,  7,  Hiqh  street.  Blue  town,  and  High  street,  Mile  town 

Sheffield,  YorkMre.-Fo^p.  324,243. 

Allison,  Edward  T.,  149  and  151,  Ecclesall  road 

Bain,  J.  Arthur,  50,  Church  street 

Cadman,  Mazzini,  108,  Barker  pool.     1887.  Second-hand 

*  Challenger,  William,  204,  Brookhill.  Second-hand 


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I  SfrEFFTELD— continued. 

EatoD,  Benjamin  B. ,  8  and  10,  London  road 

*  Hitchman,  John,  &  Co.,  128,  Barker  pool.  Second-hand 
Antiquarian,  Spordng,  and  Miscellaneous 

Loxley  Brothers,  68,  Fargate 

Pawson  &  Brailsford,  1,  High  street 

Rodgera  &  Pilkington,  26,  Norfolk  Market  hall 

Slater,  George,  54,  Snig  hill 

Snaith,  George  C. ,  124,  Barker  pool 

Stanley,  Arthur,  &  Son,  107,  Meadow  street.        Second-hand 

Speciadty :  Malthusian  Literature 
Tallent,  William  B.,  114  and  116,  Broomhall  street 
Toplis,  William  M.,  Pinstone  street 
Walker,  William,  96,  Pinstone  street.  (Scholastic) 

*  Warde,  Thomas,  Norfolk  Book  Shop,  46,  Norfolk  Market     1860. 
Entirely  Second-hand,  English  and  Foreign  Second-hand 
Telegrams,  "  Warde,  Sheffield." 

Weston,  Edward,  4  and  6,  Change  alley 
Widdison,  Thomas,  21,  Fargate 

Shepton  Mallet,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  5,500. 
Byrt,  A.,  &  Son,  47,  High  street 
Day,  John  H. ,  &  Sons,  High  street. 

Sherborne,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  5,690. 
Bennett,  Frederick,  Parade 
McGann,  J.  M.,  Cheap  street 

Shipnal,  Shropshire. — Pop.  6,516. 

Bennion,  Home,  Smallman,  &  Company  Limited,  Market  place 
Hall,  Daniel,  Market  place 

Shildon,  Durham. — Pop.  7,870. 

Archbold,  William,  9,  Association  street 
Richardson,  James,  37,  Church  street 
Walker,  Arthur,  Church  street 

Shipley,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  16,043. 

AUsop,  Benjamin,  Commercial  street 
Parker,  John  E. ,  4,  Victoria  road,  Saltaire 
Senior,  John,  23,  Westgate 
Walker,  Joseph,  66,  Otley  road 

Shrewsbury,  Shropshire. — Pop.  26,967. 
Adnitt  &  Naunton,  The  Square 

*  Bennett,  John,  12a,  Castle  street.  Second-hand 
Napier,  William  G. ,  2,  Mardol 
Walker,  William  B.,  25,  High  street 
Warner  &  Hitchin,  2,  Castle  street 
Wilding,  Longworth,  33,  Castle  street 

SiDMOUTH,  Devonshire. — Pop.  3,758. 
Culverwell,  E.,  &  Sons,  Fore  street 
Day  Brothers,  High  street 
Lethaby,  Mrs.  E.,  Market  place 

SiTTTNOBOURNE,  Kent.—Vop.  8,302. 
Ash,  Thomas,  115,  High  street 
luchcomb,  James  C. ,  6,  Ekst  street 
Parrett,  William  J.,  17  and  19,  High  street 
Shrubsall,  Alfred,  24,  High  street 


66  DIRECTORY    OF    BOOKSELLERS. 


Skipton,  Yorkshire.— Top.  10,376. 

Edmondson  &  Co. ,  24,  High  street 

Hargraves,  Edmund,  10,  Sheep  street 

Jeffrey  &  Company,  Keighley  road 

Skipton  Stationery  Company  Limited,  38,  High  street 

Swire,  T.  H. ,  Swadford  street 

Sleaford,  Lincoliishire. — Pop.  4,112. 

Fawcett,  Thomas,  South  gate.     1888.  Second-hand 

Morton,  William  K.,  Market  place 
Walsh,  William,  10,  South  gate 

Slough,  Buchinghamshire. — Pop.  7,700. 

Campkin,  F.  W.,  William  street.  Second-hand 

Herbert,  Edward,  High  street 
Luff,  Charles,  High  street 

SoHAM,  Cambridgeshire. — Pop.  4,138. 
Hart,  W^illiam,  Churchgate  street 
Jackson,  John,  Churchgate  street 

Southampton,  Hampshire. — Pop.  65,325. 
Adams,  John,  49,  Oxford  street 
Batt,  R.  C,  178,  High  street 
Burbridge,  6,  Portland  street 

*  Gilbert,  Henry  March,  &  Sons,  26,  Above  bar.     1860.        Second-hand 

Naval,  Topography  of  Southern  Counties,  and  General 

*  James  (Thomas)  &  Co.,  42,  Bernard  street.     1849.  Second-hand 

SouTHBOROUGH,  Kent. — Pop.  5,474. 
Fielder,  Richard,  The  Parade 

Southend-on-Sea,  Essex. — Pop.  20,431. 
Armstrong,  John  J.,  High  street 
Comber,  Walter,  76,  High  street 
Cumine,  F.  J.,  54,  High  street 
Dowsett,  W.  B. ,  25,  High  street 
Francis  &  Sons,  55,  High  street 
Pocklington,  Misses,  3,  Nelson  terrace 

SouTHPORT,  Lancashire. — Pop.,  with  Birkdale,  60,000. 

Brimelow,  Richard,  1,  Cambridge  arcade  {Circulating  Library) 

Dent,  Mrs.  F.  J. ,  5,  Nevill  street 

Drury,  Charles  F.,  16,  Chapel  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Halliwell,  H. ,  32,  London  street 

Holmes,  Samuel,  90,  Market  hall 

Hudson  &  Co.,  133,  Lord  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Wardleworth,  William,  56  and  58,  Nevill  street,  and  67,  Lord  street 

Woodall,  Charles,  15,  Nevill  street 

South  Shields,  Durham.— Fov.  78,391. 

Ainsley,  Thomas  L. ,  Mill  dam.  {Nautical) 

Beadnell,  Thomas  F. ,  Wapping  street.  Second-hand 

Boynton,  William  F.,  21,  Hudson  street,  Tyne  dock 
Clark,  John,  1,  St.  Hilda's  lane 
Everatt,  Alfred,  62,  Mile  End  road 
Lackland,  Joseph  R.,  7,  King  street 
Lawson,  John  R.,  Fowler  street 
Learmount,  William  D. ,  75,  King  street 


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South  Shields — continued. 

Lovely,  William  E. ,  14,  Laygate  lane 
Mowbray,  John,  38,  Green  street 
Sword,  Elijah,  58,  Laygate' lane 

SowERBY  Bridge,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  12,000. 
Hall,  William  H. ,  Ryburn  buildings 

Spalding,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  9,014. 
Ash  well,  E.,  16,  Bridse  street 
Porter,  Mrs.,  24,  Market  place 
Spalding  Free  Press  Printing  &  Publishing  Co.  Ltd. ,  5,  Hall  place 

Spennymoor,  Durham. — Pop.  5,468. 

Claughan,  R.,  3,  Cheapside.  {Circulating  Library) 

Stackstbads,  Lancashire. — Pop.  6,985. 
Bennett,  S.  J.,  Waterbarn 
Cox,  John,  292,  Newchurch  road 
Hitchen,  John  H.,  210,  Newchurch  road 

Stafford,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  20,270. 
Dawson,  Robert  W.,  10,  Bridge  street 

Dutton,  Mrs.,  2,  St.  Mary's  place.     1875.  Second-hand 

Jervis,  J.,  Crabbery  street 
Wright  &  Channing,  56,  Greengate  street 

Staines,  Middlesex. — Pop.  5,060. 
Gubbins,  Joseph  G. ,  High  street 
Robinson,  Artnur  J.,  High  street 
Taylor  &  Company,  High  street 

Stalybridoe,  Cheshire. — Pop.  26,783. 
Bagshaw,  Robert,  21,  Market  street 
Broadbent,  Arthur,  40,  Melbourne  street 
Sidebottom,  Albert,  56,  Market  street 
Warhurst,  Charles,  67,  Melbourne  street 

Stamford,  Lincolnshire. — Pop.  8,358. 
Howard,  Mrs.,  14,  St.  Mary's  hill 
Dolby  Brothers,  67,  High  street 
Potter,  John  E.  C,  58,  High  street 
Taylor  &  Downs,  28,  High  street 

Staveley,  Derbyshire. — Pop.  9,363. 

Wright  (Marmaduke)  Tudsbury,  Son  &  Company 

Stevenage,  Hertfordshire. — Pop.  3,309. 
Hart,  John  W.,  High  street 

Stockport,  Cheshire.— Pop.  70,263. 
Claye  &  Son,  26,  Little  Underbank 

Dooley,  Henry,  22,  Lower  Hillgate.     1865.  Second-hand 

Smith,  Mrs.  T.,  89  and  91,  Lower  Hillgate.  Second-hand 

Stevenson,  George  W.,  60,  Heaton  Moor  road.     {Circulating  Library) 
Taylor,  John,  Heaton  Moor 

Stockton-on-Teks,  Durham. — Pop.  49,705. 
Appleby,  Frank,  59,  High  street 
Sharp,  J. ,  7,  Silver  street 
Tingle,  D.  J.,  &  Co.,  134,  High  street 
Wood,  Joseph  R.,  2,  Central  buildings 


68  DIRECTORY    OF   BOOKSELLERS. 

Stoke-upon-Trent,  Staffordshire.  —Pop.  24,027.        , 
Fenn,  Joseph  G. ,  5,  Glebe  street 
Head,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  9,  Church  street 
Hitchman  &  Crosby,  52  and  54,  Liverpool  road 

Stone,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  14,066. 
Adie,  Thomas  G. ,  High  street 
Button,  Louis,  High  street  {Catholic) 

Stony  Stratford,  Buckinghamshire, — Pop.  2,019. 
Bridsman,  Benjamin,  High  street 
Walford,  Mrs.  Leo,  High  street 

Stourbridge,  Worcestershire. — Pop.  16,350. 
Allin,  H.  W.,  12,  High  street 
Levi,  William  J.,  164,  High  street 
Mark  &  Moody,  52  and  53,  High  street.  [Girculaiing  Library) 

Stourport,  Worcestershire. — Pop.  3,504. 
Eaton,  William,  High  street 
Haywood  &  Son,  High  street 

Stowm ARRET,  Suffolk. — Pop.  4,339. 

Beckwith,  Walter  W.,  Ipswich  street 
Druce,  William  H.,  Market  place 
Woolby,  Misses,  Ipswich  street 

Stratford-on-Avon,  Warwickshire. — Pop.  8,318. 
Fox,  Edward,  1,  High  street 
Morgan,  John,  11,  High  street 
Stanley  &  Bolton,  27,  High  street 
Stanton,  William,  17  and  18,  Chapel  street 

Strood,  Kent.—Vop.  7,982. 

CliflFord,  William  H.,  51,  High  street 
Sweet  &  Sons,  75,  High  street 

Stroud,  Gloucestershire. — Pop.  11,519. 

*  Collins,  William,  11,  King  street.     1878.  Neio  and  Second-hand 

Gloucestershire  Books  and  Miscellaneous 
Elliott,  John,  52,  High  street 
White,  John,  23,  George  street 

Sudbury,  Suffolk. — Pop.  7,059. 

Golding,  C,  48,  Gainsborough  street  Second-hand 

Ives,  Exors.  of  Henry  M. ,  4,  King  street 
Marten,  Benjamin  R.,  17,  Market  hill 
Payn,  John  G.,  12,  Market  hill 

Sunderland,  Durham. — Pop.  131,015. 

Dodd,  Thomas  R. ,  41  and  42,  Hendon  road 

Educational  Supply  Association,  3,  Athenaeum  street 

Flintoff,  A.  H.,  24,  Borough  road.  Second-hand 

Hills  &  Co.,  19,  Fawcett  street 

North  of  England  School  Furnishing  Co.  Limited,  Fawcett  street 

Reed,  Thos.,  &  Co.,  184,  High  street  west.      {Nautical  ds  Engineering) 

Smith  &  Taylor,  25,  Bridge  street 

Snaith,  John  W.,  63,  The  Market 

Somerville,  Thomas,  30,  Norfolk  street.  Second-hand 

Williams,  Ralph  W. ,  7,  North  Bridge  street 

Wilson,  John  J.,  18  and  19,  Hudson  road.  {Nautical) 

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Sutton,  Surrey. — Pop.  13,977. 

Holt,  Christopher,  69,  High  street. 
Nye,  Samuel,  9  and  138,  High  street 
Station  Library,  12,  High  street 


{Circulating  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 


Second-hand 
Second-hand 


Second-hand 

Second-hand 
Second-hand 


SuTTON-iN-AsHFiELD,  Nottingha/m8hire. — Pop.  10,562. 
Buck,  Frederick  W. ,  Low  street 
Whetton,  Edwin,  48,  New  street 

Swan  AGE,  Dorsetshire.— Vop.  2,674. 
Hill  &  Churchill,  Station  road 
Savage,  Alfred,  Westminster  Library. 
Watt,  John,  High  street 

Swansea,  Glamorganshire. — Pop.  90,349. 

Erskine,  A. ,  &  Co. ,  26,  Castle  Bailey  street 
George,  J.,  Victoria  arcade. 
Gould,  W.  H. ,  Alexandra  arcade. 
Griffiths,  E.  &  J.,  11,  High  street 
Parry,  Benjamin,  52,  Oxford  street 

*  Price,  Thomas,  Postern  buildings.     1874. 

English  and  Welsh,  General 
Roberts,  John,  3,  Alexandra  arcade. 
Townsend,  Robert,  13,  Dillwyn  street.     1842. 
Way,  Alfred  R. ,  4,  Wind  street 

Swindon,  Wiltshire.— Fo^.  33,001. 

Hughes,  James,  51,  Bridge  street,  New  Swindon 
Ousey,  Mrs.  Emily  Rose,  16,  Wood  street 
Preston  &  Peacey,  35,  Farringdon  street.  New  Swindon 
Stock,  William,  Regent  street.  New  Swindon 

*  Woodhams  &  Co. ,  5,  Bath  road.     1870.  New  and  Second-hand 

TelegraiM,  **  Woodhams,  Swindon." 

Tadcaster,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  2,812. 
Askey,  William,  Market  place 
Bulmer,  John,  L.,  Kirkgate 

Tamwobth,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  6,614. 
Carrick,  W.  T. ,  George  street 
Smith,  Daniel,  9,  Market  street 
Tamworth  Herald  Company  Limited,  Silver  street 
Woodcock,  William  F.,  85,  Bolebridge  street 

Taunton,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  18,026. 
Abraham,  Henry,  11,  Fore  street 

*  Barnicott  &  Pearce,  44,  Fore  street.  New  and  Second-hand 
Telegramsy  *' BsLTpe&rce,  T&vinton."     (Code  A.B.C.)       Nat.  Telephone  26. 


*  Butland,  Reilben  L.,  18,  Bath  place. 
Goodman,  E. ,  &  Son,  8,  North  street 
Nat.  Telephone  24. 

Hammett  &  Co. ,  53,  North  street 
Hawkins,  Thomas  M.,  67}  High  street 
Winter  &  Son,  45,  Bridge  street. 

Tavistock,  Devonshire. — Pop.  6,252. 
Clark,  J.  Barfitt,  6,  West  street. 
(Greenfield,  Thomas  W.,  4,  Bedford  square 
Pillar,  Henry,  12,  Duke  street 


Second-hand 


Second-hand 


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70  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Tkddington,  Middlesex.— Voy.  13,000. 

Haydon,  William,  2,  Peter's  terrace.  Church  road 
Lemon,  Miss  Eliza,  High  street 

*  Millard,  Miss  Clara,  38,  High  street.  Secoiid-hand 
Warmington,  J.  R.,  The  Library,  High  street 

Teignmouth,  Devonshire. — Pop.  7,006. 

Cornish,  Edward  J. ,  18,  Wellington  street 

Lucy  &  Co.,  13,  Wellington  street 

Stevenson,  Valentine  &  Co.,  Royal  Library,  Regent  st.  {Circ.  Library) 

Tbnbdby,  Worcestershire. — Pop.  2,054. 
Fuller,  William,  Teme  street 
Knott,  John  Mayne,  The  Library,  Cross  street.  New  aiid  Second-hand 

Tenby,  Pembrokeshire. — Pop.  4,710. 

*  Amett,  J.  E.,  High  street.      {Circ.  Library).      New  and  Second-hand 

Circa  1850.    Antiquarian,  Topographical,  and  Miscellaneous 
Farley,  Charles,  High  street.  [Circulating  Library) 

Oldfield,  Mrs.  H.  C,  High  street.  [CirctUating  Library) 

Tbntbbdbn,  Ken^. — 3,429. 

Bourner,  George,  High  street 

Ridley,  Alexander  (late  Willsher),  High  street 

Tbtbury,  Gloucestershire — Pop.  3,057. 
Hill,  Thomas,  Long  street 

Tbwkbsbuby,  Gloucestershire. — Pop.  5,269. 
Browett,  8,  High  street 
Lawler,  Miss  Agnes,  146,  High  street 
North,  William,  139,  High  street 

Thamb,  Oxfordshire. — Pop.  3,334. 

Jones,  Charles  H. ,  109  and  1 10,  High  street 
Mears,  James,  131,  High  street 

Thibsk,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  3,164. 
Askew,  George  R. ,  Millgate 
Wright,  Zaccheus,  Market  place 

Thobnaby-on-Tbes,  Yorkshire. — 15,637. 

Henderson,  Hodgson,  Bridge  street.     1880.  Second-hand 

Miscellaneous  Books  and  Prints 
Mackenzie,  Duncan,  54,  Mandale  road 
Walker,  Edward  D. 

Thobnbuby,  Gloucestershire. — Pop.  3,918. 
Brown,  Mrs.  Jane,  High  street 
Prewett,  Albert,  High  street 

Thobnton,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  8,917. 
Mitchell,  Albert,  65,  Market  street 

Tipton,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  29,314. 

Blackham,  Thomas,  6,  Market  place.  Great  bridge 
Elton  &  Brown,  47,  Owen  street 

TivEBTON,  Devonshire. — Pop.  10,892. 
*  Masland,  William,  Fore  street.  {Girc.  Library).  Neto  and  Second-hand 
Est.  100  years.  Miscellaneous  and  Scholastic.    TelegramB,  "  Masland,  Tiverton." 
Mead,  Henry,  10,  Fore  street 
Sayer,  George,  Gold  street 
Stoyel,  William  H. ,  14,  Bampton  street.  Second-hand 


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ToDMOKDEN,  Lancashire.— Vop.  8,904. 

Astin,  D.  H.,  &  Sons,  Market  hall.  Neiv  and  Second-hand 

Bentley,  John,  &  Sons,  11,  York  street 
Crabtree,  James,  49,  Burnley  road 
Crowther,  Joseph,  15,  Water  street 
Waddington  &  Sons,  Pavement 

ToNBRiDOE,  Kent.—Vo^.  41,757. 

Bridger,  H.  S.,  131,  High  street 
North,  John  G. ,  35,  High  street 
Snelling,  H.  &  E.,  172,  High  street 
Stonestreet,  M.,  25,  High  street 

Torquay,  Devonshire. — Pop.  25,534. 

Cove,  George  P.,  21,  Lower  Union  street 

*  Iredale,  Andrew,  13,  Strand.    (Circ.  Library.)    New  and  Second-hand 

Miscellaneous,  Devon  Topography 

*  King,  Charles,  Union  street.     1885.  Netc  and  Second-hand 

Antiquarian  and  Topographical,  Bookplates,  Stamps,  &c. 
Seeley,  Ernest  L.,  Lawrence  place.  [GirculaZiny  Library) 

Tucker,  John  A.,  Lucius  street 
Westley,  Arthur,  17,  Strand.  {GirctUa^ing  Library) 

ToBBiNGTON,  Devonshire. — Pop.  3,436. 
Dyer,  Thomas  J. ,  8,  Fore  street 
Turrall,  O.  H.,  Church  gate  {CircidaAing  Library) 

ToTNBS,  Devonshire.— VoT^.  4,016. 

Adams,  Nicholas,  64,  Fore  street.  {CiraUating  Library) 

Lowe,  David  W.,  13,  Fore  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Stokes,  Thomas  W.,  12,  High  street 
Taylor,  Miss  S.  B.,  56,  High  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Tottenham,  Middlesex. — Pop.  97,174. 

Benjafield,  Henry,  787,  High  road.  Lower  Tottenham 

Fisk>  Fred,  605,  High  road.  {Circulating  Library).     Second-hand 

James,  Frederick,  tf.,  485,  High  road.  {Scholastic) 

Muller,  Henry  A.,  531,  High  road 

Orchard,  John  R. ,  495,  Seven  Sisters'  road.  South  Tottenham 

Sandham  &  Company,  59,  West  Green  road 

Simmonds,  Charles,  810,  High  street 

Vanderbergh,  Thomas,  602,  Seven  Sisters'  road.  South  Tottenham 

TowcESTEB,  Northamptonshire. — Pop.  2,775. 
Hunt,  Edwin,  High  street 
Hurfurt,  Mrs.  J.  B.,  High  street 

Tbedeoab,  MonmovAhshire. — Pop.  17,436. 
Bowen,  E.  G.,  22,  Coramercialjroad 
Mills,  William,  28,  Market  street 
Swarbrick,  Mrs.  £.,  31,  Castle  street 

Tbino,  Hertfordshire. — Pop.  5,426. 
Bird,  E.  C,  6  and  7,  High  street 
Ponlton,  Lewis 

Tbowbbidoe,  WUtshire.—Voi^.  11,901. 
Coleman,  Arthur  0.,  Church  walk 
Dotesio  &  Todd,  Silver  street 
Lansdown,  B.,  k  Sons,  11,  Silver  street 
Rose,  George  W. ,  66,  Fore  street 


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Teubo,  Cornwall.— Po]p.  11,131. 

*  Clyma,  Wm.  Jennings,  10,  St.  Nicholas  st.  1825.  New  dh  Second-kaiid 

Gomiflh  and  General 
Griffiths,  Richard,  t30,  Boscawen  street 
Heard  &  Sons,  27,  Boscawen  street 
Netherton  &  Worth,  7,  Lemon  street 

*  Pollard,  Joseph,  5,  St.  Nicholas  street.     1892.     New  and  Second-hand 

Miscellaneous,  and  Books  relating  to  Cornwall 
Simmons,  Mrs.  E.,  Quay  street 

TuNBBiDQE  Wells,  Kent.—Vo^.  27,895. 
Cole,  S.,  15,  Calverley  road 

Fassnidge,  James,  46,  Grosvenor  road.  Second-hand 

Goulden  &  Curry,  Royal  Library,  61,  High  st.      {Circidating  Library) 
Groves,  Henry  G.,  Ye  Pantiles 

*  Hall,  R.,  Chapel  place.     1897.  •  Second-hand 

Natural  History  and  Miscellaneous 
Pelton,  Richard,  68,  Ye  Pantiles,  and  The  Broadway.    {Circ.  Library) 
Spiers,  Mrs.  W.  J.,  8,  High  street 
Williams,  Daniel,  45,  Mount  Ephraim  {CirctUaiing  Library) 

TuNSTALL,  Stafordshire.—Foy.  17,103. 
Eardley,  Edwin  H.,  Market  square 
Shaw,  Miss  M.  L. ,  High  street 
Vodrey,  William,  Paradise  street.  Second-hand 

Twickenham,  Middlesex.— Pojp.  16,027. 
Brookes,  Misses,  5,  Church  street 
Hoblyn,  J.  T. ,  King  street 
Newton,  George  B.,  London  road 

Tynemouth,  Northumberland. — Pop.  46,588. 
Hughson,  William  R.,  9,  Percy  Park  road 
Philipson,  John,  66,  Front  street 

UoKFiELD,  8u88ex. — Pop.  2,497. 
Avis  &  Norman,  High  stieet 
Martin,  Stephen,  High  street 

Ulvbrston,  Lancashire. — Pop.  10,015. 

Atkinson.  James,  6,  King  street.    1838.    {Girc.  Library.)    See  advt. 
Gelderd,  Misses,  Market  place 
Kitchin,  Hume,  7,  Market  street 
Whitham,  Mrs.  S.  J.,  47)  Market  street 

Uppingham,  Rutlandshire. — Pop.  2,559. 
Dolby,  George  F. ,  Hiffh  street 
Hawthorn,  John,  High  street 

Uttoxbtbr,  Staffordshire.— Voip.  5,516. 
Davies,  Mrs.  Mary,  High  street 
Hearson,  William  H. ,  Market  place 
Smart,  George  H. ,  High  street 

UxBETDGE,  Middlesex.— Vop.  8,000. 

Lucy  &  Birch,  45,  High  street.  {GircuUUiTig  Library) 

Maylott,  Mrs. ,  12,  High  street 
Davy,  J.  S.,  High  street 

Ventnob,  Isle  of  Wight.— Vo^.  6,090. 
Ives,  Henry  A. ,  3,  Pier  street 


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Knight's  Library  (Harriet  Knight),  147  and  149,  High  street.     1849! 

Telephone,  No.  1.  (Circulating  Library) 

Medley,  Robert.  38,  High  street 

Wakefield,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  33,146. 

Baker,  John,  105  and  107,  Westgate.  Second-hand 

Bartle,  Joseph,  87,  Westgate 

Dodgson,  R.  P.,  152  and  154,  Kirkgate 

Hall,  Frederick,  6,  Kirkgate 

Hannan,  William,  Cross  square.  Second-hand 

Horridge,  George,  14,  Wood  street 

Milnes,  William  H. ,  12,  Market  place 

Whitaker,  James  A.,  6,  Market  place 

Wallingfobd,  Berkshire. — Pop.  2,989. 
Bradford,  John,  St.  Mary's  street 
Hedley,  John,  Market  place 
Jenkins,  Miss  B. ,  St.  Mary's  street 
Payne,  William,  &  Son,  Market  place 

Walsall,  Staffordshire.— Vop.  80,000. 
Griffin,  J.  &  W.,  The  Bridge 
Kirby,  Thomas,  &  Sons  Limited,  The  Bridge 
Millichip,  Job,  64,  Upper  Rushall  street.  Second-hand 

Robinson,  W.  H.,  The  Bridge 

Walthamstow,  Essex. — Pop.  46,346. 

Brown,  Charles  E.  H.,  209,  Hoe  street 
Howard,  Charles,  121,  High  street 
Marsden,  Edward,  46,  Markhouse  road 
*  Mayhew,  F.,  Higham  hill.  Second-hand 

Americana,  Freethought,  and  Curious 
Smith,  Frederick,  Orford  road 
Willis,  Robert,  Orford  road 
Young,  Charles  J.,  11,  The  Parade,  St.  James's  street 

Walton-on-Thames,  Surrey. — Pop.  7,988. 
Chittenden,  Arthur,  Hersham 
Purcell,  Mrs.  C,  High  street 
Sansum,  Misses,  Bridge  street 

Wantage,  Berkshire. — Pop.  3,669. 
Belcher,  Miss  E.  A.,  Mill  street 
Clegg  &  Son,  Newbury  street 
Nichols,  Henry  N. ,  Market  place 

Ware,  Hertfordshire.— Po^.  5,706. 
Price,  George,  High  street 
Rogers,  Alfred  H. ,  High  street 

Wareham,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  2,141. 
Dugdale,  Mrs.  A.  G. ,  South  street 
Snelling,  Henry,  North  street 

Warminster,  Wiltshire. — Pop.  5,563. 

Coates,  A.  H.,  Market  place 

Lucas  Brothers,  17,  Market  place 
Warrington,  Lancashire. — Pop.  52,743. 

Green,  John  S. ,  34,  Bridge  street  ,  ,       , 

Lea,  John,  8,  Watkin  street.     1882.  Second-hand 


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1880.     Second-hand 

Second-hand 
{Catholic) 


Warrington — continued. 

Lowe  &  Laithwaite,  61,  Bridge  street 
Naylor,  Herbert  W.,  21,  Sankey  street 
Nixon,  William,  3,  Mill  street.  Market  place. 
Pearse,  Percival,  8,  Sankey  street 
Proud,  W.  A. ,  13,  Suez  street. 

Angling,  Sporting,  Natural  History 
Kichardson,  William,  29,  Irlam  street. 

Warwick,  Warwickshire. — Pop.  11,903. 
Cooke,  Henry  T.,  &  Son,  9,  High  street 
Liacy,  H. ,  8,  High  street 

Watford,  Hertfordshire.— ^op.  20,269. 
Barrett,  Hugh  L.,  86,  St.  Alban's  road 
Bilson,  Thomas,  37,  High  street 
Bradley,  S.  A.,  117,  High  street 
Goodson,  Charles,  93,  High  street 
Lea,  George  W.,  2,  St.  Alban's  road 
Peacock,  Charles  H.,  15,  Queen  street 

Wbdnesbury,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  25,347. 

Kirby,  Thomas,  &  Son,  42,  Lower  High  street 
Lan^ord,  Ernest,  7,  Market  place 

Wellingborough,  Northamptonshire. — Pop.  15,068. 
Brown,  Mrs.  M.  A.,  7,  Sheep  street 
Dennes  Brothers,  Market  square 
Douglas,  George,  30,  Market  street 

Northampton  Printing  &  Publishing  Co.  Ltd.,  Cambridge  street 
Sanders,  Bellamy,  &  Sons,  Silver  street 

Wellington,  Shropshire. — Pop.  13,178. 
Hobson  &  Co. ,  Market  square 
Jones,  John,  8,  Church  street 
Keay,  James,  19,  New  street 
Sharman,  Alfred,  89,  New  street 

Wellington,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  6,808. 
Brooks,  Miss  S.  T.,  3,  High  street 
Bryant,  Henry,  38,  High  street 
Parkhouse,  John  H.,  14,  Fore  street 
Tozer,  L.,  &  Co.,  3,  South  street 

Wells,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  4,822. 
Byrt,  A.,  &  Son,  42,  High  street 
Young,  Arthur,  5,  High  street. 

Welshpool,  Montgomeryshire. — Pop.  6,501. 
Owen,  R.  &  M.,  Broad  street 
Salter,  Samuel,  21,  Berriew  street 

Wem,  Shropshire. — Pop.  3,796. 
Mason  &  Prince,  High  street 
Strong,  Thomas,  52,  High  street 

West  Bromwich,  Staffordshire. — Pop.  59,474. 
Almond,  P.  W.,  245,  High  street 
Eld  &  Blackham,  146,  Hill  top.  ( Wholesale) 

Westbury,  Wiltshire. — Pop.  5,634. 
Michael,  William,  Edward  street 


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Wksthoughton,  Lancashire. — Pop.  12,145. 
Clough,  Robert,  1  and  3,  Market  street 
Partington,  Edmund,  97,  Market  street 
Ralphs,  Thomas,  237,  Church  street 
Seddon,  Mrs.,  56,  Market  street 
Watkiuson,  Daniel,  96,  Church  street 

Wbston-super-Mabb,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  20,000. 
Cross,  James,  86,  High  street. 
Davies  Brothers,  14,  High  street 
Gill,  Frank,  15,  The  Boulevard.     1883. 
Greenway ,  Edwin  VV. ,  3,  West  street 
Lawrence  Brothers,  28,  High  street. 
Scotney,  Mrs.,  69,  High  street. 
Shaddick,  Frederick  C. ,  25,  West  street 
Wallace,  John  E. ,  38,  Regent  street 

Wetherby,  Yorkshire. — Pop.  2,000. 
Beaumont,  James,  North  street 
Crossley,  Henry,  High  street 

WeYmouth,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  18,866. 

Burt,  George  M.,  St.  Mary  street.     1888. 
Butcher,  M. ,  22,  St.  Thomas  street 
Sherren  &  Son,  79,  St.  Mary  street 
Egypt  and  Egyptology 

*  Wheeler,  Hariy,  20  and  21,  St.  Mary  street 

Whitby,  Forite^trc.— Pop.  13,274. 

Bradley,  Thomas,  6,  St.  Ann's  staith 

Home  &  Son,  Bridge  street,  and  1,  John  street.  West  Cliff 

Hudson,  J.,  Flowergate 

Newton,  William,  &  Son,  75,  Baxtergate 

Roe,  Matthew,  8,  Sandgate. 

Vickers,  Lewis,  90,  Church  street. 

Whitchurch,  Shropshire. — Pop.  6,647. 
Jones,  Robert  B. ,  44,  High  street 
Thelwell  &  Co. ,  4,  High  street 

Whitehaven,  Cumberlund.—Vo^.  12,182. 
Adair,  Miss,  20,  King  street 
Bewick,  Martin,  14,  Market  place 
Burlington,  Robert,  63,  Lowther  street.    1874.    New  and  Second-hand 

Edacational,  Theological,  and  General 
Callender  &  Dixon,  3,  Market  place 

Whitstablb,  -X'cn^.— Pop.  4,828. 
Cox,  William  J. ,  High  street 
NichoUs,  Lewis,  High  street 

WiDNES,  Lancashire. — Pop.  30,011. 

Martley,  Edward,  31,  Ann  street  west 
Swale,  Thomas  S. ,  35,  Victoria  road 
Upward,  Samuel,  37,  Albert  road 

WiGAN,  Lancashire. — Pop.  55,013. 

Piatt,  R.,  17,  Wallgate.  {Scholastic) 

*  Starr,  James,  43  and  45,  Wallgate.     1886.  New  and  Second-Tiand 
Wigan  &  District  Educational  Supply  Association  Ltd.,  Market  street 


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WiGTON,  Cumberland.— Voip.  4,346. 
Gate,  Joseph,  1,  King  street 
Hoodless,  W.  H. ,  9,  Market  place 
Mc.  Mechan, -Thomajs,  16,  King  street. 

WiLMSLOw,  Cheshire. — Pop.  6,670. 
Hughes,  William,  Grove  street 
Jones,  Margaret,  Grove  street 

Wimbledon,  Swrrey.— Pop.  25,761. 
Amoore,  John  S.,  28,  High  street 
Marsden,  Lewis,  40,  Wimbledon  hill  road 
Nunneley,  Luke,  11,  Broadway 
Trim,  Edwin,  20,  Wimbledon  hill  road 
Wilson,  Frederick  S. ,  35,  Hartfield  road. 

WiMBOBNB,  Dorsetshire. — Pop.  6,203. 
Bell,  William,  High  street 
Gallop,  S.  S. ,  Eastbrook 
Hobbs,  John  J.,  Eastbrook 
Seymour,  F.  S.,  The  Square 
Tilsed,  James,  High  street 

WiNCANTON,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  2,109. 
Amor,  John  B. ,  Market  place 
Sweetman,  George,  Market  place. 
Watling,  Mrs.  Mary,  Market  place 

WiNCHCOMB,  Olov^cestershire.—Voja.  2,864. 

Belcher,  William  C. ,  Post  Office,  North  street 
Tovey,  George,  North  street 

Winchester,  Hampshire. — Pop.  19,073. 

Gilbert,  Henry  March,  &  Sons,  109,  High  street.  Neio  and  Second-hand 
Jacob  &  Johnson,  57,  High  street 
Malkin,  Walter  E.,  156,  High  street 
Pamplin,  Miss  E.  L. ,  Godbegot  House 
Prouten  &  Dugan,  61,  High  street 
Taplin  &  Tanner,  5,  Jewry  street 
*  Warren  &  Son,  The  Library,  85,  High  st.    1835. 

Antiquarian  and  Local 

Telegrams,  "  Warrens,  Winchester." 

Wells,  P.  &  G.,  11,  College  street 

Windermere,  Westmorland. — Pop.  2,403. 
Gamett,  John,  Church  street 
Simpson,  William 

Windsor,  Berkshire. — Pop.  12,327. 

Jones,  William,  114  and  115,  Peascod  street 
Luff,  Thomas  E.,  Trinity  House 
Stoneham,  William  G.,  53,  Thames  street. 
Tombs,  William  C. ,  St.  Leonard's  road. 
Willmore  &  Scott,  13,  Thames  street 
Wright,  Joseph  W.,  3,  Peascod  street 


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Winsford,  Cheshire. — Pop.  10,440. 
Billington,  John,  75,  High  street 
Williams,  WUliam,  High  street 


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Wisbech,  Cambridgeshire. — Pop.  9,395. 

Gardiner  &  Co.,  10  and  11,  Union  street 
Height,  Robert,  16,  Norfolk  street  east 
Leach  &  Son,  26,  High  street 

Witney,  Oxfordshire. — Pop.  3,110. 
Harris,  Miss  Clara,  High  street 
Knight,  John,  High  street 

WivELiscoMBB,  Somersetshire. — Pop.  2,246. 
Lempriere,  Frederick  P. ,  Church  street. 
Vickery,  John,  Market  place 

WoBURN,  Bedfordshire. — Pop.  2,000. 
Fisher,  Henry  G. ,  High  street 
Sergeant,  Joseph,  Bedford  street 

Woking,  Surrey. — Pop.  9,776. 

Moore,  William,  Chertsey  road 
Wingfield,  John  C. 

Wokingham,  Berkshire. — Pop.  3,254. 
Chambers,  Misses,  Broad  street. 
Gotelee,  William  J. ,  6,  Market  place 
Perkins,  Herbert  H.,  Denmark  street 

Wolverhampton,  Staffordshire.— Pop.  88,662. 
Barford  &  Newitt,  27,  Queen  street 
Barker,  Alfred,  14,  Queen  square. 
Driver,  R.,  3,  Darlington  street 
Fox,  Walter  H.,  14,  Chapel  Ash 
Godfrey,  Charles,  Market  hall. 
Hill  &  Smith,  Queen  street 
Hinde,  Alfred,  44,  Dudley  street ;  also  51,  Chapel  Ash 


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New  and  Second-hand 


Ratcliff,  Edward,  9,  Market  hall.  New  and  Second-hand 

Start,  Henry,  &  Son,  1,  Salop  street 
Wilmott,  O.  &  C,  98,  Darlington  street 

WooDBRiDGE,  Suffolk. — Pop.  4,480. 
Booth,  George,  Church  street 
Lambert  &  Fairweather,  Church  street 
Loder,  John,  Thoroughfare.     1772. 

Telegramt,  "  Woodbridge." 

Newson,  Samuel  J.,  Thoroughfare.  Second-hand 

Woodford,  Essex. — Pop.  10,984. 

Jones,  J. ,  &  Sons,  High  street,  Woodford  green 
Shrimpton,  J.,  2,  Grove  terrace.  High  road 

WooLSTON,  Hampshire. — Pop.  3,538. 
Bridges,  Albert,  Victoria  road 

Woolwich,  Kent. — Pop.  40,848. 

Cattermole,  Frederick  J.,  Artillery  place.  {Military) 

Gardiner,  "William,  19,  Cross  street.  Secovd-hand 

Harris,  Richard  James,  1,  Beresford  square.     1866.     Second-ha/nd 

Scholastic  and  General 
Harris,  Richard,  26,  Beresford  square.     1870.      Second-hand 
Squires,  W.  J.,  95  and  96,  Wellington  street,  and  39,  Hare  street 


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WoRCESTBB,  Worcestershire. — Pop.  42,908. 
Bay  lis,  E.,  &  Son,  22,  The  Cross 

*  Colwell,  Frederick  H.,  56,  Sidbury.     1893. 
Deighton  &  Co. ,  53,  High  street. 
Fuller,  E.,  &  Co.,  14,  Broad  street 
Gale,  Alfred  W.,  18,  The  Foregate 

*  Humphreys  &  Co.,  College  street.     1805. 

Theological  and  General 
Leicester,  William,  6,  High  street 
Millage,  Thomas  M.,  14,  St.  John's 
Morgan,  Frederick,  Little  Angel  street 
Morgan,  Robert,  29  and  30,  Ty thing. 
Walters  &  Houghton,  St.  Swithin  street 

Workington,  Cumberland. — Pop.  23,490. 
Carmichael,  John  E. ,  22,  Finkle  street 
Suart,  Mrs.  George,  26,  Wilson  street 
Wilson,  H.  S.,  17,  Washington  street 

Worksop,  Nottinghamshire. — Pop.  12,734. 

Ratcliffe,  Thomas,  "  Times  "  Office,  Albert  buildings 
Sissons  &  Son,  Potter  street 

*  White,  Robert,  Park  place.     1847. 

Topographical,  Antiquarian,  and  Miscellaneous 

Worthing,  Sussex. — Pop.  16,606. 

Crawford,  Thomas  C. ,  56,  South  street 
Foyster,  Henry  A. ,  10,  South  street 
Kirshaw,  J.  C,  7  and  20,  Warwick  street. 
Paine,  Walter,  27  and  29,  Montague  street 
Thomas,  Charles  E.,  25  and  27,  Chapel  road 

Wotton-under-Edge,  Gloucestershire. — Pop.  3,276. 
Herrick  &  Gorham,  Long  street 
Presley,  George,  Long  street 

Wrexham,  Denbighshire. — Pop.  12,552. 

Bay  ley,  Charles  G.,  &  Co.,  51,  Hope  street 

Hughes  &  Son,  56,  Hope  street 

Potter,  R.,  18  and  19,  High  street 

Rogers  &  Jenkins,  20,  Hope  street 

Smith,  Charles  (late  John  Little),  8,  Hope  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Venn,  William,  32,  High  street.        •  Second-hand 

Wycombe  (High),  Buckinghamshire. — Pop.  13,435. 
Butler  Bros. ,  5,  Church  square 
Child,  William  J.  A.,  115  and  116,  Oxford  road 
Kendall,  Frederick  D.,  28,*jWhite  Hart  street 

Wymondham,  Norfolk. — Pop.  4,764. 
Gushing,  Henry,  Market  street 
Parker,  James,  Market  place 

Yarmouth  (Great),  Norfolk.— Von.  49,334. 

Barber,  William  Charles,  7,  North  Howard  street.  1868.   Second-hand 

Theological,  Scientific,  and  Miscellaneous 
Blake,  Stuart  C,  Broad  row 
Bond  &  Company,  3,  Market  row 

Calver,  Henry  F.,  40,  St.  Peter's  road.  {Circulating  Library) 

Jarrold  &  Sons,  182,  King  street.  {Circulating  Library) 


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Yeovil,  Somersetshire, — Pop.  9,648. 
Collins,  William  B. ,  Princes  street 
Tait,  William  S.,  39,  Middle  street 
Whitby  &  Son,  Princes  street 

York,  Yorkshire.— Vo^,  67,004. 
Anderson,  T.,  44,  Coney  street 
Bentley,  William,  53,  Coney  street 
Book  Saloon,  6,  Micklegate 
Brown,  A. ,  &  Sons,  Limited,  6,  Clifford  street 
Burdekin,  C.  L.  &  K.  £. ,  3,  Parliament  street 
Chapman,  John  C. ,  36,  Coney  street 
Pickering,  E.  H.,  28,  High  Ousegate. 
*  Sampson,  John,  13,  Coney  street.     1844. 
Local  Topography  and  Old  Sporting  Books 
Telegranut  "  Sampson,  York.       TeUphontj  No.  41. 
Sessions,  William,  30,  Coney  street 
Story,  Edwin,  79a,  Micklegate 
Streicher,  Charles  A. ,  4,  Church  street. 
Watts,  John  Henry,  13,  Micklegate 


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SCOTLAND. 

Aberdeen,  Aberdeenshire. — Pop.  124,943. 
Adam,  John,  169,  Union  street. 

*  Bisset,  James  G. ,  85,  Broad  street.     1879 

Classical,  Medical,  and  General.    Telephone^  484. 

*  Brown,  A.,  &  Co.,  83  and  85,  Union  street. 
Caullield,  William,  28  to  32,  Market  gallery 
Cruickshank,  Colin  A.,  27,  Market  gallery. 

*  Forbes,  John  William,  408,  Union  street. 
Lindsay,  W.  &  W.,  28  and  30,  Market  street 

*  Middleton,  George,  2,  Baker  street.     1854. 

General  and  Antiquarian 

*  Mihie,  A.  &  R.,  229,  Union  street.     1852. 

General,  Local,  and  Theological.  Telephone,  269 

Murray,  Alexander,  271,  Union  street 

*  Murray,  James,  28,  St.  Nicholas  street.    1825. 

Antiquarian,  Theological,  and  General.    Telephone, 
NicoU,  Thomas  P.,  9,  10,  11,  Market  gallery. 
Smith,  John  Rae,  57,  Union  street 
Smith  (Lewis)  &  Son,  McCombie's  court 

*  Walker  &  Co.,  19,  Bridge  street.     1881. 

Educational,  Medical,  and  General.    Telephone,  629 
Walker,  Robert,  132,  Union  street 
Wilson,  James,  45,  New  Market  gallery. 

*  Wyllie,  D.,  &  Son,  247,  Union  street.  1815. 

Scottisli  History,  Antiquities,  Ac. 

Telegrams,  "  Wyllie,  Aberdeen."    Telephone,  402 

AiRDRiE,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  19,135. 

Baird  &  Hamilton,  44  and  46,  Graham  street 

Bell  &  Hyne,  15,  Graham  street 

Craig,  John,  42,  South  Bridge  street 

Duncan,  J.,  11,  Bank  street 

Thomson,  Andrew,  28,  South  Bridge  street 

*  Thomson  &  Co.,  Mollinsburn.     1867. 

Mystical  Theology 


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80  DIRECTORY  OP  BOOKSELLERS. 

Alloa,  Clachnannanshire. — Pop.  10,754. 
Buchan  Brothers,  29,  Candleriggs 
Henderson,  Robert  S. ,  35,  Mill  street 
Pearson,  Andrew,  62,  Mill  street 
Rae,  John  B. ,  38,  Primrose  street 
Thorburn,  Walter,  13,  Mill  street 

Alva,  Slerlingshire. — Pop.  5,225. 

Cunningham,  Robert,  Stirling  street 
Drysdale,  Mrs.  William,  Stirling  street 

Annan,  Dumfriesshire. — Pop.  5,295. 

Cuthbertson,  William,  &  Son,  96,  High  street  [Circulating  Library) 

Richardson,  Mrs.  John,  77,  High  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Watt,  David,  68,  High  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Anstruther,  Fi/eshire. — Pop.  1,638. 

Bruce,  David,  67,  James  street,  Cellardyke 
Gourlay,  Mrs. ,  38,  High  street 
Mitchell,  Mrs. ,  Shore  street 
Russell,  William,  25,  Shore  street 

Arbroath,  Forfarshire. — Pop.  22,821. 
Boath,  W.  &  J.,  Brothock  bridge 
Bonnyman,  J.  S. ,  Market  place 
Hood,  J.  F.,  &  Son,  94,  High  street 
Myles,  George,  220,  High  street 

Ogilvie,  John,  8,  West  Port.     1889.  New  and  Second-hand 

Strachan,  W^illiam  B.,  255,  High  street 

Ardrossan,  Ayrshire. — Pop.  5,209. 
Crawford,  James  A.,  Princes  street 
Guthrie,  Arthur,  &  Sons,  Princes  street 

Auchterarder,  Perthshire. — Pop.  3,494. 
Eason,  Robert  R. 
Richards,  C.  M. 
Young,  Alexander  S. 

Ayr,  Ayrshire. — Pop.  24,800. 

Doak,  Robert,  7,  Old  Bridge  street.  Second-haivd 

Fergusson,  Alexander,  18  and  20,  High  street 

Irvine,  Samuel,  &  Sons,  91  and  93,  High  street 

Lawson,  Allan,  96,  Main  street,  Newton 

Lymburn,  William,  63  and  65,  Newmarket  street 

McCall,  James,  38,  Sandgate.  {Circulating  Library) 

Murray,  Henry,  171,  High  street 

Murray,  Hugh,  17,  High  street 

Roddie,  George  G. ,  236,  High  street 

Stephen  &  Pollock,  37,  Sandgate 

Taylor,  William,  Alio  way  street 

Banff,  Banffshire. — Pop.  7,578. 

Gordon,  John  R.,  81,  High  street 
Leask,  Robert,  66,  Low  street 
Simpson,  James,  9,  Low  street 

Bathgate,  Linlithgowshire. — Pop.  5,330. 
Clark,  George,  Engine  street 
Gilbertson,  Laurence,  Hopetoun  street 


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Beith,  Ayrshire. — Pop.  4,037. 
Hood,  John  E. ,  Strand 
Kerr,  Samuel,  Cross 
Millar,  James,  Main  street 
Reid  &  Co. ,  Main  street 

Berwick  (North)  Haddingtonshire. — Pop.  1,698. 

Melville,  William,  69,  High  street.  {Oircvlating  Library) 

Murray,  G.  &  D.,  33,  High  street 

BiOGAR,  Lanarkshire.  — Pop.  1 , 356. 
Gibson,  Thomas 
Watson,  James  B. 
Wilson,  John  H. 

Blairgowrie,  Perthshire — Pop.  3,714. 
Dryerre,  Henry,  10,  High  street 
McHardy,  Miss  Jane,  High  street 
Saunders,  Misses,  High  street 
Smith,  David,  Wellmeadow 

Blantyre,  Lanarkshire.  — Pop.  *,1 1 ,  352. 
Harris,  George,  High  Blantyre 
Scott,  Miss  Agnes,  Stonefield  road 

Bo'ness,  Linlithgowshire. — Pop.  4,579. 

Bo'ness  Printing  Company,  North  street 
Broome,  Francis  W.,  North  street 
Taylor,  David,  59,  South  street 

Bonnyrigg,  Midlothian. — Pop.  2,514. 

Cairns,  Miss  Janet,  Dundas  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

McBeath,  Peter,  High  street 

Bothwbll,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  31,484. 
Leishman,  Robert,  Main  street 
McKinnon,  Alexander,  Main  street 

Brechin,  Forfarshire. — Pop.  8,955. 

Alexander,  W.  &  D.,  41,  High  street.  {Scholastic) 

Alexander,  William,  25,  St.  David  street 
Batchelor,  James,  11,  Swan  street 
*  Black  &  Johnston,  40,  High  street 
Local  Books  a  specialty 
Mackie,  David,  103,  High  street 

Bridge  of  Allan,  Stirlingshire. — Pop.  3,207. 

Erskine,  John,  Henderson  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

McDonald,  Robert,  Henderson  street 

Broughty  Ferry,  Forfarshire. — Pop.  7,644. 

Belford,  James,  &  Co. ,  126  and  128,  Brook  street 

Bowman,  Alexander,  116,  Brook  street.  {Circulating  library) 

Dempster,  David,  61,  Gray  street 

Dick,  John,  29,  Gray  street 

Buckie,  Banffshire. — Pop.  5,834. 
Bremner,  James,  2,  Main  street 
Gibson,  George  P.,  West  Church  street 
Johnston,  William  F.,  13,  West  Church  street 
Pozzi,  James  P. ,  8,  High  street 
Webster,  John,  11  and  12,  Cluny  square 

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Burntisland,  Fi/eahire, — Pop.  4,692. 
Gray,  William,  78,  High  street 
Wood,  David,  88,  High  street 

Callander,  Perthshire. — Pop.  1,538. 
Linklater,  William,  Main  street 
McFarlane,  M.  S. ,  Main  street 
Ritchie,  James,  Main  street 

Cambuslano,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  15,358. 
Lithgow,  John,  Jun. 
Mowat,  Joseph 
Peddie,  J.  W.  {CirculcUing  Library) 

Campbbltown,  Argyleshire. — Pop.  10,260. 
McEwing  &  Co. ,  Back  street 
Morgan,  C.  &  M.,  Main  street 
Ralston,  A.  &  C,  Main  street 
Wilson,  Robert,  56,  Long-row 

Carluke,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  4,116. 
Aikman,  T.,  High  street 
Beveridge,  A.,  High  street 
Young,  John,  High  street 

Carnoustie,  Forfarshire. — Pop.  4,134. 

Buik,  Alexander,  High  street.  (Circulating  library) 

Reid,  M.  M.,  High  street  {Circulating  Library) 

Simpson,  Andrew,  High  street 

Castle  Douglas,  Kirkcudbrightshire. — Pop.  2,870. 
Gordon,  Samuel,  97,  King  street 
Kydd,  John  W. ,  76,  King  street 
Rae,  Adam,  King  street 

Coatbridge,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  30,033. 
Craig,  William,  45,  Main  street 
McGaughran,  Edward,  115,  Main  street 
Pettigrew,  Alexander,  54,  Main  street 
Wotherspoon,  James,  91 ,  Main  street 

Coldstream,  Bervnckshire. — Pop.  1,535. 
Landreth,  Robert,  High  street 
Scott,  Robert,  High  street 

Coup ar- Angus,  Perthshire. — Pop.  2,106. 

Culross,  William,  &  Son,  George  street 
Crieff,  Perthshire.— Vo^.  4,901. 

Anderson,  D.  D.,  15,  Comrie  street 

Comrie,  Peter,  23,  West  High  street 

McCulloch,  George,  11,  St.  James's  square 

McDonald,  Alexander,  &  Sons,  40,  High  street 

Makinson,  Daniel  D.,  63,  King  street 

Miller,  George,  46,  High  street 

Norrie,  David,  8  and  10,  High  street 

Philips,  David,  20,  Comrie  street 
Cupar,  Fifeshire. — Pop.  4,729. 

Innes,  J.  &  G.,  8,  Bonnygate 

Lockhart,  David,  Lady  wynd 

Smith,  David,  Bonnygate 

Westwood,  A.,  &  Son,  20,  Crossgate 


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Dalbeattie,  KirctLdhrightahire.—Vop.  3,149. 
M'Clymont,  James  D.,  38,  High  street 
Maxwell,  Robert,  78,  High  street 
Spencelayh,  Miss  E.  A. ,  16,  High  street 

Dalkeith,  Midlothian. — Pop.  6,952. 
Bruce,  James  S. ,  44,  High  street 
Garment,  John,  67,  High  street 
Lyle,  P  &  D.,  45,  High  street 
Young,  James,  58,  High  street.  {Scholctstic) 

Dingwall,  Roas-ahire. — Pop.  2,283. 
M'Pherson,  John,  63,  High  street 
Munro,  Miss 
Souter,  George  (late  James  Keith),  12,  High  street 

Dollar,  Clackmannanshire, — Pop.  2,014. 
Bradshaw,  Thomas,  Bridge  street 
Miller,  James,  Bridge  street 

Dumbarton,  Dtimbartonshire. — Pop.  16,908. 
Bennett  k  Thomson,  Church  street 
Boyd,  Thomas,  127,  High  street 
Cameron,  Duncan,  113,  High  street 
Langlands,  George,  57)  High  street 

Dumfries,  Dumfriesshire. — Pop.  17,821. 

Anderson,  J. ,&  Son,  163,  High  St.  {Circ.  Library.)  New dk  Second-hand 

Hunter,  A.  &  T.,  121,  High  street 

Maxwell,  James,  &  Son,  117  and  119,  High  street 

Montgomery,  J.  S.,  109,  High  street 

Dunbar,  Haddingtonshire. — Pop.  5,210. 
Downie,  Mrs.  James,  56,  High  street 
Knox,  James,  64,  High  street.     1849 
Knox,  Thomas  B. ,  106,  High  street 

Dundee,  Forfarshire. — Pop.  155,640. 
Burns  &  Harris,  112,  Nethergate 

Cant,  James,  26,  Green  market.     1860.  Second-hand 

Kidd,  William,  The  Library,  Whitehall  street 

McGregor,  Mrs.  E. ,  86,  High  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Montgomery,  George,  64,  High  street 
Morris,  George,  72,  High  street 

Morrison,  R.,  31,  Cowgate.  Second-hand 

.  Antiquarian  and  General 

*  P.etrie,  George,  26,  Castle  street.     1875.  New  and  Second-hand 

'  Antiquarian  and  General 

*  Sowers  Company,  28,  Commercial  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Stephen,  J.  A. ,  &  Co. ,  9,  Barrack  street.  New  and  Second-hand 
Winter,  Duncan  &  Co. ,  10  and  12,  Castle  street 

Dunfermline,  Fifeshire. — Pop.  22,365. 
Campbell,  Duncan,  19,  Chalmers  street 
Clark,  William,  &  Son,  11,  High  street 
Drysdale,  Charles,  High  street.  Second-hand 

Millar,  William,  60,  High  street 
Romanes,  Archibald,  73,  High  street 

Dunoon,  Argyleshire. — Pop.  5,285. 
Craig,  George,  61,  Argyll  street 


84  DIRKCTORT  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Dunoon—  continued, 

Scotland,  T.  &  M.,  Pier  road 

Smith,  Thomas,  3,  Hafton  place.  {CirctUcUing  Library) 

Wallace,  A.,  Pier  road 

DuN8,  Berwickshire. — Pop.  2,198. 

Aikman,  Peter  J. ,  4,  Castle  street 
Swan,  James,  &  Co. ,  Market  square 
Wilkie,  Adam  H. ,  Market  square 
Williamson,  John,  5,  Murray  street 

EDINBURGH.— Pop.  261,261. 

Anderson,  James,  28,  Broughton  street 

Archibald,  James,  2,  Dairy  road,  and  13,  Clifton  terrace 

Arnot,  James,  95,  Lothian  road 

Barbour,  Benjamin  M. ,  26,  South  Clerk  street 

*  Bazendine,  Andrew,  10,  St.  Giles  st.    1882.    New  and  Second-hand, 

Educational,  Antiquarian,  and  General  See  advt. 

Bell  &  Bradfute,  12,  Bank  street 

Blackwood,  William,  &  Sons,  45,  George  street 

*  Brown,  A.  B.,  15,  Bristo  place.  Second-hand 

Educational,  General,  and  Autographs.   Telegrams^  "  Bristo  Brown,  Edinburgh.' 
Brown,  George,  11  and  12,  North  Bank  street.  The  Mound.     1878 

*  Brown,  J.  Hardie,  12,  South  College  street.     1839.     Second-hand 

General,  Chess  Literature,  Old  Engravings,  <&c. 

*  Brown,  William,  26,  Princes  street.    1877.    Second-hand.    See  advt. 

Antiquarian,  Fine  Art,  and  General ;  also  MSS.,  Autographs,  Ac. 
Telegramty  '*  Bibliopole,  Edinburgh." 

*  Brycei  William,  54,  Lothian  street.    New  dk  Second-hand,    See  advt. 

Est.  1885.    General,  Medical,  Scientific,  and  Educational 

*  Cameron,  Richard,  1,  South  St.  David  street.     1868.     Second-hand 

Antiquarian,  Fine  Art,  and  General 

*  Camp1>3ll,  John,  17,  West  Crosscauseway.     1883.     Second-hand 

Miscellaneous,  Curious,  Banting,  Economics,  Ac. 
Christie,  William  C,  97,  Nicholson  street.     1840.     Second-hand 

*  Clay,  W.  F.,  18,  Teviot  place.     1881.  New  and  Second-hand 

Standard  General,  Medical,  and  Scientific.    Specialty :  Chemistry 
Tinlin,  William,  237,  Leith  walk.  Second-hand 

*  Douglas  &  Foulis,  9,  Castle  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Booksellers  and  Librarians 

*  Dunn,  James,  14,  Bristo  place.     1888.  Second-hand 

Theological  and  General 

*  Elliot,  Andrew,  17,  Princes  street.  New  and  Second-hand 
Gardner,  Charles,  31,  Dundas  street 

*  Grant,  John,  31,  George  IV.  Bridge.  New  and  Second-hand,  See  advt. 

Remainders  of  New  Books  and  General  Second-hand 
Grant,  R.,  &  Son,  107,  Princes  street 

*  Green,  William,  &  Sons,  18  and  20,  St.  Giles  st.     1874.      {Law  Books) 
Haig,  James,  1,  Antigua  street,  Leith  walk.         Second-hand 

Hitt,  James  G.,  37,  George  street 

*  Hossack,  Thomas  M.,  40,  Chambers  street.     1875.     Second-hand 

General,  Classical,  Educational 

*  Hunter,  R.  W.,  19,  George  IV.  Bridge.  New  and  Second-hand 

Chiefly  Theology.     Teifgrram*,  ••Theology,  Edinburgh."    Telephone,  907 

*  Johnstone,  David,  47a,  Hanover  street.     1894.     Second-hand 

Antiquarian  and  General 

*  Johnston,  George  P.,  33,  George  street.    1880.     Second-hand 

Curious,  Old,  and  Rare 
'  *  Livingstone,  E.  &  S. ,  15,  Teviot  place.     1863.     New  and  Second-hand 
Medical  and  Miscellaneous.    Telephone,  854a.. 


J 


SCOTLAND. 


85 


New  and  Second-hand 
Second-hand 


Edinburgh — continued. 

Mackintosh,  J.  R.,  15,  St.  Giles  street. 

*  Mackay,  James,  4,  Bristo  place. 

Educational  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Mackenzie,  John,  43,  Lothian  street.     1860.         Second-hand 

General  Literature  ;  also  back-date  Magazines.    Lists  of  Wants  solicited 

*  Macleod,  Norman,  7,  North  Bank  st..  The  Mound.  New  ds  Second-hand 

*  Macniven  &  Wallace,  138,  Princes  street.    1878.     New  dh  Second-hand 

Booksellers  and  Librarians 

*  Macphail,  Alexander  W.,  33,  St.  Andrew  square.     Second-hand 

Antiquarian,  General,  and  Prints 
Maloney,  Frank,  2,  West  Crosscauseway.     1896.     Secondhand 
Menzies,  John,  k  Co.,  12,  Hanover  street.  {Wholesale) 

*  Mitchell,  William,  23,  Lothian  street.     1894.      Second-hand 

General,  Educational,  Medical 
Moodie  Brothers,  10,  Antigua  street,  and  71,  Nicolson  street 

*  Pentland,  Young  J.,  11,  Teviot  place  ;  also  at  London 

New  and  Second-hand  Medical  ana  Scientific 
Religious  Tract  &  Book  Society  of  Scotland,  99,  George  street 
Somerville,  R.  &  H. ,  10,  Spring  gardens,  Stockbridge 

*  Smith,  Thomas,  9,  South  College  street.  New  and  Second-hand 
Stevenson,  A.,  &  Co.,  9,  North  Bank  street 

Taylor,  James,  31,  South  Castle  street 

*  Thin,  James,  55,  South  Bridge,  and  1  and  2,  Lindsay  place. 

Est.  1847.    All  Departments,  New  and  Second-hand. 
Telegramst  "  Bookman,  Edinourgh."     Telephone^  796. 

*  Thomson  Brothers,  74,  George  street.     1875.       Second-hand 

Mystical,  Topography,  Portraits  and  Engravings 
Turner,  James,  15,  Elm  row,  Leith  walk.  1891.  New  and  Second-hand 
Turner,  George,  16,  Haddington  place.     1890.     Second-hand 

*  Williams  &  Norgate,  20,  South  Frederick  st. ;  also  at  London  &  Oxford 

Importers  of  Foreign  Books.    Telegrama,  "  Librorum,  Edinburgh." 
Williamson,  R.  M.,  &  Son,  309,  Leith  walk.     1878.     Second-hand 

*  Young,  George  Adam,  &  Co.,  102,  South  bridge 

Theological  and  Foreign 


Elgin,  Elginshire,— Voi^.  7,799. 

Thorbum,  E.  &  W.,  122,  High  street 
*  Watson,  James,  159,  High  st.     {Circ.  Library).    New  and  Second-hand 
(Est.  1776) 
Watt,  Alexander,  144,  High  street 
Yeadon,  J.  D.,  62,  High  street.  {Circ.  Library)  New  and  Second-hand 

Falkirk,  Stirlingshire. — Pop.  17,307. 

Callander,  John,  97  and  162,  High  street 

Frew,  Robert,  134,  Graham's  road 

Inglis,  George,  Vicar  street 

Leslie,  James,  149,  High  street 

Murdoch,  Alexander,  56  and  106,  High  street 

Paul,  Thomas,  142,  Graham's  road 

Forfar,  Forfarshire. — Pop.  13,665. 
Dick,  David,  1,  South  street 
Dick,  Miss,  88,  Castle  street 
Laing,  Mrs.  E. ,  26,  East  Hi^h  street 
Lawrance,  James,  66,  East  High  street 
Shepherd,  William,  39,  Castle  street 
Thomson,  William  H.,  73,  East  High  street 

Forres,  Elginshire.— Vo^.  3,971. 

Anderson,  George  W.,  142,  High  street 


86  DIRBCTORY  OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


FoKRES — continued. 

Grant,  James,  264,  High  street 
Stewart,  Robert,  k  Son,  170,  High  street 

Fraserburgh,  Aberdeenshire. — Pop.  7,360. 

Trail,  John,  9,  Mid  street,  ana  4 J,  High  street.    (Gircvlating  Library) 
Melvin,  W.  R.,  35,  Broad  street 

Galashiels,  Selkirkshire. — Pop.  17,249. 
Black,  A.,  18,  Island  street 
Dawson,  R.,  &  Son,  40,  High  street 
Grant,  John,  92,  High  street 
Macphail,  Myles,  44,  Hfgh  street 
Walker,  Alexander,  &  Son,  113,  High  street,  and  18,  Bank  street 

GiRVAN,  Ayrshire.— Vo^.  4,081. 

Cully,  William,  J.,  100,  Dalrymple  street 
Currie,  Robert,  11,  Dalrymple  street 
McMorran,  William,  23,  Dalrymple  street 

GLASGOW,  Lanarkshire.— Pop.,  with  suburbs,  780,414. 
Aitkenhead,  Robert  A.,  13,  New  City  road 
Allan,  R.  L.,  &  Son,  143 — 145,  Sauchiehall  street 
Angus,  Craibe,  &  Son,  159,  Queen  street.     1870 

Art  Books,  and  Bumsiana 
Baird,  John,  6,  Queen's  arcade,  Renfrew  street    Second-hand 
Bauermeister,  Frederick,  8,  West  Nile  street 

Importer  of  Foreign  Books 
Brown,  James,  &  Son,  15,  York  street.  {Nautical) 

*  Bryce  k  Murray  Limited,  129,  Buchanan  street.    {Circulating  Library) 

Surplus  Books  from  Library 
Catholic  Book  Company,  85,  High  street 
Chisholm,  Miss  Jessie,  122,  West  Nile  street.     1889 
Craig,  Alexander,  501,  Victoria  road,  s.s. 
Dickson,  John  G.,  192,  Sauchiehall  street 
Dickson,  William  W. ,  282,  St.  George's  road 
Dobbie,  Alexander,  &  Son,  44  and  45,  Clyde  place.     {Nautical) 
Dott,  George,  28  and  382,  Dumbarton  road 
Downie,  Robert,  Jun.,  193,  Main  street,  s.s. 
Drummond  Tract  Dep6t,  89,  Bothwell  street 

*  Forrester,  Robert,  1,  Royal  Exchange  square.     1850.     Second-hand 

Rare,  Valuable,  Fine  Art,  and  Scotch 
Gibson,  Robert,  16,  Queen  street 

Hannah,  James,  122,  Renfield  street.  Second-hand 

Henderson,  D. ,  24,  Stockwell  street.  Second-hand 

Henderson,  Miss  H.  L.,  116,  Candleriggs.     1860.     Second-hand 
Holmes,  Robert  L. ,  3  and  5,  Dunlop  street.         ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 
Holmes,  William,  &  Co.,  35  and  37,  St.  Enoch  square 
Hopkins,  Archibald,  114,  Renfrew  street.  Second-hand 

*  Hopkins,  Hugh,  17,  West  Regent  street.  .  Second-hand 
Hunter,  Alexander,  151,  Crown  street,  s.s. 

Izett,  James  G.,  173,  St.  George's  road.     1851.    Second-hand 

*  Kerr  &  Richardson  Ltd.,  89,  Queen  street.     1827.     Second-hand 

Miscellaneous,  Rare,  English,  Scotch,  and  French  MSS. 

Telegramtf  "Ellisland,  Glasgow."        Telephone,  896. 
Lawrence,  John,  466,  Great  Western  road 

Lindsay,  R.,  &  Co.,  134,  Union  street.     1862.      New  and  Second-hand 
Love,  William,  219  and  221,  Argyle  street.  ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 


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Glasgow — continued. 

Lyall,  David,  Dumbarton  road,  Partick 

McCallum,  John,  &  Co. ,  200  to  204,  Buchanan  street 

*  McClure,  Robert,  28,  Findlay  street.     1880.        New  and  Second-hand 

AntiquariaD,  Art,  Technical,  &c. 
McGeachy ,  James,  &  Co. ,  93  and  95,  Union  street 
McGregor,  Duncan,  &  Co.,  37  and  38,  Clyde  place.     {Nautical) 
Mackay,  Charles,  2iS3,  Buchanan  street.  Second-hand 

McKenzie,  Alexander,  200,  Hope  street 

*  McKenzie,  James,  238,  Buchanan  street.    1870.     Second-hand 

MiscellaneouB,  Bare,  Scotch,  and  Local 
Mackinlay,  John  N.,  429,  Sauchiehall  street 

*  MacLehose,  James,  k  Sons,  61,  St.  Vincent  street.     1838 

Miscellaneous  Bound  Books.    Surplus  Books  from  Library 
TelegravUt  *'  MacLehose,  Glasgow.''        Telephone^  3,416., 

McNeilage,  John,  211,  New  City  road 

McRaith,  John,  525,  Great  Western  road 

Margey,  Hugh,  14,  Great  Clyde  street.  [Gaiholic) 

Marshall,  William,  112,  Nelson  street,  Tradeston.  1881.   Second-hand 

May,  J.  &  H.,  485,  Springburn  road 

Menzies,  John,  &  Co.,  90,  West  Nile  street.        ( Wholesale) 

Morgan,  J.  W.,  &  Co.,  129,  Sauchiehall  street 

Morison  Brothers,  52,  Renfield  street 

Morrison,  Dean,  k  Co.,  57,  West  Nile  street.     ( Wholesale) 

Murdoch  &  Co.,  471,  Eglinton  street 

Niven,  William,  17,  Bridge  street 

Oppenheim,  H.  M.  L. ,  218,  St.  George's  road 

Pickering  &  Inglis,  73,  Bothwell  street 

Porteous  Brothers,  33,  Gordon  street.  ( Wholesale) 

Robertson,  Robert,  304,  Duke  street 

*  Sime,  W.  S.,  120,  Sauchiehall  street.     1837.        New  and  Second-hand 

Educational,  Classical,  Medical,  and  General 
Simpson,  Frank,  69,  Sauchiehall  street 
Simpson,  James  C,  417,  Great  Western  road 
Smith,  John,  &  Son,  19,  Renfield  street,  and  225,  Ingram  street 

*  Stenhouse,  A.,  8 — 10,  University  ave.,  Hillhead.     New  db  Second-hand 

Educational,  Medical,  Theological,  Scientific,  and  General 
Stewart,  R.,  &  Son,  21,  Bath  street 

Sutherland,  William,  123,  Argyle  street,  and  307,  Maxwell  road 
Thomlinson,  John,  436,  Dumbarton  road,  Partick 
Urquhart,  John,  53,  Main  street,  Bridgeton 
Wardrop,  James,  97,  Bothwell  street 
Warren,  Alexander,  475,  Victoria  road,  s.s. 
Whitberg,  L.,  5  and  7,  Dunmore  street,  s.s.  1882.  New  dh  Second-hand 

Hebrew,  and  English  relating  to  Jews 
Whyte,  Thomson,  &  Co.,  144,  Broomielaw.  {Nautical) 

Wilson,  John  S.,  101,  Cowcaddens 
Winning,  Walt,  120,  Cumberland  street,  s.s. 
Winning,  William,  270,  Crown  street,  s.s. 
Wyse,  George,  332,  New  City  road.  Second-hand 

Gbanoemouth,  Stirlingshire.— Po^.  5,833. 
Allan,  Miss  E.  H.,  Grange  street 
Allan,  Mrs.  I.,  South  Bridge  street 
Cameron,  Mrs.  M.  &  N.,  (orange  street 
Hannah,  John,  Grange  street 


88  DIRECTORY    OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Greenock,  Renfrewshire. — Pop.  63,423. 

Black,  James  W.,  17,  West  Blackhall  street.        {GirculcUing  Library) 

Campbell,  Alexander,  &  Son,  46,  Hamilton  street 

Dunn,  Andrew,  35,  Cathcart  street 

Fulton  &  Company,  3,  Grey  place 

Gebbie,  &  Company,  28,  Cathcart  street.  {Nautical) 

McGregor,  D. ,  &  Co. ,  32,  Brymner  street.  {Nautical) 

McKelvie,  James,  &  Sons,  34,  Hamilton  street 

Morrison,  John,  &  Sons,  67,  Rue  End  street 

Bae,  Thomas,  32,  Hamilton  street 

Haddington,  JIoMingtonshire. — Pop.  3,770. 
Bruce,  Charles,  22,  Market  street 
Cowan,  Thomas,  61,  High  street 
Hutchison,  John,  81,  High  street 

Hamilton,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  24,863. 

Bowie,  M.,  74  and  76,  Cadzow  street.  {GircvJating  Library) 

Buchanan,  G.,  12  and  14,  Brandon  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Dick,  Robert  W.,  Quarry  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

McSkimming,  James,  18,  Cadzow  street 

Hawick,  Roxburghshire. — Pop.  19,204. 

Davidson,  Andrew  W.,  41,  High  street 
Goodfellow,  John  C,  63,  High  street 
Henderson,  William,  36,  High  street 

Kennedy,  W.  &  J.,  2,  Sandbed.     1829.  New  and  Second-hand 

Educational  and  General 

Helensburgh,  Dumbartonshire. — Pep.  8,405. 
Cooper,  John  S.,  62,  East  Princes  street 
Laidlaw,  James  L. ,  19,  East  Princes  street 
McKim,  Miss  Jessie,  47,  West  Clyde  street 
Macneur  &  Bryden,  64  and  56,  East  Princes  street 
Sim,  Robert  H. ,  28,  West  Princes  street 

HuNTLY,  Aberdeenshire. — Pop.  3,760. 
Dunbar,  R.  H.  &  J. ,  20,  Duke  street 
McKenzie,  James,  Duke  street 
Miller,  William,  Deveron  street 
Simpson,  William,  The  Square 

Inverness,  Inverness-shire. — Pop.  19,214. 
Cameron,  John,  2,  Union  street 
Cornet,  James,  London  street 

Macdonald,  D. ,  34,  Grant  street.  Second-hand 

Mackay,  William,  27,  High  street 
Mackenzie,  A.  &  W.,  2,  Lombard  street.    1875.   New  and  Second-hand 

Historical,  Genealogical,  and  Antiquarian 
McLaren,  Thomas,  17,  Union  street 

*  Melven  Bros.,  29,  Union  st.  ;  also  at  Nairn.   1864.  Neio  de  Second-hand 

*  Munro,  William,  29,  Bridge  street 

*  Snowie,  William  M.,  50,  Church  street.    1887.    New  and  Second-hand 

British  and  Foreign,  Coins,  &c. 
Turnbull,  J.,  Victoria  arcade,  Newmarket.  Second-hand 

Young,  George,  New  Market.  New  and  Second-hand 

Theological  and  General 

Irvine,  Ayrshire.— Po^.  9,037. 
Begg,  John  S. ,  99,  High  street 


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Ik  VI N  E — continued. 

Murchland,  Charles,  75,  High  street 
Yuille,  John,  &  Son,  81,  High  street 

Jedburgh,  Roxburghshire. — Pop.  3,397. 
Easton,  A.  &  VV.,  18,  High  street 
Easton,  Walter,  Marketplace 
Geddes,  Alexander,  41,  High  street 
Small,  Thomas,  16,  High  street 

Johnstone,  Renfrewshire. — Pop.  9,668. 
Boyd,  Thomas,  39,  High  street 
Johnston,  William,  17,  High  street 
Ijaing,  John,  56,  High  street 

Keith,  BanJ}khire.—Voi^.  4,622. 

Munro,  William,  99,  Mid  street 
Mitchell,  John,  119,  Mid  street 

Kelso,  Roxburghshire.  — Vo'p.  4,184. 
Clow,  Misses  I.  &  J. ,  The  Square 
McDonald,  John,  Wood  market 

*  Rutherfurd,  J.  &  J.  H.,  20,  Square.     1802.  New  and  Second-hand 

Border,  Local,  and  Rural 
Wilson,  Mrs.  JS.,  The  Square 

KiLMABNOCK,  Ayrshire. — Pop.  28,447. 
Brown,  D.,  &  Co.,  2,  King  street 
Dunlop  &  Drennan,  6,  Portland  street 
Fulton,  W.,  25,  Titchfield  street 
Haggo,  Matthew,  72,  King  street 
Irving,  W.,  Bank  street 
Irvine  &  Son,  90,  King  street 
M*Culley,  Hugh,  60,  King  street 
McKean,  William,  45,  Portland  street 
Murdoch,  William,  113,  King  street 
Ritchie,  John,  14  and  16,  Sturrock  street 
Rodger,  Mrs.  T.,  126,  King  street 
Smith,  John,  20,  Portland  street 
Thomson,  R. ,  Bank  place,  and  West  George  street 

Kinross,  Kinross-shire. — Pop.  1,902. 
Barnet,  George,  Main  street 
Brown,  David,  Main  street 
Ewing,  Peter,  Main  street 

Kirkcaldy,  Fi/eshire. — Pop.  27,151. 
Burt,  James,  186,  High  street 
Davidson,  John,  &  Son,  111,  High  street 
Duncan,  William,  19,  High  street 
Fergus,  William,  222,  High  street 
Robertson,  Misses,  39,  High  street 
Young,  J.  &  D.,  132,  High  street 

Kirkcudbright,  Stewartry  of  Kirkcudbright. — Pop.  2,530. 
Conning,  Miss,  St.  Mary  street 
Denniston,  James  &  John,  47,  Castle  street 
Macbean,  Alexander,  17,  Castle  street 

Kirkintilloch,  Dumbartonshire.— Vai^.  9,313. 
Aitken,  Mrs.  J. ,  43,  Cowgate  street 


90 


DIRECTOllT   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Kirkintilloch — continued. 

Goudie,  Robert,  78,  Cowgate  street 
McLeod,  Donald,  49,  Cowgate  street 
Scott,  M.  k  J.,  139,  Cowgate  street 

Kirkwall,  Orkney  Ides.— Pop.  3,896. 
Anderson,  James,  Bridge  street 
Leonard's  Newsagency,  Bridge  street.     1840. 
Mackintosh,  William  B.,  Victoria  street 
Peace,  William,  &  Son,  Albert  street 

Kirriemuir,  Forfarshire.— Vop.  4,179. 
Lowden,  William,  Roods  street 
Mills,  William  B.,  22,  High  street 
NicoU,  Alexander  H. ,  39,  High  street 

Lanark,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  4,759. 
Morrison,  John  D.,  44,  Bloomgate 
Thomson,  D.  A.  V. ,  29,  High  street 
Whitefield,  N.,  103,  High  street 

Xarkhall,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  8,360. 
Baxter,  Walter,  Montgomery  street 
Barns,  William,  Union  street 

Leith,  Edinburghshire. — Pop.  67,660. 
Donaldson,  John  T.,  133,  Ferry  road 
Grant,  John,  191,  Great  Junction  street. 
McCart,  James,  9,  Charlotte  street 
Matheson,  J.  S.,  &  Co.,  47  and  48,  Shore. 
Waterston  &  Johnston,  19,  Bernard  street 

Lerwick,  Shetland. — Pop.  3,783. 

Duncan,  Charles  J. ,  155,  Commercial  street 
Manson,  T.  &  J.,  16,  Hillhead.     1885. 

Dialectic  and  Antiquarian 
Matthewson,  T.,  51,  Commercial  street. 
Morrison,  Hector,  74,  Commercial  street 
Sandison,  C.  &  A.,  123,  Commercial  street 

Leslie,  Fi/eshire. — Pop.  2,177. 
Goodall,  Robert,  High  street 
Jollie,  P.,  &  Son,  High  street 

Leven,  Fifeshire. — Pop.  3,998. 

Malcolm,  David,  80,  High  street 
Porter,  Thomas,  36,  High  street 

Linlithgow,  Linlithgowshire. — Pop.  4,154. 
Clark  &  Steel,  86,  High  street 
Hardie,  Robert,  164,  High  street 

LocHEE,  Forfarshire.— Vai^.  12,370. 
Gray,  AJndrew,  131,  High  street 
Hutcheson,  David,  1,  High  street 
Irvine,  J.  i  W.,  105,  High  street 

Macduff,  Banffshire. — Pop.  3,707. 
Gammie,  «fohn  L.,  41,  Duff  street 
West,  William,  &  Co.,  23,  Duff  street 


Second-hand 


{Nautical) 
{Nautical) 


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New  and  Second-hand 


SCOTLAND. 


91 


Moffat,  Dumfrieaahire. — Pop.  2,290. 

Forrest,  William,  High  street.  {CirculcUing  Library) 

Grieve,  James,  &  Co. ,  Market  place 
Knight,  Robert,  16,  Well  street 

Montrose,  Forfarshire. — Pop.  13,048. 

Balfour,  Robert  R. ,  133,  High  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Davidson,  David  P.,  21  and  23,  Castle  street.      New  and  Second-hand 
Sinclair,  Robert  L. ,  78,  High  street 

Motherwell,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  23,500. 
Aikman,  George,  11,  Brandon  street 
Bell,  William,  &  Co. ,  1 14,  Brandon  street 
Cameron,  Kenneth,  84,  Merry  street 
Gray,  James,  74,  Brandon  street 
Laird,  Robert,  90,  Muir  street 
Stothers,  Thomas,  2,  Muir  street 

Musselburgh,  Edinburghshire. — Pop.  8,885. 
Aikman,  James,  92,  High  street. 
Fen  ton,  John,  104,  High  street. 
Gordon,  A.  C,  119,  High  street. 


{Circulating  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 


Second-hand 


Nairn,  Nairnshire, — Pop.  4,651. 

Campbell,  Alexander,  125,  High  street 
Harrison,  William,  78,  High  street. 
Melven,  Brothers,  25,  High  street 
Reid,  Robert  C,  11,  High  street 

Newmilns,  Ayrshire.— Vop.  3,704. 
Boyd,  James,  Main  street 
Mitchell,  Archibald,  17,  Main  street 
Walker,  M.  &  W. ,  Main  street 

Newton  Stewart,  Wigtownshire. — Pop.  2,332. 
McCredie,  William  S. ,  12,  Victoria  street 

Oban,  Argyleshire. — Pop.  4,377. 

*  Boyd,  T.,  54  to  58,  George  st.    {Girc.  Library).    New  and  Second-hand 

Est.  1883.    Gselic,  English  Books  relating  to  the  Highlands,  and  Miscellaneous 
Galbraith,  Archibald,  Argyll  square 

Macdonald,  Hugh,  Alexandra  road.  {Circulating  Library) 

McKay,  D.,  Queen's  Park  place.  {Circulating  Library) 

Menzies,  J.,  98,  George  street  {Circula,ting  Library) 

Paisley,  Renfrewshire. — Pop.  66,420. 

*  Ballantyne,  John,  &  Son,  28,  High  street.   1877.  New  and  Second-hand 
Barr,  John,  81,  High  street 

*  Gardner,  Alexander,  7,  Gilmour  street 
Glover,  Thomas,  11,  Moss  street 
Goudie,  James,  24,  High  street 
McDougal  Brothers,  4,  Moss  street 
McDougal,  Allan,  20,  High  street 

Menzies,  Matthew,  10,  Gauze  street.     1887.         Second-hand 

Miscellaneous,  Odd  Volumes,  and  Magazines 
Parlane,  J.  &  R. ,  97,  High  street 
Reid,  James,  Moss  street 

Peebles,  Peeblesshire.— Voi^.  4,704. 

Davidson,  Thomas  D. ,  73,  High  street 


92 


DIBECTORT   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Pbsbles  — corUimied. 

Redpath,  A^dam,  6,  High  street 
Watson,  James,  65,  High  street 

Perth,  Perthshire. — Pop.  30,749. 

Barlas,  James,  208,  South  street.     1868. 

Bruce,  John,  46,  George  street 

Christie,  John,  32,  St.  John  street. 

Hay,  B.  A.  &  J.,  23,  George  street. 

Leslie,  Duncan,  20,  St.  John  street 

NicoU,  James  &  Joseph,  41,  South  Methven  st. 

Robertson,  David,  94,  High  street 

Walker,  Robert,  38,  Mill  street. 

Wood  &  Son,  52,  High  street 

Peterhead,  Aberdeenshire. — Pop.  12,195. 
Mennie,  James  H. ,  2,  Chapel  street 

Taylor,  William  L.,  23,  Broad  street. 

Antiquarian,  Scotch  Books,  Ballads,  Poetry,  &c. 
Wernham,  A.  G.,  15,  Broad  street 

Port  Glasgow,  Renfrewshire. — Pop.  14,624. 
Mcintosh,  Mrs.  Mary  D.,  33,  Princes  street 
Miller,  William,  71,  Princes  street 

PoRTOBBLLO,  Edinburgh. — Pop.  8,181. 
Archibald,  Thomas,  144,  High  street 
Black,  James,  182,  High  street 
Hunter,  Richard,  84,  High  street. 

Renfrew,  Renfrewshire. — Pop.  6,756. 
McKenzie,  Robert,  High  street 
Napier,  H.  A. ,  Canal  street 

Rothesay,  Buteshire. — Pop.  9,034. 

Campbell  &  Chalmers,  Misses,  Montague  street 
Duncan,  Miss,  Gallowgate 
Harold,  Misses  E.  &  J. ,  12,  Albert  place. 
Mackinlay,  John,  21,  Victoria  street. 
Mackinnon,  Hector,  11,  Victoria  street. 
Wright,  C.  L. ,  5,  Guildford  square. 

RuTHERGLEN,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  13,074. 
Anderson,  James,  114,  Main  street 
Mitchell,  Lewis,  131,  Main  street. 

St.  Andrews,  Fifeshire. — Pop.  6,853. 

Cook,  Joseph,  &  Son,  80,  Market  street 
Fletcher,  Melville,  &  Son,  121,  South  street 
Henderson,  W.  C. ,  &  Son,  Church  street. 

Saltcoats,  Ayrshire. — Pop.  5,895. 

FuUerton  Brothers,  Dockhead  street 
Mclnnes,  William,  Dockhead  street 
Wallace,  Archibald,  Dockhead  street 

Selkirk,  Selkirkshire. — Pop.  6,788. 
Douglas,  Andrew,  Ettrick  terrawje 
Johnstone,  Archibald,  24,  Market  place 
Lewis,  James,  13,  High  street 
McLean,  James  C,  1,  Buccleuch  road 
Thomson,  Walter,  29,  High  street 


New  and  Second-hand 

{Circulating  Library) 
{Gircvlating  Library) 

{Circulating  Library) 

Second-hand 


New  and  Second-hand 


{Gircula,ting  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 
{Circv^lating  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 
{Circulating  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 


SCOTLAND.  93 


Stevenston,  Ayrshire, — Pop.  of  Pariflh,  6,035. 
Dickie,  John 
Thomson,  Hugh 

Stirling,  Stirlingshire. — Pop.  18,000. 

*  Cook  &  Wylie,  9,  Barnton  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Seottish  Antiqaarian  and  Historical 
Crawford  &  Co. ,  7,  King  street 
Drummond's  Tract  Depot,  Dumbarton  road 

Mackay,  Eneas,  43,  Murray  place.     1883.  New  and  Second-hand 

Shearer,  R.  S. ,  &  Sons,  6,  King  street.     1849. 
Shirra,  William  L.,  83,  Port  street 
Strathern,  John,  34,  Barnton  street 

Stonehaven,  Kincardineshire. — Pop.  4,497. 
Bell,  Miss  Mary,  Market  square 
Taylor,  Miss  Jane,  16,  Evan  street 
Waldie,  Mrs.  J.  M.,  13,  Evan  street 

Stonehouse,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  3,400. 
Hamilton,  John 
Stevenson,  William 

Stornoway,  Boss-shire. — Pop.  11,710. 

Macpherson  &  Co.  Limited,  54,  Point  street 

Stranraer,  Wigtownshire. — Pop.  6,171. 
McLachlan,  William,  34,  George  street 
Roberts,  John,  11,  George  street 

Strathavbn,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  6,069. 
Bryson,  N.  W. ,  Waterside  street 
Morton,  Alexander,  Common  green 

Thurso,  Gaithness-shire. — Pop.  3,930. 
Cormack,  Miss  K.,  High  street 
Malcolm,  John,  Traill  street 
Russell  &  Leslie,  Traill  street 

Tillicoultry,  Glackmanna.nshire. — Pop.  3,939. 
Stewart,  Adam,  High  street 

Troon,  Ayrshire. — Pop.  3,581. 

Dickie,  John,  77,  Temple  hill.  {Nautical) 

Murchland,  Charles,  Ayr  street.  {Circulating  Library) 

Young,  Robert,  18,  Temple  hill 

Wick,  Caithness-shire. — Pop.  8,463. 

Bain,  Donald  H.,  18,  Breadalbane  terrace,  Pulteney  town 

Bruce,  Arthur,  Bridge  street 

George  J.,  &  Son,  Bridge  street 

Rae,  William,  High  street 

Reid,  Peter,  &  Co. ,  42  and  44,  Union  street 

Ross,  Daniel,  High  street 

Sutherland,  William,  High  street 

WiSHAW,  Lanarkshire. — Pop.  14,869. 
Archibald,  Richard,  85,  Main  street 
Hay,  Alexandra,  40,  Main  street 
McRaith,  Robert,  8,  Main  street 
Pomphrey,  William,  Main  street 
Reid,  William  B.,  13,  Main  street 


94 


DIRBCTORT   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


IRELAND. 

Armaoh,  Ulster. — Pop.  7,438. 

M'Watters,  Robert  P.,  English  street 
White,  Samuel,  English  street 

Athlone,  Cos.  Roscommon  and  WeMm^ath.  — Pop.  6,742. 
Bell,  B.  &  J. ,  Castle  street 
Hogan,  Thomas,  Church  street 
Walsh,  John,  Connaught  street 

Ballymena,  Co.  Antrim. — Pop.  8,655. 
Blair,  William,  Church  street. 
Erwin,  William,  &  Co.,  Ballymoney  street 
Erwin,  Thomas,  Church  street 


{Circulating  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 


{ Wholesale  and  Retail) 

Second-hand 

(  Wholesale  and  Retail) 

{ Wholesale  and  Retail) 


Bandon,  Co.  Cork. — Pop.  3,488. 

Crowley,  M. ,  South  Main  street. 
Hurley,  E.,  South  Main  street 

Belfast,  Co.  Antrim. — Pop.  300,000. 

Catholic  Book  Company,  6,  Berry  street 
Cleeland,  James,  26,  Arthur  street.     1864. 

Early  Belfast  printed,  Topographical,  Rare,  and  Curious 
Dargan,  T. ,'  17,  Castle  lane,  &  Smithtield.    1880.    New  and  Second-hand 

Theological,  Educational,  and  Antiquarian 
Eason  &  Son,  Limited,  17,  Donegall  Street. 
Mayne,  William  E.,  2,  Chichester  street 
McWilliams,  James,  Smithtield. 
MuUau,  William,  &  Son,  4,  Donegall  place 
Olley  &  Co.,  Limited,  8,  Royal  avenue. 
Religious  Tract  and  Book  Depdt,  1 16,  Royal  avenue 
Robb,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  Castle  place  and  Lombard  st.     ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 
Shone,  James,  &  Co.,  9,  Lombard  street.  1885.    New  and  Second-hand 

Early  Printed,  Irish,  First  Editions,  Fine  Art,  Educational,  and  General 
Ulster  Unitarian  Christian  Association,  35,  Rosemary  street 

Carlo w,  Co.  Carlow. — Pop.  6,619. 
Colgan,  Patrick,  TuUow  street 
Conlon,  P.  J.,  TuUow  street 
Hoey,  Miss,  TuUow  street 
Kelly,  John,  TuUow  street 
McQuaide  &  Co.,  Dublin  street 
Power,  Mrs.  E.,  Dublin  street 

Carbickfergus,  Co.  Antrim. — Pop.  4,478. 
Bell,  James,  High  street. 

Cabrick-on-Suir,  Co.  Tipperary. — Pop.  5,608. 

Cleary,  Thomas  J. ,  Bridge  street,  and  Main  street 
Lynch,  Thomas,  Kickham  street 

Cavan,  Ulster.— Vop.  2,968. 
Fegan,  John,  Main  street 

O'Brien  &  Co.,  Main  street.  {Circvlaling  Library) 

Smyth,  Thomas  J.,  Main  street 

CoLERAiNB,  Co.  Londonderry. — Pop.  5,106. 
Eccles,  S.,  &  Co.,  The  Diamond 
Woods,  Miss  Annie,  Church  street.  {Circvlaling  Library) 


{Circulating  Library) 


IRELAND.  95 


Cork,  Co,  CorL—Vo]p.  75,343. 

Barrett,  J.,  6  and  7,  Parliament  street 

Cork  Religious  Tract  and  Book  Society,  Grand  Parade 

Evans,  W.  &  T.,  11,  Patrick  street 

*  Massey,  Nassau,  17,  Pembroke  street.  Second-hand 

Irish,  Sporting,  and  General  Literature 
Michael,  J.  W. ,  59,  George's  street.  Second-haivd 

Mulcahy,  D.,  &  Co.,  36,  Patrick  street 
Murray,  G.  V.,  7,  Grand  Parade 
Wilkie  &  Son,  King  street 

DowNPATRiCK,  Go,  Dowu. — Pop.  3,133. 
Crichton,  VV.  Y.,  Irish  street 
McCartney,  W.  &  J.,  English  street 

Dbooheda,  Co,  LotUh. — Pop.  11,873. 

Hughes,  A.,  Ill,  West  street 

McCarthy  &  Company,  West  street 

Nolan,  John,  11,  Laurence  street 

Rombach,  John  K. ,  West  street 
DUBLIN.— Pop.  278,896. 

Brown  &  Nolan  Limited,  24,  Nassau  street 

Byrne,  Charles,  1,  Cavendish  row 

Carson  Brothers,  7,  Grafton  street 

Combridge  &  Co. ,  18,  Grafton  street 

Duffy,  James,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  15,  Wellington  quay.     (  WholeHcde  do  Retail) 

Eason  &  Son  Limited,  Middle  Abbey  street.  (  Wholesale  dr  Retail) 

Fannin  &  Co.  Limited,  41,  Grafton  street.  {Medical) 

(jill,  M.  H.,  &  Son,  50,  Upper  Sackville  street.    ( Wholesale  and  Retail) 

Groves,  M.,  k  Co.,  4,  Wood  quay 

Hodges,  Figgis,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  104,  Grafton  st.  1800.  New d: Second-hand 

Kearney  Brothers,  14,  Capel  street 

McGee,  William,  18,  Nassau  street 

Ma^ee,  William,  5,  Wood  quay.  Second-hand 

General,  School,  Law,  and  Medical 

*  Massey,  Edward,  6,  Aston's  quay.  Second-hand 

Standard  and  Scarce  Literature ;  Works  relating  to  Ireland 
Morrow,  Robert,  &  Son,  12,  Nassau  street 
O'Donoghue,  T.  G.,  3,  Bedford  row.  Second-hand 

Ponsonby,  E.,  116,  Grafton  street 

*  Booney,  M.  W.,  37,  Rathgar  avenue.  New  and  Second-hand 

Irish  History  and  Miscellaneous.    Publisher  of  Classical  Translations,  <&c. 
Strong,  Joshua,  26,  Wellington  quay.  New  and  Second-hand 

Sibley  &  Co.,  51,  Grafton  street 

*  Tray  nor,  Patrick,  Crampton  quay.  Second-hand 

Qeneral  Literature,  Irish  History,  Antiquities,  Topography,  &c. 
Warren,  C.  M.,  21,  Upper  Ormonde  quay. 
Webb,  George,  5,  Crampton  quay.  Second-hand 

DuNDALK,  Co,  Louth. — Pop.  12,449. 
Galbraith,  J.,  84,  Clanurassil  street 
Gorman,  J.,  25,  JPark  street 
McCullough,  P. ,  72,  Clanbrsissil  street 
Roe,  Thomas,  3,  Earl  street 


Tempest,  W. ,  Crowe  street 

Ennis,  Co,  Clare,— Vo^.  5,460. 
*  Hayes,  James,  Church  street.     1868. 

Kare  Books,  Prints,  Autographs,  Curios,  &c. 


96  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Enniskillbn,  Go.  Fermanagh, — Pop.  5,570. 
Ritchie,  William,  TowDhall  street 
Trimble,  William  C,  East  Bridge  street 
Weaver,  Alfred,  Darling  street 
White,  George,  13,  Townhall  street 

Galway,  Co,  Galway. — Pop.  13,800. 
Clayton,  Matthew,  Eyre  square 
Donnellon,  M.  T.,  Shop  street 
M'CuUagh,  Thomas  A. ,  Williams  gate  street 

Kilkenny,  Go,  Kilkenny. — Pop.  11,048. 
Coyle  Brothers,  High  street 
Egan,  Patrick  M.,  High  street 
Landy,  Eli,  King  street 
Maxwell,  L.,  High  street 

KiLLARNBY,  Go.  Kerry. — Pop.  5,510. 
Hansard,  J. ,  High  street 

Kingstown,  Go.  Dublin. — Pop.  17,340. 

Marsden,  Mrs.,  57,  Upper  George's  street 
Pennell,  Thomas,  71,  tipper  George's  street 
Smith  &  Barton,  102,  Upper  George's  street 
Thornton,  John,  46,  Upper  George's  street 

Labne,  Go,  Antrim. — Pop.  6,500. 
Boyd,  James,  Main  street 
McCalmont,  J.  S.,  Main  Street 
Taylor,  J.  H.,  Main  street 

Limerick,  Go.  Limerick. — Pop.  37,155. 

Bourke,  Thomas  M.,  &  Son,  120,  George  street 

Hannan,  J.  I).,  31,  George  street 

Ledger,  Z.  M.,  &  Son,  27,  George  street  New  and  Second-hand 

LiSBURN,  Go,  Antrim, — Pop.  12,250. 
Gillespie,  A.  &  S. ,  Market  square 
Reilly,  John  E.,  Castle  street 

Londonderry,  Go.  Londonderry. — Pop.  32,893. 
Forrester,  John,  Ferryquay  street 
Gailey,  William,  Waterloo  place 
Hempton,  James,  Shipquay  street 
Montgomery,  James,  Carlisle  road 

LuRGAN,  Go.  Armagh. — Pop.  11,429. 
Keogh,  John,  North  street 
McKeown,  E.  J. 
Pollock,  George 
Richardson,  Lewis,  Church  place 

Newry,  Go.  Down, — Pop.  13,691. 

Irwin,  Joseph,  21  and  87,  Hill  street 
Magowan,  W.  &  S.,  106,  Hill  street 
Warnock,  James,  &  Co.,  Margaret  square 

Omagh,  Go.  Tyrone. — Pop.  4,039. 
Connell,  D.  &  L.,  Dublin  road 
Johnson  Brothers,  High  street 


IRELAND. 


97 


PoRTADOWN,  Co.  Armagh, — Pop.  8,430. 
Allen,  Miss  E.,  High  street 
Waugh,  John,  High  street 

QuBENSTOWN,  Co,  Corh, — Pop.  9,082. 
Barron,  M.,  Harbour  row 
Love,  Toomey  k  Co.,  Beach 
Wickham,  M.,  Beach 

Sligo,  Co.  Sligo.— Pop.  10,274. 

0*Malley,  Eliza,  17,  Castle  street 
Scanlan,  W.,  17,  Thomas  street 
Thorn,  E.,  Lower  Knox  street 

Tbaleb,  Co.  Kerry. — Pop.  8,743. 

Norton,  John,  11,  Lower  Castle  street 

Watbbfobd,  Go.  Waterford. — Pop.  27,713. 
Croker,  G.  D.,  11,  The  Mall 
Egan,  P.  M.,  Quay 
Harvey,  Newenham  &  Co.,  Quay 
Hayes,  L. ,  Michael  street 
Kelly,  William,  Gladstone  street 

Wbxford,  Co.  Wexford. — Pop.  11,545. 
Carmody,  E.,  10,  Main  street 
Doyle,  M.,  11,  Main  street 
Furlong,  M.  J. ,  16,  Main  street 
Gainfort,  William,  Main  street 
Hanton,  Peter,  3,  Main  street 

YouGHAL,  Co.  Cork. — Pop.  4,317. 
Field,  W.  G.,  North  Main  street 


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Publishes  Catalogues  in  Every  Branch 

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98  CARRIERS   AND   FORWARDING   AGENTS. 

COUNTRY    AND    FOREIGN 
CARRIERS     AND     FORWARDING     AGENTS. 


LONDON     OFFICES: 

American  Express,  Neale  &  Wilkinson,  32,  St.  Mary  Axe,  e.c. 
See  advt.  on  opposite  page. 

American  Express  Company,  3,  Waterloo  Place,  s.w. ;  also  at  65,  Broad- 
way, New  York,  U.S. A.  London  Telegraphic  Address^  "Cicatrix." 
Telephone  2729,  Gerrard. 

Atlas  Express  Company,  35  and  37,  Whitecross  street,  e.o. 

Billing,  Robert,  &  Company,  59,  Old  Bailey,  e.c. 

Canadian  Express  Company,  48,  Fenchurch  street,  b.c. 

Continental  Daily  Parcels  Express  Company,  53,  Gracechurch  st.,  e.c. 

Flaoeollett  &  Company  {Continental) j  23,  Fore  street  avcDue,  e.c.;  19, 
Rue  Victor  Hugo,  Boulogne-sur-Mer.  Paris — 15,  Passage  Saulnier. 
Brussels — 37,  Rue  du  Canal.  Telegrams,  **  Affreter,  London." 

Foreign  Parcel  Agency,  4,  Guildhall  chambers,  Basinghall  street,  e.c. 

Foster's  Parcels  Express  Company  Limited,  79,  80,  81,  and  82,  Fore 
street,  e.c.;  Fore  street  avenue,  e.c.;  West  End  office — 18,  Carlisle 
street,  Soho  square,  w. 

Globe  Express  Limited,  to  all  parts  of  the  United  Kingdom  and  Abroad, 
5,  Finsbury  street,  e.g.;  Ropemaker  street,  e.c.;  20,  St.  Paul's  Church- 
yard, E.C.;  13,  Woodstock  st.,  w.;  and  12,  Sheldon  st.,  Paddington. 

Hayden,  W.  H.,  &  Company,  10,  Warwick  square,  b.c.  (Trade  only). 
Telegrams,  **Tollcorn,  London." 

International  Transit  Agency,  1,  Water  lane,  e.c. 

Meadows,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  35,  Milk  street,  Cheapside,  e.g. 

Messageries  Nationales  Limited  (Continental  Parcels  Post),  15,  King 
street,  Cheapside,  e.c. 

Neale  &  Wilkinson,  American,  Colonial,  and  Foreign  Carriers ;  32,  St. 
Mary  Axe,  e.c.     Agents — J.  C.  Metzger  k  Co.,  30,  Broadway,  New 
York,  U.S. A.     See  cSivt.  on  opposite  page. 
Telegrams,  "Everywhere,  London."        Telephone  2,016,  avenue. 

Roberts  &  Company,  19  and  20,  Hamsell  street,  Aldersgate  street,  e.c.; 
and  3,  Camaby  street.  Regent  street,  w. 

Sutton  &  Company,  22,  Golden  lane.  Barbican,  e.g.;  13,  Broad  street, 
Grolden  square,  w.         Telegrams,  "Carriers,  London." 

Universal  Parcel  Express  Company  (R.  P.  Atkins  &  Co.),  12,  St.  Mary 
Axe,  e.g.  Telegrams,  "Snikta,  London." 

Van  Oppen  &  Company  Limited  (Foreign  Carriers),  162,  Aldersgate, 
street,  e.c.    Telegrams,  "  Vanoppen,  Lond."  Telephone  926,  Holborn. 

Whsatley,  G.  W.,  &  Company,  10,  Queen  street,  Cheapside,  e.g.;  and 
23,  Regent  street,  s.w.  Agents  for  the  United  States  Express  Co., 
and  Morris's  European  and  American  Express  Company  Limited. 


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51b.         101b.         201b.  301b.  40lb.  60lb.         lOOlb. 

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Phnadelphia}  ^s.     2s.  3d.    4s.  6d.      5s.  6s.        8s.         12s. 

CMcago  2s.  9d.  4s.  6d.    6s.  6d.      9s.         10s.      12s.     16s.  6d. 

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Wellington,  Dunedin,  &c 8s.        lls.6d.        15s.        17s.  6d. 

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CONTINENTAL    GOODS  SERVICES 

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C.  O.  D.    SYSTEM.-CASH    ON    DELIVERY. 

Invoices  collected  against  delivery  of  Goods  Abroad, 

Packages  should  be  sent  to  Address  as  under,  or  will  be  collected  in 

London  Free  of  Charge  if  desired. 

NEALE  &  WILKINSON, 

American,  Colonial,  and  Foreign  Oarriers, 

32,  ST.  MARY  AXE,  LONDON,  E.G. 

(late  of  union  court,  old  broad  street), 
AND     AT     LIVERPOOL    AND     NEW    YORK. 

Agents  and  Correspondents  in  ail  parts  of  the  World, 


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Belfast.— Brigga,  J.,  &  Co.,  11  and  13,  Queen's  square 
Birmingham. — Cheshire,  Gibson,  Son,  &  Fowler,  73,  New  street 

Thomas  &  Bettridge,  Waterloo  street 

Weller  &  Locker,  18,  New  street 
Blackburn. — Salisbury  &  Hamer,  64,  Church  street ;  and  at  Manchester 

Margerison,  Mark  N.,  Town  Hall  street 
Bolton. — Lomax,  Sons,  &  Mills,  15,  Wood  street 
Bradford,  Yorks. — Best  (T.  S.)  &  Harris,  Bridge  street,  and  Hall  Ings 

Stansfield,  W.  G.,  &  Co.,  "The  Bradford"  Sale  Rooms,  Forster  square 
Bristol. — Alexander,  Daniel,  Selfe,  &  Co.,  Bank  Chambers,  Com  street 
Bury,  Lanes. — Jackson,  Samuel,  &  Son,  46,  Bolton  st.  ;_and  at  Prestwich 
Cambridge. — Jacobs  &  Hast,  St.  Andrews  street 
Carlisle. — Hardy,  C.  P.,  Lowther  street 
Cheltenham. — Harrison,  Bay  ley,  &  Adams,  4,  Promenade 
Dublin. — Bennett  &  Son,  5  and  6,  Upper  Ormond  quay 

North,  James  H. ,  102,  Grafton  street 

Sullivan,  J.  W.,  8,  D'Olier  street 

Auctioneer  of  Books  and  Prints  exclusively 
Edinburgh. — Dowell,  Alexander,  18,  George  street 
Glasgow. — Duncan,  Keith  &  McCloy,  157,  Hope  street 
Gloucester. — Bruton,  Knowles,  &  Co.,  Albion  Chambers,  King  street 
Harrogate. — Ainsworth,  James,  3,  Parliament  street 
Hastings. — Cousins,  Henry,  39,  Queen's  road 
Hereford. — Merrick,  F.  H. 

Ipswich. — Bond,  Robert,  &  Sons,  Old  Bank  House.     Established  1854 
Kendal. — Derome,  M.,  &  Son,  21,  Stramongate 
Lancaster. — Warriner,  R.  C,  10,  Arcade,  Market  street 
Leeds. — Hepper  &  Son,  17a,  East  parade 

Hollis  &  Webb,  26,  Park  row  and  South  parade 
Liverpool. — Branch  &  Leete,  60,  Hanover  street 

Whitehead,  Thomas,  &  Son,  67,  Hanover  street 
London. — Christie,  Manson,  &  Woods,  8,  King  st.,  St.  James's  square,  s.w. 

Hodgson,  H.  H.,  &  Co.,  115,  Chancery  lane,  w.c. 

Puttick  &  Simpson,  47,  Leicester  square,  w.c. 

Sotheby,  Wilkinson,  &  Hodge,  13,  Wellington  street.  Strand,  w.c. 
Manchester. — Artingstall  &  Hind,  45,  Princess  street 

Capes,  Dunn,  &  Pilcher,  8,  Clarence  street 

Ellis,  William,  37,  Corporation  street 

Salisbury  (William)  &  Hamer,  2,  Norfolk  street ;  and  at  Blackburn 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. — Davison  &  Son,  Academy  of  Arts,  Blackett  street 

Mack,  R.  &  W. ,  &  Co. ,  73,  Pilgrim  street 
Oldham. — Mellor,  Allen,  21,  Queen  street 

Sowden,  Job,  28,  Clegg  street 
Oxford. — Mallam,  J.  R.,  &  Son,  126,  High  street 
Preston. — Dewhurst  &  Son 
Rochdale. — Hargreaves,  John,  John  street 

Shepherd,  William,  &  Son,  Yorkshire  street 

Swift,  William,  The  Butts 
Sheffield. — Lockwood,  J.  R.,  Bow  street 

Nicholson,  Greaves,  Barber,  &  Hastings,  High  street 
Shrewsbury. —  Hall  (William),  Wateridee,  &  Owen,  4,  Belmont 
SouTHPORT. — Hatch,  John,  Albany  Chambers,  Lord  street 
Stockport. — Brady  &  Son,  17,  Warren  street 
WiGAN. — Worthington,  Thomas,  King  street 
York. — Richardson  &  Trotter,  21  a.  Coney  street 


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AMERICA. 


Where  towns  have  a  less  population  than  10,000,  the  figures  are  not  given. 


CANADA. 


BRITISH    COLUMBIA. 

Kamloofs. — Slavin,  W.  T. 

Bailey  Bros.  Co.  Ltd. 
Nanaimo. — Pimbury,  E.,  &  Co. 
New  Westminster. — Lyal,  D.,  &  Co. 

Money,  H.,  &  Co.,  Columbia  street 
RossLAND. — Wallace,  H.  S. 
Vancouver. — Pop.  14,500. 

Bailey  Bros.  Co.  Ltd.,  Cordova  street.     1888 
'  Bishop,  J.  C. 

Clarke  &  Stuart 

Dominion  Publishing  Company,  Cordova  street 

Thomson  Stationery  Co.;  also  at  Calgary,  N.  W.T. 
Victoria.— Pop.  17,000. 

Hibben,  T.  N.,  &  Co.,  69  and  71,  Government  street.     1858 

Neill,  Ceorge 

Wilby,  William 

MANITOBA. 
Brandon. — Christie,  E.  L. 
Carberry. — Manville,  O. 
Portage  la  Prairie.— Prest,  William  Archie.     1886 

Miller,  W.  W. 

Todhunter,  Thomas,  Box  433.     1884 
W^INNIPBQ.— Pop.  28,000. 

CampbeU,  R.  D. 

Fereuson  &  Co. 

Mcintosh,  T.  A.,  Portage  avenue.     1882 

Richardson,  Robert  D. 

Russell  &  Co. 

Taylor,  Alexander 

NEW    BRUNSWICK. 

Fredbricton.— Fenely,  W.  T. 

Cropley,  Henry  Adams.     1865 

Hall,  H.  S. 

McMurray  &  Co. 
St.  John.— Pop.  41,000. 

Barnes  &  Co.,  Prince  William  street 

Brown,  G.  W.,  Main  street 

Crawford,  James,  711,  Main  street.     1877 

McArthur,  Douglas,  King  street 

McMillan,  J.  &  A.,  Prince  William  street 

Morissey,  Alfred,  King  street 

Nelson,  E.  G.,  &  Co.,  King  street 

0*Brien,  T. ,  &  Co. ,  King  street 

Watson  &  Co. ,  Charlotte  street 
Woodstock. — Collins,  J.  T. 

Everett,  W.  H. 


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NEWFOUNDLAND. 
&r.  John's.— Byrne,  G. 
Chisbolm,  J,  F. 
Dicka  &  Co. 
GarUad,  8.  E. ,  177,  Water  street  east.     188: 

Tclrgrami,  "Bookland."        TeUplKiiie,  sa. 
MilligEm,  George  S.,  Jun. 

NOETH    WEST  TERRIT( 
Caloabt.— Linton  Brothers 

Thomson  Sta.tioaery  Co.;  aUo  at  New  Weatii 
Prince  ALBsaT.^Baker,  G.  W. 

Campbell,  T.  N. 

Way,  R.  B. 
Rboika.— Black,  C.  H. 

NOVA    SCOTIA. 
Am HBRST.— Monro,  B.  C, 
Antioonish.— McCnrdy  Jt  Co. 

Mcllreitb  &  Co. 

Somacs  ft  Co. 

Walden,  C.  W. 
Ahhafulis. — CuDQingham,  A.  B. 

Thomson,  (),  K.,  4  Co. 
Bridgetown,  AmtapoUs  Co.— Dodge,  Enoch 

Porter,  B.  H. 
Cahnino,  kings  Co.— Borden,  C.  E. 
Halifax. —Pop.  38,000. 

Allen,  J.  C.,  ft  Co.,  124  and  126,  GranviUe  s( 
Wliolea&le  and  Retiu]  BookaeUera  ind  Iinpotten 

Baptist  Book  and  Tract  Society,  117,  Granvi 

GrlfBn,  J.  P.,  17,  Jacob  street 

Knight  &  Co.,  125,  Graoville  street 

Mackinky,  A.  ft  W.,  137.  Granville  street 

Morton  ft  Co.,  C,  C.,  143,  Barrington  itreet 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Society  Book  Room,  14 
Kent viLLE. —Eaton,  R.  W. 
LiVBBPOOL. — Sperry,  W.  H.,  "Times"  OfBee 
LtrNBNBUoo. — Nash,  E.  L. 
New  Glasgow,  Piclon  Co.— Henderson,  H.  H.,  i 

McKenzie,  W.  F. 

Pritchard,  A.  0. 

Torey,  W.  H. 
PrCMN.— Beattie  4  Co, 

McLean,  James 
SuERBROOKE. — Ciunminger  Brothers 

McLaia,  Donald 
Sprikohill.— Fraser,  S. 

McDonald,  J.  S. 
Stella RTON.— Grant  Brothers 

Sutherland,  W.  C. 
Sydney,  Cape  Sr«to«. ^McKenzie,  John  A. 

Robertson,  William 
Thcko.— Fnlton,  G.  0. 

PatiUo,  T.  S,  &  Co. 


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Truro — continued. 

Smith,  D.  H.,  &  Co.     1872 

Telephone,  63. 

Smith,  J.  C. 
Windsor.— Dakin,  F.  W. 

Fielding,  P.  M. 

Knowles  &  Co. 
WoLViLLE. — Rockwell  &  Co. 
Yarmouth. — Burns,  L.  M. 

Scott,  J.  H. 

Thomson  &  Co. 

Vickery,  E.  J. 

ONTARIO. 
Alliston. — Mann,  H.  F. 

Barrie. — Valleau,  William  J.,  50,  Dunlop  street 
Belleville. — Harrison,  Edward 
Brantford. — Pop.  19,000. 

Hellish,  A.  H.  &  Co. 

Salmond,  J.  R. 

Sutherland,  J.  &  J.     1854 
Importers 
Brockville. — McMuUen  &  Co. 
Chatham. — Holmes,  James 
CoBOURG. — Salisbury  &  Co. 

Trebilcock,  Paul 
Galt. — Cranston,  James  K.,  Main  street.     1885 

Elmslie,  A.  G. 
Gravenhurst.— Cockbum,  J.  P.     1887 
Guelph.— Pop.  11,000. 

Day's,  T.  J.,  Book  store 

Lyon,  J.  W. 
Hamilton.— Pop.  50,000. 

Eastwood,  John,'&  Co.,  19,  King  street 

Gay,  J.  B. 

Hunter,  Grant  &  Co. 

Wolf,  Joseph  R. 
Hanovbr. — Elmslie  &  Co. 
Ingersoll. —Manning,  W.  H.     1888 
Kingston.— Pop.  22,000 

Henderson,  John,  &  Co. 
London.— Pop.  32,000. 

Anderson,  J.  J.,  &  Co.,  Dundas  street 

Carrie,  W.  L. 

Connor,  John,  Richmond  street. 

*  Lively,  J.  T. ,  6,  Market  lane. 
Mills,  John 

Ottawa.— Pop.  45,000. 
Durie,  John,  &  Son 
Fotheringham  &  Popham,  Sparks  street 
Guillaume,  P.  C. 
Hooper,  J.  R. ,  68,  Albert  street 

*  Hope,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  Cor.  Sparks  and  Elgin  streets.    New  and  Second-hand 
Lucy,  John 

Robertson  Bros. ,  69,  Rideau  street 
Picton.— Allison,  C.  B.,  &  Co.     1881 


Second-hand 
Second-hand 


108  DIBBCTORT   OF   BOOKSBLLBKS. 


St.  Catherine's.— Fairfield,  B.  C. 
St.  Thomas. — Chaisecreen,  C. 

McLaughlin,  Robert 
Thobold. — Stanley,  W.  S. 
Toronto.— Pop.  182,000. 

Bain  Book  &  Stationery  Co.,  53,  King  street 

*  Britnell,  Albert,  248,  Yonge  street.     1893.  New  and  Second-hand 

Canadian  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Britnell,  Jolm<  280,  Yonge  street.     1884.      See  advt.    Second-hand 

Miscellaneous,  Americana,  Fine  Arts,  History,  Philosophy,  <fec. 

*  Carswell  Co.  Ltd. ,  22-30,  Adelaide  street  east.      {Law  Books) 

Publishers  and  Importers  of  Law  Books  exclusively.    Telephone^  209. 
Newsome  &  Co.,  37,  Adelaide  street.  {Law  Books) 

Rowsell  &  Hutchinson,  74,  King  street  east 

*  Sutherland,  D. ,  294,  Yonge  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Educatioiud,  llieological,  and  Miscellaneous 
Taylor,  W.  D.,  346,  Yonge  street 

Vanevar  &  Co. ,  438,  Yonge  street.  {EdtuxUional) 

Watts,  A.  P.,  &  Co.,  10,  College  street 
Williamson  Book  Co. ,  Ltd. ,  262,  Yonge  street 
WelIiAND. — Gamer,  O.  H. 

PRINCE    EDWARD    ISLAND. 

Albbrton. — Skerry,  J. 
Charlottbtown. — Pop.  12,000. 
Carter,  George,  &  Co. 

*  Chappelle,  Thomas  L.     1874 

Importer 
Harvie  &  Co. 
Hazard  &  Moore 
McMillan  &  Co. 
SuMMEBSiDE. — Currie,  D.  K. 
Morris,  Leonard.     1879 

QUEBEC. 

Hull.— Pop.  12,000. 
Lapierre,  A. 
Seguin,  Miss  E. 

Levis. — Baker,  B.,  &  Co.,  715,  Sherbrooke  street.     1879 
Canadiana  and  Americana 
Mercier  &  Cie,  17-23,  Cdte  du  Passage.     1879 
Telegrams,  "  Mercier."    Telephone,  29. 

Montreal.— -Pop.  215,000. 

Ashford,  C,  800,  Dorchester  street 

Brown  &  Co.  (William  Foster),  233,  St.  James  street 

Publishers  and  Booksellers 
Cadieux  &  Derome,  1603,  Notre  Dame  street 
Chapman,  A.  T. ,  2407,  St.  Catherine  street 
Clarke,  G.  W.,  2270,  St.  Catherine  street 

*  Drysdale,  William,  &  Co.,  232,  St.  James  street.     1874 
Faoer  &  Gravel,  1619,  Notre  Dame  street 

Foisy ,  J.  H. ,  2314,  Notre  Dame  street 

*  Grafton,  F.  E.  &  Sons,  252,  St.  James  street 

Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers 
Mock,  James,  2679a,  St.  Catherine  street 
Montreal  News  Co.  Ltd.,  386  and  388,  St.  James  street.     1880 
Murray,  Norman,  21,  Beaver  Hall  hill.  New  and  Second-hand 


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109 


MoNTBEAL — continued. 

Picken,  Eben,  33,  Beaver  Hall  hill 
Renouf ,  C.  M. ,  2238,  St.  Catherine  street 
Roiland,  J.  B.,  et  Fils,  St.  Vincent  street 
Sadlier,  I>.  &  J.,  1669,  Notre  Dame  street 
Street,  Walter,  21,  Bleunr  street 

Waters,  David,  494,  St.  James  street.     1876.      New  and  Second-hand 
Scarce  old  English,  Canadian,  and  American  works 
Quebec. — Pop.  63,500. 

Chaperon,  S.,  46,  Frabrique  street 

Dawson  k  Co. 

Filteau,  F.,  27,  Rue  Buade 

Forgues  &  Wiseman,  134,  St.  Joseph  street 

*  Gagnon,  P.,  53,  Rue  du  Pont,  St.  Koch.    1876.    New  and  Second-hand 
Canadian  Books,  Views,  Autographs,  &c. 
Marois,  E.,  248,  St.  John  street.     1875 
Quebec  News  Company,  31,  Buade  street.     1893 

Telephone,  906 

Walsh,  J.  E.,  25,  St.  John  street 

Wright  &  Co.,  98,  St.  John  street 
Shebbrooke.— Pop.  10,000. 

Tuck,  T.  J. 
SoREL.— Hardy,  G. 
Thbbe  Rivebs. — Carufel,  E.  S. 


UNITED     STATES, 


A  la.  — ^Alabama 

Arie, — Arizona 

^rib.— Arkansas 

Cal. — California 

Col. — Colorado 

Ct. — Connecticut 

Daib.— Dakota 

Del. — Delaware 

i>.C.— District  of  Columbia 

Fto.— Florida 

Qa. — Geor^a 

lU. — Blinois 

Jni.— IndiR,na 

la. — Iowa 

Kan. — Kansas 


ABREVIATIONS. 

JEy.— Kentucky 
La. — Louisiana 
Me. — Maine 
ilfcJ.— Maryland 
Mate.  — Massachusetts 
Mich. —Michigan 
Minn. — Minnesota 
if  tM.— Mississippi 
Mo. — Missouri 
Mon. — Montana 
Neh. — Nebraska 
Neo. — Nevada 
N.H.—Neyv  Hampshire 
N.J.—New  Jersey 
N.M.—Nevr  Mexico 


i^.r.— New  York 
2V^.C.— North  Carolina 
O.— Ohio 
0«.— Oregon 
Pa. — Pennsylvania 
£./.— Rhode  Island 
S'.C— South  Carolina 
Tenn. — Tennessee 
Tex.— Texas 
F^.— Vermont 
Va. — Virainia 
FTaflA.— Washington 
W.  Fa.— West  Vii^ia 
Wit.  —Wisconsin 


Aberdeen,  S.D. — Salisbury  &  Brother 
Abilene,  Kane. — Hubbard,  C.  L.,  &  Co. 
Abilene,  Tex. — Harden,  J.  C. 

Word  &  Alexander 
Ada,  0. — *  Wagner,  S.  B.,  63,  South  Main  street 

Telephone,  27 

Adams,  Mass. — Pop.  10,000. 

Roberts,  F.  W. 

Snow,  F.  L. 

Stiffler,  J.  W. ,  &  Co. 
Adams,  N.  r.— Dwight  &  Eddy 


110  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Addison,  N.  Y. — Sackett  &  Faber 
Adrian,  Mich. — Adrian  Paper  Company 

Swift,  G.  R. 
Afton,  A^.r.— England,  A.  T. 
Albany,  Ind. — Cole,  Joseph  S.     1888 
Albany,  A^.T.— Pop.  120,000. 

Albany  News  Co. ,  508,  Broadway 

Banks  &  Brothers,  475,  Broadway.  {Law) 

Bender,  M.,  511,  Broadway.  {Law) 

Cadby,  John  W.,  131,  Eagle  street;  also  at  New  Haven,  Conn. 
Genealogies,  Local  History,  Autographs,  &c. 

Clapp,  A.  H.,  32,  Maiden  lane 

De  Blaey,  Abram,  31,  State  street 

Denison,  D.  S.,  424,  Broadway 

Gore,  William  B.,  103,  South  Pearl  street 

Keefer,  Henry  D.,  498,  Broadway 

Leonard  Publishing  Company 

Little,  W.  C,  &  Co.,  525,  Broadway.     1871.         (Law) 

*  McDonough,  Joseph,  53  and  55,  State  street.     1870 

Americana,  Genealogy,  and  General 
Munsell's  Sons,  Joel,  P.O.  Box  287 
Skinner,  John,  44,  North  Pearl  street 
Skinner,  William  H. ,  84,  Hudson  avenue 

*  Werner,  Edgar  A.,  35,  Chestnut  street.     1890.     Second-hand 

Americana,  Genealogy,  and  Miscellaneous 
Albany,  Ore. — Jones,  H.  J. 
Albert  Lea,  Minn. — Schlender,  T.  E. 

Square,  A.  H. 
Albion,  Mich. — Eddy,  A.  E. 
Albion,  ATeft.— Ladd,  W.  W.     1885 
Alexandria,  Minn. — Baumbach  &  Morisse.     1882 
Alexandria,  Va. — Pop.  16,000. 

French,  R.  W. 
Allegan,  Mich. — Adams,  George  C.     1889 
Allegany,  ^T.  F.— Willard,  Clare 
Allegheny,  Pa. — Pop.  105,000. 

Hoag,  James,  Jun.,  132,  Federal  street 
Allentown,  Pa. — Pop.  30,000. 

*  Diehl,  T.  H. ,  732,  Hamilton  street 
Shafer,  J.  A.,  33,  North  Seventh  street 
Stiles,  C.  H. 

Alpena,  Mich. — Pop.  12,500. 

Nason,  Miss  E.  C. 

Wittelshofer,  H.  H. 
Alton,  m— Pop.  11,000. 

Lampert  &  Son 
Altoona,  la. — Shaffer,  L.  0.     1886 
Altoona,  Pa. — Pop.  32,000. 

Giles  Brothers 

O'Neil,  John 

Shipman,  R.  W.,  1107,  Eleventh  street.     1883 
Amboy,  III. — Green,  W.  A.,  Main  and  Jones  streets.     1885 
Americus,  Oa. — Aycoek,  Miss  Agnes.     1878 
Amesbury,  Mass. — Pop.  10,500. 

Johnson,  John  French,  14,  Main  street.     1877 

Merrill,  F.  W. 


THE   UNITED   STATES. 


Ill 


Amherst,  Mass. — Nelson,  E. 
Amsterdam,  N.  F.— Pop.  19,000. 

Gallup,  De  Witt  C,  11,  R.  R.  street.     1890.     Second-hand 
Anamosa,  la, — McCarn,  C.  H.    .1882 
Andover,  Mass. — Draper,  Warren  F.     1813 
Theological  and  Classical 

Higgins,  George  A. 
Angola,  N.  r.— Sweet,  W.  B.,  &  Co.     1884 
Ann  Arbor,  Mich. — Pop.  15,000. 

Andrews  &  Co. ,  13,  Main  street.     1887 

Schaller's  Book  Store,  19,  East  Washington  street 

Sheehan  &  Co.,  28,  State  street.     1873 
Anniston,  Ala. — Pop.  10,500. 

Central  Book  Store 

Wikle,  J.  L. 
Applbton  City,  Mo. — Finley,  J.  S. 
Arcade,  N.  F.— Hulette,  F.  P.     1885 
Arcola,  m— McMillin,  W.  E.,  &  Co.     1889 
Argenta,  Arh. — Humphrey,  C.  J. 

Street,  George  M. 
Arkadelphia,  Arh. — McAdam,  A.  C. 

Thompson,  M.  Y. 
Arkansas  City,  Arh. — Bowles,  M.  J. 
Arkansas,  Kana. — Eddy,  E.  D. 

SoUitt  &  Swarts 
Arlington,  Mass. — Nichols,  A.,  &  Co. 
ASHEVILLB,  N.G. — Pop.  12,000. 

Rogers,  H.  I'aylor,  22,  South  Main  street.     1882 

Telephone^  254 

Ashland,  O^io.— Brandt,  D.  W. 
Ashland,  Wis. — Pop.  14,000. 

Clarke,  J.  W.,  501,  West  Second  street 
Astoria,  //Z.— Bonnel,  W.  W.     1885 
Astoria,  Ore. — Griffin  &  Reed 
Atchison,  Kans. — Pop.  15,000 

Stephens,  J.  P.,  &  Co. 
Athens,  Ala. — Tillman,  J.  W.,  &  Brother 
Athens,  (?a.— McGregor,  D.  W.     1888 
Athol,  Mass. — Cleveland,  E.  E. 
Atlanta,  (?».— Pop.  100,000. 

American  Baptist  Publication  Society,  93,  Whitehall  street 

Burke's  Old  Book  Store,  58,  N.  Broad  street.        Secoiid-hand 

Columbian  Book  Co.,  81,  Whitehall  street.    1891. 
Religious  Literature.     Telephone,  459 

Delbridge  &  Rice,  85,  Peachtree  street 

Gavan  Book  Company,  2,  Whitehall  street 

Lester,  J.  F. ,  7,  Whitehall  street 
*  Meegan,  James  F.,  23,  Marietta  street.    1891.    New  ds  Second-hand. 

Telephone^  1840.  See  odvt. 

Mqthodist  Book  &  Publication  Company,  81,  Whitehall  street 

Miller,  J.  M.,  39,  Marietta  street 

Orr  Stationery  Company,  164,  Whitehall  street 
Auburn,  Ala. — Burton  Brothers 
Auburn,  III. — Swain,  George  B.     1886 
Augusta,  Me. — Pop.  11,000. 

Pierce,  J.  F. 


112  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Augusta,  (?a.— Pop.  36,000. 

Duval,  R.  L.,  1016,  Broad  street 

Pendleton,  A.  M.,  804,  Broad  street 
Aurora,  /W.— Pop.  21,000. 

Levy,  J.,  &  Co. 
Aurora,  Ind, — Milbuin,  J.  N.,  76,  Second  street.     1853 
Aurora,  Mo. — Dillard,  B.  C.  W. 

Aurora,  Neh, — SpaflFord,  N.  P.     1884  New  and  Second-hand 

Austin,  Minn. — Cronan,  J. 
Austin,  ^ea:.— Pop.  30,000. 

Gammel  Book  Company.     1878.  New  and  Second-hand 

Law,  Medical,  School  Books,  and  Miscellaneous 

Comer  &  Fontaine,  910,  Congress  avenue 
Avondalb,  Ala. — Martin,  H.  L.,  &  Co. 

Ballinger,  Tex. — Pearce,  Henry  D.     1880.  New  and  Second-hand 

Ballston,  N.  Y. — Feeney,  Richard.     1881 
Baltimorb,  Jfrf.— Pop.  512,000. 

*  American  Press  Oompany.    1889.    Second-hand.    See  adut. 

Drama,  Americana,  Poeana,  Byroniana,  Ac. 

Cushing  &  Co. ,  34,  West  Baltimore  street 

Foley,  M.  J. ,  &  Co. ,  704,  West  Lexington  street 

Henderson,  D.  M.,  comer  of  Howard  and  Madison  streets 

Jewish  Publication  Society  of  America,  702,  West  Lombard  street 

Kline,  William  &  M.  E.,  1017,  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Lycett,  E.  Allen,  9,  East  Lexington  street 
Theological,  Prot.  Episcopal,  &c. 

Murphy,  J. ,  &  Co. 

Nolan,  John  T. 

Pippen,  W.  v.,  327,  North  Charles  street.     1888 

SaSell,  Charles  C. ,  224,  West  Fayette  street 

Schmitt,  Jacob,  805,  North  Howard  street 

Scrimger,  Harold  B. ,  126,  East  Fayette  street 

Sopher,  I.,  HI,  Harrison  street 

Thomas,  A.  C,  15,  P.O.  avenue 

Walter,  Emil,  532,  West  Franklin  street 
Bangor,  Me.— Fop.  21,000. 

Bugbee,  D.,  &  Co. 

Haight,  Charles 

Glynn,  J.  D. 
Barre,  Vt. — Denning,  C.  R. 

Gladding,  W.  H. 
Barnes viLLE,  Minn. — Peterson's  Department  Store.     1883 
Bath,  Jfe.— Shaw,  John  0.     1865 
Bath,  N.  F.— Gage  &  McNamara 
Batesville,  Ark. — Goodwin,  E.  R. 

Hall,  S.  A.,  &  Co. 
Bat  Shore,  N.  F.— Hulse,  Justus  W. 
Beatrice,  Neh. — Pop.  15,000. 

Kenn,  Cole,  &  Oooke,  Misses 
Beloit,  Kans. — Bartleson  &  Mahaffa 
Bellows  Falls,  Vt. — Williams  &  Co. 
Bennington,  Vt. — Pierce,  C.  A.,  &  Co. 
Benton  VILLE,  Ark. — Black,  W.  S.,  &  Co. 
Bessemer,  Ala. — Bains,  H.  L. 
Bethlehem,  Pa. — Liebert,  A.  H. 

Schwartz  &  Barron 


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113 


Second-hand 


Bevebly,  Mass, — Twohig,  William  H.     1885 

Wilson,  J.  A. 
BiNGHAMPTON,  N,  F.— Pop.  40,000. 

Hooker,  L.  E.,  &  Co. 

Parmelee  &  Lyon 
Birmingham,  Ala, — Pop.  40,000. 

Eaton,  A.  L. 

Lyman  &  Stone,  2014,  Second  avenue 

Owings  &  Company. 

Roden,  B.  F.,  &  Co. 

Rogers  Stationery  Company,  2115,  Morris  avenue 

Smith  &  Montgomery  Book  and  Stationery  Co. ,  2022,  First  avenue 
Bismarck,  -Y^-Z).— Moorhouse,  T.  E. 
BooNViLLE,  Mo, — Howard,  A.  A. 
Boston,  Jfcw*.— Pop.  560,000. 

Advent  Christian  Publishing  Society,  144,  Hanover  street 

AUyn  &  Bacon,  172,  Tremont  street 

American  Unitarian  Association,  25,  Beacon  street 

Arena  Company,  Pierce  building,  Copley  square 

Arkin,  Aaron,  &  Sou,  78,  Salem  street.  {Hebrew) 

Bartlett,  N.  J.  &  Co.,  28,  Comhill 

Bates  &  Guild,  13,  Exchange  street.  (Architectural) 

Bird,  F.  W.,  68,  Comhill  New  and  Second-hand 

*  Boston  Book  Co.,  Freeman  place  Chapel,  15^  Beacon  street.     1884 

Miscellaneous  Second-hand ;  also  Puhlisners  and  Law  Booksellers 
Cable  Addrei$y  "  Soule,  Boston." 
Bradley,  A.  T. ,  &  Co. ,  234,  Congress  street 

*  Burnham's  Antique  Book  Store,  2,  Milk  street.     Second-hand 
Castor,  Theo.  H.,  &  Co.,  23,  School  street.  {Foreign) 

*  Clarke  Co.,  W.  B.,  Park  street,  cor.  of  Tremont  street.     1874 

New  and  Second-hand.    Cable  Addrete,  "  Books,  Boston." 
Telephone,  Havmarket,  1581 
Colesworthy,  W.  G.,  66,  Comhill  Second-hand 

School  Books,  Old  Magazines,  &c. 

*  Collins,  F.  S.,  20,  Brattle  street.     1884 
Congregational  Sunday  School  and  Publication  Society 
DamreU  &  Upham,  283,  Washington  street.     1887 

Importers 

*  De  Wolfe,  Fiske,  &  Co.,  365,  Washington  street.     1880 

*  Ditson,  Oliver,  &  Co.,  463,  Washington  street.    {Music) 
Ellis,  G.  H.,  141,  Franklin  street 

*  Estes  &  Lauriat,  301,  Washington  street 

Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers 
Foley,  P.  K. ,  67,  Chauncv  street 

Standard  Works,  First  Editions,  Ac. 
Gay,  H.  C,  797,  Washington  street 
Ginn  &  Co.,  7-13,  Tremont  place 

*  Hastings,  H.  L.,  47,  Cornhill.     1865 

Hymnolog^  and  Theology 

*  Heath,  D.  C.,  110,  Boylston  street.     1885 

Importer 

*  Houffhton,  Mifflin,  &  Co. ,  4,  Park  street 

Publishers  and  Booksellers 
Koehler,  C.  A. ,  &  Co. ,  149a,  Tremont  street 
Foreign  Booksellers  and  Importers 

*  Lamson,  Wolffe,  &  Co. ,  6,  Beacon  street 

*  Lee  &  Shepard,  10,  Milk  street.     1862 

Publishers  and  Importers 


114   ^  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Boston — contimied. 

*  Libbie,  0.  F.,  &  Oc,  666,  Washiogton  street.     See  advt. 

Auctioneers  of  Libraries,  Engravings,  Coins,  Ac. 

*  Little,  Brown,  &  Co. ,  254,  Washington  street 

Publishers  and  Importers 

*  Littlefield,  George  E.,  67,  Cornhill.     1868.  New  and  Second-hand 

American  History,  Genealogy,  and  General  Literature 

*  Lothrop  Publishing  Company,  530,  Atlantic  avenue 

Mass.  New  Church  Union  (Swedenborgian),  16,  Arlington  street 
Noonan,  T.  B.,  &  Co.,  172,  Tremont  street.  {Catholic) 

Noyes  &  Co.,  13^,  Bromfield  street 

*  Occult  Publishing  Co.,  18,  Arch  street 
Reed,  F.  M.,  21,  Main  street 
Roberts  Brothers,  3,  Somerset  street 

*  Silver,  Burdett,  &  Co.,  110,  Boylston  street 
Small,  W.,  24,  Franklin  street 

Smith  &  McCance,  57,  Bromfield  street 
Theosophical  Book  Company,  24,  Mount  Vernon  street 
Thompson,  Brown,  &  Co.,  74,  Summer  street 
Universalist  Publishing  House,  30,  West  street 
Ware,  William,  &  Co.,  364,  Washington  street 

*  Whidden,  Bradlee,  18,  Arch  street.     1886 

Publisher  and  Importer 

Williams,  N.  M.,  1386,  Washington  street.         {Catholic) 
Brandon,  Tif.— Kelly,  J.  B. 
Brattleboro,  Vt. — Geddes,  W.  R. 
Brenham,  Tex, — Muller  (Henry)  &  Co. 
Bridqefort,  Ala. — Patton,  R.  B. 
Bridgeport,  C^.— Pop.  50,000. 

The  Howland  Dry  Goods  Co. 
Bridgeton,  ^./.— Dare,  C.  F.,  &  Son 
Brocton,  Mass. — Pop.  30,000. 

Holmes,  G.  C. 

Jones,  F.  W. 
Brooeline,  Mom. — Pop.  15,000. 

Chase,  E.,  Heath  hill 

Paine  W.  D. 
Brooklyn,  ^If.— Pop.  850,000. 

Abraham  &  Straus 

Bailer,  J.,  481,  Gates  avenue 

Becker,  Aug. ,  284,  Graham  street 

Burrowes,  P.,  131,  Atlantic  avenue 

Carman,  B.,  344,  Myrtle  avenue 

Crawford,  John  H.,  418,  Flushing  avenue 

Dunn,  Daniel,  574,  Fulton  street.     1885 
Out-of-print  Americana,  and  Standard  Literature 

Famell,  A.  F.,  &  Son,  40-42,  Court  street.     1880 

Gamage  Bros.,  587,  Pacific  street.  Second-hand 

Hodgins,  John,  50,  Duffield  street 

Kirby,  Jos.  M.,  Court  street,  cor.  Amity  street 

Kleinteich,  George,  397,  Bedford  avenue.     1885.    New  dh  Second-hand 

Matthews'  (Book  Department),  Fulton  street,  and  Gallatin  place 

Murphy,  John,  469,  Fulton  street 

Oppenheim,  Samuel,  575,  Broadway 

Rouse,  G.  D.  T.,  23,  St.  John's  place 

Ruger,  L.,  454,  Fifth  avenue.  {Circulating  Library) 


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116 


Brooklyn — continued. 

Tredway,  John  Charles,  202,  Atlantic  avenue.     1891 

Ventres,  T.  B.,  597,  Fulton  street 

Brunswick,  ife.— Little,  George  T.     1882 

Americana,  Art,  Bibliography,  Ac. 

Stevens,  B. 
Buffalo,  N,  F.— Pop.  375,000. 

Besser,  E. ,  &  Sons,  544,  Main  street 

Garaccioli,  John,  285,  Broadway.  {CcUJwlic) 

Comstock  &  Benton,  31,  Seneca  street 

Custer,  Edward  A.,  8,  West  Mohawk  street.     1884 

Frohe,  G.,  216,  Broadway 

Uager,  Robert,  258,  Genesee  street 

Kirschner,  A.,  255,  Broadway 

*  Otis,  H.  H.,  &  Sons,  288,  Main  street.     1858 

Publishers  and  Importers 

Paul  (Peter)  Book  Company,  420,  Main  street.     1874 
Publishers,  Booksellers,  Importers 

Peacock  &  Jones,  14,  Seneca  street 

Phillips,  William  A.,  385,  Washington  street.    1887.     Second-hand 

Schmidt,  Fred.,  374,  Genesee  street 

Ulbrich,  Otto,  386,  Main  street 

Vosburgh,  Whiting,  &  Co.,  104,  Seneca  street 

Williamson,  Law  Book  Co. ,  50,  West  Eagle  street ;  and  at  Syracuse 
BurTjINOton,  /a.— Pop.  30,000. 

Mauro  &  Wilson,  215,  Jefferson  street 
Burlington,  ^a/w.— Eastman,  A.  J. 

Scott,  D.  E. 
Burlington,  ^./.—Rogers,  Mark 
Burlington,  F^.— Pop.  15,000. 

Bradlee,  H.  K. 

Phelps,  W.  S. 

Shanley ,  U.  J. ,  &  Co. 
Butler,  Mo, — Ludwick,  J.  T. 
Calais,  Jfe.— Milliken,  Mrs.  E.  W. 
Cambridge,  if  cms— Pop.  90,000. 

Amee  Brothers,  Harvard  square.     1888 

Campbell,  U.  R.,  &  Co.,  8,  Centre  street.     1879 

Harvard  Book  Store,  33,  Brattle  street.     1893.     Second-hand 

Harvard  Co-operative  Society 

*  Houffhton,  Mifflin,  &  Co.,  The  Riverside  Press 

Publishers  and  Importers 

*  Sever,  Charles  W.,  464,  Harvard  street 

Publisher  and  Importer 

Thurston,  C.  H. 
Cambridgeport,  Mass. — Hunt,  E.  F.,  &  Co. 
Camden,  -4  rifc.— Smith,  H.  G. 

Stinson  &  Berg 
Canton,  Mo. — House,  J.,  &  Co. 
Cape  Girardeau,  Mo. — Klosterman  &  Co. 

Osterloh,  E.  W. 

Carbondalb,  Pa. — *Aitken,  John  W.     1874. 

Books,  Antographs,  and  MSS. 
Carlinvillb,  /W.— Loehr,  Theo.  C.     1887. 
Carrollton,  Mo. — Stockton,  J.  B. 
Cartersvillb,  Ga.—Wikle,  J.  R.,  &  Co.     1883.      Second-hand 


116  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Carthage,  ifo.— Marx,  Mrs.  H.  L. 

Risley,  Charlotte  T. 

SteacUey  Brothers 
Catskill,  N.  Y. — ^Van  Gorden,  Henry 
Cedar  Keys,  Fla. — Roger,  C.  B.,  &  Co. 
Champaign,  III. — Lloyde,  D.  H.,  &  Son 
Charleston,  S.G, — Pop.  65,000. 

Barlow,  J.  £. ,  473,  King  street 

DoBcher,  B. ,  244,  Meeting  street 

Gardner,  E.  H. 

Hammond,  Isaac 

Legerton  Book  Store 

Lucas  &  Richardson,  130,  East  Broadway 

Macmillan  Co. ,  O. 

Maitland,  P.  C.  Second-hand 

Murphy,  J.  F. ,  487,  King  street 

Perrv,  Edward,  &  Co. 

Walker,  Evans  &  Cogswell 
Charlottesville,  Fa.— Brechin,  A.  C.    1870 
Chelsea,  Mom. — Pop.  29,000. 

Blanford,  F. 

Danforth,  E.  H. 

Spear,  A.  E. 
Cheboygan,  Mich. — Cobb  &  Freeman 
Chetofa,  Kane. — Dersham  Book  Store 
Cheyenne  City,  Wyoming. — Pop.  11,000. 

Logan,  E.  A. 
CHICAGO,  /W.— Pop.  1,000,000. 

Allen,  D.  A.,  Waoash  avenue.  {School  Books) 

Barker  Company,  155,  La  Salle  street 

Barnes,  C.  M.,  &  Co.,  106  to  112,  Wabash  avenue 

*  Beckwith,  George  M.,  218,  Clark  street.    1878.    New  and  Second-hand 

Law  Books  and  English  Literature 
Benzi^er  Bros.,  178,  Monroe  street ;  and  of  New  York 

Catholic  Books.    Publishers  and  Importers 
Book  Shop,  169,  Madison  street 

*  Brentano's,  218,  Wabash  avenue 
Callaghan  &  Co. ,  1 14,  Monroe  street 

*  Chapin,  H.  D. ,  105,  Van  Buren  street 

Curts  &  Jennings,  Methodist  Book  Concern,  57,  Washington  street 
Congregational  S.  S.  &  Publishing  Society,  175,  Wabash  avenue 
Falkenau,  Harry,  46,  Madison  street.     1894  Second-hand 

Rare  and  Choice 

*  Flanagan,  A.,  262,  Wabash  avenue 

*  Flood,  T.  H.,  &  Co.,  183,  Monroe  street.  {Law  Books) 

Hill,  William  R. ,  Book  Company,  5,  East  Monroe  st.     Second-hand 
International  Library  Association,  110,  Wabash  avenue 
Johnson,  N. ,  306,  West  Fourteenth  street.     1885 
Jones,  George  I.,  158,  Adams  street.  {Law  Books) 

Keener  Co. ,  The  W.  T. ,  96,  Washington  street.     {Medical) 
Koelling  &  Klappenbach,  100  and  102,  Randolph  street.     {Foreign) 
Laird  &  Lee,  263,  Wabash  avenue.     1887 

Fiction,  Juveniles,  Dictionaries.  German  Books,  &c. 

Telegrams,  "  Lairdlee,  Chicago.'     Telephone,  1399,  Main 

*  McClurg,  A.  C,  &  Co.,  117,  Wabash  avenue.    1850 

Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers 


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{MediccU) 

New  and  Second-hand 

(Lauo  Boohs) 


rt 


Chicago — contimied. 

*  Morris,  Frank  M.,  171,  Madison  street.     1886.       Second-hand 

Americana,  Rare  English,  Portraits,  <fec. 

*  Muetilbauer  k  Behrle,  41,  La  Salle  street.     1870 

*  Myers,  E.  B.,  &  Co.,  122  and  124,  La  Salle  street.    1860.    {Law  Boohs) 

Telephont,  1838,  Main 
Presbyterian  Board  of  Publication,  215-221,  Wabash  avenue 
Revel  1,  F.  U.,  &  Co.,  Washington  street 
Roe,  C.  M.,  177,  Wabash  avenue 
Shea,  Smith  &  Co.,  18,  Custom  House  place 

*  Shepard,  Frank,  184,  Dearborn  street.     1876.      {Law  Boohs) 
Simms,  J.  &  R. ,  123,  Twenty-second  street.     1876 
Speakman,  £.,  667>  West  Congress  street. 

Sterne,  J.  A.,  5251,  Fifth  avenue.     1895. 

Boolu  in  all  Languages 
Vrooman,  Jacob  A.,  218,  Clark  street. 
Ward,  Montgomery,  &  Co.,  111-120,  Michigan  avenue 
Way  &  Williams,  The  Monadnock 

Publishers,  Importers,  and  Booksellers 
Western  Book  s,  Stationery  Co. ,  300,  Wabash  avenue 
Western  New  Church  Union,  941,  Stein  way  Hall 
Wilson's  Book  Exchange,  302,  State  street 
Worthington,  James  L.,  211,  Wabash  avenue 
Chillicothe,  Mo. — Pop.  10,000 
McHwrath,  William.     1882 
Reynolds,  R.  W. 
Cincinnati,  0.— Pop.  400,000. 

American  Book  Co.,  317,  Walnut  street. 
Anderson,  W.  H.,  &  Co.,  515,  Main  street. 

Publishers  and  Booksellers.    (New  and  Second-hand) 
Benziffer  Bros. ,  343,  Main  street ;  and  of  New  York 

Catholic  Books 

*  Clarke  Go.,  The  Bobert,  31-39,  East  Fourth  street.  1858.  See  advt. 

Law,  Medical,  Scientific,  Americana,  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Davie,  W.  0.,  &  Co.,  224,  East  Fourth  street.     1871.     See  advt. 

Exclusively  Second-hand  Books  of  all  kinds.    No  specialty 

*  Ezekiel  &  Bemheim,  334,  Main  street.     1870 

Auctioneers  for  the  Sale  of  Books,  Manuscipts,  and  other  Literary  Property. 
Catalogues  weekly.    Telegranut  "  Ezekiel,  Cincinnati."    Telephont^  1368 
Jackson,  H.  N.,  36,  West  Sixth  street.  Second-hand 

*  James,  U.  P.,  127,  West  Seventh  street.     1831.     New  dh  Second-hand 
Pustet,  Fr.,  &  Co.,  436,  Main  street;  and  of  New  York 

Catholic  Books 
Weil,  Max,  &  Co.,  cor.  Twelfth  and  Vine  streets.  {German  Boohs) 

Western  Methodist  Book  Concern,  220,  West  Fourth  street 
Western  Tract  Society,  420,  Elm  street 

Wilde  Co.,  The  A.  E.,  517,  Main  street.     1850 
Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers 
Foreign  Books  excepting  those  in  the  English  language 

Clabesburo,  W,Va. — Robinson,  C.  D. 
Cleveland,  0.— Pop.  360,000.     . 

*  Burrows  Brotners  Co.,  23-27,  Euclid  avenue.     1873.     See  advt. 

Publishers,  Importers,  Dealers  in  Fine  and  Bare  Books  and  Americana 

TeUfframa,  "Burrows  Bros.,  Cleveland." 

Telephone,  Retail  Dept.,  221.       Wholesale  Dept.,  400 
Helman-Taylor  Co.,  168-174,  Euclid  avenue 

Publishers  and  Booksellers.        Telephone,  2379 
Ingham,  W.  A.,  138,  Superier  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Kirkpatrick,  J.,  1016,  Woodland  avenue 


( Wholesale) 
{Law  Boohs) 


118  DIREGTORT   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Clbveland — continued, 

Klanminger,  G.  E.,  790,  St.  Clair  street 

Lemperley,  Paul,  113,  Water  street 

Silvers tein,  J.,  199,  Ontario  street.  Second-hand 

Clinton,  /a.— Pop.  14,000. 

Stewart,  E.  W. 
Clinton,  Mass. — Pop.  11,000. 

Martin,  G.  E., 
Clinton,  Mo, — Bolinger,  Thad. 

McGee,  J.  T. 
Colobado  Springs,  Ool. — Pop.  12,500. 

Low,  I.  M. 
Columbus,  0.— Pop.  135,000. 
*  Davie,  O.,  &  Co.,  214^,  North  High  street.    1882.    New  dk  Secmd-hand 

Haggles,  Gale,  &  Co. ,  317,  South  High  street 

Smythe,  A.  H.,  41-43,  South  High  street.     1879 
TeUphow,  131 

Concord,  Jfowa.— Whitcomb,  H.  L. 
Concord,  N.H.—Poj^.  18,000. 

Hunt,  W.  E. 
Conway,  Ark. — Cox,  R.  W. 
CoRSiCANA,  Tex. — Blackman,  J.  S. 
Council  Grove,  Kan, — Kid  well  &  Beedle 
Cripple  Creek,  Col. — Salisbury,  E.  E. 
Dallas,  Tea:.— Pop.  65,000. 

Dallas  Book  Company.  New  and  Second-hand 

Kerrigan's  Book  Store 

Sanger  Brothers 
Danville,  Ta.— Pop.  12,000. 

Blair  &  Boatright 
Dardanbllb,  Ark. — Cornelius  &  Wilson 

Croom,  J.  A. 

Hart  &  Brother 
Dayton,  O.— Pop.  80,000. 

Mayer,  W.  C.,  19,  South  Main  street 

Shuey,  W.  J.  {Rdigiovs) 

Decatur,  il  to. —Moore,  B.  E. 

Tyler,  S. 

Woodmansee,  S.  M. 
Dedham,  Mass. — Doherty,  Mrs.  H. 
Deer  Lodge,  Mon. — Clague  &  Coleman 
Db  Funiak  Springs,  Fla. — Cawthorn,  W.  L.,  &  Co. 
Denver,  CoZ.— Pop.  140,000. 

Chain  &  Hardy  Company,  717  and  719,  Sixteenth  street 

Kelly  &  Westling,  727,  West  Sixteenth  street 

Pierce  &  Zahn,  829,  Seventeenth  street.     1882.     Second-hand 
Miscellaneous,  Curious,  and  Autographs 

Raymer's  Old  Book  Store,  834,  Fifteenth  street.     1890 
Old,  Rare,  and  Reference  Books 

B.eeve,  William  Glenn,  305,  Boston  buildings.     1895 
Americana,  Fiction,  Mineralogy,  Occult 
Des  Moines,  la.  —Pop.  90,000. 

Hooker,  D.  H. ,  514,  Walnut  street 
De  Soto,  ifo.—De  Soto  Art  Company 

Hinchey,  Paul  P. 

Serrin,  T.  H.,  &  Co. 


THE   UNITBD   STATBS. 


119 


Detroit,  Mich.— Po^.  300,000. 

De  Tar,  John  A. ,  105  and  107,  Michigan  avenue 

Eaton  &  Mains,  269,  Woodward  avenue 

Hudson,  J.  L.,  &  C!o.,  153,  Woodward  avenue 

Reif  &  Schwenk,  Gratiot  avenue 

Sheehan,  J.  W. ,  &  Co. ,  146,  Woodward  avenue 

Wanless,  Andrew,  57,  Grand  River  avenue 
Dover,  i^./T.— Pop.  14,000. 

Fobs,  F.  H. 

Lane,  £.  B. 

Sanborn,  Willard 
Dubuque,  /a.— Pop.  40,000. 

Grosvenor,  G.  c.,  &  Co.,  513,  Main  street 
DuLUTH,  Minn,— Pop.  65,000. 

Brown,  Tracy,  &  Co. 

Chamberlain  &  Taylor 

Duluth  Paper  &  Stationery  Company 

Haney  &  Knarre,  326,  Lake  avenue  south 

Nelson,  J.  W.,  180,  West  Superior  street 
East  Douglas,  3faw. —Batcheller,  C.  J. 
Easton,  Pa.— The  Book  Antiquary 
El  Dorado,  Ark, — Armstrong  Brothers 
Eldorado  Springs,  ifo.— Roby,  J.  W. 
Elizabeth,  N.J.—Poja.  40,000. 

Day,  L.  B.,  237,  Broad  street 

Norris,  F.  E.,  &  Co.,  90,  Broad  street 
Elmira,  N.  r.— Pop.  36,000. 

Billings,  Hosmer  H. 
El  Paso,  Tex.— Pop.  12,000. 

Dellquest  &  Andrews,  303,  San  Antonio  st.  1895.  New  tb  Second-haivd 

Harper,  C. 
Emporla,  JTaw.— Plumb,  Miss  E. 

Rowlands,  Jones,  &  Dekdale 
Erie,  Pa.— Pop.  60,000. 

Hayes,  W.  E.,  &  Co. 
EuPAULA,  ^^a.— Jelks,  W.  D. 

Thorp,  V.  D. 
Eureka,  JCan.— Morris,  W.  W.     1880 
Eureka  Springs,  -4rX;.— Baldridge,  W.  G. 

Hawley  &  Company 
EuTAW,  -4;a.— Gantzborn,  A. 
EvANSViLLB,  /nrf.— Pop.  66,000. 

Geupel  Bros.,  413,  Main  street     1853.  New  and  Second-hand 

Telephone,  49^— S. 

Smith  &  Butterfield,  202  and  204,  Main  street 
Fall  River,  ifoM.— Pop.  80,000. 

Adams,  Robert 

Bamford,  G.  E. ,  27,  South  Main  street 

Winslow,  E.,  348,  Pleasant  street  Second-hand 

Fayette,  -Sfo.— Davis,  E.  O. 
Fayetteville,  ^rifc.— Barry,  W.  T.,  &  Co. 

Stone,  W.  C. 
Fitchburg,  3fa««.— Pop.  30,000. 

Cummings  &  Remington,  366,  Main  street 

Day,  Howard,  28,  Church  street 


120 


DIRBCTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


FiTCHBUBG — continued. 

Lapointe  Company  Limited 

Nichols  &  Frost,  150,  Main  street 

Smith,  J.  R.,  140,  Water  street 
Flobence,  Ala. — Burtwell,  J. 

James,  E. 

Milner,  J. ,  &  Son 

Smith,  Harry 

Southwell,  C.  M. 

White,  B.  F. 
FoBT  PiBBRB,  iS^.i>.— Templin,  C.  F.  S. 
Fort  Plain,  N.  Y. — Yerdon,  Lewis 
Franklin,  Mass. — Batchelor,  J.  W. 
Fulton,  Mo. — Baker  &  Robnett 

Patton,  C.  A. 
Gainesville,  Fla. — Avery,  W.  W. 

Bell,  James 
Geneva,  N.  Y. — Foster,  T.  B.,  &  Bro.,  24,  Seneoa  street 
GiBARD,  Kan. — Wasser,  £.  A.,  &  Son 
Gloucester,  Mass. — Pop.  22,000. 

Brown,  C.  D. 

Procter  Brothers 

Strong,  Anna  M. 
Gloversville,  j^T.  y. — Pop.  16,000. 

Peck  A.  L. 
Go  WANDA,  N.  r.— Allen  Bros.     1 873 
Grand  Forks,  N.  Daifc. —Iddings,  F.  W. 

Kent,  F.  V. 
Grand  Ledoe,  Mich. — Pratt,  £.  J.,  &  Co. 
Grand  Rapids,  Mich. — Pop.  80,000. 

Lyon,  Beecher,  &  Kymer,  20  and  22,  Monroe  street 

Morse,  H.  H. ,  59,  Monroe  street 

Standard  Magazine  Exchange 
Greenfield,  Mass. — O'Hara,  R. 
Greensboro,  Ala. — Lawson  &  Co. 

StoUenwerck  &  Son 

Taylor  Brothers 
Groton,  N.  y.— Rhodes,  Charles  O.,  4,  Main  street.     1869 

Biblical,  Fiction,  School  Books,  and  General 
Hampton,  la. — Blanchard,  E.  E.,  &  Co. 
Hancock,  JficA. —Pettitt  &  Wilbur 
Hannibal,  Mo. — Pop.  24,000. 

Collins,  G.  A. 

Hannibal  Book  and  Stationery  Company 
Harrisburo,  Pa. — Pop.  50,000. 

Armor,  W.  C,  4,  North  Court  avenue.     1890 
MisEdssippi  and  Pennsylvania  Government  Publications 

Central  Book  Store,  335,  Market  street 

German,  Philip,  15,  South  Market  street.     1878 
Hartford,  (7^— Pop.  60,000. 

Allen,  C.  D.,  P.O.  725 

Belknap  k  Warfield 

Churchill,  George  G.,  80,  Trumbull  street 

Wilson,  G.  W.,  125,  Asylum  street 
Haverhill,  Mass. — Pop.  28,000 

Chase  Brothers 


122  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Kansas,  /W.— Payne,  John  A.,  &  Co.     1887 

Kansas  City,  3fo.— Pop.  150,000. 

Bowen-Merrill  Co. ,  The ;  also  at  Indianapolis,  Ind.        (Lata  Books) 

Bryant  &  Douglas  Book  &  Stationery  Co.,  1002,  Walnut  street.     1893 

Cramer,  Theo.  A.,  1321,  Grand  Avenue.     1884 

Emery-Bird-Thayer,  D.  G.,  &  Co. 

Glick,  R.,  710,  Main  street.  8ecoiid-hand 

Pitrat,  W.  A.,  1109,  Walnut  street 

Rhode  Brothers,  Acoma  building 

Whittlemore,  S.  P.,  &  Co.,  813,  Wyandotte  street 

Wright,  H.  T.,  720,  Main  street 

Keene,  N,II. — Spalter,  W.  H.,  &Co. 
Tilden,  G.  H.,  &  Co. 

Keokuk,  la. — Rollins,  C.  H.,  &  Co. 

KiRKSViLLE,  Mo.  — Fout  &  McChesney 

Linder,  C.  W.,  &  Co. 
Laconia,  N.H. — Harriman,  J.  F. 

Story,  F.  W. 
Lafayette,  Ind. — Pop.  18,000. 

Jacques,  Robert  L. 

Kimmell  &  Herbert 
Lake  City,  -^a.— Price,  G.  W. 
Lakepobt,  N.H. — Davis,  0.  S. 
Lamab,  Mo. — McQueen,  J.  H. 

Lancaster,  N.H. — Colby,  G.  H.,  Main  street.    1883.    Nev)  ds  Second-hand 
Lancaster,  Pa.— Pop.  27,000. 
*  Steigerwalt,  Charles,  130,  East  King  street 
Antiquarian,  Americana,  Engrayings,  &c. 
Lansing,  Mich. — Pop.  14,000. 

Currant,  Fred 
Laramie  City,  Wyo. — Manassa,  William 

Fenwick,  J.  M. 
Lawrence,  Ma>8s. — Pop.  46,000. 

Bingham,  James 

Dyer  &  Company 

Rice,  W.  E.,  &Co. 
Lead  City,  jS^.Z).— Perkins,  W.  B. 
Leavenworth,  Kan. — Pop.  22,000. 

Baker,  John 

Dodsworth,  W.  S. 

Morgan,  R.  J. 
Lebanon,  Ky, — Lea,  J.  M.     1868 
Lebanon,  Mo. — Farrar,  S. 

Kaffingberger  &  Company 
Lebanon,  O. — -March  Bros.,  48,  EJast  Mulberry  street 
Leominster,  Ma>8s. — Hosmer,  A.  C. 
Lewiston,  III. — Ross,  L.  F. 
Lewiston,  Me. — Pop.  22,000. 

Douglas  &  Cook 
Lexington,  Mo. — Crenshaw  &  Young 

Loomis,  E.  G. 

Powell,  0.  J. 
Lexington,  Tex. — Newman,  Gus.  W. 
Liberty,  Mo. — Mitchell,  J.  H. 


THE   UNITED   STATES.  123 


Lincoln,  Neh. — Pop.  65,000. 

O'Mahoney,  P.,  Exposition  building 

Osborne,  C.  M. 
Littleton,  N.H, — Wallace,  E.  B. 
Little  Rock,  Arh. — Pop.  35,000. 

Arkansas  Democrat  Company 

Davies  &  Son,  412,  Main  street 

Doerner,  George,  810,  Main  street 

Godbey  &  Thornburg,  320,  West  Second  street 

Goodman,  J. ,  213,  West  M^rkham  street 

Lincoln,  C.  J.,  &  Co.,  112,  North  Main  street 

Wilson  &  Webb,  Sationery  Company,  212,  Main  street 
LoCKHAVBN,  Pa.  — Satterlee,  W.  F. 
LocKPOET,  N.H. — Davis,  Olin  S. 
Long  Island  City,  N.  T.— Pop.  60,000. 

Rodman  &  Son,  846,  Boulevard,  Astoria.     1895.     Second-hand 
Los  Angeles,  Cdt.  —Pop.  85,000. 

Antiquarian  Book  Store,  117,  West  First  street 

Electric  Book  Store,  101,  West  Second  street 

Fowler  &  Colwell,  115,  West  Second  street 

Hirschfeld,  Philip,  &  Co.,  311,  North  Main  street 

Jones's  Book  Bazaar  (F.  D.  Jones),  311,  North  Main  street 

Parker,  C.  C,  246,  South  Broadway 

Smith,  James  W. 

Southern  California  Book  Store,  353,  South  Spring  street 
Louisiana,  Mo. — Howden,  W.  J. 

Merriweather  &  Son 
Louisville,  iTy.— Pop.  200,000. 

Alward  &  Co.,  P.O.  Box,  444 

Dearing,  C.  T. ,  North-west  corner  Third  and  Jefferson  streets 

Morton,  J.  P.,  &  Co.,  440—446,  West  Main  street.     1826 
Publishers  and  Booksellers 
Lowell,  Mom. — Pop.  80,000. 

Cambridge,  0.  L.,  314,  Merrimack  street 

Lawler,  T.  H. ,  79,  Merrimack  street 

Merrill,  Mrs.  F.  M.,  156,  Tenth  street.     1882 
Religious  Books  and  Tracts 

Prince,  George  C,  &  Son,  108,  Merrimack  street 
Lowell,  Mich. — Winnesan,  W.  S. 
Ludinqton,  Mich. — Andrew,  F.  W.,  &  Co.     1877 
LuRAY,  Mo. — Fonda,  J.  W. 
Lynn,  ilfcw«.— Pop.  60,000. 

Herbert,  George  C. ,  &  Co. ,  10,  Ceiitral  avenue 

Houghton,  W.  S. ,  64,  New  Park  street 

Spinney  &  Richardson,  226,  Summer  street 
Macon,  Mo. — Patton,  John  W. 
Madison,  Wis. — College  Book  Store,  State  street.     1886.     Second-hand 

Brown,  George  J.,  29,  State  street.     1886 
Malden,  Mass. — Pop.  33,000. 

McMahon,  P.  J. 
Manchester,  N.H. — Pop.  55,000. 

Cobum,  E.  R.,  866,  Elm  street 

Goodman,  W.  P.,  41,  Hanover  street 

Gould,  S.  C.     1862.  Second-hand 

Temple  &  Farington,  911,  Elm  street 

Willey ,  George  T. ,  64,  Hanover  street 


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124  DIRBOTORT   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Mankato,  Minn. — Warwick,  W.  T. 

Marblehead,  Masa. — Goodwin,  William.  New  and  Second-hand 

Marinette,  Wis. — Pop.  12,000. 
Noyes,  T.  E. 

Marlborough,  Masa. — Pop.  15,000. 

Gorman,  T. 

Wright,  H.  C. 
Marion,  Ala. — Mickleborough,  J.  M. 

Wilkerson,  P.M.,  &  Co. 

Marseilles,  iZ/.— Simmons,  Terry.     1884 

Books  and  Notions 
Marshall,  Jfo.— Franklin,  P.  H. 
Marshalltown,  /a.— LusW,  C.  D.,  &  Co. 
Maryville,  3fo.— Crane,  H.  T. 

Hastings,  T. 
Massillon,  0.— Pop.  10,000. 

Bahney,  E.  F.,  2X),  East  Main  street.     1887.        New  and  Second-hand 

Telephone^  48. 

Mattoon,  III. — Holmes,  L.  T.,  14,  West  Broadway 

Richardson  Brothers 
Medina,  N.Y.—*  Murdoch,  C.  S.     1876 

Thompson,  H.  H. 
Memphis,  Mo. — Brown  &  Dawson 
Memphis,  T'cnn.— Pop.  75,000. 

Ernst,  A.  M.,  28z,  Second  street 

Mansford,  R.  M. 
Merged,  Co^.— Ordway,  F.  M. 
MiDDLETOWN,  N.  Y. — Hanford  k  Horton.     1872 
Meshoppen,  Pa.— Wells,  E.  H.,  &  Co.     1896 
MiLFORD,  Jlfow*.— Pop.  10,000. 

Stacy,  G.  E. 
MiLLBURY,  Mass. — French,  George  E. 
Milwaukee,  W^m.— Pop.  275,000. 

*  Brunnquell,  Paul,  3505,  Wells  street.     1889 

Ecclesiastical  Theology,  History,  Americana,  Philology,  Philosophy,  <fec. 

*  Caspar,  C.  N.,  Book  Emporium,  437,  East  Water  street.     1878 
Fischer  &  Dever  Company 

Gray  Company,  T.  S. ,  104,  Wisconsin  street 
Books  in  me  bindings 

*  Haferkorn,  H.  E.,  127,  Third  street 

*  Hoeger,  J.  B.,  &  Sons,  371,  East  Water  street.     1847 

Booksellers  and  Importers 

*  Hofimann  Brothers,  413,  East  Water  street 

Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers 
Bohde  A.,  293,  Third  street.     1882 

German  Books  a  specialty.       Tel^honet  1228. 
South  Side  Book  Store,  274,  Grove  street 
Wisconsin  Magazine  Exchange,  132,  Mason  street 
Minneapolis,  Minn.— Von.  175,000. 

Augsburg  Publishing  House,  223,  Cedar  avenue 

Cushman  &  Plummer 

Goodyear  Law  Book  Co.,  107,  Post  Office  court.     {Law  Books) 

McCarthy,  Nathaniel,  621,  Nicollet  avenue 

Morris  k  Wilson 

Raymer  Co.,  Charles  D.,  109,  Post  Office  court.     1885 

Americana,  Astrology,  Occult,  &c. 


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125 


Mn^NEAPOLis — continued. 

Thomson,  Charles  C,  110,  Fourth  street  south.     1887 
Americana  and  Miscellaneous 

MoBERLY,  Mo. — Pop.  10,000. 
Kelly  Brothers 
Kelly,  G.  B.,&Co. 
Moberly  Book  and  News  Company 

Mobile,  Ala.—Vo^.  40,000. 

Amos,  J.  E.,  259,  Dauphin  street 

Bidgood,  T.  S.,  &  Co.,  63,  St.  Francis  street 

Felis,  N.,  &  Co.,  82,  St.  Francis  street 

McGuire  Stationery  Company,  210,.  Dauphin  street 

Moses,  Miss  Addie  C.  {Circulating  Library) 

Randall,  G.  H.,  5,  North  Water  street 

Renth,  John,  411,  Dauphin  street 

MoNTicsLLO,  III. — Dilatus,  W.  H. 
Montgomery  City,  3fo. —Sheehy,  M.  B. 
Montgomery,  Ala. — Pop.  30,000. 

Brown  Printing  Company 

Davis,  J.  M.  ,  &  Co. 

Fitzpatrick,  C.  T. 

Holt,  W.  C,  17,  Dexter  avenue 

Loeb  &  Loeb 
Montpelier,  Vt. — Argus  &  Patriot  Company 

Tewksbury,  L.  C. 

Wilder,  George  W. 
MoRRiSTOWN,  j^T.J.— Sheriden,  S.  P. 
Mound  City,  Kan. — Barter,  N.  G. 
Mound  City,  Mo. — ^Mitchell,  J.  A. 
Mount  Vernon,  0. — Roll,  Arnold 
MuNCY,  Pa. — Painter,  T.  &  A.  W. 
Muscatine,  la. — Pop.  12,500. 

Beard,  Joe  T. 
Nantucket,  Mass. — Clisby,  Miss  P.  E. 

Jemegan,  E.  H. 
Nashua,  N.H.—Vop.  22,000. 

Hooper,  R.  P. 

Norris  &  Co. 

Parker,  C.  C. 

Smith's  Book  Store 

Walton,  C.  J. 
Nashville,  Tenn. — Pop.  90,000. 

Barbee  &  Smith,  Southern  Methodist  Publishing  House 

Hunter  &  Welburn 

Mansford,  R.  M.,  298,  Main  street 

Paul  &  Boylin 
Natick,  Ma88.—De  Witt,  J.  E. 

National  Military  Home,  0. — Keyes,  John  J.     1880 
Neosho,  Mo. — Clark  &  Price 
Nevada,  Jlfo.— Pop.  10,000. 

Mayes,  B.  P. 

Parish,  Eugene 
New  Albany,  /nrf.— Pop.  23,000. 

Bender,  H.  Second-hand 


126  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


New  Bedford,  Mass, — Pop.  60,000. 
Brishtman,  F.  S. 
Cuddy  &  England 
Hutchinson,  H.  S.,  &  Co.,  198 — 202,  Union  at.    New  aiid  Second-hand 

(Est.  1864.)        Telephone,  98—2. 

Newbern,  N.G. — Gaakins,  James  D. 
Newburo,  N.  Y. — Booth royd,  0.  W. 
Newcastle,  Pa. — Pop.  12,500. 

Aiken,  W.  H. 

Hill  &  Chain 
New  Haven,  Conn. — Pop.  90,000. 

Cadby,  John  W.,  1076,  Chapel  street.  Second-hand 

Judd  Company,  The  Edward  P.,  848,  Chapel  street.     1859 
Standard  and  Miscellaneous 

Kingsbury,  W.  H.,  92,  Crown  street.     1882.       New  and  Second-hand 

Pease,  T.  H.,  &  Co. 

Ye  Olde  Boke  Shoppe,  1075,  Chapel  street.     1888.     Second-hand 
New  London,  Gl — Pop.  15,000. 

Viets,  C.  J.,  115,  State  street 
Genealogy,  <fec. 
New  Orleans,  La. — Pop.  255,000. 

Hansen,  F.  F.,  714  and  716,  Canal  street 

*  Hawkins,  A.  H.,  &  Co.,  1020,  Canal  street 
New  Philadelphia,  0. — Lehman,  T.  R. 
Newport,  R.I, — Carr,  George  H.,  172,  Thames  street 

Hammett's  Book  Store,  202,  Thames  street 
Newport,  ^y.— Pop.  28,000. 

*  Lyons,  Will  H.     1884 

Chess  and  Draught  Books  and  Magazines 

Newark,  N.J. — *  Morrison,  Noah  F.,  877,  Broad  street.     Second-hand 
Americana,  Genealogy,  and  Miscellaneous 

New  Richmond,  0. — Wolf,  Henry 

New  Washington,  0. — Sheets,  J.,  &  Brother 

Newton,  Mass. — Pop.  20,000. 

Maynard,  Charles  J.,  447,  Crafts  street,  West  Newton.     1887 
Natural  Science,  especially  Zoology 

NEW  YORK,  iVT.y;— Pop.  2,000,000. 

Abrahams,  J. ,  145,  Fourth  avenue.  Second-hand 

Adler,  H.,  107,  Ludlow  street.  Second-hand 

African  Methodist  Episcopal  Book  Concern,  353,  Bleecker  street 

Alliance  Press,  690,  Eightn  avenue 

Almstead,  Frank,  266,  William  street.  Second-hand 

American  Baptist  Publication  Co. ,  182,  Fifth  avenue 

American  News  Company,  39,  Chambers  street 

American  Publishers'  Corporation,  310  to  318,  Sixth  avenue 

American  Swedenborg  Printing  &  Publication  Society,  Cooper  Union 

Anderson,  John,  Jun.,  99,  Nassau  street.    1887.    Second-hand 

Rare  Books  and  Prints,  Portraits,  Americana,  and  The  Drama 
Anderson  (John  R. )  Co. ,  54,  Franklin  street 

*  Baker  &  Taylor  Co. ,  5  and  7,  East  Sixteenth  st.     New  de  Second-hand 

*  Baker,  Voorhis,  &  Co. ,  66,  Nassau  street.  New  and  SecoTid-hand 

Law  Books 
Bangs  &  Co.,  91  and  93,  Fifth  avenue.  {Book  Auctioneers) 

Auctioneers  of  Books,  Engravings,  Autographs,  Ck)ins,  &c. 

*  Banks  &  Brothers,  20,  Murray  street.  Second-hand 

*  Benjamin,  Walter  R.,  287,  Fourth  avenue.     1887.     Second-hand 

Autograph  Letters 


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Nbw  York — continued, 

*  Benjamin,  William  Evarts,  10,  West  22nd  street.    1883.    Second-hand 

*  Benziger  Brothers,  36,  Barclay  street.     1863.       New  and  Second-hand 

Importers  of  Catholic  Books 
Bernhardt,  Herman,  10,  Orchard  street.  Second-hand 

Black,  Lucy  C,  104,  East  125th  street 
Blanck,  Jane,  491,  Sixth  avenue 
Board  of  Publication  of  the  Reformed  Church  in  America, 

25,  East  Twenty-second  street.  Neio  and  Second-hand 

Boericke  &  Tafel,  145,  Grand  street,  and  15,  West  Forty-second  street 

(Est.  1835.)    Homoeopathic  and  Surgical  Science 
Bonnell,  Silver,  &  Co.,  24,  West  Twenty-second  street.     1896 

Publishers  and  Booksellers 

*  Bouton,  James  W. ,  10,  West  Twenty-eighth  st.      New  ds  Second-hand 

*  Bowers  &  Loy,  10,  Park  place.     1888.  New  and  Second-hand 
Bradbum,  George  A.,  404,  Canal  street.  Second-hand 

*  Bradbarn,  Thomas,  78,  Nassau  street 

Brentano's,  31,  Union  square  west.     1853.  New  and  Second-hand 

Budd,  R.  M.  (Back  Number  Budd),  100,  West  32nd  st.      Second-hand 
Burnton,  A. ,  49,  Fourth  avenue 
Casey,  James  F. ,  9J,  West  Twenty-sixth  street.     New  <&:  Second-hand 

Casey,  W.  J.,  123,  Fourth  avenue.     1877.  Secmid-hand 

Irish  Literature  and  Art  Books 
Casino  Book  Co.  (M.  C.  Wyman),  1374,  Broadway.    1884.    Second-hand 
Catholic  Book  Exchange,  120,  VVest  Sixtieth  st.     New  dh  Second-hand 
Catholic  School  Book  Company,  28,  Barclay  street 
Cereghino,  G.,  60,  Mulberry  street 
Chinsky,  Meyer,  19,  Ludlow  street 
Christopher,  James,  47,  Dey  street.  Second-hand 

*  Clark,  Anna  S.,  174,  Fulton  street.  Second-hand 
Clarkin,  Bartholomew,  1387,  Broadway 

*  Cooke,  R.  D. ,  19,  Centre  street.     1869.  New  and  Secowi-hand 

Scarce  Books  and  Maps,  particularly  relating  to  New  York 
Cooley,  A.  Jay,  8th  ave..  Corner  West  Thirty-first  st. 
Collins,  Charles,  5,  East  Sixteenth  street 
Comstock  W.  T.,  23,  Warren  street. 

Architecture,  <ftc. 
Conroy,  Charles,  122,  Park  row 
Connery ,  Thomas  F. ,  452,  Pearl  street 
Consolidated  Typewriters'  Exchange,  245,  Broadway 

Shorthand  Pubhcations 
Cox,  Elmer  E.,  628,  Third  avenue.     1873 

Miscellaneous,  and  Back  Magazines 
Crothers  &  Korth,  246,  Fourth  avenue 
Cunningham,  P.  T.,  443,  Grand  street. 
Davis,  Selma,  256,  West  Fourteenth  street. 
DeGaudenzi,  Angelo,  &  Co. ,  209,  Spring  street 

*  Dermigny,  L.,  126,  West  Twenty-fifth  street 

French  Literature 
Deutschberger,  Alex.,  117,  Fourth  avenue.     1894. 

Standard  and  Miscellaneous,  Foreign  Languages,  <fec. 
Dike  Book  Company,  37,  Vande water  street 
Dimond,  George  W. ,  78,  Fourth  avenue.  Second-hand 

Diossy  Law  Book  Company,  231,  Broadway 

*  Dodd,  Mead,  &  Co.,  149  and  151,  Fifth  avenue.   New  and  Second-hand 

Publishers  and  Importers 
Dogin,  H.,  &  Son,  35,  Orchard  street 


Second-hand 


Secondhand 
Second-hand 


Second-hand 


128  DIRBCTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Nbw  Yobk — contintted, 

Domin,  E.  M.,  83,  Nassau  street  {Laiv  Books) 

Dressell,  Francis,  314,  East  Fifty-second  street 

Dressell,  George  M.,  8,  Cooper  Union.  Second-hand 

Druckerman,  Jacob,  50,  Canal  street 

Duggan,  John,  248,  East  Twenty-third  street.     Second-hand 

Duncan,  William  S.,  101,  West  Twenty-fifth  street 

*  Duprat  &  Co.,  349,  Fifth  avenue.  New  and  Second-hand 

Hare  Editions  in  Fine  Bindings 

*  Button,  E.  P.,  &  Co.,  31,  West  23rd  street.  1853.  New  dc  Second-hand 

*  Dyrsen  &  Pfeiflfer,  254,  Fifth  avenue.  New  ds  Second-hand 
Eaton  &  Mains  (Methodist  Book  Concern),  150,  Fifth  avenue 
Elmendorf,  John  E.,  &  Co.,  217,  West  One  Hundred  &  Twenty-fifth  st. 
Eschert,  August  G.,  2285,  Second  avenue             Second-hand 
Ewen,  Edwin,  282,  West  One  Hundred  and  Twentieth  street 

*  Fowler  &  Wells  Company,  27,  East  Twenty-first  street.     1884 

Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers 

*  Francis,  David  G.,  12,  East  Fifteenth  street 

*  French,  T.  H.,  26,  West  Twenty-second  street 

Plays,  Dramatic  Works,  &c. 
Friedkin,  Asher,  175,  Norfolk  street.  Second-hand 

Friedman,  Gerson,  53,  Ludlow  street 
Friedman,  Joseph,  228,  Stanton  street 
Friedman,  Pinkus,  172,  Rivington  street 

*  Funk  &  Wagnalls,  30,  Lafayette  place.  New  and  Second-hand  , 
Gebbie  Publishing  Company,  Bennett  buildings ;  also  at  Philadelphia  i 

Balzac  and  other  French  Translations- 
Goodenough  &  Woglom  Co.,  122,  Nassau  street 
Gould,  William,  7,  Beekman  street.  {Law  Books) 

*  Grant,  Francis,  23,  West  Forty-second  street.      New  and  Second-hand 
Grode,  V.  J.,  78,  East  One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  street 

*  Hagemann,  Henry  W.,  160,  Fifth  avenue 
Hamilton,  Margaret  J.,  584,  Third  avenue.  Second-hand 
Hammett,  Henry  W.,  1298,  Broadway 

*  Harper,  Francis  P.,  17,  East  Sixteenth  street.     Second-hand 

Americana,  and  out-of-print  Books 

*  Harrison,  W.  B.,  3,  West  Eighteenth  street 
Heiden,  Abraham,  197i,  Delancey  street 
Heinrichs,  John,  82,  Avenue  A 

*  HesslinS)  Bruno,  64,  East  Twelfth  street 

Technical  only,  including  Architecture 
Heyman,  Emil,  &  Co.,  4,  St.  Mark's  place 
Hill,  J.  A.,  &  Co.,  91  and  93,  Fifth  avenue 

*  Hinds  &  Noble,  4,  Cooper  Lastitute,  Fourth  avenue.     1884 

School  and  College  Books  New  and  Second:hand 

*  Hirschfeld  Brothers,  95,  Fifth  avenue 
Hodgins,  J.,  6,  East  Forty-second  street  Second-hand 
Home  Library  and  Supply  Association,  93,  Fifth  avenue 

*  Hurst  &  Co.,  136,  Grand  street.     1870 

Publishers  and  Jobbers 
International  Bible  Agency,  150,  Fifth  avenue 
International  News  Co.,  85,  Duane  street.    1880.    New  dh  Second-hand 

Booksellers  and  Importers 
International  Purchasing  League,  24,  East  Twenty-fourth  street 
Ireland,  John,  1192,  Broadway 
Jafife,  Chone,  252,  Stanton  street 


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Second-hand 

New  and  Second-hand 
Second-hand 

{Catholic  Books) 


New  York — continued. 

Jamewsky,  Moses,  77,  Norfolk  street 

*  Jenkins,  William  R. ,  851  and  853,  Sixth  avenue.    New  dh  Second-hand 

Veterinary  Works,  Books  in  Foreign  Languages,  &c. 
Cable  Address,  "  Ropewalk,  New  York."    Telephone,  1144—38 

*  Jewett,  J.  E.,  77,  Bible  House 

Religious  Books  and  Tracts 

*  Johnson,  Ernest  W. ,  2,  East  Forty-second  st.  1885.  New  cfc  Second-hand 

Standard,  Bare,  and  CuriouB 
Kaufman,  Max  H.,  150,  East  Fourteenth  street. 
Kantrowitz  &  Katzenclenbogen,  Ludlow  street 
Keane,  Thomas  E. ,  28,  Ann  street.     1885. 
Kelly,  James,  114,  Fifth  avenue. 
Kelly,  Maria,  463,  West  Fifty-first  street 
Kenedy,  P.  J.,  3  and  6,  Barclay  street.     1826. 

*  Keppel  &  Co. ,  20,  East  Sixteenth  street 

High-class  Engravings,  Etchings,  &c. 

*  Ketcham,  Wilbur  B.,  9,  West  Eighteenth  street 

Publisher  and  Bookseller 
Kiegel,  Charles,  420,  Fifth  avenue 

Killeen,  John  B. ,  875,  Sixth  avenue  Second-hand 

Kindberg,  Edward,  3,  East  Fourteenth  street.     1886.     {Engravings) 
Kirk,  F.  J.,  29,  Liberty  street 

Kliman,  Louis,  82,  Hester  street.  Second-hand 

KuUman,  P.  C,  &  Co. ,  219,  East  Ninety-fifth  street.     1890 

Masonic  Books,  Secret  Society  Rituals,  &c. 

*  Lane,  John  (The  Bodley  Head),  140,  Fifth  ave. ;  also  at  London,  Eng. 
Lawrence,  Charles  H.,  60,  Nassau  street.     1867.     Second-hand 

Portraits  and  Prints 

*  Leggat  Brothers,  81,  Chambers  street 

*  Lemcke  &  Buechner,  812,  Broadway 

German,  General,  European,  and  American 
Lipkind,  Louis,  132,  Divison  street 

*  Loizeaux  Brothers,  63,  Fourth  avenue 

Biblical  Books,  Pamphlets,  Tracts,  Charts,  &c. 
Lovell,  Coryell,  &  Co.,  308  and  310,  Sixth  avenue 
Lovering,  L.  E.,  781,  Broadway 
Loy,  Edward,  213,  Eighth  avenue.  Second-hand 

*  Luyster,  S.  B. ,  Junr. ,  76,  Nassau  street.  Second-hand 
McAfee,  J.  K.,  154,  West  Twenty-third  street 

*  McLean,  S.  F.,  &  Co.,  44  and  46,  East  Twenty- third  st.     Second-hand 

Miscellaneous  and  Rare 
Maguire,  Rose,  142,  West  Twenty-third  street 
Mendoza,  Isaac,  17,  Ann  street.  Second-hand 

Merchants*  Stationery  Co. ,  744,  Broadway.  Second-hand 

*  Merrill  &  Baker,  74,  Fifth  avenue,  and  at  St.  Paul,  Minn. 
Meyer  Brothers  &  Co.,  1132,  Broadway 

Meyer,  Charles,  175,  East  Broadway 

Miller,  Henry,  122,  Nassau  street.  Second-hand 

Mischke,  Hans,  36,  Beekman  street,  and  24,  Clinton  place 
Morris,  Frederick  W.,  114,  Fifth  avenue.  Second-hand 

Murphy,  E.  J. ,  524,  Third  avenue.  Second-hand 

*  Nash,  Edward  W.,  80,  Nassau  street  Second-hand 

Americana  and  Miscellaneous 
Netter,  Mark  L. ,  404^,  Grand  street.  Second-hand 

*  New  Church  Board  of  Publication,  20,  Cooper  Union 
New  York  Book  Depository,  3,  Park  place 


130  DIRBCTORT   OF  BOOK8BLLBB8. 


New  York — continued, 

*  New  York  Medical  Book  Co.,  219,  East  Twelfth  street.     1892 

New  and  Old,  Medical,  ^. 

*  Xew  York  School  Book  Clearing  House,  65,  Doane  street 
Xolan,  James  C,  386,  Third  avenue.  Second-hand 
Nyitray,  Emil,  ^,  Avenue  C. 

O'Reilly,  William,  39,  Madison  street    . 

Ostendorfl^  Louis  H.,  Junr.,  14,  Ann  street.        Second-hand 

Oxford  Publishing  Co.,  24,  East  Twenty-fourth  street.     1894 

Biblical  Reference  Works 
Pabst,  Charles,  846,  Third  avenue 

*  Path,  The,  144,  Madison  avenue 

llieoflophy  and  kindred  sabjects 
Peloubet,  Seymour  S. ,  76,  Nassau  street  {Law  Books) 

*  Pelton,  E.  R.,  129,  Fifth  avenue 

Medical,  Pharmaceutical,  Dental,  Ac 
Perkins  &  Hovendon,  11,  Elast  Sixteenth  street 

*  Ponce  de  Leon,  N. ,  42,  Broadway.  Second-hand 

*  Pott,  James,  &  Co. ,  283,  Fourth  avenue.   1882.    New  and  Second-hand 

Prot.  Episoopal,  Theological,  d;c. 
Pratt,  Charles  S.,  161,  Sixth  avenue.     1884.        New  and  Second-hand 
Prowell,  H.  R.,  217,  Bowery  and  84,  Park  row.     Second-hand 
Pustet,  F. ,  &  Co. ,  52,  Barclay  street ;  also  at  Ratisbon,  Bavaria 

Catholic  Books.    Importers,  and  Publishers. 

*  Putnam  (G.  P.)  Sons,  27  &  29,  West  Twenty-third  St.;  also  at  London 

Est.  1872.      Americana  and  Rare  English  Books 

*  Rand,  McNally,  &  Co.,  61,  East  Ninth  street ;  also  at  Chicago 

Maps,  &c. 

*  Regand,  W.  C,  1160,  Broadway  New  and  Second-hand 
Revell  Co.,  FlemingH.,  158,  Fifth  avenue 

*  Richmond,  George  U.,  &  Co.,  12,  East  Fifteenth  street 
Robinson,  E.,  99,  Nassau  street.  {Law  Books) 
Roden,  Hugh,  408,  Canal  street.  Second-hand 
Rohde,  WiBiam,  7,  Cortlandt  street 

Rosenbaum  &  Warbelowsky,  4,  Ludlow  street 

Ross,  John  D.,  185,  Grand  street 

Rothstein,  Louis,  83,  Bayard  street 

Rusk,  W.  S. ,  604,  Eighth  avenue.  Second-hand 

*  Saalfield  Publishing  Company,  13,  East  Fourteenth  street 
Saaltield,  Richard  A.,  44,  Broad  street.     1877 

*  Sabin,  J.  F. ,  80,  Nassau  street 

Sadlier,  D.  &  J.,  &  Co.,  31  and  33,  Barclay  street 

St.  Clair,  Charles,  34,  Park  row 

Schermerhorn,  J.  W.,  &  Co.,  3,  East  Fourteenth  street 

Educational 
Schmidt,  Otto,  967,  Third  avenue 
Schreiberman,  David  B. ,  8,  Bayard  street 

*  Scribner's  (Charles)  Sons,  153  to  157,  Fifth  avenue 

Est.  1845.    Importers  and  Publishers 
Siegel  &  Cooper  Co.  Book  Dept.,  Eighteenth  street,  and  Sixth  avenue 
Shipley,  Jay  R.,  83,  Nassau  street.  {Lom)  Books) 

Shnelke,  J.  P.,  425,  East  Eighteenth  street 
Silk,  Joseph,  147,  Sixth  avenue.  Second-hand 

*  Smith,  George  D.,  4,  East  Forty -second  street.    Second-hand 

Publisher,  Bookseller,  and  Importer 

*  Stechert,  Gustave  E.,  9,  East  Sixteenth  street.     1872 

English,  French,  and  German  Scientific  Books  2Tew  and  Second-hand 


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New  and  Second-hand 


New  York — continued. 

*  Steiger.  E. ,  &  Co. ,  25,  Park  place 

Booksellers,  Importers,  and  Publishers 

*  Stokes,  F.  A.,  &  Brother,  29,  West  Twenty-third  street.     1887 
Studio  Publishing  Company,  1620,  Broadway.     1884 
Syndicate  Trading  Company,  120,  Franklin  street 

Tarns,  Arthur  W.,  109,  West  Twenty-Eighth  street 

Music  Library 
Tamsen,  Edward  J.  H.,  52,  Avenue  A 
Technical  Book  Company,  265,  Broadway 

Thomson,  William,  67,  West  One  Hundred  and  Twenty-fifth  street 
Thorpe,  T.  M. ,  19,  East  Fourteenth  street.     1887.     Second-hand 

Old,  Rare,  Americana 

*  Tibbals  Book  Co. ,  26,  Warren  street.  Second-hand 

Theological  and  Religious 
Tocci,  F.,  182,  Worth  street 
Truthseeker  Company,  28,  Lafayette  place 

*  Vail,  J.  H.,  &  Co.,  5,  East  Seventeenth  street 

Medical  Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers.     Theological  and  Americana 
Van  Nostrand  Co.,  D.,  23,  Murray  street,  and  27,  Warren  street 
Van  Siclen,  H.  K.,  259,  West  Forty-fourth  street 
Vesey,  Frank,  &  Co.,  1349,  First  avenue 
Walker,  G.  C,  220,  East  Forty-second  street 
Walsh,  Francis,  137,  East  Twenty-third  street 

*  Wanamaker's  Book  Dept. ,  Broadway,  9th  and  lOth  streets,  &  4th  ave. 
Ward,  Charles,  W. ,  48,  Church  street 

"Ward  &  Drummond,  164,  Fifth  avenue 

Juvenile  Religious  only.    Publishers 
Wehman,  Henry  J.,  130,  Park  row 

*  Wester mann,  B.,  &  Co.,  812,  Broadway 

General  European  and  American 
Whaley,  Minnie  J.,  401,  Fifth  avenue 
Whiting,  William  I.,  27,  Beaver  street 
Whittaker,  Thomas,  2  and  3,  Bible  House,  Fourth  ave. 

Importers  of  Religious  Books 
Whittle,  Ralph  D. ,  83,  Fourth  avenue.  Second-hand 

Wieners,  Godfrey  A.  S. ,  662,  Sixth  avenue 

*  Williams,  Harvey,  25,  East  Tenth  street.     1887.     Second-hand 

Old  Magazines,  Reviews,  &c. 
Wood,  Robert  N. ,  210,  Bleecker  street 

*  Woodward,  Charles  L. ,  78,  Nassau  street.     1876.     Second-hand 

Books  relating  to  America 
Wright,  J.  0.,  &  Co.,  6,  East  Forty-second  street.     1885 
Rare  and  Standard  Books  and  Prints 

*  Young  Company,  E.  &  J.  B. ,  12,  Cooper  Union,  Fourth  avenue 

PttDlisbers,  Importers,  and  Booksellers 

Young,  Joseph  G.,  105,  Fourth  avenue.  ^e?^;  and  Second-hand 

Zanolini,  F.,  215,  Spring  street 

Zimmerman's,  166,  Fifth  avenue 
Niagara  Falls,  N.  y.— Babcock,  E.  O. 
Norfolk,  Ta.— Pop.  38,000. 

Alfriend  &  Murray,  104,  Main  street 

The  Nusbaum  Book  and  News  Co.,  128,  Main  street 
NoRRiSTOWN,  Pa.— Pop.  21,000. 

Sower,  F.  D. 
North  Adams,  Mass. — Pop.  20,000. 

Anderson,  D.  A. 

Tilton,  F.  L. 


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Northampton,  Mass,— Vop.  18,000. 

*  Bridcman,  S.  E.,  &  Co.,  108,  Main  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

School,  College,  and  Miscellaneous 

Banister  Cayley  Co. 

Marsh,  Joseph 
North  Attleboro',  Mass. — Avery,  H.  B.,*23,  Elm  street.       Second-hand 

Black,  A.  R. 
Nor  WALK,  0, — Reflector  Printing  Co. 

Stafford,  George 
Norwich,  Conn.— Pop.  22,000 

Cranston  &  Co.,  158,  Main  street.     1887 
Telephone,  No.  lOO— « 

Noyes  &  Davis.     1876.  New  and  Second-hand 

Local  History,  Genealogy,  &c. 
Oak  Harbor,  0. — Goody,  E.  M. 
Obbrlin,  0. — Comings,  A.  G. 

Goodrich,  E.  J. 

RoUin,  W.  H. 
O'Fallon,  i/o.— Westhoflf,  F.,  &  Sons 
Oil  City,  Pa.— Pop.  12,000. 

Veach  &  Murloch 
Olban,  N.  Y, — Brady  &  Corsaw 
Omaha,  Neb.—Vo^.  160,000. 

Antiquarian  Book  Store 

Chase's  Book  Store,  1518,  Farnham  street 

Lear,  C.  H.,  217,  North  Sixteenth  street.  Second-hand 

Megeath  Stationery  Co.,  1308,  Farnham  street 

Shonfeld,  S.,  1519,  Farnham  street.  Second-hand 

Oneida,  N.  Y. — Chapin  &  Frost 

Hay,  A. 
Oneonta,  j^.  Y. — Darbee,  W.  W. 

Saunders,  Henry 
Opelika,  Ala. — Ware  &  Hall 
Orlando,  Fla. — Vaughan  &  Dovel 
Orono,  Me. — White,  C.  C. 
Osceola,  Mo. — Ferguson,  M.  E. 

Fletcher,  R.  E. 
Oswego,  N.  7".— Decker,  W. 

Oliphant,  R.  J. 

Sutton,  James 
Oxford,  0. — Beaugereau,  A. 
Painesville,  0. — Button  Sisters 

Colby,  S. 

Curtiss  &  Sons 
Palmyra,  Mo. — Wells,  B. 
Palmyra,  N.  Y. — Nichols,  S.  P.,  &  Co. 
Palo  Alto,  Col. — Simkins,  H.  W.     1892.  New  and  Second-hand 

Telephone,  Main  43 
Paola,  Kans. — Bryan,  J.  N.     1893. 
Paris,  m— Beebe,  W.  H.,  &  Allen,  C.  E. 

Eaton,  A.,  1875 
Paris,  Ky. — McVey,  J.  M. 
Patchogue,  N.Y. — Conklin,  H.  S. 
Paterson,  N.J.—Vop.  95,000. 

*  Osborne,  J.  H.,  95,  Van  Houten  street.     1890.     Second-hand 

Rare  Books  and  First  Editions 


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Patterson,  N.  Y. — Irish,  J.  L.  &  Son 

Passadena,  Col. — Jones,  F.  L. 

Pavilion,  N.  Z.— Carr  &  Phelps 

Peabody,  Mass. — Nugent  Brothers,  52,  Main  street.  New  and  Second-hand 

Books  by  Irish  Authors 
Pbnn  Yan,  N.  Z.— Cornwell  Brothers 

Guthrie,  H.  C. 
Peobia,  /W.— Pop.  45,000. 

Sprague,  L.  T.,  1924,  North  Adams  street.     1887 
•     Tripp,  1).  H.,  &  Co.,  206,  Main  street 
Perry,  N.  F.— Wygant,  E.  H. 
Perryvillb,  Mo, — Anderson,  L.  M.,  &  Co. 
Perth  Amboy,  jY^.  7. —Seaman  &  Co.     1881 
Petersburgh,  Va. — Pop.  25,000. 

Beckwith,  T.  S. 

Pritchett,  C.  E.,  &  Co. 
Philadelphia,  Pa.— 1,200,000. 

Academy  Book  Room  (Swedenborgian),  1821,  Wallace  street.     1880 

*  American  Baptist  Publication  Society,  1420,  Chestnut  street 
Andrews,  A.,  &  Co.,  1305,  Front  street 

*  Baird  &  Co.,  Henry  Carey,  810,  Walnut  street.     1785 

Industrial  Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers.        Telegram*,  "Carey." 
Bellwood  &  Joly,  1332,  Walnut  street 
Bentley ,  D. ,  &  Co. ,  530,  Market  street 
Boericke  &  Tafel,  1011,  Arch  street ;  also  at  New  York.     1835 

Homoeopathy ^urgical.  Sanitary,  &c. 
Campion,  W.  H.,  &  Co.,  1006,  Chestnut  street 
Church  and  School  Supply  Co.,  254,  South  Eleventh  street 
Coates,  H.  T.,  1326,  Chestnut  street 

*  Cummings,  J.,  227,  D  Sixth  street.     1868 

Publisher  and  Importer 
Cunningham,  Peter  F.,  825,  Arch  street.  (Catholic) 

*  Foote,  A.  E.  (Warren  M.  Foote,  Manager),  1317,  Arch  street.      1876 

Scientific  and  Medical 
Frederick,  G.  W.,  Lutheran  Book  Store,  117,  North  Sixth  street 
Friends'  Book  Store,  304,  Arch  street 
Friends'  Book  Association,  1500,  Race  street 
Griffin,  Martin  J.,  711,  Sansom  street 
Headley,  T.  W.,  iOOOJ,  Lancaster  avenue 
Highlands,  John,  229,  North  Ninth  street 
Jacobs,  George  W.,  103,  South  Fifteenth  street.     {Church  Boohs) 

*  Johnson,  T.  &  J.  W.,  &  Co.,  535,  Chestnut  street.     1838 
Keyser,  William  H.,  &  Co.,  1211,  Filbert  street 
Kilner,  H.  L. ,  &  Co. ,  824,  Arch  street 

Kohler  &  Sons,  911,  Arch  street 

Leary's  Old  Book  Store,  (Edwin  S.  Stuart),  9,  South  Ninth-st.     1836 

*  Lippincott  Co.,  The  J.  B.,  715  and  717,  Market  street 

Importers  and  Publishers 
Literary  Bureau,  "  Ladies'  Home  Journal"  Office 

*  Lutheran  Publication  House,  42,  North  Ninth  street 

Dealers  in  Theological,  Medical,  Law,  and  other  books 
Maclean,  Joseph,  1113,  Arch  street 
McGrath  &  Son,  1019,  Walnut  street 

*  McVey,  John  Joseph,  39,  North  Thirteenth  street.     1890 

American  History,  Law,  Medicine,  Science,  Theology 
Murphv,  M.,  715,  Sansom  street 
New  Church  Book  Association,  2129,  Chestnut  street 


134  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Philadelphia — continued. 

Penn  Publication  Co. ,  1020,  Arch  street 

Perkinpine  &  Higgins,  914,  Arch  street 

Philadelphia  Book  Clearing  House,  144,  North  Seventh  street 

Philadelphia  Book  Co. ,  19,  South  Ninth  street 

Presbyterian  Board  of  Publication,  1334,  Chestnut  street 

*  Rigby,  George  H.,  1113,  Arch  street.     1885 

Americana,  Fine  Arts,  and  Miscellaneous 
Shaw,  W.  R. ,  902,  Susquehanna  avenue 
Smith,  T.  C,  junior,  332,  Susquehanna  avenue 
Solly,  J.  B.,  Frankford 
Unitarian  Book  Store,  1 102,  Walnut  street 
Warren,  Alfred,  527,  West  Sixth  street 

*  Weiss,  Remigius,  954,  North  Fifth  street.     1876 

Americana,  German,  Social  Science,  Occultism,  &c. 
Welsh  &  Co.,  19,  South  Ninth  street 
Wilson,  W.  C,  1117,  Walnut  street 
Ye  Olde  Booke  Store,  132,  North  Thirteenth  street.     Second-hand 

Pierce  City,  Mo.— Jerome,  E.  L. 

Turner,  Phil. 
Pierre,  /S'. 2). —Kemp,  W.  M.,  &  Co. 
PiQUA,  0.— Pop.  10,000. 

Merring,  J. 

Todd,  Brothers 
Pittsburgh,  Pa.— Pop.  260,000. 

Brown,  James,  1313,  Carson  street 

Davis,  R.  S.,  &  Co.,  346,  Fifth  avenue 

Jacob,  Jacob,  8,  Birmingham  street 

Johnston,  W.  G.,  900,  Penn  avenue 

*  Levi,  Edward  E. ,  900,  Liberty  street.  New  and  Secon^f-hand 
Lowry,  Peter,  1430,  Fifth  avenue 

McCloy  &  Co.,  443,  Wood  street 

Methodist  Protestant  Board  of  Publication,  422,  Fifth  avenue 

Miller,  M.  T.,  1923,  Carson  street 

Myers,  Shinkle  &  Co.,  711,  Liberty  avenue 

Presbyterian  Board  of  Colportage  Book  Store,  706,  Penn  avenue 

Steding,  A.,  538,  Smithfield 

Stedman,  F.  S.,  25,  Lewis  building 

Stevenson  &  Foster  Co. ,  529,  Wood  street 

United  Presbyterian  Board  of  Publication,  Ninth  street 
Pittsburgh,  Kan. — Flint,  D.  C,  &  Sons 
PiTTSFiELD,  Mass. — Pop.  18,000. 

Blatchford,  George 

England  Brothers 

Taloot  Brothers 
PiTTSTON,  Pa.— Pop.  11,000. 

Bennett,  R.  G. 

McDougall,  J. 

National  Auction  Bargain 
Plainfield,  2V./.— Pop.  13,000. 

Caldwell,  E. 
Platteville,  Wis. — Jennings,  William  T.     1884 
Plattsburgh,  N.Y.—  Co&tea,  W.  H. 

Tuttle&Co.,  J.  W. 

Warren,  A.  M. 


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(Catholic) 


Plymouth,  Mass, — Smith,  C.  A. 
Plymouth,  Pa.— Pop.  10,000. 

Davenport  Brothers 
PoMEROY,  0.— Osbom,  W.  H. 
PoNTiAC,  Mich.—^rovni  Brothers 
Port  Chester,  N.  F.— Scott,  S.,  &  Co. 
Port  Huron,  Mich.—Vap,  16,000. 

Patterson  &  McTaggart 
Port  Jefferson,  N.  Z.— Ritch,  T.  Y.,  &  Son 
Portland,  Conn. — Hobson,  J.  Harry 
Portland,  Jl/e.— Pop.  42,000. 

Bailey  &  Noyes 

Chisholm  Brothers,  999,  Congress  street 

Colesworthy,  S.  H.,  junior,  92,  Exchange  street 

Jewett,  W.  H.,  &  Co.,  504,  Congress  street 

Joyce  Brothers,  &  Co. ;  also  at  Boston 

O'Brien  Brothers,  203i  Middle  street. 

Paterson,  Joseph  W.,  2,  Exchange  street 

Stevens  &  Jones,  100,  Exchange  street 

Portland,  Ore.— Pop.  65,000. 

Curry,  Norwood  L. ,  49,  Washington  street 

Hyland,  L.  W.,  Old  Book  Store,  260i,  Yamhill  st.   1890.  Second-hand 

Stuart  &  Thompson  Co. ,  269,  Morrison  street.     1880 

Telephone,  468 

Portland,  ^.2).— Heskins  Brothers 
Portsmouth,  N.H.—Voy.  11,000. 

Moses  Brothers 

Montgomery,  D.  H. 
Portsmouth,  0.— Pop.  14,000. 

Fisher,  S.  L. 

Reilly,  W.  W.,  &  Co. 
Potsdam,  N.  T.- Weston,  J.  B. 
Pottsville,  Pa.— Pop.  15,000. 

Beck,  J.  O. 

Holmes,  W.  A. 
Poughkeepsie,  N.  r.— Pop.  24,000. 

Acker,  H.  S. 

Ambler,  J.  P. 

Ritter  Brothers.  Ntv)  and  Second-hand 

PouLTNEY,  F^.— Hibbard,  W.  W. 
Prattsville,  N.Y.—B&y,  0. 

Gascoyne,  0.  G 

Plattner,  C.  H. 
Providence,  /?./.- Pop.  140,000. 

Avery,  H.  B. ,  North  Main  street.  Second-hand 

*  Gregory's  Book  Store,  116,  Union  street.     1882 

Americana  and  Miscellaneous 

*  Preston  &  Rounds  Company,  98,  Westminster  street.     1884 

Booksellers  and  Importers 

Rider,  Sidney  L. ,  North  Main  street.  Second-hand 

Quaker  City,  0.— Hunt,  J.  R. 
QuiNCY,  Mass.—Vo]^.  18,000. 

Souther,  E.  E. 
Racine,  Wis.— Top.  23,000. 

Slavic  Printing  and  Publishing  Co. 


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DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


New  d:  Second-hand 


Raleigh,  ^.C— Pop.  15,000. 
Hinsdale,  J.  W. 

Randolph,  N.Y. — Lusk,  D.  D. 
Rapid  City,  S.D. — McNamara,  J.  J. 
Ravenna,  O.— Gardner,  H.  H. 
Reading,  Pa.— Pop.  80,000. 

The  Book  Antiquary 
Richmond,  Mich.—*  Harrison,  Horace  E.     1882 
Richmond,  Fa.— Pop.  100,000. 

West,  G.  M.,  909,  East  Main  street 

Randolph  Co.,  The  J.  W. 

Starke,  H.  M. 
RiVERHEAD,  N.  Y. — Wells,  0.  0. 
Riverside,  CcUif. — Wimperis  &  Co.,  674,  8th  street. 
Riverside,  la. — Critz,  S.  F. 
Rochester,  N.H. — Burnham,  R.  De  Witt 

Rochester,  N.Y.—Vo^.  133,000. 

Bosworth,  Lester  H.,  Plymouth  avenue 

*  Darrow,  E.,  &  Co.,  235,  East  Main  street.     1846 

Miscellaneous,  Medical,  and  Scientific 
Edwards,  W.  C,  174,  Alexander  street 
Giles,  James  L. ,  432,  East  Main  street 

*  Humphrey,  George  P.,  25,  Exchange  street.     1885 

Americana  and  Miscellaneous  « 

Jackson,  A.,  4,  Arcade 
Jacobi,  M.  A.,  527,  North  Clinton  street 
Merk,  Lawrence,  234,  East  Main  street 
Morris,  C.  E.,  16,  West  Main  street 
Sibley,  Lindsay,  &  Curr,  134,  East  Main  street.  (  Wholesale) 

*  Williamson  Law  Book  Co.;  also  at  Buffalo  and  Syracuse.     1870 

Law  Books,  second-hand  and  new.        Telephone^  190 

Wilcox,  W.  J.,  12,  State  street.     1868 
RocKFORD  m— Pop.  20,000. 

Smith,  C.  G. 
Rock  Island,  //^.— Pop.  22,000. 

*  Lutheran  Augustana  Book  Concern.     1884 

Publishers,  Booksellers,  and  Importers.        Telephone  1355 
Rome,  N.  Z.— Pop.  16,000. 

Armstrong,  J.  W.,  &  Co. 

Greenfield,  D.  L. 

Wilson  &  Greenfield 

Wilson,  John  H. 
RoNDOUT,  N.Y.—Vg)^.  10,000. 

Wadsworth,  T.  W. 
Rose,  N.  Y. — Valentine,  J. 
Rosendale,  F.  Y. — O'Hara,  John  J. 
Rouses  Point,  N.  Y. — Newton,  S.  H. 
RoxBURY,  Mass. — Chadboume,  S.  H. 
RusHFORD,  N,  Y. — White  &  Elmer 

Gilbert,  E.  C. 
RusHViLLE,  N.  Y. — Carson,  W.  A. 
Russell,  N.  Y, — Palmer,  J.  M. 
Rutland,  R— Pop.  16,000. 

Chalmers,  George  E.,  Merchants'  row.     1887 

*  Tuttle  Co.,  11,  Centre  street.     1832.  {Wholesale) 


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Sabina,  O.—Cartia,  H.  C. 

Hawley,  H.  C. 

McMilliui,  J. 
Sacramento,  CiU.~Pop.  35,000. 

Gammel's  Old  Book  Store,  1004,  Third  street ;  alao  at  Austin,  TexM 

PurneH,  W.  IT. 
Sao  Harbor,  N.  r.— Hope,  B.  F. 

Hunt,  J.  H. 
Saowaw,  JUich.— Pop.  60,000. 

SwiutoD,  Reynolds,  &  Cooper  Co.     ISS3 
Tiltrione,  No.  301 
Saij;m,  7nrf.— Kemp,  J.  A.     1879 
St,  Albans,  F<.— Lane,  A.  F, 
St.  Aoocstine,  Fla.—Koib.  A,  Y. 
St.  John,  Mich.—AlAneh,  F.  E.,  &  Co. 
St.  Johnsbdby.  V^,— Clark,  F.  0. 

Fairbank  Co.,  E.  &  F. 
St.  Joseph,  Jfo.— Pop.  60,000. 

Brando w,  E.  R. 

Brill  Book  &  Stationery  Co. 

St.  Joseph  Book  and  Stationery  Co. 
St.  Lotus,  jtfo.— Pop.  600,000. 

American  Magazine  Eichange 

Book  and  Magazine  E:(cbange,  Pine  street 

Boland,  J.  L.,  Book  and  Stationery  Co.,  612,  Waabington  avenue 

Brown  ft  Townsend,  «0,  North  Ninth  street 

Bucklin,  H.,  3805,  Pine  street 

Crsnaton  ft  Curta,  Methodist  Book  Concern 

•  Crawford,  A.  J.,  312.  North  Seventh  street,      1870 

Americana  and  Miscellaneous 

•  Father,  Nicholas,  927,  North  Broadway.      1865 
Jett  Book  and  News  Co.,  806,  Olive  street 

*  Linahan,  John,  S20|,  Market  street.     1869 

Law  and  Medical  Books 
Mills,  Edward,  816,  Pine  street.     18S5 
Oppcrman,  J.,  1818,  Wagoner  place 
Roeder,  Philip,  307,  North  Fonitb  street 

*  Volkening,  Louis,  Corner  Fifth  and  Morgan  streets.     1857 
Zeller,  G.  A.,  18,  South  Fourth  street 

St.  Mary's,  0.— Hanss,  J.  J. 

St.  Paris,  0.— Jones,  C. 

St.  Pacl,  Minn.— Pop.  185,000. 

Alexander,  Thomas,  110,  East  Fourth  street.  Second-hand 

Beekman,  W.  L.,  65,  East  Fifth  street.  1890.  New  &  Second-hand 
Dunn,  Gilea,  ft  Co.,  22,  West  Sixth  street.  1890.  New  d:  Second-hand 
Porter  Co.,  Edgar  W.,  98  and  100,  East  Fourth  street.      1892 

St.  Paul  Book  and  Stationery  Co.,  Cor.  Fifth  and  St.  Peter  streets 

Swedish  American  Book  Co.,  225,  East  Seventh  street 
St.  Regis  Fali^,  N.  K— Young,  F.  S. 
Salamanca,  N.  Y. — Armstrong,  Stobbina  ft  Co. 

Colgrove,  J.  P. 

Crandall,  H.  E. 

McDonald,  J.  D. 

Nike,  T.  L. 


138  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Salem,  Mass.— 'Po]^.  32,000. 

Brooks,  Horace  A.,  2264,  Essex  street.     1870 
Old  Magazines 

Fairfield,  E.  W. 

Putnam,  Eben 

Radford  &  Goldsmith 
Salem,  0. — Augustine,  R.  A. 
Salt  Lake  City,  Utah.— Voj^.  60,000. 

Cannon,  George  J.,  &  Son 

Meredith,  James.  {Second-Juind) 

*  Parry,  Joseph  Hyrum,  41,  East  North  Temple  street 

Publisher  and  Bookseller 

*  Raymer's  Old  Book  Store,  22,  East  Second  South  street.     1892 

Mormon  Literature 
San  Antonio,  Tea;.— Pop.  40,000. 

Corner,  W. 

Green,  E.,  311,  Eighth  street 

Moos,  H.  A.,  134,  West  Commerce  street 

Roe,  George 
San  Diego,  Ca/.— Pop.  18,000. 

Hirschler,  D.  R.,  1630,  F  street.  {Second-hand) 

Sandusky,  0.— Pop.  21,000. 

Bonn,  J.  L.,  &  Son 

Huntington  Co. ,  H.  C. 
San  Francisco,  CoZ.— Pop.  360,000. 

Antiquarian  Book  Store,  203,  Powell  street 

*  Bourgoin,  A.,  647,  Washington  avenue.     1876 

English,  European,  and  Americana 
California  Architectural  Publication  Co.,  408,  California  street 
Coleman,  W.  E.,  224,  Phelan  building 

*  Daly  &  Curran,  206,  Powell  street.     1882.  Second-hand 
Dodge  Book  &  Stationery  Co.,  112,  Post  street 

*  Doxey,  William,  631 ,  Market  street.     1881 

Rare  and  Best  Editions  in  Fine  Bindings 
Hartwell,  Mitchell,  &  Lewis,  107,  Montgomery  street 
Healy,  P.  J.,  206,  Powell  street 
Home  Library  and  Supply  Association,  14,  Sansom  street 

*  King's  Old  Book  Store,  16,  Fourth  street.  1881.  Second-hand 
Manning,  A.  W. ,  28,  Eighth  street.  (Swedenhorgian) 
Moore,  Horace  H.,  642,  California  street 

Murphy,  W.  E.,  106,  Hayes  street.  (Catholic) 

Neal  &  Mehle,  227,  Hayes  street.  (Catholic) 

Tanzy,  J. ,  6,  Post  street.  (Foreign) 

*  Thompson,  Frank  B.,  1306,  Market  street.  1888 
Wesson,  Edward,  111,  Geary  street.     1894 
Whitaker  &  Ray,  723,  Market  street 

Wyatt,  S.,  1329,  Market  street  Second-hand 

San  Jose,  Co/.— Maynard,  E.  W. 
Santa  Ana,  CoZ.— Nourse,  J.  T.     1888 
Sarnac  Lake,  N,  F.— Loomis,  F.  W. 
Saratoga  Springs,  ^.  F.— Pop.  16,000. 

Freeman,  Nelson  J. 

Putnam,  McEwen 

Penfield,  C.  P. 
Sayville,  N.  r.— De  Fries,  C.  F. 

Nauert,  J.  A. 


THE   UNITED   STATES. 


139 


Saugerties,  ^.  F.— Pop.  11,000. 

Barrett,  T.  J. 

Kemble,  W.  P. 
Saybrook,  III. — Myers,  Dr.  James  F.     1886 
ScHAGHTicoKE,  N.Y.—LyonB,  A. 
Schenectady,  N.  T.'— Pop.  28,000. 

Hulbert,  Eugene  C,  235,  State  street.     1888 

Moir,  R.  T. 

Swart,  F.  H. 

Union  College  Book  Exchange 

Van  Auken,  J.  H. 
ScHENEVus,  N.  y.— Fowler,  J.  H. 

Schoharie,  N.  Y. — American  Magazine  Exchange.     1886 
Old  Magazines 

Wright,  J.  D.,  &Co. 
ScHUYLERSViLLB,  N.  Y. — Hurd,  B.  L.  B.     1883 
Scio,  N.  r.— *  Chase,  William  R.,  &  Co.     1882 
ScRANTON,  Pa.— Pop.  80,000. 

Prince  &  Roe 
Seattle,  fFcwA.— Pop.  50,000. 

Storey,  S.  F.,  703,  Third  street 
Sedalia,  Jifo.— Pop.  15,000. 

Brown,  Owen 

Dexter,  C.  S. 

Ramsey,  W.  H. 

Union  News  Co. 
Selma,  Ala. — Bothrock,  W. 

Butler,  W.  S. 

Selma  Book  Co. 
Seneca,  Kan. — Kennard  &  Vickers.     1881 
Seneca  Falls,  N.  Y. — Davis  &  Sleaman 

Hull,  W.  E. 

Wayne,  R.  C. 
Seymour,  Conn. — *  Sharpe,  William  C,  72,  Main  street.     1871 

Genealogy  and  Local  History 
Sharon,  Pa. — Rice,  C.  M. 

Grimm,  S.  S. 
Shelbina,  Mo. — Chandler,  John  S. 

Christian  Bros. 
Shelburne  Falls,  Mass. — Sawyer,  S.  H. 
Shelby,  0. — Moulton  &  Baker 

Porter,  De  Voe 
Shenandoah,  Pa. — Pop.  17,000. 

Mallet,  M. 
Sherburne,  N.  Y. — Whitney,  Kutschback,  &  Bullis 
Shippensburg,  Pa. — Wagner,  J.  C. 
Sidney,  la. — Murphy,  Joseph.     1885 
Sidney,  0.— Kah,  E.  E. 
Silver  Creek,  N.  Y. — Lamphire,  W.  J. 
Sing  Sing,  N.  F.— Pop.  10,000. 

Terhune,  W. 
Sioux  City,  /a.— Pop.  24,000. 

Muenchrath,  G.,  611,  Fourth  street.     1876 
Stoux  Falls,  iS.Z).— Pop.  12,000. 

Emerson  &  Bear 


THE   UNITED   STATES. 


141 


Second-hand 


Strbatob,  IlL—Vop,  15,000. 

McCullough,  W.  S.,  213,  Main  street 
Stuart,  la. — Treat,  Joseph  A.,  M.D.     1875 
SuNBURY,  Pa. — Smith,  P.  P. 
Susquehanna,  Pa. — French  k  Alpaugh 
Suspension  Bridge,  N.  Y. — Carr,  J.  J. 
SwAMPSCOTT,  Mass. — Boynton,  E. 
Syracuse,  ^.r.— Pop.  105,000. 

Baumer,  G.  J.,  831,  North  Salina  street 

Benson,  E.  A.,  313,  Oswego  street.     1890. 

Hall,  A.  W.,  316,  East  Onondaga  street 

Keipper,  W.  F.,  731,  North  Salina  street 

McCarthy,  D.,  &  Co. 

Moser  k.  Lyon  Co. ,  216,  South  Clinton  street 

*  Mosher,  George  A.,  112,  East  Fayette  street.     1877 

Telephone,  No.  1263 
OrmsDee,  L.  J.,  119,  West  Fayette  street 
Syracuse  Book  Co. ,  Room  C. ,  Wieting  Block 
Thomasmeyer,  Henry,  413,  North  Salina  street 
Union  News  Co. 
Van  Wagenen  &  Co.,  E.  W.,  338,  South  Salina  street 

Wolcott  k  West,  White  Memorial  Building,  Vanderbilt  square.    1881 
Telephone,  629. 

Talladega,  Ala, — Henderson,  S.  H. 

Vandiver,  J.  H. ,  &  Son 
Tamaqua,  Pa. — Aurand,  H.  K. 
Taunton,  Jfaw.— Pop.  27,500. 

Barker,  Anson 

Dickerman,  Henry  A.,  105,  Main  street.     1870 

Hanson  k  Co. 

*  Taylor,  Thomas  J.,  18,  Clinton  street.     1886 

Americana 
Texarkana,  Ark.— R&gi&ndy  J.  S.     1880 
Thornton,  /wrf.— Burk,  W.  C.     1875 
TicoNDEROGA,  iV.  F. — Barry,  B.  W. 

Weed,  F.,  &  Bros. 
Tiffin,  0.— Pop.  12,000. 

Distelhorst,  A.  L. 

Good,  E.  R.,  &Co. 

Parker,  E.  D. 

Scannell,  P.  J. 

Speiss,  George 

Yingling,  C.  J. 
Tilton,  iV:^.— Herrick,  C.  P.     1883 
Tipton,  Mo. — Flood  &  Becker 
Toledo,  0.— Pop.  90,000. 

Andrews  k  Busse,  125,  St.  Clair  street 

Bellman  Bros. ,  k  Co. ,  Jackson  and  St.  Clair  streets 

Berthold,  C.  M.,  323,  Cherry  street 

Brown,  Ea^er,  k  Hull  Co.,  411,  Summit  street 

Hastings,  H.  F.,  3143,  Monroe  street 

Nill,  Estate  of  G.  C,  1617.  Broadway 

Reeves  Co. ,  Ernest,  223,  Summit  street 
ToNAWANDA,  N.Y. — Scoville,  C.  H. 

Stanley  k  Co. 

Stanley,  L.  G. 


DIRBCTOBT   OP  BOOK8BLLBB8. 


THE   UNITED   STATES. 


143 


ViNCENNEs,  Ind. — Pop.  12,000. 

Milam  &  Pennington,  304,  Main  street.     1887 
Waco,  ^Tear.— Pop.  20,000. 

Kingsbury,  M.  C.  &  R. 
Wakefield,  R.I. — Griffin,  Dan.  B.,  Cor.  Main  and  Robinson  streets.    1885 
Walpole,  N.  H.  —Davis,  Charles  C.     1866 
Waltham,  Ma88. — Pop.  22,000. 

Ball,  E.  S. 

Wooley,  G. 
Walton,  N.  r.— Guild  &  Son,  T. 
Warren,  0. — Kneeland  Bros. 

Stone,  F.  T. 
Wabrensburg,  Mo. — Harrison,  C.  H. 
Warsaw,  N.  r.— Walker,  L.  E.,  &  Son.     1882 
Washington,  2>.(7.— Pop.  250,000. 

Ballantyne,  William,  &  Sons,  428,  Seventh  street 

Beal,  Robert,  495,  Pennsylvania  avenue 

*  Brentano's,  1015,  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Byrne,  John,  &  Co.,  1322,  F  street.  (Law) 

Endicott,  Mordecai  S.,  1330,  R  street,  n.w. 
Hayden,  Lewis  S.,  1212,  F  street,  N.w.     1880 

Literary,  Scientific,  Historical,  and  Government  Publications 

*  Hickcox,  John  H.,  1442,  Q  street,  N.w.     1882 

Publisher,  Importer,  and  Exporter.       U.S.  Government  Publications 

*  Lowdermilk,  W.  H.,  &  Co.,  1424,  F  street,  N.w.     1872 

Standard,  Choice,  and  Rare,  in  all  departments  of  Literature 
Telegrams^  "Loco,  Washington." 

Merry,  Pliny  C,  1232,  Fourteenth  street,  N.w. 

Popular  Price  Book  Company,  223,  Pennsylvania  avenue. 

Statute  Law  Book  Company,  Corcoran  building  {Law) 

Williams,  A.  K.,  523,  Seventh  street,  N.w.     1884 
Government  Publications,  Miscellaneous 

Wills,  John  H.,  Boston  Cheap  Book  Store,  506,  11th  street,  N.w.    1881 
Washington,  G.H.y  0. — Hildebrant,  H. 

Nash,  G.  W. 
Washington,  la.  — Robinson  &  Ott.     1887 
Waterloo,  la. — *  Schmidt,  J.  G.     1884 
Watertown,  Mass. — McLaughlin  &  Co. 
Watertown,  iV.F.— Pop.  17,000. 

Sterling,  John,  5,  Washington  Hall  block 
Waukon,  /a.— Hancock,  E.  M.     1882 
Waverley,  la. — *  Wartburgh  Publishing  House.     1886 
Waynesbury,  Pa.— Hill,  W.  E.,  &  Co. 
Waynesvillb,  0.— Farr  &  White 
Webb  City,  Jfo.— Wright,  C.  L. 
Webster,  Mass. — Dobbie,  J.  W. 
Wellington,  0. — Houghton,  J.  W.     1873 
Wellston,  0. — Barnhill,  H. 
Wellsville,  O. — Kelley,  E.  J. 
Wbstborough,  Mass. — Chamberlain,  H.  F. 
Wbsterville,  0. — Morrison,  J.  L. 
Westfield,  i^./.— Wittke,  C.  F.  W.     1878 
Westfield,  Mass. — Pop.  10,000. 

Conner,  S.  S.     1867 

Meacham,  W.  P. 
West  Hampton,  N,  Y. — Hulse,  Justus  W. 


EUROPK.  145 


EUROPE. 


Autriche-Hongrie.      AUSTRIA-  HUNG  ARY.     Oesterreich-Ungarn. 

AoRAM. — Hartmaun's  Leop.,  Akad.  Buchhandlung 

Suppan's,  F.,  Kon.  Univ.  Buchhandlung 
Arco. — *  Emmert,  C. 
BiELiTZ. — *  Beigel,  O. 

BozBN.— *  Promperger'sche,  R.  Y.,  Buchhandlung 
Brody-i-Gal. — *  West,  Feliks 
Brunn. — *  Brecher,  L.  k  A. 

*  Epstein,  Bernhard,  &  Co. 

*  Karafiat,  Fr. 
Knauthe,  R. 

Budapest. — Brody,  F.,  Museum-Korut,  21 
Dobrowsky,  Ausust,  Universitatsgasse,  2 

*  Gero,  J.  Emerich  (vorm.  Gero  k  Kostyal),  Ungarg,  12 

*  Horovitz,  L.,  Badgasse,  2 
Kilian,  F.,  Waitznergasse,  30 

Lampers,  Robert,  K.  K.  Hof.  Buchhandlung,  vi.,  Andrdssystrasse,  21 

Mai  k  Sohn,  H. ,  Museum-Korut,  29 

Pfeifer's,  F.,  Buchhandlung,  Kossiith  Lajos-utcra,  7 

Pfeifersches  Antiquariat,  Museum-Korut,  48 

Pollak,  S.,  Ulloerstrasse,  15 

*  Ranschburg,  Gustav,  Franziskanerplatz,  7 

*  R^vai,  Gebr.,  iv.,  Waitznergasse,  1 

Art  and  Architecture 

*  R^vai,  L.,  IV.,  Universitatsgasse,  1 

*  Rozsnyai,  K.,  Museumring,  15 
Ruzitska,  Armin.,  Museumring,  3 

*  Taborszky,  F.,  Waitznergasse 
Tietz,  A.,  Sutor-utcra,  6 
Ungar,  Adolf,  Museumring,  9 

Chrudim. — *  Holakovsky,  M.  E. 

Eperies. — Revai,  S. 

GoRZ.— Wokulat,  G. 

Graz. — Cieslar,  Paul,  Herrengasse,  29 

*  Schmidt's,  C,  Antiquariats-Buchhaudlung 
Wohlfahrt's,  K.,  Buchhandlung  u.  Ant.,  Sporgasse,  8 

Hohenmauth. — *  Cermdk's,  Fr.,  Witive 
loLAU.— Lehmann'sche  Buchhandlung 
Innsbruck. — *  Gassner,  F.  J. 
JiciN. — *  Pasek,  J. 

*  Zajlcek,  J. 
JuNGBUNZLAU. — *  Element,  W. 
Kalu^z. — *  Glattstein,  W. 

Karounenthal,  Prog, — Storch,  Rudolf,  Konigsstrasse,  43 
Kaschau. — Maurer,  Adolph 
KiiAOENFURT.  — Hey n ,  Johannes 

Raunecker's,  A.,  Buchhandlung 
KoLiN. — *  Sindellr,  F. 
KoLOMEA. — *  Lachs,  L. 


* 
* 


146  DIRBCTORT  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


KoMOTAU. — *  Mandl,  Jul. 
Krakau  [Cracow]. — *  Faust,  A. 

*  Friedlein,  D.  E.,  Hauptplatz,  17 
TaflFet,  M. 

Kbonstadt. — *  Dresanandt's  Nachfolger,  H. 
Kbuttenbbrg.— Sole,  Karl 
Laibach. — *  Fischer,  Otto 
Lembebo. — Pordes,  J.  Leon 

Bodek,  Leon 

Grund,  D. 
LiENZ. — *  Rohracher,  Fr. 
LiNZ  A.  D. — *  Ebenhoch*sche  Buchhandluug,  F.  J. 

Winter's  Buchhandlung,  F. 
Mahb  Schonbebg. — *  Enimer,  J. 
Mbban. — *  Plant,  F. 
Neubidzow. — *  Steuicka,  R. 
NiKOLSBUBG. — Thierry,  Gustav 
Pbag  [Pbaoub]. — *  Andr6*sche  Buchhandlung  K.,  Graben,  34 

Brandeis,  Jakob  B. ,  Zeltnersasse,  10 

Calve'sche,  J.  C. ,  K.  K.  Hof-u.  Univcrsitats  Buchhandlung 

Haerpfer's,  Fr.,  Buchhandlung,  Gr.  Karlsgasse,  26 

Reinitzer,  Joh.  B.,  Kleinseite,  Karmelitergasse,  380 

Rivndc,  Fr.,  Graben,  27 

Sepalek,  Josef 

*  Storch,  A.,  Hussgasse,  156 

*  Storch  Sohn,  A. ,  Grosser  ring,  1 

*  Taubeles,  J.,  i.,  Bergmannsgasse,  2 

*  Taussig,  Isac,  Kl.  Karlsgasse,  150.     1783 

Scientific,  especially  Slavica 

*  Teller,  W.,  Briickengasse,  4 
Pressbubg. — Heckenast's,  Gustav,  Nachfolger 

*  Natali,  M. 
Stampfel,  C. 

Steiner's,  S.,  Buchhandlung 
Raab. — *  Gross,  G. 

Reichbnbebg. — *  Schopfer'sche  Buchhandlung 
Rzeszow-i-Gal. — *  Pelar,  J.  A. 

Salzbubg. — Mittermiiller,  Matthias,  Dreifaltigkeitsstrasse,  9 
Stanislaw. — *  Weidenfeld,  E. 
Stbikbdobf-i-Ung.— *  Ro84,  V. 
Szegedin.— Traub,  B.,  k  Co. 

Vdrnai,  L. 
Tabnow. — *  Fenichl's  Wwe.,  M. 
Tbiest. — Blomgren,  F. 
WiEN  [Vienna]. — Altmann,  Wilhelm,'ix.,  Alserstrasse,  22 

*  Amonesta,  A.,  iv.,  Margarethenstrasse,  7 

Artaria  &  Co.,  i.,  Kohlmarkt,  9  (Engravings) 

Ascher,  F.  X.,  i.,  Tuchlauben,  8  (Mtisic) 

Bauer,  A.,  i.,  Spiegelgasse,  12 

*  Bermann  k  Altmann,  i.,  Johannesgasse,  2 

*  Breitenstein's,  M.,  Buchhandlung,  ix.,  Wahrinfferstrasse,  5 

*  Central- An tiquariat  &  Buchhandlung,  Mariahilierstrasse,  1 
Daberkow,  C,  vii.,  Neubaugasse,  29 

Deibler's,  J.,  Nachfolger,  i.,  Herrengasse,  6 
Derflinger  k  Fischer,  xvi/2,  Neulerchenfelderstrasse,  8 


EUROPE.  147 


* 


WiEN  [Vienna] — continued, 

Deubler,  Josef,  ii.,  Praterstrasse,  9 

Deuticke,  Frank,  i.,  Schottengasse,  6 

Dimbock's,  Jacob,  Buchhandlung,  i.,  Herrengasse,  3 

Boblinger,  Ludwig,  i.,  Dorotheergasse,  10  (Mtiaic) 

*  Eisenstein,  J.,  &  Co.,  ix/3,  Wahringerstrasse,  2.     New  do  Second-hand 

All  Branches  of  Literature 
Entzmann,  R.,  i.,  Seilerstatte,  30 

*  Gilhofer  k  Ranschburg,  i. ,  Bognergasse,  2.  New  and  Second-hand 

All  Branches  of  Literature,  except  Medical  and  Technical 

*  GoU,  Anton,  i.,  Wollzeile,  5 
Gottlieb,  H.,  i.,  Schulerstrasse,  1 

Greif,  Carl,  i.,  Wollzeile,  23.     1837  New  and  Second-hand 

Halm  k  Goldmaun,  i. ,  Babenbergerstrasse,  1  u.  3 

*  Kende,  S.,  iv.,  Heumiihlgasse,  3 
Kirsch,  H.,  i.,  Singerstrasse,  7 

*  Korper,  J.,  i.,  Singerstrasse,  12 

*  Kratoch will's  Musik  Sort.  u.  Antiq.,  i.,  Wollzeile,  1.     1872 

*  Kramer,  M.,  iv.,  Margarethenstrasse,  2 

*  Kubasta  k  Voigt,  i.,  Sonnenfelsgasse,  15.     1872 

Archseology,  Philology,  Oriental,  Incunabula,  <fec. 
Kuppitsch,  W.  M.,  I.,  Schottenring,  8 

*  Lang,  F.,  i.,  Neuer  Markt,  17 

*  Lowit,  R.,  I.,  Rothenthurmstrasse,  22 

Manz'sche,  K.  K.  Hof-Buchhandlung,  i.,  Kohlmarkt,  20 
Matzner,  Franz,  xvii/l,  Hernals,  Kirchengasse,  45 

*  Mejstrik's,  A.,  Buchhandlung,  i.,  Wollzeile,  6 

*  Miethke,  H.  0.,  i.,  Dorotheergasse,  11 

PoUak,  J.  L.,  Funfhaus,  Schonbrunnerstrasse,  14 

*  Saar,  H.,  Fiinfhaus,  Schdnbrunnerstrasse,  48 

*  Safar,  Joseph,  viii.,  Schlosselgasse,  22.  (Medicine) 
Schauhacker,  Fr. ,  k  Co. ,  i. ,  Wipplingerstrasse,  31 

*  Schonfeld,  A.,  ix.,  Universitatsstrasse,  8 

*  Seeding,  Emil,  i.,  Tuchlauben,  28.  {Antiquarian) 

*  Steckler,  L.,  viii.,  Josefstadterstrasse,  35 

*  Stern,  Michael,  xviii. ,  Hockegasse,  20 

*  Stern,  Moritz,  i.,  Karntnerstrasse,  40 

*  Teufen,  Carl,  iv.,  Hauptstrasse,  16 
Vetter,  Cornelius,  in.,  Hauptstrasse,  22 

Wallishauser'sche  K.  K.,  Hof-Buchhandlung,  i.,  Hoher-markt,  1 
Wawra,  J.,  i.,  Dorotheergasse,  14 

*  Weiger,  Ed. ,  i. ,  Schonlatemgasse,  6 

Zloczow-i-Gal. — *  Zuckerkandel  &  Sohn 


Belgique.  BELGIUM.  Belgien. 

An  VERS. — *  Kockx,  Rue  Everdy. 
Rueff,  Max.,  Place  de  Meiz 

niustraced  Books,  Travelling,  &c. 
Smeeding,  Marche  St.  Jacques 
Fine  Arts,  Classics,  Belles  Lettres,  &c. 
Bruobs.  — Beyaer  t 

Archaeology,  Fine  Arts,  History,  Classical,  <&c. 
Bruxelles. — Bruylant,  Christophe,  &  Cie.,  Rue  de  la  R^gence.     {Law) 
*  De  Bruyne,  H.  Cordemans,  10,  Rue  du  Gentilhomme.   1854 
Book  Auctioneer 


148  DIRBCTORT   OF   B00KSBLLBR8. 


Bbuxelles — continued, 

*  Deman,  E. ,  86,  Rue  de  la  Montagne 

Rare  and  Valuable,  Engravings,  &c 

*  De  Meuleneere,  L.,  15,  Rue  du  Ch^oe 

Architectare,  Glasedcs 

*  De  Nobele,  22,  Rue  de  la  Tulipe 

Classics,  Architecture 
Dietrich  k  Cie.,  52,  Montague  de  la  Cour.  {Fine  Arts) 

Kiesslinff  &  Co.,  54,  Montague  de  la  Cour 

Deutsche  Buchhandlung 

*  Lamertin,  H.,  20,  Rue  du  March^-au-Bois 

Medical  and  Scientific 
Larcier,  Vve.,  Rue  des  Minimes.  {Laio) 

Leb^gue  &  Co. ,  Rue  de  la  Madeleine,  56 

Classics,  History,  Belles  Lettres,  Ac. 
Manceaux,  H.,  Rue  des  Minimes.  (Medical) 

*  Papillon,  H.,  March6-au-Bois.  {Engravings) 
Ramlot  tils.  Rue  Gr^try 

Polytechnic,  Engineering,  Agriculture 
Rosez,  Vve. ,  Rue  de  la  Madeleine 
Classical  Literature 

*  Sacr^,  Vve. ,  Rue  de  la  Putterie 

Classics,  Literary 

*  Soci^t^  Beige  de  Librairie,  16,  Rue  Treurenberg 

Religious,  Philosophical,  Historical,  Arts  and  Sciences.        Telephone  1364 
Spineux  &  Co.,  62,  Montague  de  la  Cour  {English History) 

*  Wytsman.  P.,  79,  Rue  Neuve.     1886. 

Scientific,  and  especially  Natural  Science 
Gand  [Ghent]. — Hoste,  Rue  des  Champs 
Scientific,  Classics 

*  Schelde,  Vander,  Rue  Basse  {Theology) 
Vuylsteke,  J.,  Ruie  aux  Vaches 

Scientific,  Medical 

*  Vyt.,  Camille,  13,  Rue  Basse  des  Champs.     1857 

Historical  and  Scientific,  Fine  Art,  Old  Literature.     {Public  Sales) 
Li&OE. — Baudry  &  Co. 

Polytechnic,  Scientific 
Charlier,  Rue  du  Jardin  Botanique.  {Fine  Arts) 

Gothier,  J.  {Public  Sales) 

Nierstratz  {Medical) 

Lou  VAIN. — *  Desbarax.  {Theology) 

*  Fonteyn,  Charles,  6,  Rue  de  Bruxelles  {Theology) 

*  Fonteyn,  Emile,  Rue  de  Namur.  {Public  Sides) 
Maunes. — *  Cordemans,  Henry 

MoNS.  — Magherman 

Classical,  Scientific,  Polytechnic,  Ac. 
Namur. — Wesmael-Charlier.  {Clares)  < 

Toubnai. — Descl^e,  De  Brouwer&  Cie.  {Theology) 

Danmark.  DENMARK.  Danemark. 

Copenhagen. — *  Christensen  k  Zahrtmann,  Norregade,  13.     1894 
Icelandic  and  Scandinavian 
H6st,  Andr.  Fred,  &  Son,  Bredgade,  35.     1836 
Booksellers  to  H.R.H.  the  Princess  of  Wales 

*  Skandinavisk  Antiquariat,  Bredgade,  35.     1883 

Icelandic  and  Scandinavian,  PhilolcM;y,  History,  Antiquities,  &c. 

*  Madsen,  M.  P.,  Boghandel,  K.,  Ndrregade,  7 

*  Hansens  Efterf,  M.,  Norrevoldgade,  19 


EUROPE. 


149 


France. 


FRANCE. 


Frankreich. 


AoBN. — ^Ferran  Frferea 

*  Michel  et  MMan 

Aix  {Bouches  du  Rhdne).—*  Makaire,  J.  A.,  2,  Rue  Thiers 

Remondet-Aubin,  Vve.-Gromier 
Aja<xjio. — Peretti,  J.  de. 
ALEN90N. — Lebouc  < 

Alobs.  — Gavault-Saint-Lager 

Jourdan,  A. 
.     RuflF,  M. 
Amiens.  — Beauvaia- Alio 
Anobbs. — Germain  et  Grassin 

*  Lach^  et  Cie. 
ANOOUii^ME. — Coquemard,  L. 

Debreuil 

Trillaud,  A. 
Abras. — Galand,  F.  A., 
AuxRBRB. — *  Fauchereau,  F.,  10,  Rue  d'Egl6ny 

Lanier  A. 
AviONON.  — Assaleix 

Durand,  C. 

Roumanille,  Vve. 
Bayeux. — *  Tostain,  Charles,  Rue  de  Port-en-Bessin 
Bayonnb. — J^rdme,  H. 

*  Mocochain,  J.,  9,  Rue  des  Pr^bendds 
Be  AUYAis.  — Balthazard-Roussel 
Bbrobbac— Combeau,  P. 

Coste,  J. 
BBSAN90N. — Morel  (Maison  Marion,  Morel  &  Co.) 
B^THUNE. — Galand,  H. 
B^iEBS. — B^n^zech,  Roques  et  Cie. 
BiARBiTZ. — Benquet,  N. 
Blois. — Verdier,  Aug. 
Bordeaux.-^*  Brouulier,  J.  B.,  45,  Rue  Porte- Dijeaux 

*  Chollet,  P. 

*  Desbois,  E.,  14,  Cours  du  Jardiu-publique 

*  Duthu,  Hippolyte,  38,  Cours  de  lunteudance 

*  F6ret  et  Fils,  15,  Cours  de  PIu tendance 
Robin,  L.,  17,  Rue  Vital  Carles 

Bouloonb-sub-Mer.  — Chartier 

Merridew,  Messrs. 
BouRO. — Gonin,  A. 
BouROES.  — Just-Bernard 

*  Soumard-Bemeau,  12,  Rue  Moyenne 
Tripault 

Brest. — Lefoumier,  J.  A. 

Leli^vre 

Robert,  Fr^d^ric 
Caen. — *  Brunet,  E.,  Place  du  Palais  de  Justice 

Massif,  Paul,  111,  Rue  St.  Pierre 
Cahors. — Girma,  J. 
Caroassonb. — *  Abadie,  P.,  36,  Rue  de  la  Gare 

Librairie  Ancienne  et  Modeme 
Carpbntras.— Pinet,  Felix 


[English  Books) 


150  DIRECTORT  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Chalons-sub-Marnb.— Denis,  Vve. 

Chamb^by. — Perrin,  Andr^,  6,  Rue  des  Portiques 

CHAiiTBBS.--Selleret,  R. 

Chatbauboux. —Galliot 
Cussard,  Ch. 

Chaumont. — Boilet,  P. 

Chbrboubg. — Marguerie,  A. 

Clbbmont-Fbbband. — Guyot  &  Busson,  36,  Rue  Saint-Genes 

Juliot,  P. 

Ribou-CoUay 

*  Rousseau,  J.  B.,  14,  Rue  de  la  Treille 

*  Thomazet,  Jules 

Clebmont-l'Hbbault. — Leotard,  Saturnin,  Place  du  March6 

Autographes,  Portraita,  Gravures,  &c. 
Dieppe. — Leblanc,  Madame 
Dijon. — Armand,  H.  (Maison  Ropiteau) 

*  Damidot,  Rue  des  Forges 
Lamarche 

Ratel,  Justin 

*  Rey,  Felix,  26,  Rue  Liberty 
DoTjB. — Krugell,  A. 
DouAi.— Cr6pin 

Dutilleux 
DnNEJJBQUE. — Vve.  Gard,  bouquiniste 
Epinal. — Froereisen,  C. 

Jacques,  £.,  Fils. 
Gbenoblb. — Baratier,  J. 

*  Drevet,  Xavier,  14,  Rue  Lafayette  (Maison  k  Uriage-les-Bains) 
Gratier,  A. 

Librairie  Dauphinoise 
Haybe  (Lb). — Bourdignon,  A.,  Fils. 

*  Gonfreville,  J.,  10,  Place  de  I'Hdtel  de  Ville 
Lemale  &  Cie. 

Lb  Mans. — Saint- Denis,  A.  de,  1,  Rue  Saint- Jacques 
Le  Put.— Boitaud 
LiBOUBNE. — Maleville,  G. 
Lille. — Berg^s,  B. 

Dontrelon,  45,  Rue  Clef 

Dumez,  1  bis.  Place  de  B^thune 

Honor^-B^ghin 

Lefebvre 

Leleu,  Emile,  75  bis.  Rue  Esquermoise 

*  Leleu,  Gustave,  11,  Rue  Neuve 
Marquis,  7,  Rue  Poissonneaux 
Minart-Vaugerm^e 

Quarr^,  Louis 

*  Tallandier,  Ch.,  11  et  13,  Rue  de  la  Gare 
Limoges. — Ducourtieux,  Vve.,  7,  Rue  des  Ar^nes 
Lyon. — *  Bernoux  et  Cumin,  6,  Rue  de  la  Republique 

*  Brun,  Louis,  13,  Rue  du  Plat 

*  C6te,  Auguste,  3,  Place  Bellecour 

*  Dizain  et  Richard,  20,  Rue  Saint-Pierre 

*  Ebrard,  Gabriel,  2,  Quai  Fulchiron 
M^gret,  M. 


EUROPE. 


151 


Marseille. — Barb^,  J. 

Bellet,  34,  Rue  Barbaroux 

Bellue,  31,  Rue  Paradis 

Boumer 

Boy,  Rue  Grignan 

*  Domenc,  Francois,  22,  Rue  Paradis 
Faure,  14,  Boulevard  du  Mus^e 
Lafitte  Fr6res 

Laveirari^,  J.  P.,  72,  Rue  d'Aubagne 
Millaud 

Ruat,  Paul,  22,  Rue  Noailles 
MoNTAUBAN.  — Bousquet 

*  Laforgue,  Emile,  29,  Rue  de  la  R^publique 
MoNTPBLLiER. — Calas,  Louis 

Galas,  Joseph,  9,  Place  de  la  Prefecture 

Coulet,  Camille 

Librairie  des  !^tuves 
MoNTB^BAU. — Soubiron,  J.  M. 
MouLiNS. — Durond,  H.  , 

Place,  Martial 
Nancy. — *  Grosjean-Maupin,  Madame  Vve.,  20,  Rue  H^r^ 

Husson-Lemoine,  Vve. 

Sidot  Fr^res 

Sordoillet,  Paul 
Nantes.— Cier,  Baptiste 

*  L^vy,  Armand 
Libaros 
Morel 

*  Vier,  Madame  Vve. ,  26  et  28,  Passage  Pommeray  e 
Narbonnb.— Caillard,  F.,  2,  Rue  Corneille 
Nbvbrs. — Mazeron  Fr^res 

Michot 
Nice. — C6cile,  Nasa,  16,  Rue  Meyerbeer 

Sauvaigo,  Gaetan,  5,  Avenue  de  la  Gare 
NiMBS. — Catalan,  A. 

Dibie 
NiORT. — *  Clouzot,  Leon,  18,  Rue  des  Acacias 
Orleans. — Herluison,  H.,  Rue  Jeanne  d'Arc 

Lecomte,  Rue  du  Coulon 

Luzeray,  E. 

Pellegrin,  Maurice 
PARIS.— Alcan,  F^lix,  108,  Boulevard  Saint-Germain 

Alcan,  L^vy,  24,  Rue  Chauchat 

Andr^,  Joseph,  et  Cie. ,  Librairie  Af ricaine,  27,  Rue  Bonaparte 

Andr^,  E. ,  fils,  6,  Rue  Casimir  Delavigne 

Anglade,  47,  Rue  de  Tr^vise 

Armengaud,  ain^,  21,  Boulevard  Poissonniere 

Arnaud,  Palais-Royal,  215,  Rue  Montpensier 

Asselin  et  Houzeau,  Place  de  I'Ecole-de-Medecine 

Aulanier  et  Cie. ,  13,  Rue  Bonaparte 

Baer,  Gustave,  7,  Passage  Jouffroy 

Baillifere,  J.  B.,  et  fils,  19,  Rue  Hautefeuille.        {Midicine) 

Baltenweck,  16,  Rue  de  la  Grande-Chaumi^re 

*  Baranger,  F.,  132,  Rue  Lafayette 
Baschet,  Ludovic,  12,  Rue  de  TAbbaye 


152 


DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLRRS. 


{MSdecine) 
(Prints) 


FABis^—corUimied. 

Baudoin,  L.,  30,  Rue  Dauphine 
Baudry  etCie.,  15,  Rue  des  Saints-P^res 

*  Belin,  Th^ophile,  29,  Quai  Voltaire 
Berche  et  Tralin,  69,  Rue  de  Rennes 
Bernard,  E.,  et  Cie.,  53  ter.,  Quai  dea  Grands- Augustins 
Bertaux,  E.,  25,  Rue  Serpen te 
Berthier,  O.,  104,  Boulevard  Saint-Germain 

*  Bihn,  Louis,  69,  Rue  de  Richelieu 

Oravures  Anciennes,  Ex-Libris,  Vues,  et  Portraits 

*  Blanchard,  E.,  61,  Boulevard  Saint-Michel 
Bloch,  Guat.,  3-5,  quai  Saint-Michel 
Bloud  et  Barral,  4,  Rue  Madame 

*  Bordier  &  Michalon,  23,  Place  de  I'Ecole  de  Medicine 

Medical  and  Scientific.      New  and  Second-hand 

*  Bouasse-Lebel  &  Massin,  28  and  29,  Rue  Saint-Sulpice.     1845 

Beligious  Literature,  Pictures,  &c. 

Telegrams,  "  Boulebel,  Paris."    Telephone,  811— S4 

Boub^,  E. ,  fils,  3,  Boulevard  et  Place  Saint- Andr^-des- Arts 
Bouillon,  Emile,  67,  Rue  Richelieu 
Boulland,  17,  Rue  des  Grands- Augustins 

*  Boyveau  et  Chevillet,  22,  Rue  de  la  Banque.  1840.  New  dk  Second-hand 

Books  in  all  Languages.    TeUphotu,  143A3 
Brasseur,  F.,  8-9-11  bis,  Galeries  de  TOd^on 

*  Brentano*s,  37,  Avenue  de  TOp^ra 
Briquet,  40,  Boulevard  Haussmann 

*  Brunox,  Georges,  7,  Rue  Gu^n^gaud 

Bulletin  trimestriel  des  Antiqui^s  Africaines,  70,  Boul.  St. -Germain 

Gamut,  Louis,  7,  Quai  Voltaire 

Caraj^on,  Emile,  10,  Rue  de  Nesle.  (Droit) 

*  OBXringtOJij  Oharles,  13,  Faubourg  Montmartre.     1890.     See  advt. 

Curious  and  Uncommon  Books  and  Orientalia,  French  and  English 

*  Chacornac,  H.,  11,  Quai  Saint-Michel.  Second-hand 
Chadenat,  Ch.,  17,  Quai  des  Grands- Augustins.    Second-hand 

Americana  et  Voyages 

*  Challamel,  Au^ustin,  5,  Rue  Jacob.  Second-hand 

Marine,  Alg^ne,  Colonies 
Champion,  9,  Quai  Voltaire.  Second-hand 

Histoire  g^n^rale  et  des  Provinces 

*  Charavay,  Etienne,  3,  Rue  de  Furstenberg.  (Autographs) 

*  Charavay,  Eugene,  fils,  34,  Rue  du  Faub. -Poissonni^re.    (Autographs) 
Chaumont,  27,  Quai  Saint-Michel 

Chevalier-Marescq  et  Cie.,  20,  Rue  Soufflot.         (Droit) 

*  Chevrel,  J. ,  29,  Rue  de  Seine.  Second-hand 

*  Claudin,  A.,  16,  Rue  Dauphine 
Cl^vi,  Emile,  51,  Boulevard  de  Clichy 

Coccoz,  E.  A.,  11,  Rue  de  I'Ancienne-Comddie.    (M^decine) 
Colas,  J.-B.,  38,  Rue  Le  Peletier 
Colas,  Jules,  38,  passage  Brady 

*  Colin,  Armand  &  Cie. ,  5,  Rue  de  M^zi^res 

Publishers  and  Booksellers.    Telegrams,  "  Arcolin,  Paris." 
Comptoir  G^ologique  de  Paris,  P.  Pierrotel,  Direct. ,  15,  Rue  de  Toumon 

Livres  et  Cartes  G^ologiques 
Conquet,  L^on,  5,  Rue  Drouot 
Croville-Morant,  20,  Rue  de  la  Sorbonne 
Danlos  fils,  15,  Quai  Voltaire 

*  Delaroque,  Henri,  21,  Quai  Voltaire.  New  and  Second-hand 


EUROPE.  153 


Paris — continued. 

*  Desbois,  7,  Rue  Lafitte 

Deaforges,  H.,  41,  Quai  des  Grands- Augustins 

*  Detaille,  A. ,  6,  Rue  des  Beaux- Arts 

*  Dorbon,  6,  Rue  de  Seine.  New  and  Second-hand 
Dubois,  E.,  18,  Rue  des  Grands- Augustins.          Second-hand 

Librairie  Militaire  Andenne 

*  Duchemin,  18,  Rue  Soufflot.  {Droit) 

*  Dufoss^,  E.,  27,  Rue  Gudn^gaud.  Second-hand 

LiTres,  Autographes,  GraTures,  &c.,  relatifs  k  rAmerique  at  au  Colonies 
Duplenne,  Aug.,  5,  Quai  Malaquais 

*  Durel,  A.,  21,  Rue  de  I'Ancienne  Com^die.  Second-hand 

*  Dumerin,  M.  M.,  33,  Rue  Saint- Andr^-des- Arts 

Th^ologie  Catholique 

*  Eudes,  A.,  30,  Rue  du  Dragon 

*  F^choz  et  Cie.,  7,  Rue  des  Saints-P^res 
Ferroud,  A.,  127,  Boulevard  Saint-Germain 

*  Flammarion  et  Vaillant,  4,  Rue  Rotrou 

*  Foucault,  Henri,  62,  Rue  Mazarine.  Second-hand 

*  Foulard,  Vve.,  7,  Quai  Malaquais.  Second-hand 
Fourneau,  18,  Rue  de  la  Sorbonne 

*  Foy,  A.,  81,  Rue  de  Seine.  Second-haivd 
Galignani  Library,  224,  Rue  de  Rivoli 

Gaulon,  Ch. ,  39,  Rue  Madame 

*  Giard  et  Brifere,  16,  Rue  Soufflot.  {Droit) 
Gibert,  J. ,  23,  Quai  Saint-Michel.  Second-hand 

*  Gougy,  Lucien,  5,  Quai  Conti 

*  Grund  et  Magnet,  9,  Rue  Mazarine 

*  Gu^rin,  D. ,  37,  Rue  de  Rome 
Guerin  et  Cie. ,  22,  Rue  des  Boulangers 

*  Hahn-Meyer,  40,  Rue  le  Peletier 

Bstampes  Anciennes 
Hennequin,  9,  Rue  Soufflot 

*  Hermann,  Arthur,  8,  Rue  de  la  Sorbonne.     1876.     Second-hand 

Natural  History  and  Mathematics 

*  Jamati,  Vincent,  7,  Boulevard  Saint-Martin 

*  Jean-Fontaine,  £.,  30,  Boulevard  Haussmann.     Voyez  annonce 

Est.  1863.    Second-hand 

*  Joly,  L.  F.,  19,  Quai  Saint-Michel 

*  Jorel,  E.,  8,  Rue  des  Beaux  Arts  Second-hand 
ELlinksieck,  Chas.,  11,  Rue  de  Lille 

*  Laisney ,  A. ,  6,  Rue  de  la  Sorbonne 
Laisney,  Louis,  7,  Place  de  la  Sorbonne 
Larchon  et  Emouf,  24,  Rue  Soufflot 

*  Larose,  L.,  22,  Rue  Soufflot.  {Droit) 
Larose,  Vve.,  et  Fils,  11,  Rue  Victor  Cousin 
Larousse,  17,  Rue  Montparnasse 

*  Lechevalier,  Emile,  39,  Quai  des  Grands- Augustins 

Histoire  des  Provinces 

*  Lechevalier,  J. ,  23,  Rue  Racine 

MMecine,  Botanique 

*  Lecrosnier,  39,  Rue  de  Seine 

*  Lefevre,  Vve.  A.,  29,  Quai  des  Grands-Augustins 

*  Lefran^ois,  A.,  8,  Rue  de  Rome 

*  Lefran9ois,  E.,  9-10,  Rue  Casimir  Delavigne.       New  and  Second-hand 

M^decine,  Histoire  Naturelle 

*  Lehec,  37,  Rue  Saint-Andr^-des  Arts 


154  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Paris — contimied. 

*  Lemallier,  G.,  25,  Rue  de  Ch§>teaudan 
Lemaale,  3,  Qaai  Malaquaia 

*  Lemercier,  E. ,  19,  Rue  Jean  Jacques  Rousseau.        (BemcUnders) 
Le  Soudier,  H.,  174,  Boulevard  Saint-Germain 

*  Letarouilly,  E.  L.,  1,  Quai  Malaquais 

*  Letouzey  et  An6,  17,  Rue  du  Vieux  Colombier.   New  and  Second-hand 

Th^ologie,  Histoire,  Litt^rature  g<$n^rale 
Leplanquais,  37,  Quai  des  Grands- Augustins 

*  Lortic,  £dm.,  85,  Rue  Richelieu.  Second-hand 

Th^ologie,  Histoire,  et  G^n^ral 
Mailhat,  J. ,  25,  Quai  des  Grands- Augustins 

*  Maisonneuve,  Jean,  6,  Rue  de  M^zi^res.  Second-hand 

Americana  et  Orientalia 

*  Maloine,  A.  A.,  23-25,  Rue  de  I'Ecole  de  M^decine.     {Medecine) 
Marescq,  Jeune  A.  A. ,  23-27,  Rue  Soufflot.  (Droit) 

*  Martin,  G. ,  126,  Rue  du  Faubourg  Saint-Honor^ 

*  Martin,  Jules,  6,  Rue  de  Savoie 
Masson,  G. ,  120,  Boulevard  Saint-Germain 

*  Mayer,  Qodetroj,  15,  Rue  Pigalle.     1887.         Voyez,  annonce 

Old  Prints,  Americana,  Portraits 
Melet,  A.,  44,  Galerie  Vivienne 
Mendel,  Charles,  118,  Rue  d'Assas 
Michawd,  6,  Rue  d'Aboukir 

Mohr,  H.  (Bouquinerie  Voltaire),  1,  Quai  Voltaire 
More,  11,  Rue  Gu^n^gaud 

*  Morgand,  Damascene,  55,  Passage  des  Panoramas 
Mulct,  J.  B.,  71, -Rue  Saint- Jacques 

Muzard  et  Ebin,  26,  Place  Dauphine 
Documents  Parlementaires 

*  Neal's  Library,  248,  Rue  de  Rivoli.     1878.        See  advt. 

Modern  Literature,  Cycling  Maps,  Tourists'  Guides,  &c. 

*  Pache,  FL,  7,  Quai  Voltaire 

*  Paul,  E.,  100,  Rue  du  Faubourg  Saint-Honor^ 

Paul,  Em. ,  et  Fils  et  Guillemin,  28,  Rue  des  Bons-Enfants 

Libraires  de  la  Biblioth^que  Nationale 
P^done-Lauriel,  G.,  13,  Rue  SoufiOiot.  (Law) 

Droit,  Diplomatic 
Peelman,  Jules,  2,  Rue  Antoine-Dubois 

Librairie  Frangaise  et  Etrangdre 
Percheron,  Hippolyte,  3  bis.  Place  de  la  Sorbonne 
Perrin  et  Cie. ,  35,  Quai  des  Grands- Augustins 

*  Perrot,  H. ,  59  bis,  Rue  Bonaparte 

Philippot,  L^n,  73,  Rue  des  Tilleuls,  Bpulogne-sur-Seine 

*  Picard,  Alphonse,  et  fils,  38,  Rue  des  Ecoles 

Pigeon,  Librairie  du  Gymnase,  7  bis.  Boulevard  Bonne  Nouvelle 

*  Pitrat,  S.,  4,  Rue  Hautefeuille.  Second-hand 

Sp^cialit^  Litt^rature  Portugaise  et  Espagnole ;  Camoens 

*  Porquet,  C,  1,  Quai  Voltaire 

*  Poussielgue,  Charles,  15,  Rue  Cassette.     1835 

Classical  and  Religious 

*  Rapilly,  Georges,  9,  Quai  Malaquais.     1808.     Voir  annonce 

Architecture,  Beaux  Arts,  et  Estampes 
Randon,  16,  Rue  des  Martyrs 

*  Revet,  Et.,  11,  Quai  Voltaire 

*  Rouquette,  Alexis,  69,  Passage  Choiseul 

*  Rousseau,  A.,  14,  Rue  SoufiOiot  {Droit) 
Roustan,  G. ,  5,  Quai  Voltaire 


EUROPE.  155 


Paris — continued, 

*  Rouveyre,  E. ,  76,  Rue  de  Seine 

Safiroy,  65,  Grande-Rue,  Pr^.Saint-Gervais  (Seine) 
Automphs,  Manuscripts,  Engravings,  Bookplates 

*  Sagot,  Edmund,  39  bis,  Rue  de  Chateaudun.        Second-hand 

Autographes,  Gravures,  Musioue  > 

*  Saint- Jorre  Frferes,  91,  Rue  Richelieu.  Second-hand 

livres  rares  et  curieux 

*  Sallou,  P.,  17,  Rue  Cujaa 

*  Salmon  &  Cie.,  26,  Rue  Soufflot 

*  Schleicher  Frferea,  16,  Rue  des  Saints-Pferea 
Schleainger,  Emmanuel,  58,  Rue  de  Bagneux 

Schulz,  Albert,  Librairie  Internationale,  4,  Rue  de  la  Sorbonne 
French  and  Foreign,  New  and  Second-hand.    Telegramtt  '*  Librairie  Schulz." 

*  Stechert,  G.  E.,  76,  Rue  de  Rennes 
Taride,  A.,  18  et  20,  Boulevard  Saint-Denis 

*  Techener  Librairie,  219,  Rue  Saint-Honor^.         Second-hand 

Livres  rares,  Incunables,  etc. 

*  Thomas,  V ve.  A. ,  et  Oh.  Thomas,  6,  Place  de  la  Sorbonne 

*  Thorin  et  Fils,  4,  Rue  Legoff 

ThuiUier-Chauvin,  A. ,  Librairie  des  Jeunes,  3,  Rue  Corneille 

Tignol,  B. ,  53  bis,  Quai  des  Grands- Augustins 

Yanier,  Yve.  Leon,  19,  Quai  Saint-Michel.  Second-hand 

Curiosit^s  Litt^rairea  et  Illustr^ 
Yictorion,  Joseph,  4,  Rue  Dupuytren 
Yigot  Fr^res,  10,  Rue  Monsieur  le  Prince 
Yiv^,  J.  L.,  13,  Rue  Delambre 

Th^logie  Gatholique 
Yivien,  Henri,  51,  Rue  Blanche 

Soldes,  Livres  documentaires 
Yoisin,  A.,  37,  Rue  Mazarine 

Auto^anraphes,  Manuscrits,  Documents  Historlques 

*  Welter,  H. ,  69,  Rue  Bonaparte.      1886.  New  and  Second-hand 

Reference  Books,  Scientific  Journals,  (fee.,  in  all  languages 
Wilks,  36,  Rue  Mazarine 

Cerde  de  la  Librairie,  de  V  Tmprimerie,  de  la  Papeterie,  du  Commerce, 

de  la  Muaiqvs,  et  des  Eatampes,  117,  Boulevard  St.  Germain 
Chambre  Syndicate  des  lAbraires  de  France,  13,  Rue  de  Bud 
Syndicat  des  Libraires  de  la  Region  de  Paris,  IS,  Rue  de  Bu^i 


Pau.— Ribaut,  Yve. 
Poitiers. — Blanchier,  Pierre 

Druinaud,  E.,  6,  Rue  de  la  Mairie 
PuY  (Lb).— Boitaud,  A.,  et  Fils 
Reims. — Matot,  Braine 

Michaud,  F. 
Rennes.  — Amaites-Laf ont 

Gavard 
*  Plihon  et  Herv6 
RoANNE.  — Raynal 
Rouen. — *  Lestringant,  Aug. 

Aug^,  36,  Rue  Grosse  Uerloge 

Renard,  L. 
Saint-Bbieuo. — Prud'homme,  R. 
Saint-Etibnne. — Chevalier,  G. 
Saint-Germain-bn-Laye.— L^v^ue,  Ch.,  fils 


156 


DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Saint-Qubntin. — Triquenaux-Bevienne,  34,  Rue  Croix-Belle-Porte 
Toulon. — Bastide 

Rum^be,  Hyacinthe 
ToTTLonsB.  — Armaing 

Diifour 

Fafur 

Gary 

Gimet-Pisseau 

*  Marqueste,  B. 
Soubiron,  Fr^res 

TouBS.— Bridoux,  Albert 
Defrenne,  L. 
Grassien 

*  Pericat,  L. 
Suppligeon 

Tboybs.  — Brevot-Leblanc 

Lacroix 
Ubiagtb-lbs-Bains. — *  Drevet,  Xavier ;.  voyez  ausai  Grenoble 
Valbncb. — Combier,  A. 
Valbnoibnnbs. — *  Giard 

*  Lemattre,  14  et  16,  Rue  du  Quesnoy.     1865 
Vbndomb. — Rip4,  CloviB 

Vbssaillbs. — *  Bastit,  M.,  19,  Rue  de  la  Pompe 

Quenord 
ViRB.  — Letellier 


AUemagne. 


GERMAN    EMPIRE. 


Beutschland. 


Aachbn  [Aix-la-Ohapbllb]. — Barth,  Rudolf 
Science,  Philology 

*  Creutzer,  Ant.,  Holzgraben,  8 

Science,  Theology,  &c. 

*  Schweitzer,  J. 
Altbnburo. — *  Bonde,  Oskar 

Schnuphase'sche  Hof-Buchhandlung 

*  Wermann,  0. 
Altona. — ICalman,  S. ,  &  Co. 
Anspach.  — Eichinger*8  Hof-Buchhandlung 
Abnstadt. — *  Gimmerthal,  Ferd. 
AscHAFFENBUBO. — *  Krebs'sche  Buchhandlung,  C. 
Aschebslebbn. — *  Huch's  Buchhandlung,  H.  C. 

AuGSBUBO.  — Literariaches  Institut,  Dr.  Huttler,  Carmelitergasse 

*  Votsch,  Adelbert 

*  Windprecht's  Antiquariat 
Baden-Badbn. — Sommermeyer's  Nachfolger,  Emil 
Bambbbg. — *  Hepple'sche  Buchhandlung,  W.  £. 
Babmen. — Graeper,  Adolf. 

Steinbom  &  Co. 
Bautzen. — Vieweg,  O. 

*  Weller'sche  Buchhandlune 

Batbeuth.— *  SeligsT>erf'scneAntiquariats]iandluiig.  See  advt.,  ^,97 

BERLIN.—*  AmsTer  &  Ruthardt,  Behrenstrasse,  29a,  w.  64.     {Art) 

*  Asher,  A. ,  &  Co. ,  Unter  den  Linden,  13 

Bahr,  H.,  Linkstmsse  13,  w.  9.  (Law) 


KUROPE.  1 57 


Berlin — continued. 

*  Bahr's  Buchhandlong,  H.,  Mohrenstraase,  6,  w.  8 

Law,  Jnrispradence,  and  Political  Economy 

*  Basch,  S.,  f  riedrichstrasse,  106,  N.  24 

*  Beuge,  Fr.,  Spittelmarkt,  1,  o.  19 

*  Boas  &  Hesse,  Luisenstrasse,  42,  K.w.  6 

*  Breitkreuz,  M. ,  Neue  Promenade,  7,  G.  22 

*  Bachholz,  Wilh.,  Alexandrinenstrasse,  83,  s.  14 

*  Oalvary,  8.,  &  Oo.,  Luisenstrasse,  31,  N.w.     1852.     See  advt. 

Classics,  Philology,  Archnology,  Oriental,  Scientific,  Incunabula,  &c. 

*  Cohn,  Albert,  Nettelbeckstrasse,  23,  w. 

*  Conrad's  Buchhandlung,  C.  F. ,  Friedrichstrasse,  19,  s.  w.  48 

*  Dames,  Felix  L.,  Landgrafenstrasse,  2.     1887 

Natural  History  and  Scientiflc 

*  Davidsohn,  S.,  ILarlstrasse,  17,  n.w.  6 

*  Dierig  &  Siemens,  Neue  Promenade,  1,  o.  22 

*  Eichstaedt,  Aug.,  Llitzowstrasse,  78,  w.  35 

*  Enslin,  Otto,  Karlstrasse,  32,  n.w.  6 

*  Friedlander,  R.,  &  Sohn,  Karlstrasse,  11,  n.w.  6 

*  Frohlich's  Buchhandlung,  Theodor,  Landsbergerstrasse,  32,  N.o.  18 

*  Fussinger's  Buchhandlung,  Steglitzerstrasse,  60,  w.  35 

*  Glas,  A.,  Franzosischestrasse,  38/39,  w.  56.  (Music) 

*  Goldschmidt,  6.,  Friedrichstrasse,  44,  s.  12 

*  Greve,  Ernst  R.,  Paulstrasse,  28,  N.w.  21 

*  Grube,  Gustav,  Wallstrasse,  90,  c.  25 

*  Gsellius'sche  Buchhandlung,  Mohrenstrasse,  52,  w.  8 

*  Hahne,  Selmar,  Prinzenstrasse,  54,  s.  15 

*  Hannemann,  A.,  KoChstrasse,  86,  s.w.  12 

*  Harrwitz,  Max,  Potsdamerstrasse,  41a. ,  w.     1886.     See  advt. 

New  and  Old  Books,  Incunabula,  Scientiflc,  Autographs,  Portraits,  Ex-libris 

*  Heyne  Nachf.,  Otto,  Halleschestrasse,  4,  s.w. 

*  Hirschwald'sche  Buchhandlung,  Unter  den  Linden,  68,  n.  w.  7 

*  Jacobsthal,  R.,  Biilowstrasse,  5i5,  w.  67.  {Pvhlisher) 

*  Kampffineyer,  Th.,  Friedrichstrasse,  20,  s.w.  48 

*  Kantorowicz,  E.,  Potsdamerstrasse,  135,  w. 

*  Klonne's  Nachf olger,  J.,  Prinzenstrasse,  69,  s.  14 

*  Kiihl,  W.  H.,  Jaeerstrasse,  73,  w.  8 

Technology,  Sport,  Sciences 

*  Kiihline  &  Guttner,  Markgrafenstrasse,  53,  w.    {Theatrical) 

*  Latte,  Wilhelm,  Miinzstrasse,  23a,  o.  22 

*  Lazarus,  Hermann,  Friedrichstrasse,  66,  w.  8 

*  Leddihn,  C,  Gipsstrasse,  30,  c.  22 

*  Lederer,  F.  E. ,  Kurstrasse,  37,  c.  12 

*  Lehmann,  Paul,  FranzOsischestrasse,  33e,  w.  56 

*  Liepmannssohn,  Leo,  Antiquariat,  Bemburgerstrasse,  14,  s.w.     1866 

Autoirraphs,  Music,  Old  and|Bare  Books 

*  Lissa,  Geono;,  Zimmerstrasse,  21,  s.w.    1889 

Rare  and  Curious 
Loewenson,  Carl,  Metzerstrasse,  3,  s.w. 

*  Luck's  Buchhandlung,  A.  P.,  Alt-Moabit,  111 

*  Mai,  Emanuel,  Leipzigerstrasse,  113,  w.  41.     1836 

Books  and  Engravings 

*  Mattheus'  Verlag,  B.,  Kurfiirstenstrasse,  19 

*  Mayer  &  MilUer,  Prinz  Louis  Ferdinandstrasse,  2,  N.w.  7 

Mathematics,  Physics,  Chemistry,  Philology,  &c. 

*  Mecklenburg,  H.  R.,  Klosterstrasse,  38 

*  Mirauer  &  Salinger,  Taubenstrasse,  42,  w.  8 


158  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


* 
* 


Berli  s — contintLed. 

Mode's  Buchhandlung,  S. ,  Poststrasse,  28,  c.  2 

Miiller,  K.  J.,  Mohrenstrasse,  27,  w.  8 

Nauck,  Georg,  Friedrichstrasse,  52/53,  s.w.  12.    {Theology) 

Neufeld  &  Henius,  s.w.  48,  Grossbeerenstrasse,  94 

*  Nicolai'sche  Buchhandlung,  Briiderstrasse,  13,  c.  2 

*  Palm,  Fritz,  Buchhandlung,  Dresdenerstrasse,  101,  s.  14 

*  Perl,  Max.,  w.  19,  Leipzigerstrasse,  89 

Philipp,  S. ,  &  Sohn,  Neue  SchonhauBerstrasse,  9,  c.  22.     {Music) 
Poppelauer,  M.,  Neue  Friedrichstrasse,  61,  c.  2.     {Hehraica) 

*  Prager,  R.  L.,  Mittelstrasse,  21,  N.w.  7 

Law,  Political  Sciences,  Natural  Economy,  and  History 

*  Pritscnow,  A.,  Wilsnackertrasse,  1,  n.w. 

*  Puttkammer  &  Miihlbrecht,  Unter  den  Linden,  64,  n.w.  7.     {Law) 

*  Pyllemann,  C.  F.,  Alte  Jakobstrasse,  74 

*  Rehtwisch  &  Langesvort,  Zimmerstrasse,  18 
Rosenbaum  &  Hart,  Wilhelmstrasse,  47,  w.  8.     {PttUishers) 

*  Rosenstein,  Ed. ,  Burgstrasse,  27,  0.  2 

*  Rothacker,  0.,  Friedrichstrasse,  105a,  n.  24 

*  Rother,  H.  Linkstrasse,  4 

Evang.  Theologie 

*  Rubenow,  W.,  Brunnenstrasse,  134,  N. 

*  Riihle  &  Hunger,  Friedrichstrasse,  58,  w.  {Music) 

*  Schneider,  F, ,  &  Co. ,  Leipzigerstrasse,  129,  w.  41 

*  Schroeder,  E.  H.,  Mockernstrasse,  137,  s.w.  11.     {Portraits) 
Schulbuchhandlung,  Sophienstadtische,  Grosse  Hamburgerstr.,41,N.  24 
Schultze,  August,  Friedrichstrasse,  131,  n.  24 

*  Schultze,  Velhagen,  Komandantenstrasse,  77,  s.w.  19 
Schuster  &  Bufleb,  Markgrafenstrasse 

Architecture,  Engineering,  Mechanical  Industries 

*  Schweitzer  &  Mohr,  Potsdamerstrasse,  35,  w.  35 
Senff,  A.,  Friedrichstrasse,  232,  s.w.  48 
Siegismund,  Karl,  Mauerstrasse,  68,  w.  48 

*  Simon,  Carl,  Markgrafenstrasse,  21,  s.w.  {Music)    • 

*  Skopnik,  C,  Universitatsstrasse 

Sonntag,  Paul,  Alexandrinenstrasse,  51,  s.  14.      {Art) 

*  Spaeth,  J.  M.,  Konigsstrasse,  52,  c.  2 

*  Stargardt,  J.  A.,  Dessauerstrasse,  2.     1834 

Genealogy,  Heraldry,  Autographs,  Numismatics 
Steinitz,  Hugo,  Charlottenstrasse,  2,  s.w.  12.      {Publisher) 
Stiefbold  &  Co.,  Kronenstrasse,  19,  w.  8.  {Art) 

*  Struppe  &  Winckler,  Dorotheenstrasse,  82,  n.w.,  7 
Trautwein'sche  Buchhandlung,  T.,  Leipzigerstrasse,  8,  w.  41 
Wagner,  R.,  Dessauerstrasse,  2,  s.w.  11.  {Art) 
Wasmuth,  E.,  Markgrafenstrasse,  35,  w.  8 

*  Weber,  VV.,  Markgrafenstrasse,  46,  w.  56 

*  Wellnitz,  W.,  Komandantenstrasse,  s.  14 

*  Weyl,  A.,  Adlerstrasse,  5,  ii.,  c.  45 

Numismatics,  Coins,  &c. 

*  Zeune's  Antiquariat,  R.,  Alte  Jacobstrasse,  11,  s.w.  13.     {Portraits) 

Bernberg. — *  Schmelzer's  Hof -Buchhandlung 

Bielefeld. — Bethel  Antiquariat 

Helmich's,  August,  Buchhandlung 

Blankenburg  a.  H. — *  Vieweg's  Buchhandlung,  Chr.  Fr. 

BoCHUM. — *  Endemann,  A. 


EUROPE. 


159 


Bonn  am  Rh. — *  Behrendt,  H.,  Am  Hof,  5 

*  Bach-u.  Kuust-Antiquariat,  Rheinisches 

*  Cohen,  Friedrich 

*  Lempertz,  Matth. 
Paul,  Otto 

*  Rohrscheid  &  Ebbecke 

*  Schergens,  Johannes 

*  Strauss',  E.,  Sortiment  u.  Antiquariat 
BoRNA. — *  Schumann,  H. 

*  Veit,  Otto 
Braunschweig. — *  Goeritz,  Benno 

*  Graff,  A. ,  Buchhandlun^  u.  Antiquariat 

German  Literature  and  Bibliography 

*  Neumeyer,  Johannes 

*  Sattler,  Richard.     1883 

Genealogical  and  Historical 
Scholx,  W. 

*  Wissmann'sche  Buchhandlung 
Breklum  I.  SoH. — Buchhandlung,  Christliche 
Bremen. — Antiquariat  Nordwestdeutsches 

*  Behrens,  K. 

*  Kaiser,  Friedrich,  la,  Katherinenstrasse 
Bremerhaven. — Vangerow,  L.  v. 

Breslau. — *  Danziger,  Georg,  Claussenstrasse,  7 

DiUfer's  Verlag  u.  Antiquariat,  C,  Palmstrasse,  5 

*  Finkenstein,  M.,  Poststrasse,  2 

*  Jacobsohn,  Wilh. ,  &  Co. ,  Kupf erschmiedestrasse,  44 

*  Koebner,  Wilhelm,  Schmiedebriicke,  56 

*  Lesser,  Heinrich,  Neue  Taschenstrasse,  21.     1873 

Silesiaca,  Slavica,  Scientific,  Medical,  &c. 

*  Maruschke  &  Berendt,  Ring,  8 

Mor^enstem's  Buchhandlung,  E.,  Ohlauerstrasse,  15 

Scientific,  Classical,  Medical 
Peuckert,  G.,  Schmiedebriicke,  25 

*  Preuss  &  Jiinger,  Schmiedebriicke,  29a 
Samosch,  N.,  Kupferschmiedstrasse,  8 

*  Schroeder's  Gewerbe-Bachhandlung,  Poststrasse,  7 

*  Trewendt  &  Granier,  Albrechtstrasse,  35/36 
Winkler,  Hugo,  Moltkestrasse,  3 

*  Zibell,  E.,  Albrechtstrasse,  44 
Zimmer,  Victor,  Albrechtstrasse,  12 

Brieg.— *  Kroschel,  G.  W. 
Bromberg. — "*  Johne's  Buchhandlung,  M.  W. 
Budapest. — R6vai,  Leo.  IV.,  Univers-Gasse,  1 
BuDiNGEN  I.  Hessbn.— *  Ebcrling'sche  Hof-Buchhandluijg 
Celle  I.  Hannover. — *  Andr6,  Carl 

*  Schulze'sche  Buchhandlung 
Charlottenburg.  — Buchhandlung,  Charlottenburger 
Chemnitz. — *  Chemnitzer,  Antiquariat 

Focke,  Ed.,  Antiquariat 
Hasten,  F.  W. 

*  Schon,  H. 

*  Winter's  Buchhandlung,  C. 
CosLiN. — Hofi&nann,  A. 
CoTHBN. — Buchheim,  Ernst 

*  Schulze's  Buchhandlung,  0. 


160  DIRECTORY  OP  BOOKSELLERS. 


Danzig. — *  Bertling,  Th. 

*  Trosien,  A. 

Dabmstadt. — *  Schlapp,  H.  L.,  Schulstraase,  5.        New  and  Second-hand 

Telephone,  289 
Vogelsberger,  L. 
Dblitzsoh. — *  Pabst,  R. 
Dessau. — *  Baummann's  Hof-Buchhandlung,  Paul 

*  Boiling,  L. 

DoNAU WORTH. — BuchhandluDg,  L.  Auer 
Dortmund. — *  Garms'sche  Buchhandlung,  Ch. 

*  Kessler,  R. 

Dresden. — *  Arnold,  E.,  Konigliche  Hof-Kunsthandlung,  Schlossstrasse 
Engravings,  Photographs,  &c. 

*  Bauersachs,  A.,  Landnausstrasse,  8 

*  Bertling,  Richard,  Victoriastrasse,  6 

Bare  and  Precious  Books,  Manuscripts,  Autograph  Letters,  Engravings,  &c. 

*  Bratfisch,  L.,  Webergasse,  1 

*  Eger,  Sieg, ,  Rosmaringstrasse,  I 

Floessel,  H.,  Buchhandlnng  u.  Antiq.,  Augustusstrasse,  4 

*  Goldstein,  G.,  Pillnitzerstrasse,  32 

*  Hackebeil,  O.,  Ziegelstrasse,  52 

*  Katzer,  Fr.,  Post^atz,  I 

*  Mehnert,  O.,  Gr.  Frohng,  9 

*  Meyer,  Fanz.,  Seminarstrasse,  13.  [Art) 

*  Morchel's  Buchhandlnng,  H.,  Pillnitzerstrasse,  17 

*  Porges,  Em.,  Hauptstrasse,  34 

*  Rossberg,  G.,  Altstadt,  Gr.  Briiderg.,  15 

*  Salomon's  Antiquariat  u.  Verlags  Buchhandlnng,  G. ,  Galeriestrasse,  9 
Tittmann,  Carl,  Pragerstrasse,  6 

Trau,  Carl,  Schossergasse,  4 

*  Winter,  C,  Galeriestrasse,  12 

*  Zahn  (Yon)  &  Jaensch,  Schlossstrasse,  24 
DuiSBURG  A.  Rh. — *  Bautzmann,  H. 

*  Schatz,  F. 
DiJREN. — Hassel,  J. 
DussBLDORF. — Gobiet,  J, 

*  Kinet, 

*  Mischel,  J.  P. 

*  Silbermann's  Buchhandlung 
Teubner,  F. 

EiLENBURG.  ^Becker,  B. 
EiNBECK  I.  Hann. — *  Ehlers,  H. 
EiSLEBEN. — Grafenhan's  Buchhandlung,  M. 
Elberfeld. — *  Fassbender's  Buchhandlung,  J. 

*  Schmitz,  Ferd. 
Ellwangen. — *  Hess,  J. 
Emden. — *  Haynel,  W. 

*  Schwalbe,  W. 
Erfurt. — *  Giither,  H. 

*  Otto'sche  Buchhandlung 

*  Villaret,  C. 

Erlangbn. — *  Blaesing's  Antiquarhandlung,  Th. 

*  Mencke,  Max,  Univ. -Buchhandlung 

*  Merkel,  Rudolf 
Eschweiler. — *  Thielen,  Gebr. 
Essen. — *  Giinther  &  Schwan 


EUROPE.  161 


Flensburg. — VVestphalen,  A. 

FoBST  I.  L. — Kunze,  O. 

Frankenbebg  I.  S. — Stance's  Buchhandlung,  C. 

Fbankbnhausen. — WerneDurg,  C. 

Fbankfubt  a.  M. — *  Alt,  J.,  Groase  Eschenheimerstrasse,  39 

*  Baer,  Joseph,  &  Co.,  Roasmarkt,  18 

English  and  Foreign,  Manuscripts,  Old  Woodcnts,  &c.  TeUgravu,  "  Gutenberg.' 
Blazek,  Jan.,  A.,  Neue  Zeil,  79 
Blazek,  £. 

*  Gk)ar,  Isaac  St. ,  Junghofstrasse,  5.     1825 

All  Sciences,  Engravmgs,  Ez-Libris,  <ftc. 

*  Groldstein'sche  Buchhandlung,  A. ,  Eschenheimerstrasse,  23 

*  Hofmann,  A.  J.,  AUerheilstrasse,  87 

*  Kaufimann,  J.,  BOmestrasse,  41.     1838 

Hebndca  and  Judaica 
Schwelm,  S. 
Strauss'sche  Buchhandlung,  Zeil,  72 

*  Volcker's  Verla^  u.  Antiquariat,  Karl  Th.,  Romerberg,  3 

Antiquarian,  Scientific 
Frankfurt  a.  0. — *  Hamecker,  G.,  &  Go. 

Waldmann's  Buchhandlung,  B. 

Waldow'sche  Buchhandlung 
Fretbero  I.  S. — Graz  &  Gerlach 
Freiburg  i.  Br.—*  Fehsenfeld,  Fr.  E. 

*  Ragoczy,  G. 
Speyer  &  Kaerner 

*  Stoll  &  Bader 

Troemer's  Universitats-Buchhandlung,  C 
Friedberg  I.  Hessen. — Bindernagel,  Carl. 
FtJRTH  I.  B.— Rosenberg,  G. 
Gera.— *  Bauch,  Karl 

*  Bettenhausen,  J. 

*  Griesbach,  C.  B. 

*  Kanitz'sche  Sort-Buchhandlung 

*  Weller*8  Buchhandlung,  E. 

GiESSEN. — Fehsenfeld's  Universitats-Buchhandlung,  Friedrich  Ernst 

Ferber'sche  Buchhandlung 

Krebs,  K. 

Ricker'sche  Buchhandlung,  J. 
Glogau. — *  Zimmermann,  E. 
GoRLiTZ.— *  Matthes,  P. 

*  Bother,  R. 

*  Tzschaschel,  H. 

*  Vierling's,  Nachf.,  O. 
GoTHA. — Hauptvogel,  H. 

*  Schwalbe,  K. 
Thinemann,  E.  F. 
Windaus'  Buchhandlung,  C.  F. 

GoTTiNQEN". — *  Akademische  Buchhandlung 
Deuerlich'sche  Buchhandlung 

*  Dieterich'sche  Universit&ts-Buchhandlung 

*  PeppmiUler,  Robert 
Grimma.— Gensel,  Gustav 
Greifswald.— *  Bamberg,  Ludwig 

*  Bindewald's  Akademische  Buchhandlung,  Julius 
GtJNZBURG  A.  D. — Hug,  Alfons 


162  DIRBCTORT  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Hagen  I.  W. — *  Stracke,  C. 

Halbbrstadt. — *  Biittner,  H. 

*  Gehrmann,  F. 

*  Krankenhagen,  W. 

Halle  a.  S.— Anton,  Eduard 

*  Fricke's  Verlag  u.  Antiquarium 

*  Graeger,  Chr, 

*  Karmrodt'sche  Musikhandlung 

*  Krause,  J. 

*  Lippert'sche  Buchhandlung,  u.  Antiquariat,  Gr.  Steinstrasse,  67 
Lucius,  Joh. 

MiUler,  J.  E. 

Peter,  H. 

Pfefifer'sche  Buchhandlung 

*  Reichardt,  J.  M. 

*  Schmidt's  Sortiments-Buch-u.  Antiquariatshandlung,  H.  W. 
Schroedel,  Hermann 

Hambubo. — *  Benjamin,  A.  J.,  Altenwall,  71 
Berendsohn,  B.  S.,  Alster-Arkaden,  13 

*  Bockelmann,  A.,  Steindamm,  22 

*  Boy  sen  &  Maasch,  Heuberg,  9 

*  Central-Buchhandlunff  u.  Antiquariat,  Grosser  Johannisstrasse,  17 

*  Commeter'sche  Kunsdiandlung,  Hermannstrasse,  48/50 
Dorling,  J.  C,  Speersort,  9 

*  Fritzscne,  G.,  Gerhofstrasse,  8 
Kirsten,  C.,  Konigstrasse,  40 

Glogau,  Carl,  Nachfolger,  Schleusenbriicke,  8 

*  Glogau,  Moritz,  jun.,  Bleichenbriicke,  6 

*  Goldschmidt,  A.,  Kohlhofen,  35 
Henschel,  A. ,  Grosser  Burstah,  50 
Henschel  &  MiUler,  Gr.  Bleichen,  67 

*  Jiirgensen  &  Becker,  Konigstrasse,  12.      1890.     New  and  Second-hand 

*  Lorentz,  A.,  Gr.  Bleichen,  70 
Polack,  J.  D.,  Gansemarkt,  30 

*  Rudolphi,  M.,  Nachfolger,  Adolfsbrlicke,  1 

*  Tractat-Gesellschaft,  Internationale,  Grindelberg,  15a 

Hamm  1.  W. — *  Matt,  L. 

Hannover. — *  Borgmeyer,  O. 

*  Brandes,  C. 

*  Brill,  Th. 

Cruse's  Buchhandlung,  Fr. 

*  Ey,  Ludwig 

*  Ejiiep'sche  Buchhandlung 

*  Pech,  Franz 

Sachse  &  Heinzelmann 

Engrayings,  &c. 
Schulze's  Buchhandlung,  Theodor 

*  Weidemann,  Fr. 

Wolff  &  Hohorst,  Nachfolger 
Protestant  Theology 
Harzbubo. — *  Woldag,  H. 
Heidelberg. — Bangel  &  Schmitt 

*  Carlebach,  Ernst 
Wolflf,  Gebr. 


EUROPE. 


163 


Hbtlbronn^  a.  N. — *  Becker,  E. 
Catholic  Theologie 
Determann,  Dr.  J. 

*  Schmidt,  C.  F. 

Music  and  General  Idteratare 

HiLDESHEiM. — *  Borgmeyer,  Franz 

*  Helmke,  H. 

*  Range,  F. 

*  Sievers  &  Weiahoff 

HiRSGHBERG. — *  Heillg,  A. 

*  Kuh'sche  Buchhandlung 
HoF. — *  Grau,  6.  A.,  &  Co. 

*  Thelemann,  F.  G. 

Jena. — *  Bose,  Carl,  Neagasse,  21 
Doebereiner'sche  Buchhandlung 
Frommann'sche  Buchhandlung 
Haerdle'sche  Buchhandlung 
Junkelmann,  B. 

*  Strobel,  Fr.     1892 

Scientific,  old  and  new 
JuLiCH. — Fahnenschreiber,  Aug. 
Kaiserslautbrn. — Gotthold,  A. 
Karlsruhe. — *  Antiquariat  fiir  Litteratur  &  Kunst 

*  Bielefeld's  Hof- Buchhandlung,  A. 

*  MiUler  &  Graff 
Kassel. — *  Baler,  A.,  &  Co. 

*  Huhn's  Hof -Buchhandlung,  Ernst 
YoUmann'sche  Buchhandlung,  G.  E. 

Kiel. — *  Schleswig-Holsteinisches  Antiquariat 

Lipsius  &  Tischer 
Koblenz. — *  Friedrich,  Gebr. 
KoBURG. — *  Bonsack,  H. 

*  Sendelbach,  G. 
KoESFELD. — *  Hartmann,  F. 

Wittneven,  B. 
KoLBERG. — Post'sche  Buchhandlung,  C.  F. 
KoLMAR. — *  Barth,  E. 

KoLN  A.  Rh.  [Cologne].—*  Heberle,  J.  M.  (H.  Lempertz'  Sohne). 
German  Literature 

Kreuter,  Jean,  Hohle,  17 

*  Neubner,  Paul,  Hohestrasse,  87.     1878 

History  &  Topography,  Archaeology,  Occultiam,  &  Literary  Curiosities. 

TelearanUf  "  Buchhandlung  Neubner."        Telephone^  354 
Roemke,  C,  &  Co.,  Hohestrasse,  45.  (Theology) 

Wamitz,  Karl,  &  Co.,  Hohestrasse,  46 

*  Zacher's  Buchhandlung,  J. 

KOnigsbbrg  I.  Prbussen. — Beyer's  Buch.,  E.,  Franzosischestrasse,  25 

*  Koch,  Wilhelm 

Classical,  Dissertations,  Theology 

*  Raabe's  Nachfolger,  F.,  Franzosischestrasse,  3 
Krefeld. — *  Fiirst,  A. 

*  Greven,  J. 

Kreuznach. — *  Harrach,  Ferdinand 

Landsberg  a.  L. — *  Verza,  G. 

Landsberg  a.  W. — *  Schonrock's  Nachfolger,  H. 

*  Volger  &  Klein 


164  DIREOTORT  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


LEIPZIG.—*  Baradorf,  H.,  KSnigsatrasse,  14 
Antiquarian,  and  all  Branches  of  Science 

*  Bergmann,  Paul,  K5nigsstrasse,  5 

*  Boerner,  C.  G.,  Nurnbergeratrasse,  44 

*  Brockhaus,  F.  A.,  Sortiment  u.  Antiquarium,  Queratrasse,  16 

*  Buchhandlung  Akadem. 

*  Carlson,  H. 

*  Central-Buchhandlung,  Markt,  14 
Ehrlich,  P.,  Kurprinzstrasse,  3 

*  EUissen,  Hans,  Lange^rasse,  2 

*  Falk,  F.  A.,  Leplaystrasse,  12 

*  Fleischer,  Fr.,  Universitatsstrasse,  3 

*  Fock,  Gustav,  Magazingasse,  4.     1879 

Ancient  and  Modern.       Tel^hone,  I.,  1791 
Giegler,  Rud.,  Thalstrasse,  15-17 

Wholesale  Bookseller,  Exporter  and  Importer 

*  Grafe,  Emil,  Universitatsstrasse,  18 

*  Griindel,  Emil,  Rossplatz,  6.  (Music) 

*  Griiner,  Max,  Blumeng.,  4 

*  GutzBchebauch,  J.  A.,  Kurprinzstrasse,  2 

*  Harrassowitz,  Otto,  Querstrasse,  14 

All  Branches  of  Literature 
Hedeler,  G.,  Export  Journal  OflSce,  Niimbergerstrasse,  18.    See  advt. 
Henniker,  A.,  Central  Buchhandlung,  Markt,  Rathhaws-Gewolbe,  14 

*  Herbich  &  Rapsilber,  Thalstrasse,  13 
Heyne,  Ernst,  Hospitalstrasse,  2 

*  Hieraemann,  Karl  W.,  Konicsstrasse,  3.     1884 

Fine  Arts,  Architecture,  Amencana,  Orientalia,  Illuminated  MSS. 
TelegratMt  **  Buchhandlung  Hiersemann."    Tel^honet  1172 

*  Hinrichs'sche  Buchhandlung,  Grimmaischestrasse,  3 

*  Kiessler's  Antiquariat,  0. ,  Musikhandlung,  4 

*  Kirchhoff  &  Wigand,  Marienstrasse,  19 

*  Koehler's  Antiquarium,  K.F.,  Kurprinzstrasse 

Linguistic,  Scientific,  Natural  History 

*  Kossling'sche  Buchhandlung,  Universitatsstrasse,  1. 

*  Levien,  Guillermo,  Seeburgstrasse,  3.  {Freemasonry) 

*  Licht,  Hans,  Zeizeratrasse,  2 

*  Liebisch,  Bernh.,  Kurprinzstrasse,  6.     1885 

Theology,  Philology,  Jurisprudence,  Medicine 

*  Lincke'sche  Leihbibliothek,  Ritterstrasse,  4 

*  List  &  Francke,  Thalstrasse.     1862 

Scientific,  Linguistic,  Music,  Natural  History,  &c. 

*  Lorentz,  Alfred,  Kurprinzstrasse,  10 

*  Lucius,  E.,  Antiquariat,  Burgstrasse,  24 
Matthes,  Heinricn,  Schillerstrasse,  5 

*  Minde,  C. ,  Friedrich  Augustusstrasse,  6 

*  Naumann,  H.  J.,  Dorotheenstrasse,  2 

Efang.  Theologie 

*  Niemann,  Curt,  Komerstrasse,  38 
Ohme,  Franz,  Universitatsstrasse,  3 

*  Pemitzch,  Louis,  Goethestrasse,  5 

*  Pfeiffer,  Eduard,  Nordstrasse,  30 
Radestock,  Frantz,  Stern  war  tenstrasse,  2 

*  Radestock,  Wilhelra,  Universitatstrasse,  16 

Robolsky,  J.  H.,  Kurprinzstrasse,  15.  {Stenography) 

Roder,  Paul,  Neumarkt,  2 

Roegner,  Adolf,  Sophienstrasse,  37.  {Chess) 


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Leipzig — coTitinued. 

Rossberg'sche  Buchhandlung,  Universitatsstrasse,  5 

*  Schack,  Oscar,  Kdni^sstrasse,  15.     1882 
Scientific,  Natural  Sciences,  Law,  Political  Economy 

Schading,  H.,  Seb.  Bachstrasse,  14 

Schulz,  Otto  Aug.,  Thalstrasse,  2.  (AtUographs) 

Serig'sche,  Buchhandlung,  Neumarkt,  7 

*  Scholtze,  Karl,  Niirnbergerstrasse,  48 

*  Schumann,  Ad.,  Moltkestrasse,  35 

"^  Simmel  &  Co. ,  Ross-8trasae,.18.     1870 

Classical,  Oriental,  European,'  Philology,  Archaeology 
Spirgatis,  M.,  Marienstrasse,  23 
Spohr,  Max.,  Elisenstrasse,  57 
Stauffer,  Th.,  Universitatsstrasse,  24.     1872 

Standard  Literature,  Natural  History,  Medicine.    Exporter  to  all  parts 
Stechert,  G.  E.,  Hospitalstrasse,  18 
Stoll,  Felix,  Tauchaerstrasse,  23 
Twietmeyer,  A.,  Gellertstrasse,  16.     1847 

Scientific,  Fine  Art,  Engravings,  Pictures,  <fcc.     Teleg.^  "  Twietmeyer,  Leipzig." 
Volkening,  E. ,  Johannesgasse,  30 

Weg,  Max,  Leplaystraase,  1.  {Art)  ^  ^^^j/tax^ 

Weigel,  Oswald,  Konigsstrasae,  1.     1797 

Theology,  History,  Natural  History,  and  Sciences 
Weigel,  Ad.,  Wintergartenstrasae,  4 
Weiss,  H. 

Welter,  H.,  Salomonstrasse ;  also  at  Paria 
Wittrin,  G.,  Niimbergerstraaae,  51 

Wiirzner'a  Antiquariat  Buchhandlung,  A.,  Windmithlenstrasse,  47 
Zangenberg  &  Himly,  Univeraitatatrasse,  11 

*  Zachiesche  &  Koder,  Konigaatraase,  4. 

LiEGNiTz. — Scholz,  E. 
LipPSTADT. — *  Staata,  Aug. 

LiTBECK. — *  Caratens,  Johannea 

*  Liibcke  &  Hartmann 

LiTNEBERG. — Herold  &  Wahlatab 

Maodebubo. — *  Baenach,  E.,  jun.,  Breiteweg,  18 

*  Hauahahn,  Guatav 

*  Lichtenberg,  F.  W. 

*  Neumann,  J. 
Mainz.—*  Euler,  F. 

Wilckena,  L. 
Mannheim. — *  Bender's  Antiquariat  (E.  Albrecht) 

Lofi&er,  Tobiaa 

Nemnich,  F. 
Marburg. — *  Braun,  W. 

Ehrhardt's  Univeraitata-Buchhandlung,  Oacar 

*  Elwert'sche  Univeraitata-Buchhandlung,  N.  G. 

Hessian  Literature,  Dissertations,  Programs  of  Hessian  Schools,  &c. 
Marienburg. — *  Gieaow,  L. 
Marktbreit. — *  Haeunlein,  V. 
Meissen. — *  Moache,  Louia 
Mebseburg. — *  StefFenhagen,  P. 
Metz. — *  Deutsche  Buchhandlung 

Miiller's  Antiquariat-Buchhandlung 
Miltenberg. — Halbig,  F. 


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166  DIRBCTORT   OF   BOOKSBLLBRS. 


MuNCHEN  [Munich].—*  Ackermann,  Th.,  Promenadeplatz,  10 
Anstalt,  Literar.,  Promenadestrasse,  10 
Aumiiller,  Job.  {Art) 

*  Bartenhauser's  Buchhandlung 

*  Buchholz,  A.,  Ludwigstrasse,  7.  {Philology) 
Diepolder,  Karl,  Karlsplatz,  11 

*  Finsterlin,  Ferd.,  Neuhauserstrasse,  13 

*  Finsterlin,  J.  A.,  Salvatorstrasse,  21 

*  Foth,  W.,  Theresienstrasse,  4 

*  Halle,  J.,  Ottostrasse,  3a,  1889 

Theology,  History,  Autographs,  and  Portraits 

*  Helbing,  Hugo,  Christofstrasse,  2 

Antiquarian,  Engravings,  &c. 
Hermann's  Antiquariat,  C.  E.,  Herzog-Wilhelmstrasse,  24 

*  Hess,  G.,  Arcostrasse,  1 

*  Hirsch,  "Rmil   Karlstrasse,  6.     1892.  See  advt. 

Antiquarian,  Art,  Autographs,  Engravings,  &c. 

*  Jordan,  R.,  Tiirkenstrasse,  11 

*  Lama's  Nachfolger,  Carl  von,  Bruderstrasse,  3.     {Catholic  Theology) 

*  Lischer,  Carl,  Salvatorplatz 
Putze,  Ulrich,  1,  Briennerstrasse,  8 

Architecture,  Applied  Arts,  &c. 

*  Rosenthal,  Jacques,  Karlstrasse,  10 

Bare  Old  Books  and  Prints 

*  Rosenthal,  Ludwig,Antiquariat,Hildegardstrasse,  16.  1859.  See  advt. 

Theological,  Curious,  Old  &  Rare,  Music,  Topography,  Engravings,  Autographs 
Telephone,  889 

Schaeffer's  Antiquariat,  A.  L.,  Rindermarkt,  ll/o 

*  Scherzer,  E.,  Bayerstrasse,  10 

*  Schweitzer,  J.,  Maximiliansplatz,  4  {Law) 

*  Uebelen,  C. ,  Luisenstrasse,  2/o 

*  Zipperer's  Buchhandlung,  P.,  Lowengrube,  1 
MtJNSTEB  I.  Wbstf. — Edelbeck,  J. 

*  Mitsdorflfer's  Buchhandlung,  H. 

*  Poertgen,  H. 
Schoninffh,  Heinrich,  Salzstrasse,  1 
Selling,  J . 

Theissing'sche  Buchhandlung 
Naumbubg.— *  Schmidt,  M. 
Nbissb. — *  Huss,  0. 
Nbubrandbnburo. — *  Nahmmacher,  0. 
Neumarkt  a.  Sulz.— *  Boegl's  Buchhandlung,  J. 
Neubuppin. — *  Petrenz,  R. 
Neuwied. — *  Heuser'sche  Buchhandlung,  J.  H. 
Neviges  (Rhbinpb.)— *  Bredenfeld,  W. 
Nordhausbn.— *  Eigendorf  8  Buchhandlung,  0. 

*  Koppe,  J. 

N6BDLINGEN. — *  Bcck'sche  Buchhandlung,  C.  H. 

Reischle,  Theodor 
NossBN. — Westphal,  P. 
NtJBNBBBG.— Ballhom,  Hermann,  Egydienplatz,  11 

*  Biiching,  Franz 

*  Frankisches  Antiquar.  u.  Kunstiortiment,  W.  Ebel,  KSnigsstrasse,  40 

*  Heerdegen-Barbeck,  Winklerstrasse,  11 
Raw'sche  Buchhandlung,  J.  Ph. 

Schmid,  Wilhelm,  Adlerstrasse,  26.  {Music) 

Stein's  Buchhandlung,  J.  A. ,  Bayer  Hoff 


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167 


Offenbubg  t.  B.— *  Trube,  J. 
Oldenburg.—*  Bultmann  &  Gerriets 

Landsberg,  S.  L. 

Wiechmann's  Buchhandlung,  A. 
OsNABBUOK.— *  Liickerdt'sche  Buchhandlung,  S.  G. 

*  Pillmeyer,  G. 

*  SchSningh,  F. 
OsTKOwo.— Peiser,  E. 
Paderborn.  — Bonifacius-Druckerei. 
Passau.— *  Deiters,  A. 

Waldbauer's  Buchhandlung,  M. 
PosBN. — *  Jolowicz,  Joseph 

Spiro,  A. 

Twardowaki,  B.  v. 
Potsdam.—*  Buchholz,  Wilhelm 

*  Dienemann,  P. 

*  Hachfeld's  Buchhandlung,  R. 

*  Link,  0.  W. 
Qu  EDLiNBURG.  — Vie weg's  Buchhandlung 
Regbnsburg.— Coppenrath,  A. 

Hotter,  Hans 

*  Lama,  Carl  Ritter  von.     1891. 

*  Stokar,  F.  v. 
Reutlingen.— *  Fischhaber,  Eduard 
Rostock. — Schmidt,  Hermann 

Stiller'sche  Hof-Buchhandlung 

*  Meyer,  B. 

*  Volckmann  &  Jerosch 
Rottbnbbrg  a.  Neckar.— Bader,  W. 
Rowbnsburg.— *  Kitz,  H. 
Rudolstadt. — *  Bock,  A. 

*  Deistung's  Buchhandlung,  0. 

*  Keil,  K. 
Saarbruchbn.— *  Schmidtke,  Carl 
Sangbrhausen.— *  Huwald,  C.  F. 
ScHLBiz.— *  Ruhsam,  M. 

Schrobenhausen.— *  Hueber'sche  Buchhandlung,  M. 
ScHWBiDNiTZ.— *  Weigmann,  C.  F. 
ScHWERiN.— Hartmann,  G. 

SoLiNGBN. — *  Larsch,  E. 

SONDBRSHAUSEN.— *  Bertram's  Hof-Buchhandlung,  Friedrich 

Spandau. — *  Neugebauer'sche  Buchhandlung. 

Spbybr.— *  Lang,  G.  L. 

StARGARD  I.  POMMBRN. — *  Just,  R. 

*  Schultz,  E. 

*  Weber'sche  Buchhandlung 
Stassfurt.— Weicke's  Antiquariat,  R. 
Sternberg  i.  Mbokl.— Peters,  H. 
Stettin.—*  Bosch,  Max 

*  Dannenberg  &  Cie. 

*  Katter,  U. 

*  Moses,  A. 

*  Schlag,  L. 

Stralsund. — Bremer's  Buchhandlung 

*  Meincke's  Buchhandlung,  C. 


{Catholic  Theology) 


[Catholic  Theology) 


168  DIRBOTORT   OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Strassbubg  I.  Els  ASS. — Ammel,  A.,  Brandgasse,  5 

*  Bensheimer,  J.,  Munstergasse,  1 

*  En^elhardt,  Fr. 

*  Freiesleben,  E.,  Nachfolger,  Neukirchgasse,  12 
Lindner,  P.  E. 

*  Lindner's  Buchhandlung 

Statt,  F.,  27,  Rue  des  Serruriers  [Antiquarian) 

*  Triibner'a  Buchhandlung  (E.  D'Oleire),  Am  Miinsterplatz.     1872 

Philology,  Art,  Sx. 
Stuttgart. — *  Geiger,  G. 

*  Gerschel,  0.,  Calwerstrasse,  16 

*  Gutekunst,  H.  G.,  Olgastrasse,  lb 
Kaufmann,  B. 

*  Levi,  B.,  Calwerstrasse,  25 

*  Liesching,  Ad.,  &  Co.,  Langestrasse,  6 

*  Mayer,  H.,  Calwerstrasse,  9 

Metzler's  Sort.  u.  Antiq.,  J.  B.,  Biichsen-u. -Calwerstrasse  Eck 

*  Scheible,  J.,  Hauptstatterstrasse,  79 

Old,  Rare,  and  Valuable 

*  Schleslnger,  B.,  Konigstrasse,  60.  (Art) 

*  Steinkopf,  Ferdinand,  Kronprinzstrasse,  38.        {Protestant  Theology) 
Ullrich's  Buchhandlung,  Eberhardsstrassc,  55 

Trier. — *  Lehnen,  P.,  &  Co.  {Catholic  Theology) 

Stephanus,  H. 
TuBiNGBN,  Wurtemberg.  — *  Heckenhauer'sche  Buchhandlung,  J.  J.     1823 
Theology  and  Philology 

*  Laupp'scne  Buchhandlung,  H. 

Medicine,  Natural  Sciences 

*  Osiander'sche  Buchhandlung 

*  Pietzcker,  Franz,  Moser'sche  Buchhandlung.  1885.  New  dh  Second-Jiand 

Medicine,  Natural  Sciences.     Telegrama,  *'  Pietzcker,  Tubingen."    Telephone,  66 
Ulm  a.  D. — *  Ebner'sche  Buchhandlung,  J. 

*  Kerler,  Heinrich 
Strohmetz,  B. 

Warburg.—*  Schilp,  M. 

*  Werth,  F.  C. 

Wbimar.— *  Henss,  Sohn,  0.  ' 

Buschke's  Hof-Buchhandlung,  Alexander 

Basch,  Hermann 

Zuckschwerdt,  A. 
Wiesbaden. — *  Bomemann,  E. 

Bossong,  Franz 

Jurany  &  Hensel's  Nachf  olger 

*  Levi,  J. 

*  Moritz  &  Miinzel 

*  Boemer,  H. 
Schellenberff,  Hermann 

WtJRZBURG. — *  Banger,  B.  -^ 

*  Essmann,  W. 

*  Frank's  Buchhandlung,  J. 

*  Gnad  &  Co. 

*  Goldstein'sche  Buchhandlung,  H. 

*  Kressner,  L. 

*  Stahel'sche  Universitats-Buchhandlung 


Staudinger'sche  Buchhandlunff,  J. 
Zeitz. — *  Langenberg's  Buchhandlung,  O. 


170  DIBECTOBT  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Bologna — contimLed. 

*  Romagnoli  dalP  Acqua,  Via  del  Luzzo,  4 

Editrice  de  la  B.  Commission  pour  les  testes  de  langue) 
CoMO. — *  Oatinelli,  F.  {Lihrairie  Modeme) 

Fbbbara. — *  Taddei,  AntoDio,  &  Figli.  {Lihrairie  Modeme) 

FiRENZE  [Florence].—*  Gonnelli,  A.  S.,  Via  di  Servi,  2 

*  Libreria,  Cecchi,  Piazza  del  Duomo,  19 

*  Libreria  Eredi  Grazzini  (6.  Dotti),  S.  Maria  in  Gampo,  21 ;  also  at 

Piazza  delle  Pallottole,  2 

*  Olschki,  Leo  S. ;  also  at  Venice.     1886 

Ancient,  Bare,  Carious,  Incunabula,  Ac.    Telegramg,  "  Olschki." 
Seeber,  B. 

*  Sercelli,  Baffaello,  Libreria  Dante 

*  Franchi,  Vlisse 

Aste  Librairie.    Ench^res  Libraires 

*  Franceschini,  Pietro,  Borgo  dei  Greci,  26 

LivoBNo  [Leghorn]. — *  Cassuto,  Guglielmo,  Via  Pace,  29.     1881 

Antiquarian  Books,  Autographs,  Engravings,  Coins,  and  Postage  Stamps 

*  Giusti,  Raffaello 

Lucca. — Libreria  Nuova 

MiLANo  [Milan].—*  Hoepli,  Ulrico,  Corso  V.E.,  37 
Librairie  Modeme  et  Antiquaire.    Maison  Editrice 

*  Kantorowicz,  Max,  Via  A.  Manzoni,  5 

*  Libreria  Pietro  Vergani  di  Enrico  Vismara,  Via  S.  Antonio,  20 
Nilsson  &  Jentsch,  Via  Ugo  Foscolo,  5 

*  Pa^anini,  A.,  Via  S.  Damiano,  32 
Robecchi,  L. ,  Via  S.  Paolo 

*  Schiepatti,  B. ,  Via  S.  Andrea,  8 
MoDENA. — Successori  Vincenzi  e  Nipoti 

Napoli  [Naples].—*  Casella,  F.,  fu  Gio.,  Piazza  Municipio,  81.     1852 
Antiquarian,  Autographs,  &c. 
D'Ambra,  Giuseppe 

*  Furchheim,  F. ,  Piazza  dei  Martiri,  59 

*  Marghieri,  R.,  Galleria  Umberto  L,  77.     1873. 

Telegrams,  "  Marghieri,  Naples."  (Lihrairie  Modeme  et  Ancieime) 

Mauro  (di),  Alfonso 

*  Perrella,  Francesco,  Museo,  18 

Autographes,  Estampes 

*  Romano,  Salvatore,  Piazza  Cavour,  15 
Padova.— *  Drucker  Fr^res 

Draghi,  Angelo 
Palermo. — Pedone,  Francesco 

Reber,  Alberto  (ex-Maison  Glausen) 
Parma. — Pezzani,  Angelo 
PiACBNZA.— *  Porta,  Vincenzo 
Pisa. — *  Salvestrini,  Antonio 

Spoerri,  F.  (Successeur  Hoepli).  Lihrairie  Modeme) 

Rbcanatt. — Properzi,  Luigi 

Roma  [Rome]. — *  Benedetti,  Basilic,  Piazza  S.  Claudio,  94 
Ancient  and  Modern 

Bocca,  Fratelli 

*  Bocca,  Silvio,  Giardino,  110.     1882 

Theology,  Philosophy,  Catholica 
Bruckner,  Luigi 
Carmignani,  Antonio  (Successeur  Sciomer,  E.),  Via  del  Gesii,  67 

*  Gargiulo,  R.,  Via  Nazionale,  169 

*  Giovannetti,  Alessandro,  Via  Depretis,  62 


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Roma  [Rome] — continued, 

*  Hefner,  Via  Frattina,  133 
Loescher  &  Co. ,  Via  del  Corso,  307. 

*  Luzzietti,  P.,  Piazza  Crociferi,  4 

*  Menozzi,  VinceDzo,  Palazzo  Altieri,  Piazza  del  Gesii 

Bookseller  and  Book  Auctioneer 

*  Mercogliano,  Fortunato,  Piazza  Madama,  23 

Librairie  Moderne  Editrice 

*  Spithover,  Piazza  di  Spagna,  85 
Van-Riel,  Comelio 

Siena. — Corrini  Enrico 

*  Torrini,  Enrico,  Via  Cavour,  8 

Editore— Libraio — Antiqnario 

Torino  [Turin]. — *  Bocca,  Fratelli 

*  Casanova,  Francesco,  Via  Accademia  delle  Scienze 

Librairie  Moderne  et  Ancienne,  Maison  Editrice 

*  Clausen,  Carlo,  Via  di  Po,  19.     1855.     See  advt. 

*  Libreria  Antiquaria  Patristica,  rue  XX.  Settembre,  87. 

Palais  du  S^minaire.  TeldgrammeSf  "Patristica,  Turin." 

Livres  anciens,  rares,  curieux,  4  figures ;   Gim^nms,  Autographs,  Reliures, 
Gravures,  Ex-libris ;  Ouvrages  d'occasion ;  Service  de  Commissions ;  Ex- 
pertises. 
Pri^re  aux  Libraires  d'envoyer  toujours  leurs  Gatalogubs  et  aux  Amateurs 
d'envoyer  leur  adresse  et  leurs  DisidSrata. 

*  Rosenberg  &  Sellier,  Via  Bogino,  3 

*  Vigliardi,  Flli.  (Ditta  G.  B.  Paravia),  Via  Garibaldi,  23 

Udinb. — *  Libreria  Antiquaria  Udinese.     1893 

Venezia  [Venice].—*  Gattinoni,  Giulio,  Libreria  Aldo  Manuzio, 
Miscellaneous  and  Venetian  Books. 

*  Olschki,  Leo  S.,  St.  Mark's  place,  71.     1886 

*  Ongania,  F. ,  Piazza  S.  Marco. 

Editeur  d'ouvrages  d'Art 

Vbeona.— Drucker,  Fratelli. 
Vicenza. — *  Galla,  Giovanni 
ViTERBO. — Libreria  Dante 


S.  Margherita,  3655 
{Librairie  Moderne) 
{Librairie  Moderne) 


Norv^ge 


NORWAY. 


Norwegen. 


Christiania. — *  Aschehoug  &  Co. 
Cappelen,  J.  W. 
Cammermeyer,  S.,  Boghandel 

*  Damm,  N.  W.,  &  Son.     1846 

TelegraiMy  **  Damm,  Christiania."     Telephone^  645 

*  Dybwad,  Jacob.     1848 

Publisher,  and  Bookseller  to  the  University.    Telephone^  134 
(xrimsgaard  &  Mailing 
Grandahl  &  Son 
Haffner  &  Hille 
Hauff,  E. 
Lund,  M. 
Mailing,  J.  T. 

*  Norli,  0. 
Parmann  &  Co. 


EUROPE. 


173 


St.  Petebsbubgh. — Akademie  Kaiserl. 

Bietepage,  F. 

Eggers  &  Co. 

Erickson,  W. 

Faski,  R. 

Grote,  J.  A. 

Hoenniger,  B. 

Kalmikoff,  A.  M. 

Klotchkoff,  B. ,  Liteiny  Prospekt,  55 
*  Librairie  de  la  Compagnie  "Posrednik,"  W.  0,  8,  Ligne  9.     1885 
Old  and  New  Books 

Lindeberg,  B. 

Ricker,  0. 

Watkins,  L. ,  &  Co. ,  Gr.  Morskaia,  36.  (English  Books) 

Waesaw. — Arct,  M. 

Centnerszwer,  G. 

Gebethner  &  Wolff 

Trepke,  K. 

Wende,  E. 
WiNDAU. — Antmaim's  Buchhandlung,  Th.  G. 


Espagne. 


SPAIN. 


Baboelona. — Bastings,  Antonio  J.,  Pelayo,  52-54 

*  Llordachs,  Jos^ 
Verdaguer,  Alvamo    , 

Madbid. — Amo,  G.,  Paz,  6 

*  F6,  Fernando,  Carrera  de  San  Jer6nimo,  2 
Fiscowich,  Florencio. 

Fuentes  e  Capdeville,  Plaza  de  Santa  Ana,  9 
Iravedra,  F. ,  Arenal,  6 
Libreria  Gutenberg,  Principe,  14 
Moya,  N.,  Carretas,  8 

*  Murillo,  M.,  Alcala,  7 

"  Boletin  de  la  Libreria."    libros  raros  y  euriosos 
Rico,  Calle  de  Pontejos,  8 

Libros  raros  y  euriosos 
Romo  &  Fussel,  Alcala,  5.     1891 

Libreria  Intemacional 

*  Villaverde,  L.  P.,  Carretas,  4 
San  Sebastian. — Darrazzen,  Maria 
Seville. — F6,  Hijos  de,  Sierpes,  100 


Spanien. 


[Drama) 


Su^de. 


SWEDEN. 


GoTHENBUBO. — Gumpcrt's  Buchhandlung 

Hartelias'  Buchhandlung,  W. 

Wettergren  &  Kerber 
Helsingbobg. — Killberg's  Bokhandel 
Lund. — *  Lindstedt's  Univ. -Buchhandlung,  Ph. 

MoUer's  Univ. -Buchhandlung 

*  Quiding's  Antikvariat 

*  TuUstorp's  Antikvariat,  G. 


Schweden. 


174  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Stockholm. — Carlberg's  Antikvariat,  Hamngatan,  17 
Fritze,  C.  E.  (Royal  Bookseller) 

*  Gullberg  &  Co. 

*  Klemming's  Antikvariat,  Malmtorgsgatan,  6 
Loostrom  &  Komp 

Upsala. — Akademische  Buchhandlung  (C.  J.  Lundstrdm) 

Suisse.  SWITZERLAND.  Schweiz. 

Basel  [Basle].—*  DetloflTs  Antiquariat  (Reich,  R.) 

*  Geering  Adolph 

*  Georg  &  Co.     1855 

Nataral  History,  Helvetica,  and  Rare 

Bern. — *  Miiller,  G. 

Geneve. — Burkhardt,  R.,  2,  Place  du  Molan.  {Libradrie  Modeme) 

Drehmann,  P.,  9,  Rue  du  Mont  Blanc.  (Lihrairie  Modeme) 

Diirr,  Ph.,  Rue  Bory  Lisberg.  (Librairie  Modeme) 

*  Eg^mann  &  Cie.,  li  Rue  Centrale  et  Rue  Corraterie,  3.     See  advt, 

Livres  Anciens,  Reliures,  Ex-Libris,  Autographes,  Livres  &  gravures,  &c. 
TeUgrawu,  **  Eggimann,  Oen^ve."        Telephone^  1197  et  693. 
Georg  &  Cie 

*  Hilfiker-FuUiard 

Jeheber,  J.,  28,  Rue  du  March^.  {Lihrairie  Modeme) 

*  JuUien,  J. ,  Place  du  Bourg  de  Four,  32 

Helvetica,  Protestant  Theology,  History,  &c. 
Stapelmohr,  H. ,  24,  Corraterie.  {jAhrairie  Modeme) 

Thury,  A.,  6,  Rue  Petitet.  (Lihrairie  Ancienne) 

Trembly,  H.,  4,  Rue  Corraterie.  (Lihrairie  GcUholique) 

Lausanne. — Benda,  B., 
Duroisin 

*  Payot 
Rouge,  F. 

LuzEBN. — *  Prell's  Nachfolger,  C.  F. 
St.  Gallen. — *  Hausknecht,  Werner 

Stans. — Matt,  Casper  von.  (Catholic  Theology) 

Zurich. — Fries,  P.  H.  (Music) 

Gassmann,  G.  A.  (Music) 

*  Meijer-Merhart,  J.  (formerly  Th.  Baur) 

*  Schweizerisches  Antiquariat  (Raustein,  A.),  Tonhallestrasse,  6.     1828 


INDIA. 

Calcutta. — Thacker,  Spink,  &  Co. 
Bombay. — Combridge,  A.  J.,  &  Co. 
Thacker  &  Co. ,  Ltd. 

Colombo,  Ceylon. — Ferguson,  A.  M.  &  J. 
LucKNow. — Newul  Kisliore  Press.    See  advt. 

Rare  and  Precious  Books  in  Oriental  Languages 
Madras. — *  Higginbotham  k  Co.,  164,  Mount  road ;  also  at  Bangalore 
Subramania,  T.  S. ,  &  Co. ,  Palghat 


TONQUIN. 


Hanoi. — Schroeder,  Albert 
Requests  Catalogues 


.  *  J  J 


V 

t 


AUSTRALASIA.  1 75 


AUSTRALASIA. 


NEW    SOUTH    WALES. 

Newcastle. — Knaggs,  R.  C,  &  Co.,  Hunter  street 
Sydney. — *  Angus  &  Robertson,  89,  Castlereagh  street 

Speciality— Books  relating  to  Australasia  and  Polynesia 

Telegranu,  "  Fragment."        Telephone,  1168. 

Begbie,  A.  C. ,  353,  George  street 
Cassell  &  Co.  Ltd.,  82,  Pitt  street 

Church  of  England  Book  and  Tract  Depot,  176,  Pitt  street 
Clarke,  J.  W.  R. ,  5  &  6,  Market  buildmgs,  George  street.     (Importer) 
*  Cole,  E.  R.,  384,  George  street 
Collins  Brothers  &  Co.  Ltd.,  69,  York  street 
Dymock,  William,  George  street 
Edwards,  Dunlop,  &  Co.  Ltd.^  Clarence  street 
Gordon  &  Gotch,  Pitt  street 

Hutchinson,  A.,  &  Sons,  250  and  252,  Castlereagh  street 
Kirby ,  F.  C. ,  85,  Market  street 
Kirby ,  S. ,  405,  George  street 
Maxwell,  C.  F.,  116,  Elizabeth  street 
Robertson,  George,  &  Co.,  361,  George  street 
Sands,  J.,  374,  George  street 
Smith,  T.  L. ,  George  street 
Thompson,  James,  46,  Erskine  street 
Turner  &  Henderson,  16,  Hunter  street 
Wesleyan  Book  Depdt,  George  street 
West  Maitland. — Blair,  W. 

NEW    ZEALAND. 

AsHBUBTON. — Farley,  T.  F.,  Town  Hall 

Auckland. — Auckland  Sunday  School  Union,  Albert  street 

Champtaloup  &  Cooper,  Queen  street 

Chapman,  G.  T. ,  54,  Queen  street 

Finch,  R.  E.,  156,  Queen  street 

Lennox,  W.  G. ,  100,  Queen  street 

Mackayy  Charles 

Mears,  W.  E.,  198,  Queen  street 

Upton  &  Co. ,  102,  Queen  street 
Chbistchurch. — Barber,  F.,  159,  Cashel  street 

Bickerton  Bros. ,  Stewart  street 

Chartres,  W.  G.,  High  street 

Collins  Brothers  &  Co.,  160,  Tuam  street 

Lake,  Henry,  47,  Worcester  street 

O'Connor,  Edward,  35,  Barbadoes  street 

Otago  Bible  Society,  George  street 

Simpson  &  Williams,  214,  Hich  street 

Wesleyan  Book  Depot,  Cashel  street 

Whitcombe  &>  Tombs  Ltd. ,  202,  Cashel  street 
DuNBDiN. — Braithwaite,  Joseph,  Princes  street 

Bressey,  Charles,  151,  George  street 

Driver,  H.  H.,  Chaucer's  Head 

Horsburgh,  James,  73,  George  street 

New  Zealand  Bible  and  Tract  Society,  22,  George  street 


176  DIBBCTORY  OF  BOOKSBLLBRS. 


DuNBDiN — coiUinued, 

Sligo,  A.,  42,  Georee  street 

Whitcombe  &  Tombs  Ltd. 

Wise  &  Co.,  Princes  street 
HoKiTiKA. — Manson  &  CJo.,  Revell  street 
Invebcabgill. — Guthrie  &  Co. 
Napier.— Crerar,  J.  M.,  &  Son,  Hastings  street 

Dinwiddie,  Walker,  &  Co. ,  Tennyson  street 

Howe  Bros. ,  Hastings  street 
New  Plymoitth. — Gilmour,  John,  Brougham  street 
TiMABU. — Hutton,  P.  W.,  &  Co.,  Great  South  road 
Wellington.  — Bible,  Book,  and  Tract  Depot,  Cuba  street 

Burrett,  Robert,  Lambton  Quay 

Clark,  David,  Lambton  Quay 

Dutton,  George  W.,  Lambton  Quay 

Fraser,  F.  H.,  Manners  street 

Holliday,  Robert,  &  Co.,  Lambton. Quay 

Mackay,  S.  &  W. 

Whitaker  Brothers,  Lambton  Quay 

Whitcombe  &  Tombs  Ltd. ,  Lambton  Quay 

QUEENSLAND. 

Brisbane. — Crawford,  Mrs.  F.,  Edward  street 

Edwards,  Dunlop,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  91,  Edward  street 

Gordon  &  Gotch,  Queen  street 

Harriss,  G.  S.,  George  street 

MacDonnell,  Francis,  187,  Queen  street 

Robertson,  George,  &  Co. ,  Elizabeth  street 

Rowney  Bros. 

Rowney,  William,  147,  Queen  street 

Smith,  W.  Munro,  42,  Queen  street 

Thompson,  J.  H. ,  80,  Queen  street 

Thomson  Bros.,  Chancery  buildings,  George  street 

Tyas's  Town  Hall  Book  Arcade,  Queen  street 

Watson,  Ferguson,  &  Co. ,  75,  Queen  street 

Wesleyan  Book  Dep6t,  Queen  street 

Weston,  H.,  Petrirs  Bight,  and  182a,  Queen  street 

Williamson  &  Co.  , 

Warwick. — Millar,  James,  Palmerin  street 

SOUTH  AUSTRALIA. 

Adelaide. — Bible  Christian  Book  Room,  Flinders  street 

Bible  Hall  and  Tract  Depot,  Flinders  street 

Cawthorne,  W.  A.,  &  Co.,  Gawler  place 

Rigby,  W.  C,  74,  King  William  street.  {Importer) 

Roberts,  A.  H.,  King  William  street 

Robertson,  George,  &  Co. ,  Freeman  street 

Sands  &  McDougaU  Ltd.,  54,  King  William  st.      (Importers) 

Wesleyan  Book  Depot,  King  William  street.  (Importers) 

Wigg,  E.  S.,  &  Son,  Bundle  street.  {Importers) 

MooNTA. — Broad,  J.  J. 

TASMANIA. 

HoBABT. — Anderson,  J.,  166,  Liverpool  street 
Hood,  T.  L.,  85,  Elizabeth  street 
Jackson,  R.,  Liverpool  street 


AUSTRALASIA.  177 


Hob  ART — continued. 

Legrand,  W. ,  60,  ColliDS  street 

Mather,  S. ,  93,  Liverpool  street.  {Bible  Dep6t.     Importer) 

*  Propsting  &  Cockhead,  Elizabeth  street 
Walsh,  J.,  &  Son,  42,  Macquarrie  street 

Launceston. — Gee,  Robert,  Charles  street 
Hood,  T. ,  &  Co. ,  Brisbane  street 
Walsh  Brothers  &  Birchall,  1 10-1 18,  Brisbane  street 

VICTORIA. 

Ballarat. — Anderson,  J.,  &  Co.,  Armstrong  street 

Ewins,  Josiah,  3,  Sturt  street 

Hammond  &  Son 

Niven,  F.  W.,  &  Co.,  Sturt  street 

Summerscales,  H.  J.,  Sturt  street 

Vale,  Richard  T. ,  Sturt  street 
Beechvvorth.— Fletcher,  J.,  Ford  street 
Bendigo.  — Robshaw,  John,  Mitchell  street 

Souter,  Robert,  Hargreaves  street 
Geelong. — Franks,  H.,  &  Co.,  Moorabool  street 

Mercer,  George,  31,  Malop  street 

Purdie,  John 

Thacher,  Henry 
Melbourne. — Arnall  &  Jackson,  42,  Collins  street 

Bruce,  A.  &  W.,  68,  Elizabeth  street 

Bruce,  Samuel,  33,  Swanston  street 

Cassell  &  Co.  Ltd. ,  376,  Little  Collins  street 

Cole,  E.  W.,  Book  Arcade,  Bourke  street,  E. 

Cornish  Brothers,  55,  Temple  court.  {Law) 

Cowan  &  Co. ,  72-76,  Flinders  street 

Craig,  J.  H. ,  69,  Nelson  place,  Williamstown 

Gumming,  J.  N. ,  88,  Chapel  street,  Prahran 

Diocesan  Book  Society 

Gardiner,  J. ,  193,  Swanston  street 

Gordon  &  Gotch  Ltd.,  Queen  street 

*  Hutchinson,  M.  L.,  305-307,  Little  Collins  street 
Macmillan  &  Co.  Ltd. ,  262,  Collins  street 

Maxwell,  C.  F. ,  458,  Chancery  lane  {Law) 

Melville,  Mullen,  &  Slade,  262  &  264,  Collins  street 

Robertson,  George,  &  Co.,  384-390,  Little  Collins  street 

Scott,  A.  B.,  Swanston  street.  Second-hand 

*  Smith,  A.  J.,  &  Co.,  57-59,  Swanston  street 
Sullivan,  Mrs.  A.,  4,  The  Block,  Collins  street 
Terry,  W. ,  84,  Russell  street 

Books  on  Occultism,  Psychology,  <fec. 
Tyas,  P.,  Swanston  street.  Second-hand 

Wesleyan  Book  Depot,  87,  Lonsdale  street,  e. 

WESTERN  AUSTRALIA. 

Albany. — Ince,  John,  Sterling  terrace 
Perth. — Barnard,  J.  W.,  Barrack  street 

Gordon  &  Gotch  Ltd. 

Wigg,  E.  S.,  &  Son,  Hay  street 

HAWAIIAN  ISLANDS. 
Honolulu.— Thrum,  T.  G.  {Bookseller  and  Publisher) 

N 


178  DIRECTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


50UTH     AFRICA. 


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BECHU  AN  ALAND. 
VRYBURG.—Townshend,  W.  W. 

CAPE    COLONY. 
Cape  Town. —Darter  Brothers  &  Walton 

Juta,  J.  C,  &  Co.     1853 

Martin,  Cyrus  J. 

Michaelis,  H.  {Deviache  BuchhandXung) 

Miller,  T.  M. 
CoLBSBBEO. — Weakley,  H. 
Cradock.— Butler  Brothers 
Dordrecht. — Hutchons,  "H. 
East  London. — Hebbes  &  Co. 
Graaff  Rbinet.— Haarhoff,  J.  P. 
Grahamstown. — Grocott  &  Sherry 
KiMBERLEY.— Godlonton  &  Co. 
Kino  William's  Town.— Randall,  W.  T. 

Bowles,  S. ,  &  Co. 
MiDDELBURO— Turpin,  W.  C. 
MossELBAY. — Powrie,  Jos. 
Oudtshoorn.— Pocock,  J.  &  H. 
Paarl.— Toit,  D.  F.  au,  &  Co. 
Port  Elizabeth. — Juta,  J.  C,  &  Co. 

Davis,  P. ,  &  Sons 
QuBENSTOWN.— Barrable,  D.  S. 
Simon's  Town. — Mrs.  Turner 
Somerset  East. — Seidler,  C. 
Stellenbosoh.— Darter  Bros.  &  Walton 

Juta,  J.  C. ,  &  Co. 
Worcester.— De  Villiers,  D.  S. 

NATAL. 

Maritzburo. — Adams  &  Co.;  also  at  Durban 

Davis,  P. ,  &  Sons ;  also  at  Durban 
Durban.  — Adams  &  Co. ;  also  at  Maritzburg 

Davis,  P.,  &  Sons ;  also  at  Maritzburg 

ORANGE    FREE    STATE. 

Blobmfontbin. — Barlow  Brothers  &  Co. 

Borckenhasen,  C,  &  Co.;  also  at  Potohefstroom 
Deale  Brothers 

RHODESIA. 

BuLAWAYO. — Juta,  J.  C,  &  Co. 
Miller,  T.  M. 

SOUTH    AFRICAN    REPUBLIC. 

Barberton.— Begg,  A.  F.,  &  Co. 
Johannesburg. — Surmester,  W.  E. 

Juta,  J.  C. ,  &  Co. ;  also  at  Cape  Town 

Weliter,  A. 
Potohefstroom. — Borckenhagen,  C,  &  Co.;  also  at  Bloemfontein 
Pretoria. — Burmester,  W.  E.,  &  Co. 

The  Argus  Co. 
Vryheid. — Levetzow,  A.  Von 


CENTRAL   AMERICA.  179 


EGYPT, 


Cairo. — Aoglo- American  Bookselling  Dep6t 
Port  Said. — Anglo-American  Bookselling  Depot 


CENTRAL    AMERICA. 

BRITISH  HONDURAS. 

Bblizb.— Beattie  &  Co.  {Importers) 

COSTA  RICA. 

LiMON. — Wood,  F.  M. 

San  Josi. — Maria,  Vinda  de  Lines 

GUATEMALA. 

EscuiNTiiA. — Cobar,  Luis 

Guatemala  Nubva. — Ar6valo,  L.  Gatica,  y  Cia. 

Bertrand  y  Cia. 

Gk)ubaud,  E. ,  y  Cia.  ;  also  at  San  Salvador,  Salvador 

Lardizabal,  J.  M.,  y  Cia. 

Partegas,  Antonio 
Livingston. — De  Grout,  Julian 
Rbtalhuleu. — Villaricencio  y  Cia. 

HONDURAS  (REPUBLIC  OF) 
Teuxillo. — Dillet,  Alfonso 

MEXICO. 

Chihuahua. — Altamlrano,  Manuel,  Calle  de  Victoria 

Eaton,  Santiago  D. ,  Avenida  de  la  Independencia 

Miramontes,  l3onato,  Calle  de  Ojinaga 

Norwald,  Enrique,  Calle  de  Gaudalupe 

Pucbu,  Domingo,  Calle  de  Abasolo 

Rembez  y  Rezanry,  Calle  de  Gaudalupe 
Chilpancingo. — Coronel,  Francisco  Bringas 
GuATMAS. — Biille,  A.,  y  Cia. 
Lbon. — Pedro  de  la  Fuente,  Jos6  Maria 

Portillo  y  Guemcs,  Portal  Bustamente 

Rosa  y  Bouret,  Surcursal 

Villabos,  Rafael,  Portal  de  la  Carcel 
Matamobos. — Martinez,  M.  Garcia 
Mazatlan. — Paez,  Donaciano 
Mbbida  db  Yucatan. — Canton,  E.  C. 

De  Cant<Sn,  A.  M. 
Mbxico. — Ballesca  y  Cia.,  Sta.  Isabel,  8 

Libreria  y  centro  Editorial  de  Obras  Nacionales  y  extram'eras 

Bouret,  Viuda  de  C,  Cinco  de  Mayo,  14 

Bux6,  J.,  y  Cia.,  Portal  del  Aguila  de  Oro,  7 

Gloria,  Antonio,  Escalerillas,  17  (A.O.  610) 

Green  &  Davis,  Av.  Balderas,  3  (la  C.S.  210  Apo  99) 

Hamilton,  H.  P. ,  Vergara,  5 


180  DIKRCTORY  OF  BOOKSELLERS. 


Mexico — continued. 

Hoeck,  F.  P.,  la,  San  Francisco,  12  (4a  A.O.  93) 

Liona,  H.  &  V.,  Tacuba,  A.O.  342  y  2a  Monterilla  5  (5a  C.S.  823) 

Ludert,  F.  A.,  Coliseo  Viejo,  23  (6a  A.O.  157) 

Martin,  Luis,  Goliseo  Viejo,  21  (6a  A.O.  151) 

Mazu  y  Cia.,  Portal  Agustinos  (6a  A.O.  352) 

Murguia,  M.,  Aguila  de  Oro,  2 

Quintero  y  Cia,  Vergara,  la  C.S.  Esquino  el  Cinco  de  Mayo 

Ruhland,  Emil,  Avenida  Cinco  de  Mayo,  4 

Sainz,  Ricardo,  Plateros,  la  (4a  A.O.  364) 

Urias,  Jesus,  Cinco  de  Mayo,  4 

Van  Mourieck,  C,  la  Estaciones,  5a  A. P.  P. 
Monterey. — Erichseu,  Ricards,  Commercio,  23 

Martinez,  Francisco  A.,  Calle  de  Zuazua,  6 

Westrup,  Rev.  Thomas 
Oaxaca. — San-Germdn,  Lorenzo 
PuEBLA. — Baur,  Carlos,  Calle  de  Guevara,  6 

Villegas,  J.  M.,  Ochavo 
Saltillo. — Fom6s,  Pascual 

Tabasco. — Graham,  Jos^  Maria,  San  Juan  Bautista 
Vera  Cruz.— Jimenez,  Rafael  Rodriguez,  Zamora,  11 

NICARAGUA. 

Granada. — Rivas,  Anselmo  H. 
Leon. — Chesnay,  Emilio 

Mayorga,  Fulgencio 
Manaooa. — Barcenas,  Joaquin 

Mejia,  J. 

SALVADOR. 

San  Salvador. — Goubaud,  E.,  y  Cia.  ;  also  at  Guatemala  Nueva 

Mixco,  F. ,  y  Cia. 
Santa  Ana. — Aldana,  Alberto  Martinez 

SOUTH     AMERICA. 


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ARGENTINA. 

Buenos  Ayres. — Agencia  Italiana,  Corrientes,  634 
Alon,  C,  Rivadavia,  355 
Ameghino,  Rivadavia,  2339 
Angel,  Estrada,  y  Cia.,  Calle  Bolivar 
Donnell,  J.  R.  Garcia,  Cassilla  de  Correo,  816 
English  Book  Store,  The,  Florida,  233 

Old  and  New  Books 
Estrada,  Angel,  y  Cia. ,  Calle  Bolivar,  466 
Galli,  Hermanos,  "  Libreria  Inglesia,"  San  Martin,  102 
Grant  &  Sylvester,  "  Libreria  Anglo- Argentina,"  Cangello,  542 
Holder,  A.  E.,  Cayo,  480 
Hutton  y  Cia.,  Bolivar,  385 
Jacobsen,  L.,  y  Cia.,  Lavalle,  600 
Joly,  C.  M.,  y  Cia.,  Victoria,  727 
Kern,  J.  A.,  Santa  Fe,  2292 
Mulhall,  M.  G.  &  E.  T.,  Maypu,  176 

Publishers  of  Hand-Book  of  River  Plate 


SOUTH    AMBRICA.  181 


CoBDOVA. — Del  Comercio  Inglesa 

Perry,  Thomas 
BosARio. — Olive,  hijo,  Bosendo 

Puj adores,  Salvador 

Tabasca  &  Aloy 

Vigil,  Mendoza 
San  Louis. — Costa,  Alejo,  y  Cia. 

BOLIVIA. 

CoGHABAMBA. — Blanco  Hijo,  BeDJamin 

Pacieri,  Aurelio 
La  Paz. — Farfan,  Jos^  Maria,  Ayacucho,  14 

Forgues,  Francisco,  Ingavi  12  and  11 

Lac  Eirmouce,  Mauricio 
PoTOSi. — Chacon,  J. 

Pacheco,  Marcelino 

Vera,  Salvador 
Pun  ATA. — Valverde,  Calle  Gabriel 

Santa  Cruz  [de  la  Sierra].— Sandoval,  Neptali,  Carabobo,  203 
Santiago  [db  Cotagaita].— Calderon,  Benjamin  Cortes 

Cortes,  Casimiro  F. ,  La  Paz,  4 
Sucre. — Constantin,  Miguel 
Tabija. — Nieva,  Aurelio 
Trinidad. — Suarez,  Bomulo 

Velasco,  Lucio  P. 
Vallegrandb. — Rocha,  Federico 

Suarez,  Leonor 

Terrazas,  Mannel  Maria 

BRAZIL. 

Bahia. — Bemardes,  Jos^  Evaristo,  Rua  Conselheiro  Dantas,  28.  ( Wholesale) 

Da  Silva,  Eduardo  Pereira,  Rua  Conselheiro  Dantas,  32 

Kock,  Fernando,  Rua  Conselheiro  Dantas,  44 
Campinas. — Castro,  Mendes  &  Irmao 

Goncalves,  Pedro  Jos6 
Ceara  Fortaleza.— Da  Silva,  Gualter  R. 

Oliveira  &  Co. 
Maceo. — Da  Cunha,  JoaLo  Firmo  C.  P. 

Da  Costa  Francisco,  Tavares 

Guimaraes,  Adolpho 
Man  ACS. — Pereira,  Ernesto  B.,  &  Co. 
Maranhao. — Almeida,  Jr.,  &  Co. 
Para  [Belem]. — Bitteucourt,  R.  L.,  &  Co.,  Rua  do  Imperatriz,  11 

Pereira,  Gomez,  &  Co.,  Rua  do  Cons.  Joao  de  Alfredo,  40 

Pereira  &  Faria,  Rua  da  ludustria 

Pinheiro,  Braga,  &  Co. ,  Rua  do  Cons.  JoSLo  Alfredo,  6 

Tavares,  Cardoso,  &  Co. ,  Rua  do  Cons.  Joao  Alfredo,  22 
Pblotas. — Hermain,  Augusto  Gottwald,  &  Co. 

Pinto,  Carlos,  &  Co. 
PBRNAMBUCO.-Alves  de  Albuquerque,  Joao  Joaquin,  Rua  do  Imperador,  52 

Ayres,  Manuel  Cardoso,  Rua  do  Marquez  de  Olinda,  38 

De  Medeiros,  Jofto  Walfrido  (Livraria-Francesza)  Rua  de  Marco,  9 

Goncalves,  Manoel  Jos^,  Rua  do  Barao  da  Victoria,  7 

Laporte,  G.,  &  Co.,  Rua  do  Imperador,  46 

Noguera  de  Souza,  Jos^  (Livraria  Economica),  Rua  de  Marco,  2 


182  DIRBCTORT   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


PoBTo  Allegrb. — Gundlach  &  Co. 

Pinto,  Carlos,  &  Co.'s  Successors 
Bio  db  Janeibo. — Alves  &  Co.,  Rua  Ouvidor,  134.     New  and  Second-hand 

Borgas,  J.  A.,  Rua  Ourives,  139 

Briquiet,  F.  &  Co.,  Rua  Nova  de  Ouvidor,  16  &  18 

British  &  Foreign  Bible  Society,  Rua  Goncalves  Diaz,  31 

British  Subscription  Library 

Cunha,  Joaquin  da,  Rua  S.  Jos^,  116  &  121  a.       New  and  Second-hand 

Da  Cunha,  J.  L. ,  Rua  da  Quitanda,  24 

De  Azevedo,  Jos^  Gomez,  Rua  Uruguayana,  33 

Empreza  Literaria  Flumineuse,  Rua  7  de  Setembro,  81 

Fauchon  &  Co. ,  Rua  Ouvidor,  125 

Fonseca,  Machado  &  Irmas,  Rua  Quitanda,  117 

Gamier,  P.,  Rua  Ouvidor,  71 

Hildebrand,  C,  &  Co.,  Rua  15  de  Novembro,  40 

Laemmert  &  Co. ,  Rua  do  Ouvidor,  66 
Publisher  of  Rio  de  Janeiro  Directory 

Lavignasse,  A.  Felho,  &  Co. ,  Rua  Ourives,  7 

Livraria  Evaugelica,  Rua  Club  Gymnastico,  15 

Livraria  Universal,  Rua  Ouvidor,  66 

Macedo,  Luiz,  Rua  Quitanda,  64 

Magalhaes,  Domingos,  Rua  Lavrador,  126 

Martins,  Americo,  &  Co. ,  Rua  Assemblea,  81 

Mascarenhas,  A.,  &  Co.,  Rua  Quitanda,  38 

MattoB,  Augusto,  Rua  Marquez  de  Olinda,  37 

Santos,  Jacintho  Ribeiro  dos,  Rua  S.  Jos^,  76 

Savin,  J.  A.,  Rua  Quitanda,  3  &  5 

Silva,  Carlos  Caspar  De,  Rua  Quitanda,  111  &  113 

Silva,  Jacintho,  Kua  S.  Jos^,  93 

Silva,  Lobo  A.  A.  da,  Rua  7  de  Setembro,  81 

Souza,  J.  Lopes  de,  Rua  S.  Jos^,  121 

WoUing,  J.  W.,  Rua  Assemblea,  81 
Rio  Grande  do  Sul. — Barros  e  Silva,  Daniel,  Rua  Pedro  II. 

Menezes,  F.  T.  de,  Junr. 

Strauch  &  Guimares,  Rua  Pedro  II. 
Santos. — Weinmann  y  Cia.,  Rua  15  Novembro  49 
Sao  Paulo. — Alves  e  Cia.,  Rua  Quitanda,  9 

Costa  e  Santos,  Rua  S.  Jo^,  10c 

Endrizzi  e  Cia.,  J.  B.,  Rua  Boa  Vista,  74 

Laemmert  &  Co.,  Commercio,  25 

Melillo  e  Cia.,  Rua  S.  Bento,  65 

ThoUier  e  Cia.,  Rua  15  Novembro,  40 

Victoria  Store,  Rua  S.  Bento,  8b 

BRITISH    GUIANA. 

Georgetown.— Baldwin,  John  Y. 
Central  Stationery  Establishment 
McDonald,  William 
Thomson,  James 

CHILI. 

CoNCEPOTON.— Libreria  Central  (Jos6  M.  Serrato) 
Copiapo. — Baez,  Juan  B.,  Altacama,  208 
Iquique. — Gam6n,  Miguel,  y  Cia 

Petersen,  Lorenzo 

Valdez  y  Cia. 


SOUTH   AMERICA.  183 


La  J  A. — Fuentes,  Adolf  o 

Subiabo,  Gregorio 
La  Serena. — Saenz  Pena,  Miguel 

Urrutia,  Ismael 
Nacimiento. — La  Oficina  de  Correos 
Saktiago. — Baldrich,  Carlos,  Huerfanos,  21 

Barros,  Mendez  Luis,  Ahumada,  34 

Belfort,  Miguel,  Bandera,  52a 

Cuspinera,  T.,  y  Cia.,  Ahumada,  64 

Hardy,  J.  W.,  y  Cia.,  Portal  Fernandez  Concha,  5 

Horeau,  Emilio,  Estado,  34b 

Hume  y  Cia. ,  Ahumada,  22d 

Ivens,  Jos^,  Estado,  29o 

Lagos,  Cosme,  Bandera,  30a 

Lathrop,  Carlos,  2°,  San  Diego 

Lathrop,  Federico,  Ahumada,  26d 

Mazeira,  Luis  A. ,  Bandera,  61a 

Medina,  Federico,  Alameda,  118a 

Medina,  Gerardo,  Alameda,  246d 

Miranda,  Guillermo,  E.,  Bandera,  63 

Miranda,  Roberto,  Bandera,  61b 

Molina,  Erasmo,  Estado,  36o 

Rufin,  Rafael,  Bandera,  26d 

Salinas,  Rodolfo,  Huerfanos,  19l 

Servat,  Mariano,  Huerfanos,  21 1 

Teche  y  Cia.,  A.,  Pasaje  Matte,  18  y  19 

Tornero,  Carlos,  Ahumada,  27 

Undurraga,  Urbano,  Ahumada,  33h 
Talca. — Trucco  &  Vaccaro 
Tome. — Diaz  e  Hijo 
Valpabaiso. — Hardy,  J.  W. 

Herrera,  Oscar,  Uena  pedidos  por  Mayor 

Niemeyer,  Carlos  F.,  Esmeralaa,  11 

Paton,  W.  G. 

Sinchez,  Eucarpio,  ''Libreria  del  Porvenir,"  Victoria,  140 

Sociedad  Biblica,  Condell,  148 

COLOMBIA. 

Agrado. — Lara,  Milciades 
Barbacoas. — Gutierrez  Sucessores 
Babranquilla. — Angulo,  Pedro  C. 

Baena,  Hermanos 

Lopez,  Penha  A.  Z. 

Mayens,  C.  M. 

MoUno,  Eloy  S. 

Salas,  Isaac  M. 

Voigt,  Aristides 
Bogota  [Samta  Fb  de]— Bayon,  Santiago,  107a  y  111,  Calle,  14 

Camacho,  Roldan,  y  Tamayo,  Libreria  Colombiana 

Concha,  Jos^  V.,  97  y  99,  Calle,  14 

Enciso,  Evaristo,  49  y  250,  Carrera,  6 

Ferrier,  Enrique,  184,  Calle,  10 

Gonzalez,  B.  Caslos,  453,  Carrera 

Gutierrez,  Agustin,  238,  Carrera,  S 

Guzman,  Federico,  266,  Carrera,  6 


184  DIRECTORY   OF   BOOKSELLERS. 


Bogota  [Santa  Fb  de] — continued. 

Libreria  del  Mensajero  (Eduardo  Boada),  2  de  Florian 

Pombo,  Fidel,  Place  de  Bolivar,  21  y  241,  Carrera,  8 

Roa,  Jorge,  171,  Calle;  12  y  164,  Carrera,  5 

Samper,  Matiz  J.  M.,  606  y  508,  Carrera;  7  y  257,  Carrera,  9 

Torres,  Amaya  F.,  151,  Calle,  12 

Vargas,  Dositeo,  149,  Calle,  12 
BucABAMANGA. — Arango,  Tomas 

Cadena,  Nepomuceno 

Calderon  y  Lamus 

Clausen,  C.  P. 

Libreria  International 

Martinez,  Daniel 

Ordonez,  Camilo 

Pies,  Chacon,  y  Cia. 

Bug  A. — Jaramillo,  F.  T. 

Cartagbna. — Aranjo,  Jos6  Dionisio 

Faro,  El 

Segrera,  F. 

Vega,  Cipriano,  Porto  carrero 

Velez,  Joaquin,  F.,  Carritas,  262 
Cabtago. — Torres,  Romero  J. 
Gabzon. — Castillo  Emiliano 
GuAMO. — Castillo  y  Caycedo 
La  Cbxjz. — Vergel,  Abdenago 
Manizalbs. — Cardona,  Floro,  Carrera  de  Bolivar 

Gutierrez,  Hermano  A. ,  Plaza  Principal 

Mbdbllin. — Alvarez  y  Cia.,  Manuel  Jos6 

Diaz,  G.  Clodomiro 

Escobar  y  Bemal 

Gallo,  Benjamin 

Molina,  Carlos  A. 

Moreno  y  Heitnanos,  Abraham 
MoMPOX.  — Martinez,  Ramon 

Meneses,  Carlos 
Neiva. — Baquero,  Cesar  B. 
NoviTA.— Hurtado,  Guillermo  0. 

Sanchez,  M.  A. 
OcANA. — Jacome  y  Hermano 

Roca,  Ricon  M. 
Pamplona. — Nino,  Parra,  y  Cia. 
Panama. — Mora,  Hermanos,  y  Cia 

Preciado,  Y.,  y  Cia. 
Pasto.— Obando,  J.  E. 
Pop  AY  AN. — Arboledo,  Ernesto 

Guzman,  A. 

Malo,  Francesco 

Rivera,  J.  C. 
San  Jos^  de  Cucuta. — Ferrero  y  Cia. 

Penez  y  Osorio 

Scribano,  Francisco 
SiNCELBJO.— Perez,  Jos6  M. 

Ruiz,  Rafael  Francisco 
SocoBBO. — Nunez,  J.  Augustin 


WEST    INDIES. 

— -•- — 

BARBADOS. 
Bbidoetown. — Bowen  &  Sons,  20,  Broad  street 

CURACOA  {Dutch  Possession). 
WiLLEMSTBD. — Betheiicourt,  A.,  e  hijos 

GRENADA  {British  Possession). 

St.  George. — Bark  worth  &  Co.,  Halifax  street 
Brathwaite,  J. ,  Young  street 

HAYTI. 

Port-au-Prince. — Audain,  J.  J. 
Audain  fils,  Louis 

JAMAICA  {British  Possession). 

Kingston. — Bryant,  R.  W.,  Port  Royal  street,  15 
Gardner  &  Co. ,  Harbour  street,  227 
McCarthy,  J.,  King  street,  8 
Macdougall,  Duncan,  135,  Harbour  Street 
Wesleyan  Book  Room 

MARTINIQUE  {French  Possession). 

Duval  et  Co, ,  Fort  de  France 
Thomas,  J.,  Fort  de  France 

PORTO  RICO. 
Ponce. — Lopez,  Manuel 
Oterro  y  Sobrino 

ST.  THOMAS  {Danish  Possession). 

Charlotte  Amalie. — Russell  Brothers 
Taylor,  E.  C. 

SAN  DOMINGO  {Hayti). 

Puerto  Plata. — Castellano,  Manuel 
San  Domingo. — Garcia,  Hermanos 

Roques,  Jos^  Ricardo. ,  Calle  de  Regina,  2 
Santiago  de  los  Caballeros.  — Bido,  Ulises  Franco 

TRINIDAD  {British  Possession). 

Port  op  Spain. — Ford  &  Co. 

Muir,  Marshall,  &  Co. 
San  Fernando. — Lewis,  John  C. 


JAPAN. 

Kobe. — Moutrie  &  Co. 

Tokyo.— Kyoyeki  (The)  Shosha  Ltd. 

Maruya,  Z.  P. ,  &  Co. 
Yokohama. — Japan  Gazette  Co. 

Kelly  &  Walsh ;  also  at  Hong  Kong  &  Shanghai,  China.  {English  Books) 


PUBLISHERS   IN   THE   CNITED   KINQDOH.  187 

Boott  ipublisbere  in  tbe  lanitet)  Iking^om. 

Tfie  cuidreasea  are  in  London  unless  otherwise  indicated. 


Abbott,  Jones,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  4  &  5,  Adam  street,  Strand,  w.c.     1895 

Bdncational  and  Geneial 
Ackermann,  Arthur,  191,  Regent  street,  w. 

TelMvanuy  "  Bistre,  London." 
Addison,  W.  U.,  Queen's  Head  passage,  Paternoster  row,  E.c.     1897 

Telearama,  "Pictorial,  London."        Telephone,  6919 
Aldine  Publishing  Co.  Ltd.,  Crown  court.  Chancery  lane,  w.c;  and  10, 

Allen  street,  Goswell  road,  E.C. 
Alexander  &  Shepheard,  21-22,  Fumival  street,  E.c. 
Allen,  E.  G.,  28,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 
Allen,  E.  W.,  4,  Ave  Maria  lane,  e.c. 
Allen,  George,  156,  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c. 

Allen,  W.  H.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  5,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 
AUenson,  H.  R.,  30,  Paternoster  row,  e.c.    1893 

Theology,  Sermon  Outlines,  Sunday  School  Helps,  &c 
Allman  &  Son  Ltd.,  67,  New  Oxford  street,  w.c.    1800        (EducationcU) 
Anderson,  C.  &  R.,  11,  Ludgate  hill,  e.c. 

Andrews,  W.,  &  Co.,  6,  Farringdon  ave.,  B.C.;  and  "The  Hull  Press,"  Hull 
Answers  Ltd.,  24,  Tudor  street,  e.c. 
Appleton,  D.,  &  Co.,  25,  Bedford  street,  Strdind,  w.c;  and  at  New  York 

Arnold,  Edward,  37,  Bedford  street,  Strand,  w.c. 

General  Literature.        Telegrams, "  Scholarly,  London." 
Arrowsmith,  J.  W.,  11,  Quay  street,  Bristol 
Art  &  Book  Co.,  22,  Paternoster  row,  B.c. 

Ash  Partners  Ltd.,  36,  St.  Martin's  lane,  w.c.     1887.        (General) 
Asher  &  Co.,  13,  Bedford  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.     1864 

Bducational  and  General.    Tel^ranu,  "  Aspiration,  London." 
Bacon,  G.  W.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  127,  Strand,  w.c 

Bagster,  Samuel,  &  Sons  Ltd.,  15,  Paternoster  row,  E.C 

Tel^rantB,  "  Bagster,  London." 
Baim^re,  Tindall,  &  Cox,  20  &  21,  King  WiUiam  street,  w.c 
Bamlcott  &  Pearce,  44,  Fore  street,  Taunton 
Batsford,  B.  T.,  94,  High  Holborn,  w.c    1842.    See  advt,  page  10 

Architecture  and  Decorative  Art 
Beeman,  Neville,  Ltd.,  6,  Bell's  buildings,  Salisbury  square,  E.C 
Beeton  k  Co.  Ltd.,  10  &  11,  Fetter  lane,  e.c 
Bell  &  Bradfute,  12,  Bank  street,  Edinburgh 
Bell,  George,  &  Sons,  4,  5,  &  6,  York  street,  Govent  Garden,  w.c     1841 

Fine  Art,  Educational,  Belles  Lettres.    Bohn's  Libraries 

TeUgrame,  *'  Bohn,  liOndon." 
Bellairs  &  Co.,  9,  Hart  street,  Bloomsbnry,.  w.c 
Bellows,  John,  Eastgate  street,  Gloucester 
Bemrose  &  Sons  Ltd.,  23,  Old  Bailey,  e.c;  and  at  Derby 
Bentley,  Richard,  &  Son,  8,  New  Burlington  street,  w. 
Bible  Christian  Book  Room,  26,  Paternoster  row,  B.C. 
Bickers  &  Son,  1,  Leicester  square,  w.c. 

Biggs  k  Co,,  139-140,  Salisbury  court.  Fleet  street,  E.C 

Electrical,  Engineering,  <fec. 
Black,  Adam  &  Charles,  4,  5,  and  6,  Soho  square,  w.     1807 

Sir  Walter  Scott's  Works,  Encyclopaedia  Britannica,  and  General 

Telegrama,  "  Biblos,  London." 

•'Black  &  White,"  63,  Fleet  street,  E.c 


188  PUBLISHERS   IN   THE   UNITED   KINGDOM. 


Blackie  &  Son  Ltd.  50,  Old  Bailey,  e.c. 

Blacklock,  Henry,  &  Co.,  Albert  square,  Manchester 

Blackwood,  James,  &  Co.,  8,  LovelPs  court.  Paternoster  row,  B.o.     1848 

Religions  and  useful  Books 
Blackwood,  William,  &  Sons,  Edinburgh;  and  at  37,  Paternoster  row,  E.C. 
Blades,  East,  &  Blades,  23,  Abchurch  Uine,  e.g. 
Bliss,  Sands,  &  Co.,  12,  Burleieh  street.  Strand,  w.c.      1893 

Cheap  Reprints,  Novels,  Art  Books,  dec.        TeUffranu,  "  Assiduous,  London." 
Bonner,  A.  &  H.  B.,  1  &  2,  Took's  court.  Chancery  lane,  E.o.     1891 

Progressive  Theology,  Politics,  Sociology,  and  Ethics 
Bowden,  James,  10,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.     1896 

General  Literature.        Telegranu,  "  Reference,  London." 
Bradbury,  Agnew,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  10,  Bouverie  street,  E.c. 
Brear,  Thomas,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  17-19,  Kirkgate,  Bradford 
Brockhaus,  F.  A. ,  48,  Old  Bailey,  e.g.  ;  also  at  Leipzig,  Berlin,  Paris,  Vienna 

TeUgramif  "  Brockhaus,  London." 
Brotherhood  Press,  The,  28,  Clerkenwell  road,  e.c. 

Brown,  A.  &  Sons  Ltd.,  5  Farringdon  avenue,  e.g.;  and  at  Hull 

TeUffranu,  "Brown,  Hull."  Telephone,  97. 

Browne  &  Nolan,  Nassau  street,  Dublin 
Brumby  &  Clarke  Ltd. ,  Hull 

TeUgranu,  "  Brumhy,  Hull."    Telephone,  240. 
Bryce,  David,  &  Son,  133,  West  Campbell  street,  Glasgow 
Burleigh,  T.,  370,  Oxford  street,  w. 
Burnet  &  Isbister,  16,  Buckingham  street.  Strand,  w.G. 
Bums  &  Oates  Ltd. ,  28,  Orchard  street,  w. 
Butterworth  &  Co.,  7,  Fleet  street,  e.c.     (Law)     See  advL  page  10, 

(Est.  about  1818.)       Telegrame,  "Butterworth,  London." 
Cameron,  Ferguson,  &  Co.,  63,  North  Frederick  street,  Glasgow.     1859 

Novels,  Histories,  Song  Books,  Musical  Publications 

Telegrame,  "  Exemplnm,  Glasgow."        TeUphone,  44S6 
Campbell  &  Tudhope,  45,  Cranston  street,  Glasgow 
Cassell  &  Company  Ltd.,  La  Belle  Sauvage,  Ludsate  hill,  E.G. 

Fine  Art  and  General  Literature.       Telegrame,  'MI!aspeg,  London." 
Caster,  George  C,  Marketplace,  Peterborough.     1889.    (Antiquarian) 
Catholic  Art  and  Book  Co.,  Leamington 
Catholic  Truth  Society,  21,  Westminster  Bridge  road,  s.E. 
Chambers,  W.  &  R.,  Ltd.,  47,  Paternoster  row,  e.g.  ;  and  at  Edinburgh 
Chapman  k  Hall  Ltd.,  11,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.     1833 

Fiction,  Educational  Works,  Dickens,  and  Garlyle's  Works 

Telegrams,  "  Pickwick,  London."    Telephone,  2711 
Chatto  &  Windus,  110  &  111,  St.  Martin's  lane,  w.c.     1853 

Fiction  and  General  Literature.    Telegrama,  "  Bookstore,  London." 
Christian  Life  Publishing  Co.  Ltd.,  Essex  Hall,  Essex  street,  Strand,  w.c. 
Church  of  Eng.  Sunday  School  Institute,  13,  Sergeant's  Inn,  Fleet  st.,  e.c. 
Church  of  England  Temperance  Society,  4,  Sanctuary,  Westminster.    1862 

Telegramt,  "  Temperance,  London." 
Church  Extension  Association,  5-6,  Paternoster  row,  e.c. 
Church  Missionary  Society,  Salisbury  square,  E.c. 
**  Church  Monthly  "  Office,  31,  New  Bridge  street,  e.c. 
Churchill,  J.  &  A.,  7)  Great  Marlborough  street,  w.     1832.    (Medical) 
Clark,  B.  &  R. ,  42,  Hanover  street,  Edinburgh 
Clark,  T.  &  T.,  38,  George  street,  Edinburgh 
Clarke,  James,  &  Co.,  13  &  14,  Fleet  street,  e.c. 
Clay,  C.  J.,  &  Sons  (Cambridge  University  Press),  Ave  Maria  lane,  e.c. 

Classical,  Scientific,  Theological,  Text  Books,  dec. 

Telegramt,  *'  Cantabrigia,  London." 

Clegg,  James,  "  The  Aldine  Press,"  10,  Milnrow  road,  Rochdale.     1868 
National  Telepkone,  225 


PUBLISHERS   IN   THE   UNITED   KINGDOM.  189 


Clegg,  W.  E.,  30,  Market  place,  Oldham.     1831 

National  Telephone^  20 

Clive,  W.  B.,  13,  Bookseller's  row,  Strand,  w.c.  {Educational) 

Telegranu,  "  Tutorial,  London." 
Clowes,  William,  &  Sons  Ltd.,  27,  Fleet  street,  K.C.;  and 

13  &  14,  Charing  Cross,  s.w.  {Law) 

Collingridce,  W.  H.  &  L.,  148  &  149,  Aldersgate  street,  e.g. 

Garaening,  Drapery,  Ironmongery  Journals  and  Books 

TeUgrama,  "  Gollingridges,  London."  Telephone^  6831 

Collingwood  Brothers,  65-66,  Chancery  lane,  w.c. 

Collins  (William)  Sons,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  Bridewell  place,  b.c.  ;  and  at  Glasgow 
Compendium  Publishing  Co.,  16,  New  Bridge  street,  e.g. 
Congregational  Union,  Memorial  Hall,  15,  Farringdon  street,  e.c. 

Constable  (Archibald)  &  Co.,  2,  Whitehall  Gardens,  Westminster,  s.w. 

Telegramty  *'  Dhagoba,  London." 
Cornish  Brothers,  37,  New  street,  Birmingham 
Cornish,  James,  &  Sons,  297,  High  Holborn,  w.c. 
Cornish,  J.  £. ,  16,  St.  Ann's  square,  Manchester 
Cotsworth,  Moses  B. ,  Holgate,  York.     See  advL  facing  page  1 

Direct  Calculators  for  Trades  and  Professions 
Cotton  Press,  The,  5,  Fetter  lane,  E.c. 

General  Literature,  Sanitation,  and  Medical  Works 
Cox,  Horace,  Windsor  House,  Bream's  buildings,  Fetter  lane,  E.c. 
Crombie,  Andrew,  119,  Salisbury  square.  Fleet  street,  e.c. 
Croome  &  Co.,  322,  Upper  street,  Islington,  N. 

Darlington  &  Co.,  Llangollen.  {OuideSf  due.) 

Dawbarn  &  Ward  Ltd.,  6,  Farringdon  avenue,  e.c.     1894 

Photographic,  Technical,  and  Guides 
Deacon,  Chas.  Wm.,  &  Co.,  Charing  Cross  chambers,  Duke  St.,  Adelphi,w.c. 
(Est.  1870.)    Scientific,  Medical,  and  General.    Telegranf,  **  Handbook,  London." 
Dean  &  Son  Ltd.,  160a,  Fleet-st.,  e.c;  and  at  Edinburgh  and  Manchester 
Deighton,  Bell,  &  Co.,  13,  Trinity  street,  Cambridge.         {Educationai) 
De  La  Rue  (Thomas)  &  Co.,  110,  Bunhill  row,  e.c. 
Dent,  J.  M.,  &  Co.,  29  &  30,  Bedford  street,  w.c. 

Classical,  Drama,  Travel,  and  General 
Dickinson,  R.  D.,  89,  Farringdon  street,  E.C. 
Dicks,  John,  313,  Strand,  w.c. 

Digby,  Long,  &  Co.,  18,  Bouverie  street.  Fleet  street,  E.c. 
Diprose  &  I^teman,  Sheffield  street,  Lincoln's  Lin  Fields,  w.c. 
Douglas,  David,  10,  Castle  street,  Edinburgh 
Downey  &  Co.  Ltd.,  12,  York  street,  Co  vent  Garden,  w.c. 
Drake,  R.  Ligalton,  Eton 

Drane,  Henry  J.,  2,  Bell's  buildings,  Salisbury  square,  e.c. 
Drummond's  Tract  Dep6t,  Stirling,  n.b. 
Duckworth  &  Co.,  3,  Henrietta  street,  Coven t  Garden,  w.c. 
Duffy  (James)  &  Co.  Ltd. ,  15,  Wellington  Quay,  Dublin 

Telephone,  447 
Dulau  &  Co.,  37,  Soho  square,  w. 
Eason  &  Son  Ltd.,  86,  Middle  Abbey  street,  Dublin 
Educational  Supply  As8ociati6n  Ltd.,  42a,  Holborn  viaduct,  e.c. 
Edwards,  Joseph,  "Labour  Annual  Office,"  Wallasey,  near  Liverpool 
"Electrician"  Office,  1,  2,  and  3,  Salisbury  court,  e.c. 
Ellis  &  Elvcy,  29,  New  Bond  street,  w. 

Ellis  &  Keene,  9,  Ray  street,  Farringdon  road,  London,  E.C.     {Theology) 
Emmott  &  Co.  Ltd.,  57,  Fleet  street,  e.c. 

Epps  (James)  &  Co.  Ltd.,  170,  Piccadilly,  w.;  and  48,  Threadneedlest.,  E.c. 
Evans,  P.  M.,  &  Son,  Holvwell,  North  Wales 

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190  PUBLISHERS   IN   THB   UNITED   KINGDOM. 


Eyre  &  Spottiswoode,  East  Harding  street,  E.o.    {Ocfvemment  Publications) 

Fannin  &  Co.,  41,  Grafton  street,  Dablin.  (MediccU) 

Telegramt,  "  Fannin,  Dublin.'*        Telephone,  198 
Fisher  (Eden)  &  Co.,  6-8,  Clement's  lane,  Lombard  street,  e.c. 
Forder,  Robert,  28,  Stonecutter  street,  e.c.     1887 

Freethought  and  Mathusian 
Foulsham,  W.,  &  Co.,  4,  Pilgrim  street,  B.O. 
Fowler,  L.  N.,  &  Co.,  7,  Imperial  Arcade,  Ludgate  Circus,  E.c. 
French,  Samuel,  Ltd.,  89,  Strand,  w.c.  {Theatrical) 

Friend,  D.  B.,  &  Co.,  77,  Western  road,  Brighton 

Frowde,  Henry, Clarendon  Press  Warehouse,  Amen  cor.,  e.g.  ;  and  at  Oxford 
Funk  k  Wagnalls  Co.,  44,  Fleet  street,  e.c. 

Gale  &  Polden  Ltd.,  2,  Amen  comer.  Paternoster  row,  E.c.     (Military) 
Gall&  Inglis, 20,  Bernard  terrace,  Edinburgh;  and  25,  Paternoster-sq.,  E.C. 
Gardner,  Alex.,  26,  Paternoster  square,  E.c.  ;  and  at  Paisley.     1827 
Gardner  (Wells)  Darton,  &  Co.,  3,  Paternoster  buildings,  E.C. 

Telegrama,  "  Publishers,  London." 
Gay  &  Bird,  22,  Bedford  street,  Strand,  w.c.     See  advt.  within  hack  cover 

(Est.  1891.)       General  and  American 
Geddes  (Patrick)  &  Colleagues,  Edinburgh 

Gibbings  &  Co,,  Ltd.,  18,  Bury  street,  Bloomsbury,  w.c.  See  advt.  page  12 
Gibbons,  Stanley,  Ltd.,  391,  Strand,  w.c. 

Gilbert  &  Rivington  Ltd.,  St.  John's  House,  Clerkenwell  road,  e.o. 
Gill,  George,  &  Sons,  Minerva  House,  13,  Warwick  lane,  e.c. 
Gill,  L.  Upcott,  170,  Strand,  w.c. 
Gill,  M.  H.,  &  Son,  50,  0*Connell  street  upper,  Dublin 

Telegramt,  "  Gill,  Dublin."        Telephone,  365 
Glaisher,  William,  266,  High  Holborn,  w.c. 
Goose,  Agas,  Rampant  Horse  street,  Norwich 
Gordon  &  Gotch,  15,  St.  Bride  street,  E.C. 
Goupil  k  Co.  (Successors  Jean  Boussod,  Manzi,  Joyant  k  Co.),  25,  Bed- 

niustrated  Books  and  Engravings.  ford  street.  Strand,  W.C. 

Gowans  k  Gray,  22,  A^in  street,  Glasgow.    1846  {General) 

Telephone,  ISll 

Grant,  John,  31,  George  IV.  Bridge,  Edinburgh.        See  advt,  page  6 
Gray,  Henry,  47,  Leicester  square,  w.c.        See  advt.  page  11 
Green,  Philip,  5,  Essex  street.  Strand,  w.c.  {Liberal  Theology) 

Green,  W.,  k  Sons,  18-20,  St.  Giles  street,  Edinburgh.   1874.     {Law) 

Telephone,  766 

Greening  (Lawrence)  k  Co.,  20,  Cecil  court.  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c.  1896 

Grevel,  H.,  k  Co.,  33,  King  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 

Griffin  (Charles)  &  Co.  Ltd.,  12,  Exeter  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

Griffin,  J.,  &  Co.,  2,  The  Hard,  Portsmouth.  {Nautical) 

Griffith,  Farran,  Browne  k  Co.,  35,  Bow  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 

TeUgrame,  "  Yardfar,  London." 
Gurney  k  Jackson,  1,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. 

Hachette  k  Co.,  18,  King  William  street,  Strand,  w.c;  and  Paris.  (French) 
Hacon  k  Ricketts,  52,  Wirwick  street,  Regent  street,  w. 
Hall,  J.,  k  Son,  51,  Trumpington  street,  Cambridge 
Hardy  k  Page,  21,. 'Old  Buildings,  Lincoln's  Inn,  w.c. 
Harmsworth  Brothers  Ltd.,  24,  Tudor  street,  E.C. 

Harper  k  Brothers,  45,  Albemarle  street,  w. 

Telegrama,  "Osgood,  London."       "  Cablegranu,  " Harpsam,  London." 
Harrison  &  Sons,  59,  Pall  Mall,  s.  w. 
Hatchard,  Messrs.,  187,  Piccadilly,  w. 
Hazell,  Watson,  k  Viney  Ltd.,  1,  Creed  lane,  e.c. 
Headley  Bros.,  14,  Bishopsgate  street  without,  E.c.         (Friends'  Books) 


PUBLISHERS    IN   THE   UNITED   KINGDOM.  191 


Heinemann,  William,  21,  Bedford  street,  w.o.     1890 

Miscellaneoas  Literature.        TeUgrama^  "  Sunlocks,  London." 
Heuderson,  James,  Red  Lion  court.  Fleet  street,  E.C. 
Heywood  (Abel)  &  Son,  Oldham  street,  Manchester 
Hey  wood,  John,  Manchester  ;  and  at  29  &  30,  Shoe  lane,  E.c. 
Higham,  Charles,  27,  Farringdon  street,  e.o. 
Hirschfeld  Brothers,  22-24,  Bream's  buildings,  Fetter  lane,  e.c.     1885 

Medical  and  Educational.       Telegrama,  "  Hirschfeld,  London." 
Holness,  Alfred,  14,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. 
Hodder  Brothers,  389,  Strand,  w.c. 
Hodder  k  Stoughton,  27,  Paternoster  row,  e.c. 

Telegranuy  *'  Expositor,  London." 
Hodge,  William,  &  Co.,  34-36,  North  Frederick  street,  Glasgow.     1884 

Legal  and  Scottish.        Telephone,  3384 
Hodges,  Figgis,  &  Co.  Ltd. ,  104,  Grafton  street,  Dublin 
Hodges,  John,  39a,  Bedford  street,  w.c. 

Hodgson,  Francis,  89,  Farringdon  street,  e.c.  {Educational) 

Hogg,  John,  13,  Paternoster  row,  e.c.  {OenercU) 

Holden,  A.  M.,  23,  Paternoster  row,  e.c.  (Edtuiational) 

HofnoBopathic  Publishing  Co.,  12,  Warwick  lane,  e.c. 
**  Home  Words"  Office,  7,  Paternoster  square,  e.c. 
Horner,  W.  B.,  &  Son,  27,  Paternoster  square,  E.c. 
Houlston  &  Sons,  7,  Paternoster  buildings,  E.o.     Circa  1780 

Juvenile  Literature,  Religious,  Household  Economy. 

TeUfframe,  "  Houlston,  London." 
Howell,  Edward,  28,  Church  street,  Liverpool 
Hunter,  R.  W.,  19,  George  IV.  Bridge,  Edinburgh 
Hurst  &  Blackett  Ltd.,  13,  Great  Marlborough  street,  w. 
Hutchinson  &  Co.,  34,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. 
lliffe  &  Son,  3,  St.  Bride  street,  e.c.     1835 

Cycling,  Photographic,  and  Guide  Books.        Tel^ranu,  "  Cyclist,  London." 
Imperial  Press  Ltd.,  21,  Surrey  street,  w.c. 
Innes,  A.  D.,  &  Co.,  31-32,  Bedford  street.  Strand,  w.c.     1770 

General,  Educational,  Historical,  Military,  &c. 
Isbister  &  Co.  Ltd.,  15-16,  Tavistock  street,  w.c. 
Jack,  T.  C.  &  E.  C,  10,  Norfolk  street.  Strand,  w.c;  and  Grange 

Publishing  Works,  Edinburgh 
Jaggard  &  Co. ,  39,  Renshaw  street,  Liverpool.  See  advt.  preceding  title-page 
Jarrold  &  Sons,  10-11,  Warwick  lane,  e.c;  and  at  Norwich 
Johnston,  A.,  3,  Amen  comer.  Paternoster  row,  E.c.  {EducationcU) 

Johnston  (Ruddiman)  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  26,  Charterhouse-sq. ,  E.C.  (Oeographical) 
Johnston,  W.  &  A.  K.,  5,  White  Hart  street,  Warwick  lane,  e.c;  and 

Ediua  Works,  Edinburgh.     See  advt.  page  BO.  {Oeographical) 

Juta,  J.  C,  &  Co.,  36,  Basinghall  street,  e.c;  and  at  Cape  Town,  S.  Africa 
Kelly,  C.  H.,  2,  Castle  street.  City  road,  b.c. 
Kelly's  Directories  Ltd.,  182-184,  High  Holbom,  w.c 
Kerr  &  Richardson,  89,  Queen  street,  Glasgow 
KesM'ick  Publications  Ltd.,  Keswick  House,  Paternoster  row,  E.c 

Telegranu,  "  Graphic,  London." 
Kimpton,  Henry,  82,  High  Holborn,  w.c.     {Medical)    See  advt.  pizge  22. 
Kimpton,  Richard,  126,  Wardour  street,  w.  {Medical) 

King,  R.  E.,  106,  108  &  110,  Tabernacle  street,  E.c. 
King,  H.  S.,  &  Co.,  65,  Cornhill,  e.c. 

King,  P.  S.,  &  Son,  12-14,  King  street,  Westminster,  s.  w.   See  advt.  page  IS 
Knight  &  Co.,  4,  La  Belle  Sauvage  yard,  Ludgate  hill,  E.C 
Lane,  John,  "  Bodley  Head,"  Vigo  street.  Regent  street,  w. 
Laurie,  Thomas,  28,  Paternoster  row,  E.c 


192  PUBLISHERS    IN   THE   UNITED   KINGDOM. 


Lawrence  &  Bullen  Ltd.,  16,  Henrietta  street,  w.c. 

Lay  ton,  C.  &  E.,  56,  Farringdon  street,  E.c. 

Leadenhall  Press  Ltd.,  60,  Leadenhall  street,  e.c.  See  advL  facing  title-page 

Leng,  John,  &  Co.,  7,  Bank  street,  Dundee ;  and  186,  Fleet  street,  E.G. 

Lennon,  B.  G.,  &  Co.,  75,  Leadenhall  street,  e.c. 

Letts,  Charles,  &  Co.,  3,  Royal  Exchange,  e.g.,  and  24,  Tabernacle-st. ,  e.c. 

Telegrams^  "  Diariata,  London." 
Lewln,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  12,  Castle  street,  Berners  street,  w. 
Lewis,  A.,  13,  Paternoster  row,  e.c.  {Masonic) 

Lewis,  Henry  King,  136,  Gower  street,  w.c.     1844.  {Medical) 

Liberation  Society,  2,  Serjeant's  Inn,  Fleet  street,  b.c. 
Library  Bureau  Ltd.,  10,  Bloomsbury  street,  w.c. 
Lincoln,  W.  S.,  2,  Holies  street,  Oxford  street,  w.  {Albums) 

Lippincott  (J.  B.)  Co.,  6,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 
Livingstone,  E.  &  S.,  15,  Teviot  place,  Edinburgh 
Lock  wood  (Crosby)  &  Son,  7,  Stationers'  Hall  court,  E.c. 
London  Bible  Warehouse,  53,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. 

Long,  John,  6,  Chandos  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

Tefegramn,  "  Longing,  London." 
Longmans,  Green,  &  Co.,  38-41,  Paternoster  row,  B.c.  ;  and  at  New  York 
Low  (Sampson)  Marston  &  Co  Ltd.,  St.  Dunstan's  House,  Fetter  lane,  b.g. 

Telegram§,  "  Rivaam,  London."        Telephone,  65083  See  odvt. 

Lund  (Percy)  Humphries,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  "The  Country  Press,"  Bradford. 

(Eat.  1884.)    Photographic  and  Technical.        Telephone,  894 
Luzac  k.  Co.,  45,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c. 
McClure,  S.  S.,  Ltd.,  10,  Norfolk  street.  Strand,  w.c. 
Macdougall,  Alex.,  &  Co.,  7,  Mitchell  lane,  Glasgow 
MacDougall's  Educational  Co.  Ltd,,  24,  Warwick  lane,  e.g. 
Mackay,  W.  J.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  Chatham.  {Military) 

Royal  Engineer  Publications  and  other  Military  Works 

Telegrams,  "  Observer,  Chatham." 
Mackenzie,  J.,  &  Co.,  81,  Endell  street.  Long  Acre,  w.c. 
Mackenzie,  VV.,  69,  Ludgatehill,  e.g.  ;  and  at  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  &  Dublin 
MacLehose,  J. ,  &  Sons,  61,  St.  Vincent  street,  Glasgow 
Macmillan  &  Co.  Ltd.,  St.  Martin's  street.  Pall  Mall,  w.c.     1843 

General  Literature.        TelegravM,  "  Publish,  London."        Telephone,  2686 
Macniven  &  Wallace,  138,  Princess  street,  Edinburgh 
Macqueen,  John,  Hastings  House,  Norfolk  street,  w.c. 
Mansell,  Joseph,  Ltd.,  35,  Red  Lion  square,  w.c. 
Marlborough,  E.,  &  Co.,  51,  Old  Bailey,  e.g. 

Telwrama,  "  Marlborough,  London." 
Marshall  Brothers,  Keswick  House,  5a,  Paternoster  row,  e.g. 
Marshall  (Horace)  &  Son,  Temple  House,  Temple  avenue,  Fleet  street,  e.c. 
Marshall,  John,  &  Co.,  42,  Paternoster  row,  e.c. 
Marshall,  Russell,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  6,  Panyer  alley.  Paternoster  row,  e.c. 
Masters,  Joseph,  &  Co. ,  78,  New  Bond  street,  w. 
Mathews  (Elkin),  6b,  Vigo  street,  w. 
Melrose,  Andrew,  16,  Pi^rim  street,  B.G. 
Melville,  Mullen,  &  Slade,  12,  Ludgate  square,  E.C. 
Menzies,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  Hanover  street,  Edinburgh  ;  and  at  Glasgow 
Methodist  New  Connexion  Book  Room,  30,  Furnival  street,  e.g. 
Methuen  &  Co.,  36,  Essex  street.  Strand,  w.c.     1889.  {Oeneral) 

Milne,  John,  12,  Norfolk  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

Milner  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  16,  Paternoster  row,  e.g.  ;  and  at  Halifax,  Yorks. 
Missionary  &  Tract  Society  of  the  New  Church,  Bloomsbury  street,  w.c. 

Inatituted  1821  for  the  publication  of  propagandist  Swedenborgian  books  and  tracts 
Mitchell  &  Hughes,  140,  Wardour  street,  w. 


PUBLISHERS    IN   THE   UNITED   KINGDOM.  193 


Moffatt  &  Paige,  2S,  Warwick  lane,  E.c. 

Monthly  Tract  Society,  181,  Queen  Victoria  street,  K.C. 

Moravian  Publication  Office,  32,  Fetter  lane,  e.c. 

Morgan  Brothers,  42,  Cannon  street,  E.o. 

Morgan  &  Scott,  12,  Paternoster  buildings,  E.c. 

Morison  Brothers,  52,  Renfield  street,  Glasgow 

Morison,  Thomas  D.,  240,  Hope  street,  Glasgow 

Morrish,  George,  114,  CamberwcU  road,  e.g.;  and  Paternoster  square,  E.C. 

Mowbray,  A.  R.,  &  Co.,  6t5,  Farrinsdon  street,  E.C. ;  and  at  Oxford 

Murby,  Thomas,  3,  Ludgate  Circus  buildings,  E.c.  {EduccUioncU) 

Murray,  Charles,  7,  Paternoster  square,  B.C. 

Murray,  Frank,  Moray  House,  Derby ;  also  at  Leicester  and  Nottingham 

See  advta.  pctges  4*  7,  £3,  and  SO 
Murray,  John,  50a,  Albemarle  street,  w. 
National  Press  Agency  Ltd.,  13,  Whitefriars  street,  e.c. 
National  Society's  Depository,  4,  Broad  Sanctuary,  Westminster,  s.w. 
National  Temperance  League  Publication  Depdt,  33,  Paternoster  row,  e.g. 
Nelson,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  35-36,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. ;  and  at  Edinburgh 
Newmann,  0.,  &  Co.,  84,  Newman  street,  w.     1880 

Educational  and  Kindergarten.  TeUgramn^  *'  Pestalozzi,  London." 
Newnes,  George,  Ltd.,  7  to  12,  Southampton  street,  Strand,  w.c. 
Nichols  &  Co.,  23,  Oxford  street,  w.  {Hygienic^  dec.) 

Nichols,  H.  S.,  Ltd.,  39,  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c.  See  advta.  pj).  101-104 
Nicholson,  W.,  &  Son  Ltd.,  26,  raternoster  square,  E.C.;  and  at  Wakefield 
Nimmo,  John  C.,  14,  King  William  street,  w.c. 

Fine  Art,  Biographical,  Standard,  Natural  History 

Telegrama^  "  Ommin,  London." 
Nimmo  ( VV.  P. )  Hay,  &  Mitchell,  St.  James's  square,  Edinburgh 
Nisbet,  James,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  21,  Berners  street,  w.     1832 

Religious  and  Juveniles.        Telegramtj  "  Didactic,  London." 
Nister,  Ernest,  24,  St.  Bride  street,  E.c. 

Teharam8,  "  Acquiesce,  London." 
Norie  &  Wilson,  156,  Minories,  e.  {Nautical) 

Nutt,  David,  270,  Strand,  w.c. 

Oliphant,  Anderson,  &  Ferrier,  30,  St.  Mary  street,  Edinburgh  ;  and  at 
21,  Paternoster  square,  e.g.     1808 

Religious,  Novels,  Scottish,  &c.        Telephone,  683,  Edinburgh 
Oliver  &  Boyd,  Tweeddale  court,  Edinburgh 

'*  Onward"  Publishing  Office  and  Book  Depot,  124,  Portland  st.,  Manchester 

Reciters,  Hymns,  Pledge  Cards,  &c. 
Orr  (Francis)  &  Sons,  131,  Renfield  street,  Glasgow 
Palmer,  Howe  &  Co. ,  77,  Princess  street,  Manchester 
Parker,  James,  &  Co. ,  27,  Broad  street,  Oxford ;  and  6,  Southampton  street, 

Strand,  w.c.        See  advt.  page  24 
Parlane,  J.  &  R.,  Paisley 
Partridge,  S.  W^.,  &  Co.,  8-9,  Paternoster  row,  B.C.     1849 

Evangelical  and  General  Literature. 

Telegrama,  "  Pictorial,  London."        Telephone,  6919 

Passmore  &  Alabaster,  4,  Paternoster  buildings,  e.c. 

Paul  (Kegan),  Trench,  Triibner,  &  Co.,  Ltd.,  Charing  Cross  road,  w.c. 

Telegramn,  "  Columnae,  London." 
Peacock,  Mansfield,  &  Britton,  18,  Salisbury  square,  E.c. 
Pearson,  C.  Arthur,  Ltd.,  Henrietta  street.  Coven t  Garden,  w.c. 
Pentland,  Young  J.,  Edinburgh ;  and  at  38,  West  Smithfield,  E.c.  (Medical) 
Perry,  Walter,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  Helmet  buildings,  Wormwood  street,  e.c.  1874 

Directories  and  Guides.        Telegram§,  "  Hatcheling,  London." 
Pew  tress  Brothers,  51,  Old  Bailey,  e.c. 
Philip,  George,  &  Son,  32,  Fleet  street,  E.c. 


194  PUBLISHERS   IN   THE   UNITED    KINGDOM. 


Philip,  Son  &  Nephew,  45-51,  South  Castle  street,  Liverpool 
Phillimore  &  Co.,  56,  Essex  street,  Strand,  w.c. 

Genealogical  and  Antiquarian 
Phoenix  Publishing  Co.,  110,  Strand,  w.c. 
Photochrom  Co.  Ltd.,  121,  Cheapside,  e.c. 
Photographic  Publishing  Co.,  215,  Shaftesbury  avenue,  w.c. 
Pickering  &  Chatto,  66,  Hay  market,  s.w.        See  advt.  page  15 
Pitman,  F.,  20,  Paternoster  row,  B.C. 

Pitman,  Sir  Isaac,  &  Sons  Ltd.,  1,  Amen  corner,  E.c.      (Phonogrwphy) 
Porter,  R.  H. ,  7,  Princes  street.  Cavendish  square,  w. 

Telegram$^  "Ornithologists,  London." 
Presbyterian  Church  of  England  Publishing  Office,  14,  Paternoster  sq.,  e.g. 
Primitive  Methodist  Connexion  Publishing  House,  48-50,  Aldersgate-8t.,E.c. 

(Est.  1845.)       Telegrams,  "  Primitive,  London." 
Putnam's  (G.  P.)  Sons,  24,  Bedford  street.  Strand,  w.c;  and  at  New  York 
Quaritch,  Bernard,  15,  Piccadilly,  w. 
Ramage,  John,  &  Co.,  5,  Creed  lane,  e.c. 
Reader,  Arthur,  1,  Orange  street,  Red  Lion  square,  w.c. 
Rebman  Publishing  Co.  Ltd.,  129,  Shaftesbury  ave.,  Cambridge  circus,  w.c. 
Record  Office  Publications,  H.M.  Stationery  Office,  Westminster,  s.vv. 
Red  way,  George,  9,  Hart  street,  Bloomsbury,  w.c.        See  advt.  page  17 
Reed,  Thomas,  &  Co.,  184,  High  street  west,  Sunderland.     {NaMJtiasl) 
Reeve,  L.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  6,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 

Natural  History 
Reeves,  William,  185,  Fleet  street,  e.c.     1872 

Musical,  Social,  and  Political 
Relfe  Brothers,  6,  Charterhouse  buildings,  e.c.  {^ScholoMic) 

Religious  Tract  Society,  56,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. 
Renshaw,  Henry,  356,  Strand,  w.c.  {Medical) 

Reynolds,  James,  &  Sons,  174,  Strand,  w.c. 
Rice,  William,  86,  Fleet  street,  e.c. 
Richards,  Grant,  9,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.     1897 

General  Literature.        TeUgramt,  "  Frontonis,  London." 
Rider,  Wm.,  &  Son  Ltd.,  14,  Bartholomew  Close,  E.c. 
Rivingtons,  34,  King  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 
Robertson,  George,  &  Co.,  17,  Warwick  square,  E.C. 
Robinson,  F.  E.,  20,  Great  Russell  street,  Bloomsbury,  w.c.    1897 

Academic  and  General 
Rolandi's  Foreign  Library,  20,  Berners  street,  w. 
Ross,  George,  &  Co.,  27,  Paternoster  square,  B.o. 
Rouse,  A.  S.,  15-16,  Paternoster  square,  e.o. 
Routledge,  Georee,  &  Sons  Ltd.,  7,  Broadway,  Ludgate  hill,  e.c. 

Telegramat  "George  Roatledge,  London." 
Rowney,  George,  &  Co.,  64,  Oxford  street,  w.;  and  10  &  11,  Percy  street,  w. 
Russell  &  Co.,  8,  John  street,  Adelphi,  w.c. 
Rutherfurd,  J.  &  J.  H.,  Kelso,  N.B. 
Salvation  Army,  98  to  102,  Clerkenwell  road,  e.c. 
Sayle,  Philip,  76-77,  Imperial  buildings,  Ludgate  Circus,  B.C. 
Scientific  Press  Ltd.,  28  &  29,  Southampton  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

Medical,  Scientific,  Nursing,  Hospitals 
Scientific  Publishing  Co.  of  New  York,  20,  Bucklersbury,  B.c. 
Scott,  Greenwood,  &  Co.,  19  to  23,  Ludgate  hill,  e.c. 
Scott  (Walter),  Ltd.,  Paternoster  square,  B.C.;  and  Felling-on-Tyne 
Scottish  Temperance  League,  108,  Hope  street,  Glasgow 
Seager,  John,  &  Son,  197,  East  India  Dock  road,  E.    1868.       {Nautical) 
Seeley  &  Co.  Ltd.,  38,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c 
Segg,  J.  P.,  &  Co.,  289  &  291,  Regent  street,  w.     1880 


PUBLISHERS   IN   THR   UNITED   KINGDOM.  195 


Service  &  Paton,  5,  Henrietta  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c. 

Sewell  &  Co.,  28,  Paternoster  row,  B.c. 

Shaw,  John  F.,  &  Co.,  48,  Paternoster  row,  B.C. 

Shaw,  John,  &  Sons,  7,  Fetter  lane,  B.C. 

Shearer,  R.  S.,  &  Son,  6,  King  street,  Stirling,  N.B. 

Sherlock,  Frederick,  30  &  31,  New  Bridge  street,  B.a     1888 

Shiells,  James,  &  Co.,  18,  Bary  street,  w.o. 

Shrimpton,  A.  Thos.,  &  Son,  23  &  24,  Broad  street,  Oxford 

Simpkin,  Marshall,  Hamilton,  Kent,  &  Co.  Ltd. ,  4,  Stationers*  Hall  court ; 

31-32,  Paternoster  row,  B.C.;  and  at  317,  Strand,  w.c. 
Sinkins,  W.  J.,  27,  Paternoster  square,  e.c. 
Skeffington  &  Son,  163,  Piccadilly,  w. 
Skerry,  G.  E.,  &  Co.,  27,  Chancery  lane,  w.c. 
Slark,  John,  Busby  place,  Kentish  Town,  N.w, 
Slater,  (Jeorge,  74,  Strand,  w.c. 
Small,  David  M.,  3,  Howard  street,  Edinburgh.     1898 

Fiction,  History,  and  General 
Smith,  Ainslie,  &  Co.,  25,  Newcastle  street.  Strand,  w.c.     1867 
Smith,  C,  &  Son,  63,  Charing  Cross,  s.w.  1799.        See  advt.  page  18 

Maps  and  Globes,  Educational,  &c. 
Smith,  Elder,  &  Co.,  15,  Waterloo  place,  s.w. 
Smith,  Joseph,  &  Co.,  12,  St.  Bride  street,  e.c. 
Smith,  T.  J.,  Son,  &  Downes,  109,  Queen  Victoria  street,  e.c. 
Smithers,  Leonard,  4  &  5,  Koyal  arcade.  Old  Bond  street,  w. 
Snow,  John,  &  Co.,  2,  Ivy  lane,  E.c. 
Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knowledge,   Northumberland  avenue. 

Charing  Cross,  w.c;  43,  Queen  Victoria  street,  E.C.;  and  at  135,  North 

street,  Brighton 
Society  for  the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel  in  Foreign  Parts,  19,  Delahay 

street,  Westminster,  s.w. 
Sonnenschein  (Swan)  &  Co.  Ltd.,  6,  White  Hart-st.,  Paternoster-sq.,  B.C. 
(Eat.  1878.)    Scientific,  Theological,  Educational,  <&c. 
Teleffraau,  "  Sonnenschein,  London." 

Sotheran,  H.,  &  Co.,  140,  Strand ;  and  37,  Piccadilly,  w. 

Southam  &  Co.,  29,  Paternoster  row,  E.c. 

Southern  Pub.  Co.  Ltd.,  62,  Fleet-st.,  e.c;  and  130,  North-st.,  Brighton 

Southwell,  Mrs.  M.,  27,  Ivy  lane,  b.c 

Spencer  &  Co.,  15,  Great  Queen  street,  w.c.  {Masonic) 

Spencer,  Walter  T.,  27,  New  Oxford  street.     See  advt.  loithin  front  cover 

Spon,  E.  &  F.  N.,  Ltd.,  125,  Strand,  w.c;  and  at  New  York.     {Scientific) 

Spottiswoode  &  Co.,  54,  Gracechurch  street,  e.c 

Stanford,  Edward,  26,  Cockspur  street.  Charing  Cross,  s.w. 

Stationers'  Company,  The,  Stationers'  Hall,  Ludgate  hill,  B.C. 

Stevens  &  Haynes,  13,  Bell  yard,  Temple  Bar,  w.c  {Law) 

Stevens  &  Sons  Ltd.,  119,  Chancery  lane,  w.c  {Law) 

Stevens,  W.,  Ltd.,  421,  Strand,  w. 

Stewart,  'William,  &  Co.,  41,  Farringdon  street,  E.C. 

Stock,  Elliot,  61  &  62,  Paternoster  row,  e.c     See  advt,  preceding  title-page 

Stoneman,  George,  39,  Warwick  lane.  Paternoster  row,  E.c 

Sullivan  Bros.,  Marlborough  street,  Dublin.  {Edttcational) 

Sunday  School  Association,  Essex  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

Sunday  School  Union,  57-59,  Ludgate  hill,  E.c 

TekffranUy  "  Sunday  School  Union,  London."        Telephone^  1776 
Swedenborg  Society,  1,  Bloomsbury  street,  w.c. 

Est.  1810,  for  translating,  printing,  and  circulating  the  writings  of  Swedenborg 
Sweet  &  Maxwell  Ltd.,  3,  Chancery  lane,  w.c     See  advt,  page  19,     {Law) 


196  PUBLISHERS    IN   THI5    UNITED   KINGDOM. 


Taylor,  Charles,  23,  Warwick  lane,  e.g. 

Technical  Publishing  Co.  Ltd.,  31,  Whitworth  street,  Manchester.     1887 

Engineering  and  Technical:        Telephone,  2202,  Manchester 
Thacker,  W.,  &  Co.,  2,  Creed  lane,  e.g.  ;  also  at  Calcutta  and  Simla.   1816 

Indian  and  GenersJ,  Books  on  Horses.        Telegrams,  "  Mofussil,  London." 
Thatcher,  Thomas,  44  &  45,  College  Green,  Bristol.     1862.     {Oeneral) 

Telephone,  972 
Theosophical  Book  Co.,  3,  Vernon  place,  Bloomsbury  square,  w.g. 
Theosophical  Publishing  Society,  26,  Charing  Cross,  s.w. 
Thin,  James,  55,  South  bridge,  Edinburgh 
Thynne,  Charles  J.,  Wycliflfe  House,  6,  Great  Queen  street,  w.c.   1891 

Evangelical 
Treacher,  H.  &  C,  170,  North  street,  Brighton 
Trinitarian  Bible  Society,  25,  New  Oxford  street,  w.c. 
Tripplin,  Julien,  31,  Holborn  viaduct,  E.G.  {Horologi/,  dbc) 

Truelove,  E.,  17,  Alexandra  road,  Hornsey,  N. 
Truslove  &  Hanson,  143,  Oxford  steeet ;  and  6,  Sloane  street,  w. 
Tuck  (Ralphael)  &  Sons,  72,  Coleman  street,  e.g. 
Tucker,  George,  1,  2  &  «3,  Salisbury  court.  Fleet  street,  e.c.     1878 

Electrical,  Engineering,  and  General.        Telephone,  949,  Holborn 
Unicorn  Press,  The,  7,  Cecil  court,  St.  Martin's  lane,  w.c. 
United  Kingdom  Band  of  Hope  Union,  60,  Old  Bailey,  e.g. 
United  Methodist  Free  Churches  Book  Room,  119,  Salisbury  square,  e.g. 
University  Press,  The,  Ltd.,  Watford.     1896 

Philosophy,  Literature,  Religion 
Unwin,  T.  Fisher,  11,  Paternoster  buildings,  E.G. 
Valentine,  P.,  &  Son,  9,  Huntley  street,  w.g.  {Jewish) 

Vanghan,  Edwin,  &  Co.,  11  &  13,  St.  Bride  street,  e.g. 
Vinton  &  Co.  Ltd.,  9,  New  Bridge  street,  Blackfriars,  e.g. 
Virtue,  J.  S.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  26,  Ivy  lane,  e.g.  {Fine  Art) 

Telegrama,  **  Virtutis,  London."        Telephone,  7730  King's  Cross 
Walker,  John,  &  Co.,  Farringdon  House,  Warwick  lane,  B.G. 
Walker,  William,  &  Sons,  Otley,  Yorkshire 
Walters,  William,  84,  St.  Paul's  churchyard,  e.g. 
Ward  &  Downey  Ltd.,  12, York  buildings,  Duke  street,  Adelphi,w.G.    1884 

Fiction,  Travel,  Biography,  and  General.        Telegrame,  •*  Colophon,  London." 
Ward,  Lock,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  Warwick  House,  Salisbury  square,  E.G. 
Ward  (Marcus)  &  Co.  Ltd.,  Oriel  House,  Farringdon  st.,  e.g.  ;  and  at  Belfast 

Telegrams,  "  Wardmarks,  London." 
Ward  (Rowland)  Ltd. ,  166,  Piccadilly,  w.  {Natural  History) 

Wame  (Frederick)  &  Co.,  15,  Bedford  street,  Strand,  w.g.     {General) 

Telegrams,  "  Warne,  London." 
Warren  &  Soil,  The  Wykeham  Press,  Winchester 
Washboume,  Robert,  18,  Paternoster  row,  e.g.  {Catholic) 

Waterlow  &  Sons  Ltd.,  85-86,  London  Wall,  e.g.,  49,  Parliament  st.,  s.w.; 

also  at  Temple  row,  Birmingham.  {Law) 

Watts  &  Co.,  17,  Johnson's  court.  Fleet  street,  e.g. 
Werner  Company,  13a,  Cockspur  street.  Charing  Cross,  s.w. 
Wesley  (William)  &  Son,  28,  Essex  street.  Strand,  w.c.     1885 

Natural  History  and  Scientific 
Wesley  an  Methodist  Book  Room,  2,  Castle  street,  E.c. 
Wesleyan  Methodist  Sunday  School  Union,  2  &  3,  Ludgate  Circus 

buildings,  E.G. 
Wesleyan  School  Book  Dep6t,  126  &  128,  Horseferry  road,  s.w. 
Whitaker,  Joseph,  &  Sons,  12,  Warwick  lane,  E.G. 
White,  F.  v.,  &  Co.,  14,  Bedford  street.  Strand,  w.G. 
White,  Robert,  Bridge  street,  Worksop 


MUSIC    PUBLISHERS    IN    LONDON.  197 


Whittaker  &  Co.,  2,  White  Hart  street,  Paternoster  square,  e.g. 

Arts,  Sciences,  Manufactures,  and  Industries 
Whittingham,  Charles,  &  Co.,  21,  Took's  court,  e.g. 
Whittingham,  W.  B.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  91,  Gracechurch  street,  e.g. 
Wigg,  E.  S.,  &  Son,  29,  Ludgate  hill,  e.g. 
Williams,  Henry,  48,  Old  Bailey,  e.g. 

Williams  &  Norgate,  14,  Henrietta  St.,  w.o.;  and  at  Edinburgh  and  Oxford 
Willing  &  Co.,  366,  Gray's  Inn  road,  w.g. 
Willoughby,  Richard,  27,  Ivy  lane,  e.g. 

Wilson,  Clement,  Norfolk  House,  Norfolk  street.  Strand,  w.g. 
Wilson,  Effingham,  11,  Royal  Exchange,  e.g. 
Winsor  &  Newton  Ltd. ,  37-40,  Rathbone  place,  w 
Witherby  &  Co.,  326,  High  Holborn,  w.g. 

Telegrams^  "  Whereby,  London."        Telephone,  65,092 
Woodall,  Minshall,  &  Co. ,  Oswestry 

Wright,  John,  &  Co.,  Stone  bridge,  Bristol.  {Medical) 

Young,  G.  A.,  &  Co  ,  102,  South  bridge,  Edinburgh.     1848 

Biblical,  Oriental,  and  Works  of  Reference 


/IDU9iC   pUbU9bet9  (in  london). 


Ashdown,  Edwin,  Ltd.,  19,  Hanover  square,  w. 

Boosey  &  Co.,  295,  Regent  street,  w. 

Bosworth,  A.  E.,  &  Co.,  4,  Berners  street,  w. 

Broome,  Washington  Herbert,  15,  Holborn,  e.g. 

Chappell  &  Co.  Ltd.,  49-52,  New  Bond  street,  w. 

Cocks  (Robert)  &  Co.,  6,  New  Burlington  street,  w. 

Cramer,  J.  B.,  &  Co.  Ltd.,  207  &  209,  Regent  street,  w.;  and  40  to  46, 

Moorgate  street,  e.g. 
Curwen  &  Sons  Ltd.,  8,  Warwick  lane,  e.g. 
D' Alcorn,  Henri,  39,  Wych  street.  Strand,  w.g. 
Enoch  &  Sons,  14,  Great  Marlborough  street,  w. 
Everard  &  Co.,  185,  Upper  street,  n. 
Forsyth  Brothers,  267,  Regent  street,  w. 
Hopwood  &  Crew,  42,  New  Bond  street,  w. 
Howard  &  Co. ,  25,  Great  Marlborough  street,  w. 
Hutchings  &  Romer,  39,  Great  Marlborough  street,  w. 
Jefferys  (Charles)  &  Son,  67,  Berners  street,  w. 
London  College  of  Music,  47,  Great  Marlborough  street,  w. 
Metzler  &  Co.  Ltd.,  40-43,  Great  Marlborough  street,  w. 
Novello,  Ewer,  &  Co.,  1,  Berners  street,  w. ;  and  80  &  81,  Queen  street,  E.G. 
Oetzmann  (Thomas)  &  Co.,  27,  Baker  street,  w. 
Patey  &  Willis,  44,  Great  Marlborough  street,  w. 
Portland  Music  Publishing  Co.,  74,  Great  Portland  street,  w. 
Reeves,  William,  185,  Fleet  street,  e.g. 
Reynolds  &  Co.,  13,  Berners  street,  w. 
Ricordi,  G.,  &  Co.,  265,  Regent  street,  w. 
Rossini  &  Co.,  281,  Regent  street,  w. 
Sheard  (Charles)  &  Co.,  192,  High  Holborn,  w.g. 
Swan  &  Co. ,  4,  Berners  street,  w. 
Weekes  &  Co. ,  14,  Hanover  street.  Regent  street,  w. 
Willcocks  &  Co.  Ltd.,  21a,  Berners  street,  w. 
Williams,  Joseph,  32,  Great  Portland  street,  w. 


198  PUBLISHERS   IN   CANADA. 


£oo(t  |>u&U0ber0  in  (Tanaba. 


Allen,  J.  C,  &  Co.,  124,  Granville  street,  Halifax,  K.S. 

Baptist  Book  and  Tract  Society,  117,  Granville  street,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Beauchemin,  C.  0.,  &  Fils,  256-258,  St.  Paul  street,  Montreal,  Que. 

Bradley  Garretson  Co. ,  5,  George  street,  Brantford,  Ont. 

Briggs,  William,  29-33,  Richmond  street  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Brown,  William  Foster,  233,  St.  James  street,  Montreal,  Que. 

Cadieux  &  Derome,  1,603,  rue  Notre  Dame,  Montreal,  Que. 

Canada  Publishing  Co. ,  15,  Wellington  street  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Canadian  Literary  Bureau,  P.O.  Box  203,  Hamilton,  Ont. 

Carswell  Publishing  Co. ,  30,  Adelaide  street  east,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Church  of  England  Publishing  Co.,  17,  Richmond-st.  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Coombs,  John,  Queen  street,  Charlottetown,  P.E.I. 

Copp  Clark  Co.  Ltd.,  8,  Front  street  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Dominion  Publishing  Co.,  Cordova  street,  Vancouver,  B.C. 

Drysdale,  William,  &  Co. ,  232,  St.  James  street,  Montreal,  Que. 

Gage,  W.  J.,  &  Co.,  54,  Front  street  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Garland,  S.  E.,  177,  Water  street  east,  St.  John's,  Newfoundland.     1888 

Gazette  Printing  Co.,  cor.  St.  Fra.  Xavier  and  Craig  sts.,  Montreal,  Que. 

Grafton,  F.  E. ,  &  Sons,  252,  St.  James  street,  Montreal,  Quebec. 

Hope,  J. ,  &  Co. ,  Cor.  of  Sparks  and  Elgin  streets,  Ottawa,  Ont. 

Hunter,  Rose,  Co.  Ltd.,  25,  Wellington  street  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Langlais,  J.  A.,  &  Fils,  123,  rue  Saint  Joseph,  Saint  Boch,  Que. 

Linscott  Publishing  Co. ,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Lovell  John,  &  Son,  23-25,  St.  Nicholas  street,  Montreal,  Que. 

McMillan,  J.  &  A.,  98,  Prince  William  street,  St.  John,  N.B. 

Monetary  Times  Publishing  Co. ,  70-72,  Church  street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Morang,  George  N. ,  Traders'  Bank  building,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Mortimer,  Charles  H.,  Office  of  "Canadian  Architect,"  Toronto,  Ont. 

Morton,  C.  C,  &  Co.,  143,  Barrington  street,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Morton,  Phillips,  &  Co.,  1,755,  Notre  Dame  street,  Montreal,  Que. 

Presbyterian  Publishing  Co.,  5,  Jordan  street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Revell,  Fleming  H. ,  Yonge  street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Richardson,  Robert  D.,  399,  Main  street,  Winnipeg,  Man. 

Rolph,  Smith,  &  Co. ,  49,  Wellington  street  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Rose,  G.  M.,  &  Sons,  25,  Wellington  street  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Rowsell  &  Hutchison,  74-76,  King  street  east,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Sabiston  Lithographic  and  Publishing  Co. ,  Craig  street,  Montreal,  Ont. 

Salvation  Army  Publishing  Dept.,  16-24,  Albert  street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Sen^cal,  Eus^be,  &  Fils,  50,  rue  Saint  Vincent,  Quebec,  Que. 

Shepard  Publishing  Co. ,  Adelaide  street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Sutherland,  J.  &  J.,  Brantford,  Ont.     1854 

Tache,  J.  de  L.,  105,  Mountain  Hill,  Quebec,  Que. 

Tarte,  Louis  Joseph  et  Eugene,  69,  rue  Saint  Jacques,  Montreal,  Que. 

Toronto  News  Co.,  42,  Young  street,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Waitt,  M.  W.,  &  Co.,  64,  Government  street,  Victoria,  B.C. 

Warwick  Bros.  &  Rutter,  68-70,  Front  street  west,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Wesleyan  Methodist  Society  Book  Room,  141,  Granville  st.,  Halifax,  N.S. 

Westminster  Publishing  Co. ,  Confederation  Life  building,  Toronto,  Ont. 

Williamson  Book  Co.  Ltd. ,  262,  Yonge  street,  Toronto,  Ont. 


PUBLISHERS    IN   THE   UNITED   STATES.  199 


£ook  publi0ber0  in  tbe  'Ulnite^  State0. 


Albert,  Scott,  &  Co.,  Chicago 

Allison  Co.,  W.  L.,  105,  Chambers  street,  New  York 

AUyn  &  Bacon,  Boston 

Altemus,  Heniy,  Philadelphia 

American  Academy  of  Political  and  Social  Science,  Philadelphia 

American  Baptist  Publication  Society,  Philadelphia  and  New  York 

American  Bible  Co. ,  New  York 

American  Bible  Society,  Bible  House,  New  York 

American  Book  Co.,  Washington  square.  New  York.        {EduccUioncU) 

American  News  Co. ,  39,  Chambers  street,  New  York 

American  Publishers'  Corporation,  310  to  318,  Sixth  avenue.  New  York 

American  School  Book  Co.,  St.  Louis 

American  Sunday  School  Union,  Philadelphia 

American  Swedenborg  Printing  &  Public*n.  Soc,  Cooper  Union,  New  York 

American  Tract  Society,  Nassau  and  Spruce  streets,  New  York 

American  Unitarian  Association,  Boston 

Appleton,  D.,  &  Co.,  72,  Fifth  avenue.  New  York 

Arena  Publishing  Co. ,  Boston 

Armstrong,  A.  C.,  &  Co.,  New  York 

Arnold  &  Co.,  Philadelphia 

Baers  (John)  &  Sons,  Lancaster,  Pa. 

Bailey  &  Fairchild  Co. ,  New  York 

Bailey  &  Noyes,  Portland,  Me. 

Baird,  Henry  Carey,  &  Co. ,  Philadelphia 

Baker  &  Taylor  Co.,  5  and  7,  East  Sixteenth  street.  New  York 

Baltimore  Publishing  Co.",  Baltimore 

Bancroft  Co. ,  San  Francisco 

Bardeen,  C.  W.,  Syracuse,  New  York.  {Educational) 

Barnes,  A.  S.,  &  Co.,  156,  Fifth  avenue.  New  York 

Barnes  (C.  M. )  Co. ,  Chicago 

Belknap  &  Warfield,  Hartford,  Ct. 

Benziger  Bros.,  36,  Barclay  street,  New  York.  {Gatholic) 

Blakiston  (P.),  Son,  &  Co.,  1012,  Walnut  street,  Philadelphia 

Works  on  Medicine,  Chemistry,  &c 
Boericke  &  Tafel,  Philadelphia  and  New  York.  (Homceopathy) 

Bonner  (Robert)  Sons,  New  York 
Boston  Book  Co. ,  Boston 
Bowen-Merrill  &  Co. ,  Indianapolis 
Bradley  (A.  I.)  &  Co.,  234,  Congress  street,  Boston,  Mass.     1853 

Subscription  Books.        Telegram$t  *'  Ira,  Boston." 
Bradley  &  Co.,  Milton,  Springfield,  Mass. 
Bryant,  J.  C,  BuflEalo,  NTY. 
Bubier  Publishing  Co.,  Lynn,  Mass. 
Burke,  J.  W.,  &  Co.,  Macon,  6a. 
Butler,  E.  H. ,  &  Co. ,  Philadelphia 
Caldwell  (H.  M.)  Co.,  New  York 
Callaghan  k  Co. ,  Chicago 
Caspar,  C.  N.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 

Cassell  Publishing  Co.,  33,  East  17th  street.  New  York  ;  and  at  London* 
Catholic  School  Book  Co. ,  New  York 
Century  Co. ,  33,  East  Seventeenth  street.  New  York 


FDBLISHBRB   IN   THR   DNITED   STATES. 


Chain  &  Hardy,  Denvei,  Colo. 

ChrwWm,  F.  W.  (Dyrsen  &  PteiSfor),  254,  Fifth  avenue.  New  York 

Cbriatian  Publishing  Co.,  St.  Louie 

Church,  John,  &  Co.,  Cioeinoati,  (Jfiwic) 

Clarke  (Robert)  Co.,  CiQcinnati 

Clive,  W.  B.,  4,  Cooper  Institute,  New  York ;  and  at  London 

Coateg,  H.  T.,  &.  Co.,  1326,  Cheatnitt  street,  Philadelpbia 

Comatock  PubliBhing  Co. ,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Congregational  Sunday  School  k  Publishing  Co.,  Boston  and  Chicago 

Copeland  t  Day,  Boston 

Crana  A:  Co. ,  Topeka,  Kens. 

Crowell,  T.  Y.,  di  Co.,  100,  Purchase  street,  Boston  ;  and  at  46,  East 

Fourteenth  street.  New  York 
Damrell  &  Upham,  283,  Washington  street,  Boston 
Darrow,  E.,  Sc  Co.,  Rochester,  N.Y, 
Davis  Co.,  The  J.  A.,  Philadelphia 
De  Silver  (Charles),  i,  Sons,  Philadelphia 
De  Wolfe,  Fiske,  &  Co.,  363,  Washington  street,  Boston 
Dick  &  Fitzgerald,  IS,  Ann  street.  New  York 
Diehl,  Frederick,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Dillingham,  G.  W..  27  and  29,  West  Twenty-third  street.  New  York 
Ditaon,  Oliver,  4 Co.,  Boaton.  (Afuaic) 

Dodd,  Mead,  k  Co.,  149,  Fifth  avenue.  New  York 
Draper,  Warren  F.,  Andover,  Mass. 
Duffie,  W.  J.,  Columbia,  S.C. 
Dulany  Co.,  Baltimore 

Dntton,  E.  P.,  t  Co.,  31,  West  Twenty-third  street.  New  York 
Educational  Publishing  Co.,  Boston 
Eldredge  &  Bro.,  Philadelphia 

Electrical  Engineers'  PubliBhers,  203,  Broadway,  New  York 
Engineering  News  Publishing  Co, ,  New  York 
Englehard,  J.  P.,  Jt  Co.,  Chicago 
Estes  k  Lauriat,  303,  Washington  street,  Boston 
Excelsior  Publishing  Co.,  26  and  28,  City  Hall  square.  New  York 
Senno,  R.  F.,  &  Co.,  112,  Fifth  avenue,  New  York 
Flanagan,  A.,  262,  Wabash  avenue,  Chicago 
Forest  ft  Stream  Publishinz  Company,  New  York 
Fortescue,  W.  S.,  ft  Co.,  Philadelphia 

Fowler  ft  Wells  Co.,  27,  East  Twenty-first  street.  New  York.  {Phrenology) 
French,  T,  H.,  26,  West  22nd-Ht,,  New  York ;  and  at  London.       {Brajna) 
Friends'  Book  Association,  1,500,  Race  street,  Philadelphia 
Funk  ft  Wagnalls,  30,  Lafayette  place.  New  York  ;  and  at  Loudon 
Garrett,  P.,  &  Co.,  Philadelphia 
Gilbert  Book  Co.,  Boston 
Ginu  ft  Co.,  Boston ;  and  at  London 
Griggs,  S.  C,  ft  Co.,  262,  Wabash  avenue,  Boston 
Hamilton,  C.  K.,  ft  Co.,  Labanon,  O. 
Hardy,  W.  B.,  Oakland,  Cal. 

Harisoo,  W.  Beverley,  69,  Fifth  avenue,  New  York 
Harley,  F.  M.,  Publishing  Co.,  87-99,  Washington -st.,  Chicago,  DL      1889 

MetaphyBicnl,  Occslt,  Theosopbical,  &c. 
Harper  ft  Bros.,  331,  Pearl  street.  New  York  ;  and  at  London 
Harper,  F.  P.,  17,  East  Sixteenth  street.  New  York 
Haynes,  V.  O.,  ft  Co.,  106,  Fulton  street.  New  York 
Heath,  D.  C.,  &  Co.,  19,  Pemberton  square,  Boston 


202  PUBLISHERS   IN   THE   UNITED   STATES. 


McKay,  23,  South  Ninth  street,  Philadelphia 

McVey,  J.  J.,  39,  North  Thirteenth  street,  Philadelphia 

Meeks,  Edward,  Philadelphia 

Meisterechaft  Publishing  Co.,  196,  Summer  street,  Boston.    (Educalional) 

Merriam  Co.  (The),  67,  Fifth  avenue,  New  York 

Merriam,  G.  &  C. ,  &  Co. ,  Springfield,  Mass. 

Metaphysical  Publishing  Company,  New  York 

Methodist  Book  Concern  (Eaton  k  Mains),  150,  Fifth  avenue,  New  York 

Metric  Bureau,  Boston 

Moravian  Publication  Concern,  Bethlehem,  Pa. 

Morris  &  Wilson,  Minneapolis,  Minn. 

Morton,  John  P. ,  &  Co. ,  Louisville,  Ky. 

Mosher,  T.  B.,  Portland,  Me. 

Murphy,  John,  &  Co.,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Mutual  Book  Co.,  New  York 

National  Temperance  Society  &  Publishing  House,  New  York 

Neely,  F.  Tennyson,  New  York  and  Chicago 

Nelson,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  33,  East  Seventeenth  street.  New  York 

New  Amsterdam  Book  Company,  New  York 

New  York  Publishing  Company,  New  York 

Nims,  H.  B.,  &  Co.,  Troy,  New  York 

Normal  Publishing  House,  Danville,  Ind. 

Novello,  Ewer,  k  Co.,  21,  East  Seventeenth  street.  New  York.     {Music) 

Ogilvie  (J.  S.)  Publishing  Co.,  57,  Rose  street,  New  York 

Outing  Publishing  Co.,  New  York 

Page  (L.  C.)  &  Co.,  196,  Summer  street,  Boston,  Mass. 

Path  (The),  144,  Madison  avenue,  New  York.  {TheoaophiccU) 

Paul  (Peter)  Book  Co.,  Buflfalo,  New  York 

Peck,  George  G.,  11,  Murray  street.  New  York 

Peck,  H.  H. ,  New  Haven,  Ct. 

Penn  Publishing  Co. ,  Philadelphia 

Penny  backer,  Percy  V.,  Palestine,  Tex. 

Perkins,  T.  B.,  New  York 

Phonographic  Institute,  Cincinnati 

Pitman,  Isaac,  &  Sons,  Union  square.  New  York 

Polock,  M.,  Philadelphia 

Polyglot  Book  Co. ,  Chicago 

Pono,  William  A.,  &  Co.,  New  York.  (Music,  <fec.) 

Pott,  James,  &  Co.,  283,  Fourth  avenue.  New  York.  {ProL  Episcopal) 

Potter,  John  E.,  &  Co.,  Philadelphia 

Prang  Educational  Co.,  Boston 

Presbyterian  (The)  Board  of  Publication  and  Sabbath  School  Work, 
1334,  Chestnut  street,  Philadelphia 

Proctor  Brothers,  Gloucester,  Mass. 

Public  School  Publishing  Co. ,  Bloomington,  111. 

Pustet,  Fr. ,  &  Co. ,  62,  Barclay  street.  New  York 

Putnam,  Eben,  Salem,  Mass. 

Putnam's  (G.  P.)  Sons,  27  and  29,  West  Twenty- third  street.  New  York  ; 
and  at  London 

Rand,  McNally ,  &  Co. ,  Chicago 

Randolph  (The  A.  D.  F.)  Co.,  103,  Fifth  avenue.  New  York.     1851 

Raub  &  Co. ,  Philadelphia 

Reformed  Church  in  America,  Board  of  Publication  of,  25,  East  Twenty- 
second  street.  New  York 

Register  Publishing  Co. ,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich. 


PUBLISHERS   IN   THE   UNITED   STATES.  203 


Revell,  ¥.  H.,  &  Co.,  63,  Wabash  ave.,  Chicago ;  and  Fifth  ave.,  New  York 

Richmond  &  Backus  Co.,  Detroit,  Mich. 

Roberts  Bros.,  Boston 

Routledge  (6.)  &  Sons  Ltd.,  27,  West  23rd-st.,  New  York;  and  at  London 

Sadler  Publishing  Co. ,  Baltimore,  Md. 

Sadlier,  D.  &  J.,  &  Co.,  31,  Barclay  street,  New  York 

Schermerhorn,  J.  W.,  &  Co.,  New  York 

Schoenhof,  Carl,  Boston 

School  Supply  Co. ,  Lebanon,  O. 

Scientific  (The)  Publishing  Co.,  New  York 

Scrantom,  Wetmore,  &  Co.,  Rochester,  N.Y. 

Scribner's  (Charles)  Sons,  1^,  Fifth  avenue,  New  York 

Scudder's  (J.  M. )  Sons,  Cincinnati 

Sever,  C.  W.,  Cambridge,  Mass. 

Sheldon  &  Co. ,  New  York 

Sherwood,  George,  &  Co. ,  Chicago 

Shuey,  W.  J.,  Dayton,  O. 

Siegel  Cooper  Co.,  Sixth  avenue,  New  York  ;  and  at  Chicago 

Silver,  Burdett,  &  Co. ,  Boston 

Southern  Methodist  Publishing  House  (Barbee  &  Smith),  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Sower  (Christopher)  Co.,  Philadelphia 

Spon  &  Chamberlain,  New  York 

Standard  School  Book  Co. ,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Stark,  James  H.,  275,  Washington  street,  Boston,  Mass.     1884 

History  ;  Guides  to  West  Indies,  &c. 
Steiger,  E.,  &  Co.,  25,  Park  place.  New  York 
Stone,  Herbert,  S.,  &  Co.,  Chicago  and  New  York 
Stoddard,  J.  M.,  &  Co.,  Philadelphia 
Thompson,  Brown,  &  Co.,  Boston 
Ticknor  &  Co.,  211,  Tremont  street,  Boston 
Tracy,  Gibbs,  &  Co. ,  Madison,  Wis. 

Transatlantic  Publishing  Co. ,  63,  Fifth  Avenue,  New  York 
Ulbrich,  Otto,  Buffalo,  N.Y. 

Universalist  Publishing  Co.,  30,  West  street,  Boston 
University  Publishing  Co. ,  New  York 
Van  Nostrand  (D.)  Co.,  23,  Murray  street,  New  York 
Waddey  Co.,  Everett,  Richmond,  Va. 
Walker,  Evans,  &  Cogswell,  Charleston,  S.C. 

Ward  A  Drummond,  164,  Fifth  avenue.  New  York.      {Juvenile  Religious) 
Ward,  Lock,  &,  Co.,  15,  East  Twelfth  street,  New  York  ;  and  at  London 
Wame,  F. ,  &  Co. ,  103,  Fifth  avenue.  New  York  ;  and  at  London 
Wells,  L.  S.,  Wilmington,  Del. 
Werner  Co.,  The,  Chicago 

Werner,  Edgar  S.,  108,  East  Sixteenth  street,  New  York 
Western  Methodist  Book  Concern  (Curts  &  Jennings),  Cincinnati  &  Chicago 
Western  Publishing  House,  Chicago 

Whidden,  Bradlee,  18,  Arch  street,  Boston.  {NcUural  History) 

Whitine,  Charles  H.,  Boston 
Whittaker,  Thomas,  2,  Bible  House,  New  York 
Wilde  Co. ,  A.  E. ,  Cincinnati 
Wiley,  John  &  Sons,  New  York 
Williams,  A.,  &  Co.,  Raleigh,  N.C. 
Witter,  Conrad,  St.  Louis 
Wood,  William,  &  Co.,  New  York 
Young  (The)  Churchman  Co.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.     1884.     {Theological) 


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1  8 

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32 

1  6 
1  6 

1  7 

0 
0 
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34 
36 

38 

1  8 

0 

40 

1  9 

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42 

1  10 

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1  11 

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0    56 


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0    90 

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1  04 

35 

1  08 

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46 

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67 

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2    5 
2    6 

2    7 


2    8 

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2  11 

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8  11 
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5  0 

6  0 

7  0 

8  0 

9  0 

10  0 

11  0 

12  0 
16  0 
20    0 

£2 
£3 
£4 
£5 


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0  58 
0  60 
0    62 


0    64 
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0    68 


0    70 
0    72 

0    74 


0    76 
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0    80 


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0    88 

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0  .94 

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44 
68 
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2  88 

3  84 

4  80 
9  60 

14  40 

19  20 

24  00 


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fr.  c. 

3  00 

3  02 

3  12-5 

3  23 

3  25 
33 
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44 

3  50 

3  54 

3  62-5 

3  65 

3  75 

8  85 

8  87-5 

3  96 


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7 
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11  25 

12  50 

13  75 
15  00 
20  00 
25  00 
50  00 
75  00 

100  00 
125  00 


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m.  pf. 

2  40 

2  60 

2  60 

2  70 

2  80 

2  90 

2  92 
8  00 

3  08 
8  10 

8  20 

8  30 

3  40 

3  50 

3  60 

8  70 

3  80 
8  90 

4  00 
4  16 
6  00 

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9  00 

10  00 

11  00 

12  00 
16  00 
20  00 
40  00 
60  00 
80  00 

100  00 


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Librarian.  Est.  1878.  One  Branch  Reading  Room.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending 
Department,  9,500  ;  Reference  Department,  7,000  ;  annual  circulation,  about  87,000. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £740,  £120  being  expended  in  books.  Collection  of 
Aston,  Birmingham,  and  Warwickshire  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  am.  to 
10  p.m. ;  Wednesdays  9  a.m  to  2  p.m.  Free  Lectures  fortnightly,  from  October  to 
March. 

Barking  {Essex)  Public  Library,  East  street:  George  Jackson,  Librarian. 
Opened  1889.  Number  of  volumes,  6,600 ;  annual  circulation,  16,600.  Annual  income 
from  library  rate  £400,  about  £20  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p. m 

Barnsley  Free  Public  Library,  Harvey  Listitute  :  John  B.  Kane, 
Librarian.  Opened  1890.  6,500  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  44,000.  Annual 
income  from  liorary  rate  £520,  allowing  £120  for  the  purchase  of  books. 

Barrow-in-Furness  Free  Public  Library,  Town  Hall  :  Ernest  Beck, 
Librarian.  Opened  1891.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  and  two  Branch 
Libraries,  17,166 ;  Reference  Department,  3,306 ;  Boys'  Library,  2,247 ;  total  annual 
circulation,  128,775.  Annual  income  from  library  rate  £800,  about  £170  being 
available  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Collection  of  local  books.  Open  on  week-days 
from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Bebington  {near  Birkenhead),  "Mayer"  Free  Library:  John  Hardine, 
Librarian.  Est.  1866.  Libraries'  Acts  adopted  1894.  Number  of  volumes  In 
Lending  Department,  15,000 ;  Reference  Department,  4,000.  This  library  was  given 
to  Bebington  by  the  late  J.  Mayer,  Esq.,  F.S.A. 

Bexley  {Kent)  Public  Library,  Bexley  Heath :  A.  H.  Reed,  Secretary 
pro  tern.  Opened  1898.  Contains  2,000  volumes.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate 
£200.    Open  on  week-nights  only. 

BiDEFORD  {Devon)  Free  Public  Library,  Bridge  Building :  Joseph  Major, 
Librarian.  Est.  1887.  About  4,600  volumes.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  and 
endowment  £100.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

Bilston  {Staffs.)  Free  Library:  M.  Fox,  Librarian.  Est.  1873.  7,336 
volumes ;  annual  circulation,  17,500.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £200.  Open 
on  week-nights  from  6  to  9  p.m. 


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BiNGLEY  (Torks.)  Free  Librabt,  Town  Hall  :  W.  Green,  Librarian. 
Opened  1891.  8,200  volumes  ;  annual  circulation  42,000.  Annual  income  from 
penny  rate  about  £141.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

Birkenhead  Free  Public  Library  :  William  May,  Librarian.  Est.  1866. 
Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  and  two  Branch  Libraries,  47,689 ;  Refer- 
ence Department,  14,869;  annual  circulation,  320,210.  The  penny  rate  produces 
£2,100,  of  which  about  £600  is  annually  spent  in  books.  The  Library  possesses 
collections  of  Shakespeariana,  County  Histories,  and  English  Topography  generally  ; 
English  Dialectics,  Technical  and  Scientific  Literature,  &c.  Open  from  9  a  m.  to 
9-30  p.m.  on  week-days  only. 

Birmingham  Free  Libraries  :  J.  D.  Muliius,  Librarian.  Est.  1861.  Cen- 
tral Library  (Reference  and  Central  Lending  Departments)  and  Nine  Branches. 
Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Library,  21,000 ;  Reference  Department, 
188,100 ;  Branch  Libraries,  65,000 ;  annual  circulation,  1,260,000.  Annual  income 
from  rates  £13,600,  about  £2,000  being  expended  in  books.  Special  collections : 
Birmingham  books,  Shakespeare  Memorial  Library,  Byron  Collection,  Cervantes 
Collection.  Reference  Library  open  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.,  and  on  Sundays  from 
3  to  9  p.m.:  Lending  Libraries  open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 
Newsroom  at  each  Branch  Librarj'  open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Blackburn  Free  Public  Library,  Museum,  and  Art  Gallery,  Library 
street :  R.  Ashton,  Librarian  and  Curator.  Opened  1862.  Number  of  volumes  in 
Lending  Department,  26,351 ;  Reference  Department,  24,159 ;  annual  circulation 
130,000.  Annual  income  £1,900,  derived  from  penny  rate,  affording  £900  for  the 
purchase  of  books.  Collection  of  local  books  and  pamphlets  (over  600.)  Open  on 
week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9-45  p.m.  In  the  Museum  is  the  "Drift"  collection  of 
Geological  specimens  made  by  Mr.  D.  Geddes  the  late  curator ;  collection  of  Lan- 
cashire Birds,  (fee.  The  Art  Gallery  contains  the  "Dodgson"  collection  of  Water 
Colour  Drawings  and  Oil  Paintings,  including  portrait  of  Mrs.  Barton,  by  Sir  Joshua 
Reynolds.    During  1896,  64,000  persona  visited  the  Museum  and  Art  Gi^lery. 

Blackpool  Free  Public  Library,  Market  street:  Miss  Kate  Lewtas, 
Librarian.  Opened  1880.  Number  of  volumes  10,616 ;  annual  circulation,  81,238. 
Annual  income  from  rate  £1,000 :  about  £130  is  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a. m.  to  10  p.m. 

Bolton  Free  Public  Library,  Town  Hall  square :  James  K.  Waite, 
Librarian.  Opened  1863.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Department 
15,882  ;  Reference  Department,  41,837  ;  four  Branch  Libraries,  27,430  ;  total  annual 
circulation,  447,566.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £1860,  affording  £70  for  pur- 
chase of  Books.  Collection  of  local  works.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m  to  9  p.m. 
In  connection  are  the  Chadwick  Museum  and  Mere  Hall  Art  Gallery  and  Museum. 

BooTLE  [near  Liverpool)  Free  Public  Library  and  Museum,  Oriel  road  : 
John  J.  Ogle,  Librarian  and  Curator.  Established  1887.  Number  of  volumes  in 
Lending  Department,  11,660 :  Reference  Department,  6,000 ;  annual  circulation, 
102,200.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  antl  grant  £2,100,  of  which  about  £400  is 
available  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 
The  Museum  has  a  good  collection  of  European  Beetles,  Triassic  Footprint  slabs, 
and  specimens  illustrating  the  Timber  trade.  The  committee  manage  a  Technical 
School  on  the  premises,  and  administer  large  grants  from  the  residue  under  the 
Local  Taxation  (Customs  and  Excise)  Act  for  Technical  Instruction. 

Bournemouth  Public  Library,  6,  Cumnor  terrace,  Old  Christchurch  road : 
Charles  Riddle,  Librarian.  Opened  1896.  Nearly  10,000  volumes ;  annual  circula- 
tion, 142,588.  Annual  income  from  rate  and  other  sources  £1,460,  about  £300  being 
available  for  purchase  of  books.  Special  local  collection.  Open  from  11  a.m.  to 
9  p.m.  week-days  only. 

Bradford  Public  Free  Libraries  and  Art  Museum  :  Butler  Wood, 
Secretary  and  Librarian.  Est.  1871.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending 
Library,  20,289 ;  Reference  Department,  34,273 ;  in  ten  Branch  Libraries,  39,201 ; 
annual  circulation,  602,108.  The  penny  rate  yields  £4,000,  about  £1,000  being  avail- 
able for  the  purchase  of  books.  Desiderata :  Books  printed  in  or  written  by  authors 
of  Bradford  district.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  Museum  and 
Reading  Rooms  open  on  Sundays  from  6  to  9  p.m. 

Brentford  (Middlesex)  Public  Library  :  Fred.  Turner,  Librarian. 
Opened  1890.  Number  of  volumes,  5,740;  annual  circulation,  23,000.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £348,  about  £30  being  spent  in  books.  Special  collection 
of  Books,  Prints,  Photographs,  and  Maps  dealing  with  the  town.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 


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Bridgwater  (Somerset)  Free  Librart,  High  street  :  Mrs.  Baker, 
Librarian.  Est.  1860.  About  3,000  volumes  in  Central  and  1,000  in  Branch  Library. 
£175  annually  derived  from  rates.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Brierley  Hill  [Staffs.)  Free  Library:  Joseph  H.  Dudley,  Librarian. 
Est.  1875.  Over  2,000  volumes ;  annual  issue  16,500.  Income  from  library  rate  £120. 
Open  on  Tuesdays  and  Fridays  from  7  to  9  p.m. 

Briohouse  ( Yorks, )  Free  Library  :  J.  A.  Wroe,  Librarian. 

Brighton  Public  Library — Victoria  Lending  Library,  Royal  Pavilion : 
F.  W.  Madden,  m.r.a.8.,  Librarian.  Public  Library  Est.  1878 ;  Lending  Library 
1889.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  29,269— annual  issue  111,775 ; 
Reference  Department,  16,182— annual  issue  44,061.  Supported  by  a  special  Pavilion 
rate  realising  £2,980,  affording  £600  for  library  purchases.  Reference  Library  open 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  Lending  Library  open  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 
Special  collections  :  Clericetti,  Cfobden,  Elliott,  Ilalliwell-Phillii)ps,  Long,  Mathews, 


specimens 

marble  statue  of  Nausicaa,  by  Wyon ;  original  pictures  by  West,  Leatham,  and 

Lawrence. 

Bristol  Corporation  Museum  and  Reference  Library,  Queen's  road, 
Clifton  :  L.  Acland  Tavlor,  Librarian.  Est.  1772,  and  transferred  to  the  Corporation 
in  1891,  to  be  maintained  under  the  "Museums  and  Gymnasiums"  Act.  About 
50,000  volumes.  Annual  income  £2,200.  Special  collections :  '*  Bristol " — Chatterton 
MSS.,  Early  Missals,  County  Histories,  Archaeology,  &c.  Open  on  week-days  from 
9-30  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Bromley  [Kent)  Public  Library,  Tweedy  road :  John  Harrison,  Librarian. 
Opened  1894.  Number  of  volumes,  6,700 ;  annual  circulation,  70,000.  Annual  income 
from  penny  rate  £600,  about  £100  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  only. 

Burnley. — Library  in  course  of  formation. 

BuRSLEM  (Staffs.)  Free  Library:  James  Rigby,  Librarian.  Est.  1870. 
About  8,000  vols.;  annual  circulation  £27,000.  Income  from  penny  rate  £457.  Open 
every  week-day. 

Burton-on-Trbnt  Public  Library,  Union  street:  S.  T.  W.  Grose, 
Librarian.  Opened  1897.  Contains  about  10,000  volumes.  Annual  income  from 
library  rate  £880.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Bury  [Lanes.) — Library  in  course  of  formation.  New  buildings  for  a 
Public  Library  and  Art  Gallery  are  being  erected. 

Buxton-  Free  Public  Library,  Town  Hall :  T.  Alan  Sarjant,  Librarian. 
Opened  1889.  4,885  volumes  ;  annual  circulation  25,260.  Supported  bv  rate  and 
donations  amounting  to  £860  annually,  about  £70  being  expended  in  books.  Open 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  8  p.m. ;  Reading  Room  from  10  a.m.  to  9  80  p.m. 
Museum  in  course  of  formation. 

Camborne  [Cornwall)  Free  Library  :  J.  Laity,  Librarian.  Opened  1895. 
Contains  4,800  volumes,  with  an  annual  circulation  of  60,000.  Annual  income  from 
bequest  and  fines  £100,  about  £50  being  available  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  from  2  to  9  p.m. 

Cambridge  Free  Library,  Guildhall :  John  Pink,  Librarian.  Opened 
1855.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  25,764 ;  Reference  Department, 
10,926;  Branch  Library,  6,488;  totsu  annual  circulation,  106,000.  Supported  by 
library  rate  producing  £900  per  annum.  Collection  of  Local.  Dramatic,  and 
Shakesperian  works.  Open  from  10  a. m.  to  9-30  p.m.  A  new  branch  has  been 
erected ;  the  rate,  by  a  local  Act,  being  raised  from  one  penny  to  twopence  in  the  £ 
to  defray  the  cost. 

Canterbury  Free  Library  and  Museum,  Guildhall  st. :  A.  D.  Blaxland, 
Librarian  and  Curator.  Opened  1858.  Number  of  volumes  7,800 ;  annual  circula- 
tion 24,000.  Supported  by  penny  rate,  realising  £400  per  annum.  Open  on  week- 
days only  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  Museum  has  a  collection  of  Roman,  Saxon, 
and  other  Pottery,  Birds,  and  Fossil  Birds.  A  new  building  is  being  erected  to  be 
named  the  Beaney  Institute,  after  the  donor,  who  left  £10,000  for  the  building  only. 


210  MUNICIPAL   FREE   LIBRARIES. 


Carlisle  Public  Library,  Museum,  Art  Gallery,  and  School  of 

SciBNCB  AHD  AuT,  TulUo  House,  Castle  street:  Archibald  8parke,  Librarian. 
Est.  1898.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Dej^rtment,  16,000 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 4,000  ;  Juvenile  Library,  1,800 ;  annual  circulation,  100,000.  Annual  income 
from  pennv  rate  £750.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  Specially 
contains  Bibliotheca  Jacksoniana ;  books,  autographs,  portraits,  ana  views  relating 
to,  printed  in,  by,  or  of  natives  of,  the  counties  of  Cumberland,  Westmorland,  and 
Lancashire,  North  of  Sands. 

Carlton  {Notts. )  Free  Public  Library,  Main  street :  Herbert  James 
Hopkinson,  Librarian.  Opened  1887.  About  1,500  volumes.  Penny  rate  realises 
£66  per  annum,  and  allows  £10  for  purchase  of  books.  Op«n  on  week-days  only 
from  10  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

Cheltenham  Public  Library,  Clarence  street :  William  Jones,  Librarian. 
Est.  1888.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  14,000 :  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 10,300 ;  Juvenile  Library,  1,683 ;  annual  circulation,  186,000.  Annual  income 
from  library  rate  £1,147,  about  £160  of  this  being  expended  in  books.  Possesses 
the  '*  Day''  Librar:^  of  Natural  History  (1,200  vob.)  presented  by  the  daughter  of 
the  late  Dr.  Francis  Day,  c.i.x.,  and  a  collection  of  local  books  and  pamphlets. 
Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9-80  p.m.  In  addition  to  the  £150  spent  inbooks, 
an  annual  grant  of  £100  is  made  by  the  County  Council  Technical  Education  Com- 
mittee for  purchasing  books  on  Science,  Art,  and  Technology.  The  Schools  of  Art 
and  Science  are  under  the  same  roof. 

Chester  Public  Library,  St.  John  street :  Ernest  H.  Caddie,  Librarian. 
Opened  1877.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  10,600 ;  Reference  De- 
partment, 7,500  ;  annual  circulation,  60,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £845, 
allowing  £160  for  purchase  of  books.  Special  collections :  Local  Prints  and  En- 
gravings, and  Works  relating  to  Chester  or  the  county.  Open  on  week-days  only, 
from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  The  Grosvenor  Museum,  situate  in  Grosvenor  road,  Chester 
(Curator,  Mr.  Robert  Newstead)  is  at  present  distinct  from  the  Public  Library,  and 
under  different  management. 

Chesterfield  Free  Library,  Corporation  street :  D.  Gorman,  Librarian. 
Est.  1880.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  9,200  ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 1,700  ;  annual  issue,  62,120.  Supported  by  library  rate.  Annual  income  £365. 
Desiderata  .—Worka  on  Art,  Science,  Literature,  Manufactures,  Books  relating  to 
Derbyshire.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  Non-residents  are  allowed 
to  borrow  books  on  payment  of  6s.  per  annum. 

Chiswick  {Middlesex)  Public  Library,  Bolton  Gardens :  Henry  J.  Hewitt, 
Librarian.  Opened  1890.  About  5,500  volumes ;  annual  circulation  68,781.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £462,  of  which  £100  is  expended  in  books.  Collection  of 
local  topography.  Degiderata  .—Prints  and  views  of  local  interest.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays,  8  to  9  p.m. 

Cleator  Moor  {Cumberland)  Free  Library,  Market  place:  Rowland 
Baxter,  Librarian.    Opened  1896.    Contains  2.847  volumes.    Annual  income  from 

fenny  rate  £150,  about  £60  being  spent  in  books.    Open  on  week-nights  only  from 
to  9  p.m. 

Clitheroe  {Lanes. )  Free  Library,  Town  Hall,  Church  street :  John  W. 
Hayhurst,  Librarian.  Opened  1878.  6,600  volumes  ^  annual  circulation,  22,500. 
Annual  income  from  rate  £180,  about  £56  being  spent  m  books.  Open  on  week-days 
only,  from 6-30  to  9-80  p.m.;  Saturdays,  3  to  9-30  p.m. 

Colchester  Pdblic  Library,  Town  Hall :  George  Rickword,  Librarian, 
Opened  1894.  7,500  volumes ;  annual  circulation  65,000.  £650  annually  derived 
from  rate,  affording  £150  for  purchase  of  books.  Special  collection  of  local  works, 
and  Archbishop  Harsnett's  Library  (died  1631).    Open  on  week-days  only. 

CoLNE  {Lanes.)  Public  Library:  Ernest  Crowther,  Librarian.  Opened 
1896.  Contains  3,900  volumes.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £280.  Open  on 
week-days  only. 

CoLWALL  {Hereford). — The  Parish  Council  has  adopted  the  Public  Libraries' 
Acts. 

Coventry  Free  Public  Library  :  Edward  Brown,  Librarian.    Opened 

1868.    About  24,000  volumes. 


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211 


Croydon  (Surrey)  Pcjblio  Libraries,  Municipal  Buildings,  Katherine  st. : 
L.  Stanley  Jast,  Librarian.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library,  Lending  De- 
partment, 13,967 ;  Reference  Department,  6,237  ;  three  Branch  Libraries,  16,427 ; 
total  annual  circulation,  293,700.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  and  donations 
£2,700,  allowing  £500  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Special  collections :  Local  Books, 
Pamphlets,  &c.  Desiderata:  Any  books,  pamphlets,  &c.,  relating  to  Croydon  or 
Surrey,  or  printed  in  Croydon,  or  by  Croydon  authors.  Open  on  week-days  only 
from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Darlaston  [Staffs, )  Free  Library,  Victoria-rd. :  Annie  Simkin,  Librarian. 
Est.  1891.  4,488  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  13,000.  Supported  by  penny  rate. 
Open  every  week-day. 

Darlington. — The  Edward  Pease  Public  Library :  W.  J.  Arrowsmith, 
Librarian.  Est.  1885.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  16,264 ;  Refer- 
ence Department,  6,268 ;  annual  circulation,  about  117,000.  The  penny  rate  brings 
in  £700,  about  £150  being  expended  yearly  in  books.  Special  collection  of  books 
relating  to  the  early  history  of  the  Society  of  Friends,  Local  Literature,  &c.  Open 
on  week-days  from  11  a.m.  to  9  p.m. ;  Newsrooms  open  on  Sundays  from  2  to  9  p.m. 
The  late  Edward  Pease,  Esq.,  left  £10,000  to  be  expended  in  establishing  a  Public 
Library.  The  site  was  given  by  Sir  Joseph  Pease,  Bart.,  M.P.,  and  Arthur  Pease, 
Esq.,  J.P.,  brothers  of  the  former. 

Darwen  (Lanes.)  Public  Library:  John  Edwin  Cawthome,  Librarian. 
Est.  1871.  Central  Library  contains  12,000  volumes  ;  one  Branch  Library  and  twenty 
School  Libraries,  5,000  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  65,000.  Annual  income  from 
rate  £500,  affording  £150  for  purchase  of  books.  Collection  of  Illustrated  Books. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  public  have  direct  access  to  the  book- 
shelves both  in  the  Lending  and  Reference  Departments.  A  Ladies'  Reading  Room 
is  provided. 

Denton  and  Haughton  (near  Manchester)  Free  Library,  Peel  street, 
Denton  :  David  Smith.  Librarian.  Est.  1889.  About  3,000  volumes  ;  annual  circu- 
lation 20,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £180.  Open  on  week-days  from 
8  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Derby  Free  Library,  Museum,  and  Art  Gallery,  Wardwick  ;  William 
Crowther,  Librarian.  Opened  1870.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Deapartment, 
19,337  ;  Reference  Department,  10,847  ;  Children's  Library,  1,491 ;  annusil  circula- 
tion, 167,695.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £1,737  ;  about  £600  being  available 
for  purchase  of  books.  Contains  the  '*  Devonshire  "  Library,  a  collection  of  Derby- 
shire Books,  the  nucleus  of  which  was  presented  by  the  late  Duke  of  Devon^ire. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  The  Museum  contains  typical 
collections  of  Minerals  and  Fossils,  and  the  ''Felix  Joseph"  collection  of  Derby 
China. 

Devonport  Free  Public  Library,  Duke  street:  Fred  W.  Hunt,  Librarian. 
Est.  1880.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department  14,000 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 990 ;  Boys'  Library,  950 ;  annual  circulation,  60,000.  Annual  income  from 
penny  rate  £700.  Reading  Room  open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  A 
Museum  in  connection,  contains  a  valuable  collection  of  Minerals.  The  Library  is 
a  splendid  building  formerly  used  as  a  lecture  hall  for  the  Mechanics'  Institute. 

Dewsbury  Free  Public  Library,  Wellington  road :  William  H.  Smith, 
Librarian.  Established  1899.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  10.262 ; 
Reference  Department,  3,000 ;  annual  circulation,  70,000.  The  penny  rate  produces 
£500,  about  £150  of  which  is  expended  in  books.  Over  600  worxs  relating  to  York- 
shire.   Open  on  week-days  from  8-30  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  from  6  to  9  p.m. 

DoNCASTER  Borough  Free  Library,  St.  George'aGate :  MissM.  C.  Scott, 
Librarian.  Est.  1869.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  15,284 ;  Refer- 
ence Department  3,000 ;  annual  circulation,  71.390.  Annual  income  from  penny 
rate  £633,  affording  £130  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  10  p.m.,  Sundays  2  to  9-30  p.m. 

Douglas  (Isle  of  Man)  Public  Library  :  John  Taylor,  Librarian.  Est. 
1886.  Number  of  volumes  11,388.  The  penny  rate  produces  about  £630,  affording 
£120  for  the  purchase  of  books.    Special  collection  :  Works  relating  to  the  island. 

Dudley  ( Worcestershire)  Free  Library,  Stone  street :  William  Southill, 
Librarian.  Opened  1888.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library,  9,907 ;  two  Branch 
Libraries,  3,015.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £570,  about  £60  being  available 
for  the  purchase  of  books.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 


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DuKiNFiELD  Free  Library,  Town  lane  :  Edwin  Bennett  Broadrick, 
Librarian.  Opened  1895.  6,670  volumes.  Supported  by  penny  rate  realising  £216. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  11  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Ealing  (Middlesex)  Public  Library  :  Thomas  Bonner,  Librarian.  Est. 
1888.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  10,641 ;  Reference  Department, 
1,112  ;  annual  circulation,  136,739.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate,  fines,  <fec.,  £913, 
about  £150  of  this  being  spent  in  books.  Newsroom  open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  10  p.m. ;  Library  (closed  on  Thursdays)  from  10  a.m.  to  8-30  p.m. 

Eastbourne  Free  Public  Library  :  J.  H.  Hardcastle,  Librarian.  Opened 
1896.  Contains  8,490  volumes.  Annual  income  from  halfpenny  rate  £530,  about 
£330  being  available  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m. 
to  10  p.m. 

Edmonton  [Middlesex)  "Passmorb  Edwards"  Public  Library,  Low^er 
Edmonton :  Percy  W.  Farmborough,  f.z.s.,  etc..  Librarian.  Opened  1897.  Con- 
tains 2,600  volumes.  Annual  income  from  rate  and  voluntary  contributions  £350. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  income  is  at  present  inade- 
quate to  support  the  building,  which  is  a  very  large  one,  presented  by  Mr.  Passmore 
Edwards. 

Enfield  [Middlesex)  Public  Library,  Court  House :  C.  F.  Harrison, 
Librarian.  Opened  1893.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  and  two  Branch  Libraries 
7,800  ;  annual  circulation  60,000.  Penny  rate  produces  £450,  allowing  £140  for  pur- 
chase of  books.  Collection  of  old  works  relating  to  parish.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  11  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Evesham  Public  Library,  Market  place :  Mac  J.  Cumming,  Librarian. 
Opened  1897.  5,600  volumes.  Annual  income  from  rate  £110.  Special  collections  : 
Sanford  Library ;  Colston  Library  of  660  volumes,  bequeathed  oy  John  Colston  ; 
The  John  Gibbs'  Collection  ef  Scientific  Works,  200  volumes.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Exeter. — Albert  Memorial  Museum  and  Free  Library,  Queen-st.:  James 
Dallas,  ii'.L.s.,  Curator  and  Chief  Librarian.  Est.  1865.  Number  of  volumes  in 
Lending  Department,  7,595;  Reference  Department,  9,352;  annual  issue,  46,611. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  and  other  sources,  £800,  about  £120  being  expended 
in  books.  Desiderata : — Local  works  on  Devon  and  Cornwall.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.   An  Art  Gallery  and  Schools  of  Science  and  Art  are  attached. 

Falmouth  Free  Public  Library,  situated  on  the  Moor :  Hon.  Librarians,  * 
Messrs.  N.  Fox  and  F.  J.  Bowles ;  Sub-Librarian,  R.  H.  Brenton.  Established  1894. 
Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  2,500 :  Reference  Department,  500. 
Annual  circulation  20,000,  supported  by  penny  rate  and  voluntary  donations.  Annual 
income  £140.  Open  every  evening  except  Tuesdays  from  6  to  9  p.m.,  and  also  Mon- 
days, Wednesdays  and  Saturdays,  11  to  2  p.m. 

Fleetwood. — Fielden  Free  Library :  Miss  M.  Mason,  Librarian.  Est. 
1887.    Number  of  volumes  about  2,800.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Folkestone  Free  Public  Library,  Grace  hill :  Stuart  G.  Hills,  Librarian. 
Est.  1879.  9,044  volumes;  annual  circulation,  55,706.  Annual  income  from  library 
rate  about  £700.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Gateshead-on-Tyne  Public  Library,  Swinburne  st. :  Henry  E.  Johnston, 
Librarian.  Est.  1835.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  11,100 ;  Refer- 
ence Department,  1,000 ;  Boys'  Library,  '1,064 ;  annual  circulation,  90,000.  Sup- 
ported by  penny  rate  yielding  £1,220,  about  £200  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on 
week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.    Sundays,  2  to  5  and  6  to  9  p.m. 

Glossop  [Derbyshire)  Free  Library,  Faubel  road :  Harriet  Warhurst, 
Librarian.  Est.  1888.  Contaihs  4,000  volumes.  Supported  by  penny  rate.  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  2  to  9  p.m. 

Gloucester. — Public  Libraries'  Acts  adopted  1894.  Arrangements  have 
now  been  completed  for  the  erection  of  a  new  building. 

GosPORT  {Hants. )— -Gosport  and  Alverstoke  Public  Library,  High  street : 
Albert  Tray,  Librarian.  Opened  1891.  6,280  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  42,810. 
Annual  income  from  rate  £300,  about  £90  being  expended  in  books.  Collection  of 
local  and  Hampshire  books.    Open  on  week-days  from  11  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 


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Gbandbobouoh  (Bticks)  Public  Libraby,  in  Parochial  Room :  W.  Norman, 
Librarian.  Opened  1896.  Supported  by  Library  rate.  Open  on  week-nights  only. 
Affiliated  to  Middle  Olaydon  (Bucks.). 

Gravesend  Public  Libraby,  Municipal  Technical  School :  A.  Watkinson, 
Librarian.    Est.  1898.    6,074  volnmes ;  annual  circulation,  36,700.    Supported  by 

Senny  rate  producing  £420,  of  which  £100  is  available  for  the  purchase  of  books, 
'pen  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Grays  (Essex). — Thurrock  Free  Public  Library  :  Mrs.  Annie  George, 
Librarian.  Opened  1896.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £130.  Open  on  week- 
days only  from  9-80  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Greenwich. — Library  in  course  of  formation. 

Guernsey.— Guille-AU^s  Lib.  Est.  1856.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending 
Department,  40,000 ;  Reference  Dej^artmeut,  20,000  ;  Branch  Librarv  at  Stark,  600  ; 
Juvenile  Library,  1,000 ;  annual  circulation,  about  50,000.  Founded  by  Messrs. 
Quille  and  AU^s.  About  £600  is  spent  annually  in  books.  Possesses  original 
editions  of  Victor  Hugo's  Works,  Local  History,  and  History  of  Channel  Islands, 
Normandy,  Brittany,  &c.  Open  on  week-days  from  9-80  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  Reading 
Rooms  open  free  to  visitors.  A  Museum  is  in  connection,  containing  valuable  Geo- 
logical Collections ;  also  lar^e  collection  of  Minerals,  formerly  tae  property  of 
James  Watt,  the  eminent  Engmeer. 

Halifax  Public  Library,  Belle  Vue :  J.  Whiteley,  Librarian.  Opened 
1882.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library,  Lending  Department,  25,506  ;  Refer- 
ence Department.  5,108 ;  five  Branch  Libraries,  16,116 ;  annual  circulation,  220,000. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £1,359,  about  £200  being  expended  in  books. 
Defiderata:  Halifax  books  and  pamphlets,  &c.,  prior  to  1850.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  10  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Handsworth  (Staffs.)  Purlic  Libraries,  Soho  road:  John  W.  Roberts* 
Librarian.  Opened  1880.  Central  Library  contains  18,886  volumes  :  Branch 
Library,  1,880  volumes ;  total  annual  circulation,  69,294.     Penny  rate  realises  £670 

§er  annum,  of  which  £120  is  expended  in  books.      Special  collections:  Music, 
taffordshire,  and  Local  books.      Open  on  week-days  only  (Fridays  excepted)  from 
10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Hanlby  Public  Free  Library,  Pall  Mall:  A.  J.  Milward,  Librarian. 
Est.  1887.  Number  of  volnmes  in  Lending  Department,  8,112  ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 2,737 ;  Boys'  Reading  Room,  1,756 ;  annual  circulation,  70,000.  Annual  in- 
come from  penny  rate  £690,  about  £100  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week- 
days from  10  a.m.  to  8-30  p.m.;  Reading  Room  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  Boys'  Reading 
Boom  from  6-30  p.m.  to  9  p.m.;  Ladies^  Reading  Room  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  Has 
a  collection  of  local  literature  and  works  on  Pottery.  . 

Harrogate  Public  Free  Library,  1,  Raglan  street :  Georse  W.  By  era, 
Librarian.  Est.  1887.  Number  of  volumes,  9,135 ;  annual  circulation,  108,820. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £460,  affording  £95  for  the  purchase  of  books. 
Desiderata :  Scientific  and  local  books.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Hartlepool  (Borough  of)  Public  Library,  Middlegate :  James  S.  Ord, 
Librarian.  Opened  1895.  Number  of  volumes,  2,600 ;  annual  circulation,  32,000. 
Supported  by  penny  rate.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  8  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Hartlepool  (West)  Public  Library,  Clarence  road :  Albert  "Watkins, 
Librarian.  Opened  1895.  About  10,000  volumes ;  annual  circulation  100,000.  Annual 
Income  from  penny  rate  £716,  amount  available  for  purchase  of  books  £70.  Ck)llec- 
tion  of  local  works.  Desiderata :  Books  relating  to  Durham.  Open  on  week-days 
from  9-30  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Hastings  Corporation  Reference  Library,  Brassey  Institute  Claremont: 
Edward  H.  Marshall,  M.A.,  Librarian.  Founded  by  Lord  Brassey  in  1881,  and 
presented  by  him  in  1888  to  the  Corporation,  who  now  provide  for  its  maintenance. 
Contains  8,500  volumes.  This  library  was  formed  with  a  special  view  to  the  needs 
of  students  and  educational  books  in  all  branches  are  a  marked  feature  ;  local  books 
upon  Hastings  and  Sussex  generally  are  also  collected.  Open  on  week-days  only 
from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Hereford  Free  Public  Library  and  Museum  :  Jas.  Cockcroft,  Librarian 
and  Secretary.  Est.  1871.  Number  of  volumes,  11,164  ;  annual  circulation,  50,819. 
Annual  Income  from  penny  rate  £450.  A  fine  collection  of  works  relating  to  Here- 
foidshh«.    Open  on  week-days  from  9-80  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 


214  MUNICIPAL    FREE   LIBRARIES. 


Hertford  Public  Library  :  Ernest  Lawrence,  Librarian.  Acts  adopted 
1855.    Number  of  volumes  about  17,800. 

Hbywood  Free  Library  :  Goorge  G.  Chiswell,  Librarian.  Opened  1874. 
Number  of  volumes  11,400 ;  annual  issue  17,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate 
£380,  about  £120  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30 
p.m.    Sundays,  2  to  9  p.m. 

Hinckley  {Leicestershire)  Free  Public  Library  :  Peter  Payne,  Librarian. 
Est.  1888.  Number  of  volumes  3,000 ;  annual  issue  2Q,000.  The  Public  Libraries* 
Acts  have  been  adopted,  but  as  the  population  is  not  large  enough  at  present  to 
support  the  Library  by  a  rate  the  townspeople  have  agreed  to  provide  the  necessary 
funds  for  five  years.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

HiNDLEY  {Lanes.) — The  Leyland  Free  Library  and  Museum:  John  Smith, 
Librarian.  Est.  1887.  Number  of  volumes  4,630 ;  annual  issue  about  9,000.  Income 
from  penny  rate  £220.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Hove  {Stissex)  Free  Public  Library,  11,  Grand  avenue:  John  W.  Lister, 
Librarian.  Est.  1891.  About  10,000  volumes.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate 
£1,200.    Open  on  Week-days  from  10  to  9. 

IIuCKNALL-ToRKARD  {Notts.)  Free PuBLic LIBRARY,  Market  place  :  Henry 
Dennis,  Librarian.  Opened  1888.  4,400  volumes ;  annual  circulation  24,000.  Penny 
rate  produces  £156  annually,  £10  of  this  being  spent  in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  Free  Library  building  was  erected  at  a  cost  of 
£2,000,  and  was  a  gift  from  Messrs.  J.  E.  £IUs,  M.P.,  and  H.  B.  Paget,  Colliery 
Proprietors. 

HuDDERSFiELD  PuBLic  LIBRARY  AND  Art  Gallery,  Somerset  Buildings, 
Church  street :  Arthur  G.  Lockett,  Librarian.  Opened  1898.  Annual  income  from 
rates  £1,250,  about  £150  being  available  for  purchase  of  books.  Desiderata :  Local 
and  Textile  Books.  Open  on  week-days  from  8-80  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  Beading  Booms 
and  Art  Gallery  open  on  Sundays  from  3  to  9  p.m. 

Hull  Public  Libraries  :  William  F.  Lawton,  Librarian.  Opened  1894. 
Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Department,  13,849 ;  Beference  Department, 
12,360  :  three  Branch  Libraries,  30,600  ;  total  annual  circulation,  508,909.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  and  interest  on  James  Beckitt  Endowment  Fund,  £4,068, 
about  £450  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to 
10  p.m. 

Hyde  {Cheshire)  Public  Free  Library,  Market  street :  John  Chorton, 
Librarian.  Opened  1894.  6,400  volumes  ;  annual  circulation  41,000.  Annual  income 
from  penny  rate  £450,  about  £100  being  available  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  from  9-30  a.m.  to  8-30  p.m.,  excepting  Wednesdays  and  Saturdays,  when 
it  doses  at  1  and  6  p.m.  respectively. 

Ipswich. — Victoria  Free  Library,  High  street  :  VV.  Fen  ton.  Librarian. 
Opened  1887.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  and  one  Branch  Library  12,000; 
annual  circulation  80,000.  Annual  income  from  rate  £500,  affording  £150  for  the 
purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  A  new  Befer- 
ence Library  is  about  to  be  built. 

Kendal  Free  Public  Library,  Stricklandgate  :  J.  W.  Singleton, 
Librarian.  Est.  1892.  Number  of  volumes  9,556  ;  annual  circulation  80,000.  The 
penny  rate  realises  £205.  Collection  of  local  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  8 
a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Kettering  {Northamptcnishire)  Public  Library,  Town  Hall :  Kate  E. 
Pierce,  Librarian.  Opened  1896.  Contains  2,600  volumes.  Annual  income  from 
penny  rate  £300.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  11  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Kidderminster  Public  Library  :  William  F.  Baillie,  Librarian.  Est. 
1854.  Lending  and  Beference  Departments  contain  6,000,  and  Children's  library 
400  volumes  ;  annual  circulation  30,000.  Supported  by  penn^^  rate  producing  £330 
per  annum,  and  affording  £90  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Special  collections :  Local 
Works,  Carpet  Weaving  and  Spinning  Industries,  Designing  and  Art  Books. 
Desiderata :  Books  printed  in,  or  written  by  authors  of  Kidderminster  and  district. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  There  is  an  Art  Gallery  in  connection, 
and  also  a  Museum^  containing  a  fine  collection  of  Local  Fossils,  Specimens  of 
Bookbinding  and  Printing,  Egyptian  Art  Treasures,  <&c. 


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Kingston-upon-Thames  Public  Library  :  B.  Carter,  Librarian.  Opened 
1882.  Number  of  volumes  8,480;  annual  circulation,  48,016.  Supported  by  rate 
producing  £660  per  annum,  £100  being  expended  in  books.  Duideraia :  Local  books 
and  prints.    Open  on  week-days  from  8-30  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Lancaster  Public  Librart,  Storey  Institute :  James  M.  Dowbiggin, 
Librarian.  Est.  1893.  Nunber  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  9,200 ;  Reference 
Department.  590:  annual  circulation,  81,097.  Income  from  penny  rate  £600,  of 
which  £250  Is  available  for  the  purchase  of  books.    Open  every  week-day. 

Lbaminoton  Spa  Frbe  Public  Library,  New  Town  Hall,  The  Parade  : 
David  B.  Grant,  Librarian.  Est.  1857.  Lending  Department,  12,489,  and  Reference 
Department,  6,556  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  60,271.  Annual  income  from  penny 
rate  £656  7s.  6d.,  affording  £200  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days, 
and  on  Sunday  afternoons  during  winter  months. 

Leeds  Free  Public  Libraries  :  Thomas  W.  Hand,  Chief  Librarian.  Est. 
1868.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Library,  48,688 ;  Reference  Department, 
52,848 ;  and  in  the  37  Branch  Libraries,  93,143 ;  annual  issue,  986,166.  Annual  income 
from  penny  rate;  less  £800  for  Art  Gallery,  £5,918.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  10 
a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  The  City  of  Leeds  Art  Gallery  is  the  second  largest  in  the  pro- 
vinces; on  the  ground  floor  are  the  permanent  and  general  loan  collections  of 
Paintings  and  other  Works  of  Art.  The  upper  floor  is  reserved  for  special  Exhibi- 
tions of  Faintings,  Arts  and  Crafts,  and  the  like,  for  admission  to  which  a  charge  is 
made— ground  floor  free.  The  Museum  is  partly  Archaeological  but  chiefly  of  Art 
objects :  George  Birkett,  Curator. 

Leek  (Staffs, )  Free  Public  Library,  Nicholson  Institute :  Kineton  Parkes, 
Principal.  Est.  1884.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  7,044 ;  Refer- 
ence Department,  3,000 ;  annual  circulation,  36,354.  Supported  by  penny  rate  and 
contributions  from  the  Nicholson  family,  amounting  to  £430  per  annum,  £70  being 
expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  8  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  In  connection  with 
the  Library  is  a  Book  Club,  subscription  5/-  per  annum.  The  Museum  contains 
local  Geol(^cal  and  Local  Industry  collections.  The  Library  Review  is  edited  at  the 
Nicholson  Institute,  which  contains  also  a  School  of  Art,  Sdence,  and  Technology : 
500  students. 

Leicester  Free  Public  Library,  Wellington  street :  Charles  Vernon 
Kirkby,  Librarian.  Est.  1871.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library,  18,304 ; 
Reference  Department,  15,000 ;  five  Branch  Libraries,  18,000 :  annual  issue.  452,192. 
Annual  income  from  rates,  &c.,  £3,050,  about  £650  of  this  being  expended  in  books. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.;  Sundays  6  to  9  p.m.  Special  collec- 
tions :  Books  on  Ijeicestershire,  printed  in  Leicestershire,  and  by  Leicestershire 
authors.  Leicester  has  also  a  Museum  and  Art  Gallery,  not  connected  with  the 
library.    Curator,  Mr.  M.  Brown. 

Leigh  {Lanes,)  Free  Library,  Railway  road:  James  Ward,  b.a., 
Librarian.  Opened  1894.  Annual  circulation  50,000  volumes.  Annual  income  from 
rate  £558,  £100  of  this  being  spent  in  books.  Local  collections.  Open  on  week- 
days only.  The  Urban  District  Council  have  taken  over  the  library  of  the  Leigh 
Literary  Society. 

Leominster  {Herefordshire)  Free  Public  Library  :  J.  B.  Dowding, 
Librarian.  Est.  1889.  About  1,000  volumes.  Income  from  penny  rate  £147.  Open 
on  week-days  from  9-30  a. m.  to  10  p.m. 

Lbyton  {Essex)  Public  Library:  Z.  Moon,  Librarian.  Opened  1893. 
Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Library,  9,500 ;  Reference  Department, 
2,500 ;  Children's  Library,  1,200.  AnnufQ  income  from  penny  rate  £950,  of  which 
£100  is  available  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Deeiderata:  Essex  books.  Open  on 
week-days  from  10-30  a.m.  to  9-80  p.m.  This  library  is  governed  by  the  Levton 
District  Council,  which  includes  Leytonstone,  Harrow-Green,  and  Wanstead-Slip. 

Lichfield  Free  Library  and  Museum  :  C.  J.  Corrie,  Librarian.  Est. 
1875.  Number  of  volumes  2,000.  The  penny  rate  yields  £100.  Open  Thursdays. 
Hie  Museum  contains  Dr.  Johnson  Belies,  Fossils,  Minerals,  Local  Portraits, 
Roman  Remains,  &c. 

Lincoln,  City  of,  Pubijc  Library,  Silver  street :  Henry  Bond,  Librarian. 
Opened  1895.  Number  of  volumes,  7,390;  annual  circulation,  87,142.  Annual 
income  from  pennv  rate  £600,  about  £100  being  available  for  purchase  of  books. 
Collection  of  local  works.  Deeiderata :  Lincolnshire  Topographical  works.  Open 
on  week-days  from  9-80  a.m.  to  9-80  p.m.;  Sundays  from  8  p.m.  to  9  p.m. 


216  MUNICIPAL   FREE   LIBRARIES. 


Liverpool  Free  Public  Libraries  :  Peter  Cowell,  Chief  Librarian.  Four 
Branch  Libraries  and  three  evening  ReadinK  Rooms.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central 
Reference  Department,  111,000;  in  Branch  Libraries,  72,060;  annual  circulation, 
1,266,963.  Supported  by  penny  rate.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  10 
p.m.,  Fridays  excepted  when  it  closes  at  2  p.m. 

LONDON:— 

Battersea  Public  Library,  265,  Lavender  hill,  s.w. :  Lawrence 
Inkster,  Librarian.  Opened  1890.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library 
Lending  Department,  16,743;  Reference  Department,  11,633;  two  Branch 
Libraries,  13,667;  total  annual  circulation  280,000.  £3,700  is  derived  from 
library  rate,  £400  being  available  for  purchase  of  books.  Special  collections : 
Books  on  London  and  Local  Books.  Open  on  week-days  from  8  a. m.  to  10  p.m.; 
Sundays  from  3  to  9  p.m. 

Bermondsey  Public  Library,  Spa  road,  s.b.:  John  Frowde,  Librarian 
and  Clerk  to  the  Committee.  Est.  1891.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  De- 
partment, 12,024 ;  Reference  Department,  1,026 ;  Juvenile  Library,  1,656 ;  annnal 
circulation,  117,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £1,672.  Collection  of  books 
relating  to  Bermondsey  Parish  and  to  Leather  industries.  Open  on  week-days 
from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m.,  and  on  Sundays  (September  to  April)  from  3  to  9  p.m. 

Bethnal  Green  Free  Library,  London  street,  e.:  G.  F.  Hilcken, 
Librarian.  Est.  1876.  Reference  and  Lending  Libraries  about  40,000  volumes, 
supported  by  voluntary  contributions.  Reference  Library  open  from  10  to  5 
and  from  6  to  10 ;  Lending  Library  all-day. 

British  Museum,  Great  Russell  street,  w.c:  Sir  E.  Maunde  Thomp- 
son, K.C.B.,  D.C.L.,  LL.D.,  F.S.A.,  Principal  Librarian.  1,700,000  volumes.  Reading 
Room  is  o^en  from  9  to  8  (during  the  four  months  May  to  August  it  closes  at  7 
p.m.,  and  is  closed  for  cleaning  the  first  four  week-days  of  March  and  Sept.) 
Admission  by  ticket  on  w^ritten  application  to  the  principal  librarian.  Qosed 
on  Sundays  and  public  holidays. 

British  Museum  (Natural  History)  South  Kensington  Libraries  (1881). 
Over  70,000  volumes.  General  Library  of  24,000  volumes  :  Zoological  Library, 
17,000  volumes ;  also  Botanical,  Geological  and  Mineralogical  Libraries.  Con- 
tains the  Tweeddale  collection  of  Ornithological  Works.    Hours  10  to  4. 

Bromley-by-Bow  Public  Library,  126,  Brunswick  road  :  William 
Pool,  Librarian.  Opened  1895.  3,000  volumes.  Supported  by  rates.  Open  on 
week-days  only. 

Camberwell  Public  Libraries,  s.e.:  Edward  Foskett,  p.r.s.l.,  Chief 
Librarian.  Opened  1890.  Central  Library  and  four  Branches  contain  about 
60,000  volumes;  annual  circulation  over  600,000.  Income  from  penny  rate 
£4,600.  Denderata:  Angling,  Shakespeariana,  Local  Topography.  Open  on 
week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays,  3  to  9  p.m.  The  borough  includes 
the  parliamentary  divisions  of  Dulwich,  Peckham,  and  North  Camberwell, 
having  at  present  a  population  of  over  275,000.  The  South  London  Fine  Art 
Gallery  and  Technical  Institute  are  now  administered  at  Camberwell  under  the 
Libraries'  Acts,  the  first  instance  of  the  kind  in  London. 

Chelsea  Public  Libraries,  Manresa  road,  s.w.,  and  Harrow  road, 
Eensal  Town,  w. :  J.  Henry  Quinn,  Librarian.  Opened  1887.  Number  of 
volumes  in  Central  Lending  Department,  16,200 ;  Reference  Department,  8,200 ; 
Boys'  Library,  710 ;  Branch  Library  at  Eensal  Town,  7,480  ;  annual  circulation, 
260,000.  Annual  income  from  library  rate  £3,800,  affording  £700  for  purchase  of 
books.  Special  collections :  Chelsea  Topography,  Carlyleana,  ana  books  by 
or  on  Sir  Thomas  More.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays 
from  3  to  9  p.m.  The  Central  Library,  by  arrangemenc,  forms  tne  library  for 
the  South* West  London  Polytechnic  Institute. 

Christ  Church,  Southwark,  Charles  street,  Blackfriars  road,  s.e.: 
Roland  Austin,  Librarian.  Est.  1889.  Number  of  volumes  4,820;  annual 
circulation  22,000.  Annual  income  £530  from  penny  rate  and  other  sources. 
Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Clapham  Public  Library,  1,  North  side,  Claphani  Common,  s.w.: 
J.  Reed  Welch,  Librarian.  Acts  passed  1887,  Library  opened  1889.  Number  of 
volumes  in  Lending  Department,  7,204 ;  Reference  Department,  805  ;  annual 
issue,  85,673.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £1,100.  Open  on  week-days 
(Thursdays  excepted)  from  10  a.m.  to  8  p.m.  A  Museum  is  in  process  of 
formation. 


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Clekkbnwell  Public  Libbary,  Skinner  street,  e.c.  :  James  D.  Brown, 
Librarian.  Est.  1887.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  11,800  ; 
Reference  Department,  6,000 ;  annual  circulation,  140,000.  The  penny  library 
rate  yields  an  annual  income  of  £1,550.  Collections  of  Clerkenwell  books  and 
prints,  books  on  Art  Metal  Work,  Watch  and  Ciockmaking,  Jewellery,  and 
Design.  Detiderata :  Books  represented  in  special  collections.  Open  on  week- 
days 8  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays 3  to 9  p.m.  Has  allowed  "  open  access"  to  the 
Lending  library  shelves  since  May  Ist,  1894,  with  complete  success  in  every 
respect. 

East  Ham  Public  Library,  n.  :  Wallace  Phipps,  Librarian.  Opened 
1896.  Contains  about  1,100  volumes,  and  has  an  annual  income  of  £800.  Open 
on  week-days  onlv  from  10  a.ra.  to  10  p.m.  This  is  only  reckoned  a  Branch 
Library  ;  a  Central  and  two  other  Branch  Libraries  are  in  course  of  construction. 

FuLHAM  Public  Library,  592,  Fulham-rd,  s.w.:  Franklin  T.  Barrett, 
Librarian.  Opened  1887.  Numb^^r  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  and  one 
Branch  Library,  9142 ;  Reference  Department,  3,162  *  annual  circulation,  130,897. 
Income  from  penny  Library  rate  £2,083,  about  £300  being  expended  annually  in 
books.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  from  3  to  9  p.m. 

Guildhall  Library,  at  the  Guildhall,  e.c.:  Charles  Welch,  f.s.a.. 
Librarian.  Est.  1824.  A  Reference  Library  of  112,000  volumes.  Not  rate  sup- 
ported, but  established  and  kept  up  entirely  by  the  Corporation  of  London. 
About  £1,000  is  annually  expended  in  books.  Annual  attendance  over  414,000 ; 
daily  average,  1,200.  Collections  of  London  books  and  manuscripts ;  Library  of 
Dutch  Church  of  London ;  Hebrew  and  modern  Jewish  literature ;  Library  of 
the  Clockmakers'  Company ;  Beaufoy  Cabinet  of  modem  Tradesmen's  Tokens, 
&c.  Open  free  to  the  public  every  week-day  from  10  a.m.  to 9  p.m.;  Saturdays, 
6  p.m.  during  summer  months.  Museum  and  Art  Gallery  in  connection.  The 
Museum  has  a  collection  of  Local  Antiquities  of  the  pre-historic,  British, 
Roman,  Saxon,  Danish,  Norman,  and  later  periods.  Old  London  signs  are  well 
represented. 

Hackney.  — Tyssbn  Library,  Town  Hall,  Hackney,  n.e.:  George 
Chambers,  Hon.  Librarian.  The  Libraij  owes  its  existence  to  the  antiquarian 
research  and  untiring  zeal  of  the  late  John  Robert  Daniel  Tyssen,  Esq.,  who 
was  for  many  years  Steward  of  the  Manor  of  Hackney,  and  who  in  virtue  of  that 
position  had  unusual  advantages  for  the  collection  of  books,  documents,  maps, 
drawings,  portraits,  and  other  relics  of  Hackney  in  the  olden  time.  Desiderata: 
Books  relating  to  Hackney.  Open  every  Tuesday  from  7  to  9  p.m.  This  is 
solely  a  reference  library. 

Hammersmith  Public  Library,  Ravenscourt  Park,  w. :  Samuel 
Martin,  Librarian.  Acts  adopted  1888,  opened  1890.  Number  of  volumes  in 
Lending  Department,  10,868 ;  Reference  Department,  2,766 ;  annual  circulation, 
174,000.  Supported  by  penny  rate  producing  £2,000  per  annum.  Open  on  week- 
days from  10-30  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  Reading  Rooms  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays,  6  to 
9  p.m.  A  Branch  Library  at  Shepherd's  Bush,  the  gift  of  Mr.  J.  Passmore 
Eawards,  was  opened  in  1896.    This  contains  nearly  10,000  volumes. 

Hampstead  Free  Public  Library,  Finchley  road,  n.w.:  William  E. 
Doubleday,  Librarian.  Opened  1897.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending 
Department,  12,000 ;  Reference  Department,  8,000 ;  three  Branch  Libraries, 
16,000.  Annual  income  from  pennjr  rate  £3.400,  about  £400  of  this  being 
expended  in  books.  Contains  the  library  of  the  late  Professor  Henrv  Morley, 
ricn  in  literature,  and  including  many  rare  editions  of  English  and  Foreign 
classics.  Desiderata :  Works  on  Fine  Art  and  Literature ;  anything  Local.  Open 
on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays,  3  to  9  p.m. 

Harlesden  Public  Library,  Harlesden,  n.w.  :  H.  S.  Newland, 
Librarian.  Opened  1894.  Number  of  volumes  7,528  ;  annual  circulation  81.000. 
Annual  income  from  rates  and  contributions  £680.  Open  on  week-days  from 
9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  One  of  the  three  Libraries  under  the  administration  of  the 
Willesden  District  Council. 

HoLBURN  Public  Library,  10,  John  street,  Bedford  row,  w.c:  Harry 
Hawkes,  Librarian.  Est.  1893.  About  8,000  volumes  ;  annual  circulation  53,876. 
Annual  income  from  halfpenny  rate  £860,  affording  £100  for  the  purchase  of 
books.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 


218  MUNIOIPAL   FRBB   LIBRARIES. 


Kensington  Public  Libraries,  Kensington  High  street,  w.,  Branches 
at  Ladbroke  Qrove,  w.,  and  Old  Brompton  road,  s.w. :  Herbert  Jones,  Librarian. 
Opened  1889.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Department.  10,000 ; 
Reference  Department,  12,000  ;  Branch  Libraries,  18,000 ;  total  annual  circula- 
tion, 219,000.  £4,000  annually  ilerived  from  halfpenny  rate.  Special  collections  : 
English  Topogn^hy  and  Library  of  the  late  Sir  Richard  Burton.  Desiderata  .• 
London  (West)  Topography,  Art  Books,  and  Works  relating  to  Sir  Richard 
Burton.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

KiLBUBN  Public  Library,  Salnsbury  road,  West  Kilbum,  n.w.: 
James  A.  Seymour,  Librarian.  Opened  1894.  About  6,760  volumes;  annual 
circulation,  72,687.  Yearly  income  from  library  rate  £708,  about  £50  being; 
expended  in  books.  Collection  of  Middlesex  and  Local  Topography,  Prints,  &c. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  One  of  the  three  Libraries  under  the 
administration  of  the  Willesden  Distnct  Council. 

Lambeth  Public  Libraries,  Brixton  Oval,  s.w.:  Frank  J.  Burgoyne, 
Librarian.  Est.  1887.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library,  16,000 ;  Refer- 
ence Department,  11,000:  and  in  five  Branch  Libraries,  60,000;  annual  issue, 
750,000  volumes.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate,  £6,400.  Special  collections  : 
Bacon  Library  and  Local  books.  Desiderata  :  Baconiana.  Open  on  week-days 
9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  8  to  9  p.m. 

Lewisham  Public  Libraries,  Perry  hill,  Catford,  s.e.:  Chas.  Wm.  F. 
Qoss,  Librarian.  Acts  adopted  in  1890.  Library  opened  1891.  Two  Branches. 
18,368  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  107,000.  Annual  income  from  library  rate 
£1,100,  affording  £70  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Desiderata  :  Kent  Books.  Open 
on  week-days  (Wednesdays  excepted)  from  10-30  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

LiMEHOUSE,  E. — Library  in  course  of  formation. 
Mile  End,  e. — Library  in  course  of  formation. 

Newinoton  Public  Library,  Walworth  road,  s.e.  :  Richard  W. 
Mould,  Librarian.  Opened  1898.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department, 
14,000 ;  Reference  Department,  4,660 ;  Boys'  Library,  800 ;  annual  circulation, 
184,676.  Income  from  library  rate  £1,960  per  annum,  of  which  up^irards  of  £160 
is  expended  in  books.  Collection  of  Local  Histoiy,  and  Files  of  Daily  and 
Weeklv  Newspapers.  Desiderata :  Newingtoniana,  Faraday,  Tinworth,  Taylor 
(the  Platonist)  works  and  ana.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.; 
Sundays  6  to  9  p.m. 

Pence  Public  Library,  s.e.:  Wm.  Bridle,  Librarian.  Est.  1892. 
Number  of  volumes  6,000.  Annual  income  from  rate  £600.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  8  to  6  p.m. 

Poplar  Public  Library,  126,  High  street :  Harry  Rowlatt,  Librarian. 
Opened  1894.  Number  of  volumes  11,136 ;  annual  circulation  80,000.  Annual 
income  from  penny  library  rate  £476,  of  this  amount  £300  is  available  for  the 
purchase  of  books.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Putney  Free  Public  Library,  Disraeli  road  :  C.  F.  Tweney, 
Librarian.  Est.  1887.  7,600  volumes ;  annual  circulation  60,000.  Annual 
income  from  library  rate  £720,  about  £160  of  which  is  expended  in  books. 
Desiderata:  Local  History  and  Views.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to 
9-80  p.m. 

RoTHERHiTHE  PuBLic  LIBRARY,  Lower  road,  S.E.:  H.  A.  Shuttleworth, 
Librarian.  Opened  1890.  Number  of  volumes  6,291 ;  annual  circulation  40,000. 
Supported  by  penny  rate  which  produces  £1,000,  about  £260  of  this  being 
expended  in  books.  CoUectionof  local  works.  I>««ulerato ;  Any  books,  maps, 
pictures,  &c.,  relating  to  Rotherhithe.  Open  on  week  days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

St.  Bride  Foundation  Libraries,  Bride  lane,  Fleet  street,  b.c.: 
F.  W.  T.  Lange,  Librarian.  Opened  1896.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending 
Department,  6,927 ;  Technical  Reference  Department,  4,400 ;  annual  circulation, 
66,766.  Yearly  income  from  funds  arising  out  of  City  Parochial  Charities'  Act 
of  1891  about  £600.  Special  collections:  "Passmore  Edwards"  Library  of 
Modem  Books  on  Printing,  Papermaking,  Bookbinding,  and  the  allied  arts ; 
about  3,000  volumes,  intended  especially  &r  students  in  the  Institute  Technical 
Glasses.  The  '*  William  Blades  "  Library,  consisting  of  nearly  3,000  volumes 
relating  to  the  Art  of  Printing,  Specimens  of  Typography,  &c.  Desiderata :  All 
the  latest  books  on  Printing  and  the  allied  arts.  Open  on  week-days  from  12  to 
9  p.m.  This  is  one  of  the  three  new  foundations  in  the  City  of  London  com- 
bining all  the  advantages  of  a  large  Public  Library  and  a  Technical  Institute. 


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St.  George,  Hanover  Square.  —  Public  Libraries :  Buckingham 
Palace  road,  s.w.,  and  South  Audley  street,  w. :  Frank  Pacy,  Librarian. 
Opened  1896.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Departments,  21,500  ;  Reference 
Departments,  8,500  ;  Children's  Libraries,  2,500  ;  total  annual  circulation, 
200,000.  Income  from  halfpenny  rate  £8,945,  allowing  £700  for  the  purchase  of 
books.  Contains  books  on  the  Fine  Arts,  large  collection  of  Historical  Works, 
and  special  collections  of  Musical  Works  and  Foreign  Literature.  Has  two 
separate  Lending  Libraries  for  children.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

St.  Gborgb-in-thb-East. — Library  in  course  of  formation. 

St.  George  the  Martyr  Public  Library,  Borough  road,  s.e.: 
Thomas  Aldred,  Librarian. 

St.  Giles  Public  Library,  198,  High  Holborn,  w.c:  William  A. 
Taylor,  Librarian.  Est.  1892.  About  6,800  volumes.  Annual  income  from 
rates  £1,600.    Reading  Room  open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

St.  Martin  and  St.  Paul  Free  Public  Library,  115,  St.  Martin's 
lane,  w.c:  Thomas  Mason,  f.s.hist.8..  Librarian.  Est.  1887.  Number  of 
volumes  in  Lending  Department,  12,163 ;  Reference  Department,  16,086.  Annual 
circulation,  185,703.  Supported  by  penny  rate  which  produces  £2,880.  Degiderata: 
Books  and  Prints  relating  to  the  neighbourhood.  Open  on  week-days  from  9 
a.m.  to  10  p.m.  1,171,895  persons  used  the  magazine  room,  newsroom,  and 
Libraries  in  1896.  Mr.  Mason  is  also  Librarian  to  the  Royal  Historical  Society 
whose  Library  is  contained  in  the  same  building,  and  Hon.  Librarian  to  the 
Savage  Club,  7,  Adelphi  terrace,  w.c. 

St.  Marylebone  Voluntary  Public  Library,  94,  Lisson  Grove,  n.w.  : 
D.  G.  Thomson,  Librarian.  Opened  1890.  9,200  volumes,  having  an  annual 
circulation  of  22,000.  Supported  by  voluntary  subscriptions  realising  £500  per 
annum.    Open  on  week-days  from  9-30  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

St.  Saviour's  Public  Library,  44a,  South wark  Bridge  road,  s.b.: 
Henry  D.  Roberts,  Librarian.  Opened  1894.  About  10,800  volumes;  annual 
circulation,  40,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  and  donations  £1,000,  about 
£100  being  expended  in  books.  Collection  of  local  books,  views,  &c  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  7-30  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.;  Reading  Boom  open  on  Sundays 
from  3  to  9  p.m. 

Shoreditch. — Passmore  Edwards  Public  Libraries  :  Kingsland  road, 
Haggerston,  v.k.;  and  Pitfield  street,  Hozton,  b.c.  :  William  C.  Plant,  Librarian. 
Haggerston  Library,  opened  1893,  contains  11,700  volumes.  Hoxton  Library, 
opened  1894,  contains  12,300  volumes ;  total  annual  circulation  over  100,000. 
Annual  income  from  three-farthings  rate  and  donations  £2,170,  allowing  £200 
for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9-80  a.m.  to  10  p.m.; 
Sundays  (winter  months  only)  6  to  9  p.m. 

South  Hornsby  Free  Public  Library,  District  Council  Offices,  Mil- 
ton road,  v.:  E.  Qunthorpe,  Librarian.  Opened  1894.  2,500  volumes.  Supported 
by  voluntary  subscriptions.  Open  on  Mondays  and  Thursdays  from  7-30  to  9 
p.m. ;  Wednesdays  4  to  5  p.m.  This  library  was  formerlv  known  as  the  Finsbury 
Fark  Free  Public  Library,  and  was  situate  at  1,  Blackstock  road. 

South  Kensington  Museum. — Here  are  deposited  the  National  Art 
Library,  456,000  volumes.  Dyce  Library,  bequeathed  in  1869,  15,000  volumes. 
English,  Drama,  Poetry,  Italian  Literature,  &c  Forster  Library,  bequeathed 
in  1876, 19,000  volumes,  History,  Biography,  Travels,  Tracts,  &c. 

South  Kensington  (Science  and  Art  Department)  Educational 
LiBR^sT.  Est.  1857.  42,190  volumes.  Science  Library,  50,000  volumes.  Works 
on  every  department  of  education.   Open  to  teachers,  students,  and  subscribers. 

Streatham,  s.w. — The  Tate  Public  Library,  High  road:  Thomas 
Everatt,  Librarian.  Est.  1891.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library,  Lending 
Department,  17,000 ;  one  Branch  Library,  4,000 ;  annual  circulation,  170,000. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  and  other  sources  £1,950.  about  £400  being 
available  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days  (Thursdays  excepted)  from 
10-30  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  Mr.  Henry  Tate,  J.P.,  of  Park  hill,  Streatham,  built  the 
library  at  a  cost  of  nearly  £8,000,  on  the  condition  that  the  inhabitants  voted  the 
full  penny  library  rate  for  its  support. 


220  MUNICIPAL   FRKB   UBBABIES. 


Stoke  Newington  Public  Library,  Church  street,  n.  :  George  Preece, 
Librarian.  Est.  1890.  About  11,500  volumes ;  annual  issue  102,000.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £880.  Desiderata :  Books  relating  to  Stoke  Newington 
and  celebrated  residents.    Opon  every  week-day  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Wandsworth  Public  Library,  38,  West  hill,  s.w.:  Cecil  T.  Davis, 
Librarian.  Est.  1885.  Number  of  volumes  15,000 :  total  annual  issue  98,129. 
Annual  income  from  penny  library  rate,  fines,  &c.,  £1,515.  Open  on  week-days 
from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  Collection  of  Local  Books  and  Views  of  the  Parish  of 
Wandsworth.    Blackmore  collection  :  North  Africa  and  Gibraltar. 

West  Ham  Public  Libraries,  b.  :  A.  Cotgreave,  f.r.hi8t.s., 
Librarian.  The  Borough  of  West  Ham  includes  four  Townships:  Stratford, 
Canning  Town,  Forest  Gate,  and  Piaistow,  the  two  first-named  having  libraries 

-  already  in  operation.  Stratford  Library  was  opened  in  1892,  and  contains 
nearly  23,000  volumes,  with  an  annual  circulation  of  208,000.  Support  is  derived 
from  penny  rate  which  produces  £2,000  per  annum,  of  which  £800  is  available 
for  the  purchase  of  books.  It  contains  s[)ecial  collections  of  Technical  and 
London  and  Essex  Historical  and  Topographical  Works.  Canning  Town  Library, 
opened  in  1893,  possesses  over  17,000  volumes,  with  an  annual  circulation  of 
202.000.  The  penny  rate  yields  £1,600,  affording  £800  for  the  purchase  of  books. 
Both  these  libraries  are  open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  At 
Forest  Gate  and  Piaistow  libraries  are  in  course  of  formation.  The  present 
population  of  the  borough  is  271,000. 

Westminster  Purlic  Libraries,  Great  Smith  st.,  Westminster,  s.w.; 
Branch— 3,  Trevor  sauare,  Knightsbridge,  8.w. :  Henry  E.  Poole^  Librarian. 
Est.  1856.  Supportea  by  penny  rate  realising  £3,390,  about  £350  being  spent  in 
books.  In  the  Central  Library,  22,858  volumes  ;  and  in  Branch  Library,  4,100 ; 
annual  circulation,  140,462.    Open  daily  (except  Sundays)  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Whitechafel  Public  Library  and  Museum,  77,  High  street,  e.: 
Albert  Cawthome,  Librarian.  Opened  1892.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending 
Department,  10,412 ;  Reference  Department,  3,107 ;  annual  circulation,  85.460. 
Annual  income  from  penn^  rate  £1,700,  about  £300  being  available  for  purcna.<«e 
of  books.  Specially  contains  Jewish  literature,  and  books  relating  to  the  East 
End  of  London.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  11-30  a.m. 
to  10  p.m. 

WiLLESDEN  Green  Public  Library,  High  road,  n.w.:  Frank  E. 
Chennell,  Librarian.  Opened  1894.  Number  m  volumes  in  Lending  De^rt- 
ment,  6,000 ;  Reference  Department,  1,400 ;  Juvenile  Library,  500 ;  annual  circu- 
lation, 55,000.  Annual  income  from  rate  £460.  Special  collections:  Local 
History,  Topography,  Prints,  &c.  Desiderata:  Local  History,  Topography. 
Open  on  week-days  onlv.  llie  Library  also  contains  a  foreign  section  to  which 
are  added  popular  novels  and  other  works  in  the  French,  German,  and  Italian 
languages.  The  Willesden  Green,  Harlesden  and  Kilburn  Public  Libraries  are 
under  the  administration  of  the  Willesden  District  CounciL 

Wood  Green  Free  Public  Library,  Town  Hall,  n.  :  Arthur  Douth- 
waite,  Librarian.  Est.  1892.  5,300  volumes;  annual  issue,  60,000.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £450,  affording  £90  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open 
on  week-nights  from  5  to  9  p.m. 

LoNOTON  {Staffs. )  Public  Free  Library,  Town  Hall :  Herbert  Walker, 
Librarian.  Opened  1892.  6,200  volumes.  Annual  income  from  library  rate  £401. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Loughborough  Public  Library,  Ashby  road :  George  H.  Andrews, 
librarian.  Opened  1886.  8,780  volumes ;  annual  circulation.  63,000.  Penny  rate 
produces  £280  annually,  about  £20  being  spent  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  only 
from  9-30  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

Lowestoft  Public  Library,  Marina :  Miss  Kate  Durrant,  Librarian. 

Luton  {Beds. ) — Free  Library,  Manchester  st. :  David  Wootton,  Librarian. 

Macclesfield. — Chad  wick  Free  Library  :  Atherton  Brunt,  Librarian. 
Est.  1876.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lendi^  Department,  12.451 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 4,589 ;  annual  circulation,  50,000.  The  penny  rate  yields  £365  annually,  about 
£80  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  onlv  from  9-30  a.m  to  9-30  p.m. 
The  Library  still  maintains  its  popularity.  Music  books  have  been  recently  aaded 
to  the  Library  to  the  number  of  40,  containing  all  the  popular  Operas  and  are 
always  out. 


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Maidstone  Museum,  Public  Library  and  Art  Gallery:  Frederick 
Vallance  James,  t.s.a.,  Curator  and  Librarian.  Est.  1858.  Lending  Department, 
3,500  volumes ;  Reference  Department,  10,000  volumes.  The  penny  rate  realises 
£620.  Desiderata:  Books,  Pamphlets,  MSS.,  or  Engravings  relating  to  Kent.  Open 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  5  p.m.  The  Museum  has  collections  of  Natural 
History,  Oriental  Pottery  and  Porcelain,  Antiquities,  &c.  The  Art  Gallery  was 
erected  at  a  cost  of  £5,000,  and  presented  by  Mr.  8.  Bentlif  to  the  town.  The  whole 
of  the  Museum  collections  are  located  in  an  old  manor  house  (Chillington  ManorX 
and  the  additions  which  have  been  made  to  it  from  time  to  time  through  the 
munificence  of  some  of  the  inhabitants  make  it  now  one  of  the  largest  museums  in 
England. 

Manchester  Public  Free  Libraries:  Charles  W.  Sutton,  Librarian. 
Est  1852.  Number  of  volumes  in  Reference  Librarv,  107,449;  fifteen  Branch 
Lending  Libraries,  159,065;  circulation  (twelve  months),  2,045,893.  Supported 
by  a  rate  limited  to  2d.  in  the  £.    Amount  expended  in  1895-6  in  the  purchase  of 


Art  Gallery,  Mosley  street,  is  under  the  Curatorship  of  Mr.  W.  Stanfleld. 

Mansfield  {Notts. )  Free  Public  Library,  Market  place  :  William  Gonk, 
Librarian  and  Secretary.  Opened  1891.  About  3,800  volumes.  Annual  circulation 
24,614.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £210,  about  £45  being  available  for  pur- 
chase of  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  1  to  9  p.m.;  Reading  Room,  9-30  a.m.  to 
9-30  p.m. 

Middle  Claydon  {Bucks.)  Public  Library  :  Lettice  Sarah  Verney,  Lib- 
rarian. Opened  1898.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library  and  three  Branch 
Libraries,  1,620.    Rate  supported.    Open  every  week-night  from  6  to  9-80  p.m. 

Middlesbrough  Free  Library  :  Eaker  Hudson,  Librarian.  Est.  187L 
Number  of  volumes,  19,042.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  about  £1,000.  Open 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  The  Museum  in  connection  contains  a  fine 
collection  of  Liassic  fossils. 

MiDDLETON  {near  Manchester)  Jubilee  Free  Public  Library,  Long  street : 
M.  E.  Harrop,  Librarian.  Est.  1889.  Number  of  volumes,  5,658.  Supported  by 
library  rate.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a  m.  to  9  p.m. 

Middle wiCH  {Cheshire)  Free  Public  Library,  Town  Hall :  Thomas  L. 
Drinkwater,  Librarian.  Opened  1890.  3,250  volumes;  annual  circulation,  10,000. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  and  subscriptions  £63,  allowing  £25  for  purchase  of 
books.  Open  on  Tuesdays  and  Fridays  only  from  6  to  9  p.m.  New  premises  to  be 
called  "  The  Victoria  Technical  Schools  and  Free  Library  "  are  being  erected  at  an 
estimated  cost  of  £2,500. 

MiLLOM  {Cumberland)  Free  Public  Library  :  Alfred  J.  Hutchinson, 
Librarian.  Est.  1887.  Number  of  volumes  6,000 :  annual  issue  25,708.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £330.  about  £70  of  this  being  spent  in  books.  Special 
collections :  Local  History  and  Topography.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to 
8  p.m. 

Nantwich  {Cheshire)  Public  Library,  Pillory  street :  Annie  Jackson, 
Librarian.  Opened  1888.  Number  of  volumes  4,182 ;  annual  circulation  10.188. 
Annual  income  from  pennv  rate,  subscriptions,  &c.,  £100,  allowing  £40  for  purchase 
of  books.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

Nelson  {Lanes.)  Free  Public  Library:  D.  Rushton,  Librarian.  Est. 
1889.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  6,426 ;  Reference  Department, 
756 ;  annual  issue,  88,463.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £450,  affording  £25  for 
the  purchase  of  books.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Newark-on-Trent. — Gilstrap  Free  Library,  Castle  Gate  :  Robert  C.  Gar- 
ner, Librarian.  Est.  1883.  Number  of  volumes.  Lending  Department,  6,100; 
Reference  Department,  740 ;  Children's  Library,  850 ;  estimated  annual  issue,  50,000. 
Annual  income  derived  from  penny  rate  and  endowment  £480,  of  which  £100  is 
expended  in  new  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.;  Tuesdays,  10 
a.m.  to  1-30  p.m.  only. 

Newcastle-under-Lymb  {Staffs.)  Free  Public  Library,  Ironmarket : 
Robert  James  Hempton,  Librarian.  Opened  1890.  Number  of  volumes,  4,777 ; 
annual  circulation,  26,005.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £216.  Special  collec- 
tions: The  William  Salt  Archeeological  Society's  Collections  for  a  History  of 
Staffordshire ;  Camden  Society's  Pubhcations.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to 
10  p.m. 


222  MUNIOIPAL   FREE   LIBRARIES. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne  Public  Libraries:  Basil  AndertoD,  b.a.,  Libran. 
Est.  1880.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Department  (including  Juvenile 
Section),  41,791 ;  Reference  Department,  45,510 ;  Stephenson  Branch  Library,  6,656 : 
annual  issue,  252,485.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £4,159,  of  which  about  £1,000 
is  expended  on  books.  Special  collections :  Thomllnson  Library,  Merrifield  Library, 
Riddell  Library.  Libraries  open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.,  except  that 
Lending  Departments  are  closed  at  1  p.m.  on  Wednesdays.  Newsroom  open  on 
week-days  from  8-SO  a.m.  to  9  p.m.,  and  on  Sundays  from  2  to  9  p.m. 

New  Mills  {Derbyshire), — Library  not  yet  organised. 

Newport  {Monmouthshire)  Free  Library  and  Museum,  Dock  street : 
James  Matthews,  Librarian.  Two  Branch  Beading  Rooms.  Number  of  volumes 
in  Lending  Department,  15,752  ;  Reference  Department,  7,885  ;  Boys'  Library,  2000 ; 
total  annual  circulation.  105,948.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £1,200,  about  £90 
being  available  for  purchase  of  books.  Contains  special  "  Foreign  Section  "  of  1,500 
volumes,  in  the  French,  German,  Spanish,  Italian,  Scandinavian,  Portuguese,  and 
Dutch  languages,  presented  by  Alderman  T.  Jones,  of  Newport ;  also  a  complete 
/  set  of  the  Patent  Specifications  from  the  commencement  in  1H17.  Open  every  week- 
dav  (except  Thursoay)  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  Museum  possesses  a  most  valu- 
able Geological  collection,  and  was  visited  during  1897  by  57,211  persons. 

Northampton  Public  Free  Library  and  Museum  :  Thomas  J.  Georse, 
Librarian.  Est.  1876.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  10,290 ;  Re^r- 
ence  Department,  4,560 ;  annual  issue,  70,000.  The  pennv  rate  yields  £810,  about 
£170  of  this  being  speut  in  books.  Contains  the  "  Taylor  '  collection  of  local  books, 
and  John  Clare's  labrary.  Open  on  we«%k-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.;  Saturday, 
closes  at  6  p.m.  The  Museum  has  excellent  collections  of  Local  Antiquities,  Geo- 
logical Specimens,  &c. 

North wiCH  {Cheshire), — Brunner  Free  Library  and  Museums,  Witton 
street :  Thomas  J.  Yarwood,  Librarian.  Est.  1845.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending 
Department,  7,500 ;  Reference  Department,  1,000 ;  annual  circulation,  45,000. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £317.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to 
10  p.m.  In  addition  to  the  General  and  Art  Museum,  there  is  a  Museum  for  the 
staple  product  of  the  district  (Salt),  showing  the  different  kinds  made  in  all  parts  of 
Cheshire,  together  with  Salt  from  ail  parts  o!  the  world.  The  Salt  Museum  contains 
all  the  maps  and  diagrams  obtainable  connected  with  tlie  manufacture  of  Salt,  as 
well  as  photo^phs  of  the  different  processes  in  different  parts  of  the  world.  The 
Salt  Museum  is  also  available  as  a  Lecture  Room. 

Norwich  Free  Library  :  George  £aster,  Librarian.  Est.  1857.  Number 
of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  17,318  ;  Reference  Department,  12,104;  Juvenile 
Department,  3,025  ;  annual  issue,  89,875  works.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate 
£1,290,  about  £220  being  available  for  the  purchase  of  books.  A  large  collection  of 
Local  and  County  Books.  Reading  Room  open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. ; 
Sundays  3  to  9  p.m. 

Nottingham  Free  Public  Libraries:  John  Potter  Briscoe,  f.r.h.s., 
T.L.A.,  &c.  Acts  adopted  1867.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library— Lending 
Department,  31,000 ;  Reference  Department,  30,500  ;  in  13  Branch  Libraries,  23,000; 
Children's  Library,  3,500 ;  total  annual  circulation,  403,000.  Annual  income  from 
library  rate  and  a  srant  by  Council  £5,250,  about  £720  of  this  being  expended  in 
books.  Special  collections  of  books  on  Nottinghamshire,  including  Byron,  Kirke 
White,  Robin  Hood,  and  Lace.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 
Natural  History  Museum :  Prof.  J.  w.  Carr,  m.a.,  f.o.s..  Curator.  Jjocal  collections 
of  Geological  Specimens,  Ac— Art  Museum  :  G.  Harry  Wallis,  f.s.jl,  Art  Director 
and  Curator.  Small  permanent  collection,  with  frequent  exhibitions  of  Paintings 
and  Drawings  by  local  artists.  Lace,  &c. 

Oldbury  ( Worcestershire)  Public  Free  Library,  Market  place :  George 
Henry  Burton,  Librarian.  Opened  1891.  Number  of  volumes  6,540.  Annual 
income  from  rate  and  other  sources  about  £480,  of  which  £50  is  spent  in  books. 
Open  on  week-days  only. 

Oldham  Free  Public  Library,  Art  Gallery,  and  Museum  :  Robert 
Bateman,  Librarian  and  Curator.  Est.  1885.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lend- 
ing Department,  24,000 ;  Reference  Department,  26,000 ;  in  five  Branch  Libraries, 
8,000 ;  Boys'  Library,  2,000 ;  annual  circulation,  139,00;).  Annual  income  from 
library  rate  £5,000,  about  £600  of  which  is  available  for  the  purchase  of  books. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  Newsroom  open  on  Sundays  from  3  to 
7  p.m.  Collection  of  Local  Books,  and  Shakespeariana.  the  Art  Gallery  contains  a 
permanent  collection  of  Pictures,  the  Lees  collection  of  Water-colour  Drawings,  and 
a  complete  set  of  Turner's  Liber  Studiorum. 


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OswESTBY  Free  Public  Library,  Salop  :  T.  Pomeroy  Diamond,  LibrariaD. 
Opened  1890.  About  9,600  volumes  ;  annual  circulation  26,600.  Annual  income 
from  penny  rate  £160.  Denderata :  Modern  works  suitable  for  Reference  Library. 
Open  on  week-days  only. 

Oxford  (City  of)  Free  Public  Library,  St.  Aldate's  street:  Thomas 
Harwood,  labrarian.  Opened  1865.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department, 
7,000;  Reference  Department,  3,600;  annual  circulation,  61,000.  Supported  by 
g^nt  from  Council.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Penrith  {Cumberland)  Free  Public  Library  and  Museum,  Hunter  lane : 
John  Stuart,  Librarian.  Opened  1888.  Number  of  volumes  7,780  ;  annual  circula- 
tion 12,600.    Supported  by  penny  rate.     Open  on  week-days  only  from  2  to  9  p.m. 

Penzance  Free  Public  Library,  Morrab  road:  Charles  Henry  Benn, 
Librarian.  Est.  1893.  Number  of  volumes  7,200;  annual  circulation,  68,000. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £200.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Peterborough  Public  Library,  Park  road.  Opened  1892.  Number  of 
volumes,  4,200;  Boys'  Library,  363;  annual  circulation,  48,603.  £490  annually 
derived  from  penny  rate,  £100  being  spent  in  books.  Collection  of  Local  and  Fen 
literature.    Open  on  weiek-days  from  10  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Plumstead. — Library  in  course  of  formation. 

Plymouth  Free  Public  Library  :  W.  H.  K.  Wright,  Librarian.  Opened 
1876.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Department,  24,000 ;  Reference  De- 
partment, 20,000 ;  28  Branch  Libraries  (includmg  Schools),  6,204  ;  total  annual  cir- 
culation, 377,662.  Annual  income  from  rates  £1,600,  £250  being  available  for 
purchase  of  books.  Special  collection  :  Devon  and  Cornwall  literature,  over  8,000 
volumes.  Denderata  :  Government  Publications.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  Books  are  issued  to  non-residents  on  payment  of  6s.  per  annum, 
and  there  is  a  Department  for  the  Blind. 

Poole  (Dorsetshire)  Free  Public  Library,  Mount  street :  E.  J.  Wilkins, 
Librarian.  Opened  1886.  About  7,000  volumes :  annual  circulation,  46,000.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £300.    Open  every  week-day  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Portsmouth  Free  Public  Library,  Town  Hall :  Tweed  D.  A.  Jewers, 
Librarian.  Opened  1883.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  32,331 ;  Re- 
ference Department,  5,680 ;  two  Branch  Libraries,  16,176 ;  Boys'  Library,  2,100 ; 
annual  circulation,  240,020.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £2,796,  allowing  £800 
for  purchase  of  books.  Deeiderafa  :  Books,  pamphlets,  or  other  documents  relating 
to  Portsmouth  and  its  neighbourhood.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  10 

K.m.    The  Old  Guildhall  and  Market  House,  the  capacious  Council  Chamber,  has 
een  appropriated  for  the  reception  of  curios  and  is  now  the  Portsmouth  Museum. 

Preston  Free  Public  Libraries  and  Museum  :  W.  S.  Bramwell,  Lib- 
rarian and  Superintendent.  Est.  1878.  Number  of  volumes  42,261 ;  annual  circu- 
lation, 116,712.  Annual  income  from  rate  £1,980.  Reading  Rooms  open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  Museum  has  a  good  natural  history  and  geological 
collection,  a  valuable  series  of  pictures  and  drawings,  and  many  local  and  foreign 
curiosities,  casts,  bronzes,  &c.  The  Art  Galleries  contain  amongst  others  the 
Newsham  bequest  of  Pictures.  The  new  Harris  Library  and  Museum  (a  bequest  of 
£106,000)  was  opened  for  public  use  in  1894.  This  is  a  palatial  structure,  possibly 
without  a  rival  in  the  Kingdom. 

Queenborough  {Kent)  Free  Li;brary,  High  St.:  Alfred  Hall,  Librarian. 
Est.  1887.  About  600  volumes,  nearly  all  presented  by  the  Mayor.  Open  on  week- 
evenings  from  6  to  9-30  p.m. 

Ramsgate  Public  Library,  22,  Cavendish  street. 

Rawmarsh  ( yorA». )  Public  Library  :  George  DaflSn,  Librarian.  Opened 
1894.    About  2,400  volumes.    Supported  by  rate.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

Reading  Free  Public  Library  :  W.  H.  Greenhough,  f.r.s.l..  Librarian. 
Est.  1882.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  16,000 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 7,000  ;  Juvenile  Library,  3,300 ;  total  annual  circulation,  151.000.  Annual 
income  £1,200  derived  from  penny  rate,  affording  £150  for  the  purcnase  of  books. 
Collection  of  Local  and  County  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  8-30  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 
In  connection  is  a  Museum  containing  the  Silchester  Collection  of  Roman  Antiqui- 
ties, and  collection  of  Prehistoric  Implements  from  the  Thames  valley.  The  Library 
and  Reading  Rooms  are  lighted  at  night  by  Electric  Incandescent  Lamps. 


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Redruth  (Cornwall)  Free  Public  Librart:  William  Gifford  Hale, 
Ltbrarian.  Opened  1896,  Aboot  2,250  Tolnmes ;  annual  circulation  25,00a  Aimm^i 
income  from  penny  rate  and  other  sources  £150.  Contains  200  books  for  the  blind  ; 
also  collection  of  Cornish  books  and  Natural  History.  Open  on  weeJc-days  from 
9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Richmond  (Surrey)  Free  Public  Library  :  Albert  A.  Barkas,  Librariaiu 
Est.  1881.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  12,500 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 10,300 ;  Jnyenile  Books,  075 ;  total  annual  circulation  about  105,000.  Inctxne 
from  library  rate  £950.  Detiderata .-  Standard  Works  and  Local  Booka  Open  on 
week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.,  and  for  three  hours  on  Sunday  eTenings  dnziii|^ 
Uie  months  of  October  to  March  inclusive. 

Rochdale  Free  Public  Librart,  Esplanade  :  George  HansoD,  librarian. 
Est.  1872.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  85,309 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 12,838 ;  Boys'  Library,  1,260 ;  total  annual  circulation,  227,556.  Annual  incmie 
from  penny  Ubrary  rate  £1,137,  about  £250  of  this  being  expended  in  books.  Specisd 
collections :  Wool,  Defoe's  Works,  Works  relating  to  Lancashire  and  **  Urn  Bobbin." 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. ;  Sundays  3  to  9  p.m. 

Rochester  (Kent)  Public  Library  and  Museum,  Com  Exchange,  Hish 
street :  W.  R.  Bartley,  Librarian.  Opened  189i.  13,300  volumes ;  annual  cimua- 
tion  22,000.  Annual  income  from  rate  £150,  of  which  £50  is  expended  in  bocAa. 
Open  every  week-night  (Thursdays  excepted). 

Rotherham  (  Yorkft. )  Free  Public  Library  :  John  Ridal,  Librarian. 
Est.  1880.  12,000  volumes  in  Lending,  and  1,500  in  Reference  Departments.  Income 
from  penny  rate  about  £600.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a. m.  to  9  p.m.  Ttie 
Librarian  remarks  that  "  the  penny  rate  ought  to  be  abolished  so  as  to  make  Uiei 
Institution  capable  of  doing  the  good  which  lies  neglected  around  it  for  want  of 
funds." 

RoTHWEiJi  {Northamptonshire)  Public  Library  :  Miss  E.  Tebbutt,  Lib- 
rarian. Opened  1896.  Number  of  volumes  about  1,900.  Supported  partly  by  penny 
rate.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  11  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

RuoBY  Public  Library,  St.  Matthews  street :  J.  W.  Kenning,  Librarian. 
About  5,000  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  25,000.  Income  from  penny  rate,  £200. 
Oi>en  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Runcorn  (Cheshire)  Free  Public  Library  :  J.  D.  Jones,  Librarian.  Eat. 
1882.  Number  of  volumes,  8,086 ;  annual  issue,  22,713.  Annual  income  from  penny 
rate  £227,  about  £60  being  available  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  every  week- 
night.    Reading  Room  open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

St.  Albans  (Herts.)  Free  Public  Library:  Herbert  Slade,  Librarian. 
Opened  1883.    4,500  volumes.    Supported  by  penny  rate. 

St.  Helens  (Lanes.)  Free  Public  Library,  The  Gamble Lutitnte :  Alfred 
Lancaster,  Librarian.  Opened  1871.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending 
Department,  15,000;  Reference  Department,  5,000;  and  three  Branch  Libraries, 
6,000:  total  annual  circulation,  170,000.  Yearly  income  from  rate  £1,800,  abont 
£200  being  expended  in  books.  Collection  of  historical  and  other  works  relating  to 
Lancashire.  Beading  Uoonis  open  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  un  week-days ;  Sun&ys 
2  to  9  p.m.  A  Boys'  Reading  Room  and  a  Ladies'  Reading  Room  are  specially 
provided.    A  Public  Museum  is  now  established  and  is  well  attended. 

Sale  and  Ashton-on-Mersey  (Cheshire)  Joint  Public  Free  Library, 
Tatton  road.  Sale :  Frederick  Thomsby,  Librarian.  Est.  1891.  6,000  volumes  in 
Lending  ana  600  in  Reference  Departments ;  annual  circulation,  72,000.  Yearly 
income  from  rate  and  other  sources  £440,  about  £100  of  this  being  expended  in 
books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. ;  Sundays  (during  winter 
months)  6-30  to  9-30  p.m.  'There  is  a  Musical  Library  consisting  of  a  large  collection 
of  Choral  and  Vocal  Music,  issued  in  sets  to  choirs  or  individuals,  valued  at  about 
£200.  The  Sale  and  Ashton-on-Mersey  Public  Library  was  built  and  paid  for 
entirely  by  public  subscriptions.  There  is  a  Technical  School,  large  Lecture  Hall, 
and  Reading  Room  attached. 

Salisbury  Public  Library,  Endless  street :  Oliver  Langmead,  Librarian. 
Opened  1806.  About  4,000  volumes.  Annual  income  from  rates  £250,  allowing  £25 
for  purchase  of  books.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 


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Salford  Free  AJuseum  and  Libraries:  Ben.  H.  Mullen,  m.a.  (Dub.), 
T.A.I.,  F.B.B.A.I.,  Carator  and  Chief  Librarian.  Est.  1849.  Number  of  volumes  in 
Central  Lending  Library,  9,800;  Reference  Department,  34,000;  four  Branch 
Libraries,  38,000 ;  annual  circulation,  415,000.  Annual  income  from  library  rate 
£4,900,  of  which  about  £350  is  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  9  p.m.;  Sundays  2  to  9  p.m.  The  Museum  contains  a  fine  collection  of  Paintings 
and  Sculptures,  Casts  from  the  Antique,  and  Mineralogical,  Geological,  Ethno- 
graphical, Industrial,  and  Natural  History  Collections.  The  oldest  and  finest  Free 
Museum  and  Library  established  under  the  Ewart  Free  Library  Act,  1852. 

Sheffield  Free  Public  Libraries,  Surrey  St.:  Samuel  Smith,  f.r.hi8t.s., 
Librarian.  Opened  1855.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library,  Lending  Depart- 
ment, 34,500 ;  Reference  Department,  18,000  j  five  Branch  Libraries,  60,000 ;  total 
annual  issue,  420,000.  £5,500  annually  derived  from  rate,  £1,000  of  this  being 
expended  in  books.  Special  collections  and  De$iderata :  Shefiield  Books,  MSS., 
Maps,  Plans,  Pamphlets,  &c.,  and  works  relating  to  Local  Trades.  Open  on  week- 
days from  10  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.;  Sundays,  2  to  9  p.m. 

Shrewsbury  Free  Public  Library  and  Museum,  Castle  street :  Harry  T. 
Beddows,  Librarian.  Opened  1885.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department, 
8,000 ;  Reference  Department,  4,000 ;  annual  circulation,  48,000.  Annual  income 
from  penny  rate  £600,  about  £100  being  expended  in  books.  Collection  of  local 
books,  pamphlets,  and  manuscripts.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 
The  Museum  has  a  very  rare  coUection  of  Roman  remains  found  at  Uricomum, 
Wroxeter. 

SiTTiNOBouRNE  (JS'eTi^)  Free  Library.  Opened  1888.  About  5,000  volumes. 

Smethwick  {near  Birmingham)  Free  Library,  High  street :  George  Gulli- 
man,  Librarian.  Opened  1877.  About  8,800  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  60,617. 
Annual  income  from  rate  £459,  about  £70  being  spent  in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Southampton  Free  Public  Library  :  0.  Tatton  Hopwood,  Librarian. 
Est.  1889.  Number  of  volumes  about  10,000.  Supported  by  penny  rate.  Contains 
a  good  and  growing  collection  of  Hampshire  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10 
a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  Hartley  Institution  of  this  town  is  also  under  the  Corporation, 
and  has  Museum,  Library,  Science  and  Art  Schools,  &c. 

SoUTHPORT. — Atkinson  Free  Library  and  Art  Gallery  :  Thomas  Newman, 
Librarian.  Est.  1875.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Library,  Lending  Department, 
19,336 ;  Reference  Department,  4,337  ;  Branch  Library,  3,470 :  total  annual  circula- 
tion, 128,677.  The  Library  is  supported  by  ^nny  rate,  producing  £1,145  12s.  6d.  per 
annum,  about  £800  of  this  being  expended  in  books.  Special  collections  :  Palseon- 
tological  Publications,  Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Record  Societv's  Publications 
and  Works  relating  to  the  two  counties.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to 
9-30  p.m.;  Saturdays  open  to  10  p.m.  Art  Gallery :  Purchases  for  permanent  exhi- 
bition (free  nine  months  in  the  year)  from  percentage  on  sales.  Science  and  Art 
Schools  in  connection,  maintained  by  an  additional  halfpenny  rate. 

South  Shields  {Durham)  Public  Library  and  Museum,  Ocean  road : 
Thomas  Pyke,  Librarian.  Opened  1873.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Depart- 
ment, 15,000;  Reference  Department,  8,000;  annual  circulation,  115,401.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £1,200,  about  £200  bein^  available  for  purchase  of  books. 
Technical  collection  for  students  for  whom  a  special  department  is  provided.  Open 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  The  Museum  contains  Roman  Antiquities  and 
models  of  Lifeboats. 

SowERBY  Bridge  ( Tories. )  Public  Library,  Town  Hall :  J.  Edward  Ball, 
Librarian.  Opened  1893.  3,600  volumes;  annual  circulation,  27,600.  Annual  in- 
come from  penny  rate  and  other  sources  £210.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

Stafford  Free  Public  Library  and  Wragge  Museum,  Borough  Hall, 
Eastgate  street :  Thomas  Jackson,  v.s.sc.  Librarian  and  Curator.  Opened  1881. 
Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  6,200 ;  Reference  Department,  2,000 ; 
annual  circulation,  48,000.  Supported  by  penny  library  rate  and  voluntary  subscrip- 
tions.  Annual  income  £280  of  which  £35  is  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week- 
nights  from  6  to  9.  The  Museum  contains  the  Wragge  Collection  of  Foreign 
Curiosities  and  Weetman's  Birds. 

Stalybridoe  Public  Free  Library,  Town  Hall :  Thomas  Swain,  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1889.  Number  of  volumes.  12,000 ;  annual  circulation,  60,000.  Annual 
income  £350,  derived  from  penny  rate,  £80  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on 
week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  Special  collections :— Music,  Cotton  Spinning  and 
Weaving. 

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Stockport  {Cheshire)  Public  Free  Library,  Market  place :  J.  D.  Buck- 
land,  Librarian.  Opened  1875.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  14,672  ; 
Reference  Department,  10,130;  annual  circulation,  06,000.  Annual  income  from 
penny  rate  £1,170,  affording  about  £200  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.    A  Museum  in  connection. 

Stockton-on-Tees  Public  Library  :  T.  H.  Wright,  Librarian.  Est.  1877. 
8,500  volumes  ;  annual  issue,  67,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £645,  afford- 
ing £140  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 
Newsroom  open  on  Sundays  from  3  to  9  p.m.,  except  June-September  inclusive. 

Stoke-upon-Trent  Public  Libraries,  London  road:  Alfred  J.  Caddie, 
Librarian.  Opened  1875.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  and  one  Branch  Library, 
11,280 ;  annual  circulation,  50,000.  About  £400  annually  is  derived  from  penny  rate. 
Collection  of  Staffordshire  books.  Open  on  week-days  only  fiom  9-30  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Sunderland  Public  Library,  Borough  road  :  B.  R.  Hill,  Librarian. 
Opened  1866.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  19.228  ;  Reference  De- 
partment, 2,000 ;  annual  circulation,  150,000.  £1,000  annually  derived  from  library 
rate,  about  £180  being  expended  in  books.  Local  collections.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  In  connection  is  a  Museum  and  Art  Gallery,  also  sup- 
ported by  the  library  rate. 

Tamworth  {Staffs. )  Public  Free  Library  and  Reading  Room  :  Frederick 
Hughes,  librarian.    Est.  1882.    Open  every  week-night. 

Thornaby-on-Tbes  Public  Library  :  J.  T.  Williams,  Librarian.  Est. 
1892.  About  3,600  volumes.  Annual  income  from  library  rate  £160.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Tipton  {Staffs, )  Free  Reading  Rooms.     No  Library  at  present. 

ToDMORDEN  PuBLic  Free  LIBRARY  :  Thomas  SutcliflFe,  Librarian.  Opened 
1897.  Lending  Department  contains  10,000  volumes  ;  Reference  Department,  1,800 
volumes.  Annual  income  from  l^d.  rate  £500,  about  £350  being  available  for  pur- 
chase of  books.  The  Reference  Library  contains  an  unique  ColHsction  of  Books  on 
Tobacco,  in  various  languages,  about  200  volumes  in  all ;  also  fine  Collection  of 
Works  on  Art.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

ToNBRiDOE  {Kent)  Free  Public  Library,  83,  High  street :  George  Press- 
nell,  Librarian.  Est.  1882.  4,742  volumes  ;  annual  circulation,  14,187.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £150.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Tottenham  {Middlesex)  Public  Library,  395,  High  road  :  Frederick  John 
West,  Librarian.  Opened  1896.  8,068  volumes ;  annua!  circulation  69,736.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £1,100.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Truro  {Cornwall)  Free  Public  Library,  Pydar  street :  William  J.  Martin, 
Librarian.     Est.  1886.     Number  of  volumes  5,000 ;  annual  circulation  24,000.     The 

Senny  rate  yields  about  £170.     Open  on  week-days  from  8  a.m.  to  9-46  p.m.     Mr. 
.  Passmore  Edwards  has  presented  a  new  Library  Building  to  the  town  at  a  cost  of 
£2,000.    It  was  opened  April  30th,  1896. 

TuNSTALL  {Staffs,)  Free  Library  :  M.  Flint,  Librarian.  Est.  1885.  3,680 
volumes  ;  annual  issue  7,886.    Income  from  penny  rate  £180.    Open  every  week-iday. 

Twickenham  {Middlesex)  Free  Public  Library  :  Edwin  Maynard,  Libra- 
rian. Established  1882.  Number  of  volumes,  11,930 ;  annual  issue,  50,000.  The 
penn^  rate  produces  annually  £390,  about  £60  of  this  being  expenaed  in  books. 
Special  collection  :  Editions  of  the  works  of  Alexander  Pope  and  books  relating  to 
him.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.    Newsroom  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Tynemouth  {Northumberland)  Public  Free  Library:  George  Tidey, 
Librarian.  Est.  1870.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  24,412 ;  Reference 
Department,  4,336 ;  annual  circulation,  about  130,000.  Annual  income  from  library 
rate  £789,  of  which  £100  is  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  10  p.m. 

Walsall  {Staffs.)  Free  Library  and  Art  Gallery,  Goodall  street:  Alfred 
Morgan,  Librarian.  Opened  1859.  Over  17,000  volumes  in  Central  and  one  Branch 
Library ;  annual  circulation,  74,689.  Income  from  l^d.  rate  £1,100.  Open  on  week- 
days from  11  a.m.  to  9  p.m.;  Sundays  from  2  to  9  p.m. 


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Walthamstow  {Essex)  Public  Libeary,  High  street :  George  W.  Atkin- 
son, Librarian.  Opened  1894.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  and  two  Branch 
Libraries,  7,300 ;  annual  circulation,  62,344.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £736, 
about  £100  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.; 
Sundays  5  to  9  p.m. 

Warrington  Museum  :  Charles  Madeley,  Librarian.  Est.  1848  (under 
Museums  Act).  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Library,  13,000;  Reference 
Library,  including  pamphlets,  17,000;  annual  circulation,  76,000.  Supported  by 
rate  which  brings  in  £1,080,  about  £125  is  annually  expended  in  books.  Duiderata  : 
Local  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9-80  p.m.  The  Museum  has  a 
good  collection  of  Natural  History  Specimens,  Local  Antiquities,  Seals,  Tokens,  &c. 

Warwick  Free  Public  Library  :  Thomas  Haynes,  Librarian.  Est.  1866. 
About  10,000  volumes ;  annual  issue,  24,495.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £220, 
about  £30  being  expended  in  books.   Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a. m.  to  10  p.m. 

Waterloo-with-Sbaforth  Free  Library,  Town  Hall,  Waterloo,  near 
Liverpool :  Edith  Gertrude  Taylor,  Librarian.  Opened  1898.  Contains  1,400  vols. 
Annual  income  £200,  derived  from  halfpenny  rate.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
2  p.m.  to  10  p.m.  At  present  used  onl^  as  a  Reference  Library  and  Reading  Room 
but  shortly  to  become  Lending  Library  in  addition,  when  penny  rate  will  be  adopted. 

Watford  (^cr^«.)  Public  Library,  Queen's  street:  John  Woolman,  Libra- 
rian. Opened  1874.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  8.872 ;  Reference 
Department,  4,368 ;  annual  circulation,  41,000.  Annual  income  from  rate  £405. 
Gouection  of  Local  and  Technical  books.  Open  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  In  connec- 
tion with  the  Library  are  carried  on  a  School  of  Art  and  a  School  of  Science  and 
Literature,  consisting  of  upwards  of  30  classes.  Both  are  aided  by^  grant  from  the 
Urban  District  Council  and  the  County  Council  under  the  Technical  Instruction 
Act.  There  is  also  a  School  of  Music,  the  onl;^  such  corporate  School  of  Music  in 
connexion  with  a  Public  Library  in  Great  Britain. 

Wednesbury  Free  Public  Library,  Walsall  street :  Thomas  Stanley, 
Librarian.  Est.  1878.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  7,985  ;  and  in 
Reference  Department,  2,462;  annual  circulation,  62,083.  Annual  income  from 
penny  rate  £326.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  A  Subscription  Library 
was  established  in  1889,  membership  £1  Is.  per  annum. 

West  Bromwich  Free  Library  :  David  Dickinson,  Librarian.  Est.  1870. 
Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  11,969 ;  Reference  Department,  3,237 ; 
in  three  Branch  Reading  Rooms,  1,817  ;  annual  issue,  53,750.  Annual  income  from 
penny  rate  £830.  A  collection  of  Staffordshire  books.  Open  on  week-days  from 
10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  (Thursdays  excepted). 

Weston-super-Mare  {Somersetshire)  Free  Public  Library,  The  Grove 
Park  :  Frank  W.  Coleman,  Librarian.  Opened  1890.  About  4,500  volumes ;  annual 
circulation,  32,222.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £330.  Open  on  week-days 
only.    There  are  two  Branch  Reading  Rooms  in  connection. 

Whitehaven  {Cumberland)  Free  Public  Library,  Queen  street :  John 
Simpson,  Librarian.  Est.  1888.  Number  of  volumes,  6,218 ;  annual  circulation, 
about  30,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  and  other  sources  £350.  about  £80  of 
this  being  expended  in  books.  Reading  Room  open  every  week-day  from  8-30  a.m. 
to  10  p.m. 

WiGAN  Free  Public  Library,  Rodney  street :  Henry  Tennyson  Folkard, 
T.S.A.,  Librarian.  Opened  1878.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department, 
13,500 ;  Reference  Department,  33,000 ;  Juvenile  Library,  800 ;  annual  circulation. 
Lending  Department,  62,601 ;  Reference  Department,  20,526.  Supported  by  two- 
pennv  rate.  Special  collections  of  books  :  Mining  and  Engineering,  Bibliography, 
Local  and  County  Histories.  French  Literature,  Freemasonry,  with  special  Catalogue 
for  each.  De$iderata:  Mining,  Bibliography,  Local  History,  &c.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9-30  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.;  Sundays  from  2  to  9  p.m.  The  Reference  Library 
is  an  especially  valuable  one,  £12,000  having  been  given  b^  a  Wigan  gentleman,  to 
be  expended  on  its  books.  All  the  ^at  County  Histories  are  present^  many  of 
them  large  mzper.  The  Mining  collection  is  the  largest  known.  An  extension  of  the 
library  in  the  shape  of  a  second  Reawiing  Room  forming  an  annexe  to  the  Newsroom, 
was  opened  in  1892.  It  contains  a  specially  selected  reference  library  of  500  volumes. 
The  Powell  Boys'  Reading  Room,  and  Juvenile  Library,  presented  by  Sir  F.  S. 
Powell,  Bart.,  ic.p.,  was  opened  in  1896. 


228  MUNICIPAL   FRBB   LIBRARIES. 


WiDNES  {Lanes.)  Free  Public  Library,  Victoria  road  :  Anne  J.  Proctor, 
Librarian.  Opened  1886.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  and  one  Branch  Library, 
8,626 ;  annual  circulation,  73,483.  Annual  income  from  i>enny  rate,  £580,  allowing 
£200  for  purchase  of  books.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  9-30  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

WiLLENHALL  (iS^ajfa. )  Free  Library,  Upper  Lichfield  street.  Est.  1874. 
R.  W.  Stockham,  Librarian.  Number  of  volumes,  4,000.  Annual  circulation  about 
4,000.  Supported  by  penny  rate  and  profits  on  Public  Hall.  Open  on  week  days 
from  6  to  8-30  p.m.,  Fridays  excepted.    Saturdays  6-30  to  9  p.m. 

Wimbledon  (Surrey)  Free  Library,  Hill  road :  Henry  William  Bull, 
Librarian.  Est.  1886.  About  12,000  volumes  ;  annual  circulation,  85,000.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £916,  about  £100  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. ;  Sundays  6  p.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Winchester  (City  of)  Free  Library,  High  street :  John  Thomas  Burchett, 
librarian.  E^t.  1861.  Contains  6,177  volumes,  with  an  annual  circulation  of  36,000. 
Penny  rate  produces  £878.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  9-30  a.m.  to  7  p.m. 

WiNSFORD  (Cheshire)  Free  Public  Library,  High  street :  Wm.  Kissock, 
Librarian.  Opened  1888.  Over  5,000  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  30,000.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £197.    Open  on  week-d^ys  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

Wolverhampton  Free  Library,  Garrick  street :  John  Elliot,  f.r.hist.s.. 
Librarian.  Opened  1869.  Lending  Department  contains  28,669,  and  Reference  De- 
partment 7,327  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  98,320.  Annual  income  from  penny 
rate  £1,494,  of  this  £100  is  spent  in  books.  Collection  of  Staffordshire  books.  Open 
on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  There  is  a  Museum  in  connection  containing 
local  geological  specimens ;  an  Art  Gallery,  in  Lichfield  Street,  containins;  the  costly 
Cart  Wright  Collection  of  Pictures  and  Drawings  (A.  C.  C.  Jahn,  Curator) ;  and  also 
a  Science  and  Technical  School,  with  1,200  students  attending. 

WooLWiOH  (Kent). — Library  in  course  of  formation. 

WooLTON  (near  Liverpool).— Much  Woolton  Free  Library,  Village  Club, 
Allerton  road :  Alfred  James  Aldred,  Librarian.  Opened  1890.  2,140  volumes. 
Annual  income  from  rate  £70,  affording  £30  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week- 
days only. 

Worcester  Public  Library,  "  Hastings  "  Museum,  and  Art  Gallery, 
Victoria  Institute  :  Thomas  Duckworth,  Librarian  and  Secretary.  Est.  1881,  and 
merged  into  Victoria  Institute  1896.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department, 
17,000 ;  Reference  Department,  13,500 ;  annual  circulation,  90,000.  Yearly  income 
from  library  rate  and  other  sources  £874,  affording  £200  for  purchase  of  books. 
Collection  of  Worcestershire  and  Natural  History  books.  Desiderata .-  Worcester- 
shire Books,  Pamphlets,  Documents.  Deeds,  Maps,  Portraits^  Views,  &c.  Open  on 
week-davs  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  Museum  contains  a  miscellaneous  collection 
illustrating  the  antiquities  and  natural  history  of  the  county. 

Workington  (Cumberland)  Free  Public  Library,  Pow  street :  J.  W.  C. 
Purves,  Librarian.  Opened  1891.  About  5,100  volumes  ;  annuaJ  circulation  40,000. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £275,  about  £40  being  expended  in  books.  Deti- 
derata ;  Engineering  Works.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Worksop  Free  Public  Library,  Market  place  :  H.  Wortley  Latham, 
Librarian.  Number  of  volumes,  2,106.  Income  from  penny  rate  £205,  allowing  £70 
for  purchase  of  books.    Open  on  week-days  from  1  p.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Worthing  (Sussex)  Public  Library  :  Miss  Frost,  Librarian.     Opened 

1896. 

Yarmouth  (Great)  Free  Library,  Middlegate  street :  William  Carter, 
Librarian.  Est.  1886.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  9,666 ;  Refer- 
ence Department,  8,360 ;  Branch  Library,  885 ;  Juvenile  Library,  1,247  ;  total  annual 
circulation,  129,166.  The  penny  library  rate  brings  in  £860  per  annum,  about  £100 
of  this  being  expended  in  books.  Collections  of  Norfolk  and  Suffolk  books.  Works 
on  Fish,  Fisheries,  and  Fishing,  Yacht  and  Boat  Building,  Fine  Arts,  Ac.  Open  on 
week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  There  is  a  Museum,  chiefly  Archaeological,  in 
connection. 

York  Public  Library  :  Arthur  H.  Furnish,  Librarian.  Opened  1893. 
Lending  Department  contains  13,433  volumes ;  Reference  Department,  4,308  volumes; 
annual  circulation,  149,626.  Supported  by  i>enny  rate.  Open  on  week-days  only 
from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  There  are  also  Two  Schools  of  Art,  a  Technical  School,  and 
an  Art  Gallery  in  connection. 


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MUNICIPAL   FREE   LIBRARIES. 


229 


The  Public  Libraries*  Acts  have  been  adopted  in  the  folloiving  places,  but 
there  are  no  returns  respecting  the  actviU  estahlishment  of  Libraries. 


Bolton  Percy  ( Yorks. )  1895 

Bow,  K 1895 

Burwell  (Cambs.)   1895 

Bury  St.  Edmunds 1895 

Halton  {Tories,)  1895 

KAyle  (Cornwall)  i 1896 

Hornsey  ( Middlesex) 1 896 

Mr.  Thomas  Johnston,  Chief  Librarian 
and  Secretary,  at  the  Office  of  the 
Homsey  Uroan  District  Council, 
Southwood  Lane,  Highgate,  ir. 

Ibatock  {Leics.)  1895 

Dford  {Essex) 1892 


Leadgate  {Durham)  1896 

Liskeard  ( Gomwall)  1895 

Morley(  rorA».) 1892 

Pleasley  ( Derbyshire)    1 895 

St.  Ives  {Cornwall)    1895 

A  new  Libranr  building  is  to  be  erected, 
the  gift  of  Mr.  Passmore  Edwards. 

Sheepshed  {Leics.) 1896 

Shouldham  (-Ybr/o^ifc) 1895 

Teddington  {Middlesex)    1896 

Trimdon  {Durham)    1895 

Water  Eaton  (5t«;A».)  1896 


IRELAND. 

Belfast  Free  Public  Library,  Royal  avenue  :  George  H.  Elliott,  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1888.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  17,800 ;  Reference 
Department,  17,900 ;  annual  issue,  249,644.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £4,200. 
Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  The  Museum  in  connection  contains  the 
"  Grainger  "  collection  of  Natural  History  objects.  Art  objects  on  loan  from  South 
Kensin^n  Museum,  bronzes,  woodwork,  pictures,  &c. 

CoLERAiNE  Library,  Town  Hall :  James  Henry,  Librarian.  Est.  1830. 
About  5,000  works.  Annual  income  from  subscriptions  £70,  allowing  £35  for  the 
purchase  of  books.  Open  to  members  onlv.  The  Library  Acts  were  adopted,  but 
the  community  is  too  small  to  provide  for  the  maintenance  of  a  free  library. 

Cork  Public  Library,  Nelson's  place  :  James  Wilkinson,  Librarian. 
Opened  1892.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  4,844  ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 1,792  ;  annual  circulation.  78,735.  Supported  by  three-farthings  rate  producing 
£450  per  annum,  £90  of  this  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9 
a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Dublin. — National  Library  of  Ireland,  Kildare  street :  Thomas  William 
Lvster,  m.a.,  Librarian.  Formed  in  1887  by  taking  over  and  re-organising  the 
Library  of  the  Boyal  Dublin  Society.  Number  of  volumes  130,000.  Annual  income 
from  State  grant  about  £4,500,  of  which  £1,300  is  available  for  jpurchase  of  books. 
Special  collections  :  Books  on  Irish  Topography  and  History.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Dublin  (City  of)  Public  Library,  106,  Capel  street:  Patrick  Grogan, 
Librarian.  Est.  1884.  About  6,000  volumes  ;  annual  circulation,  50,000.  i  Income 
from  Borough  Fund  £500.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10-80  p.m.;  Sundays, 
1  to  9  p.m. 

DuNDALK  Free  Public  Library,  Town  Hall :  T.  Comerford,  Librarian. 
Opened  1858.  Number  of  volumes,  8,000 ;  annual  circulation^  16,000.  Annual  in- 
come from  library  rate  and  subscriptions  £130,  of  which  £30  is  expended  in  books. 
Collection  of  Local  Histories  and  rare  books  of  Irish  antiquarian  research.  Open 
on  week-nights  only  from  6  to  10.  The  first  town  in  Ireland  to  adopt  the  I^e 
Libraries'  Acts. 

Kingstown  Public  Library,  Royal  Marine-rd. :  E.  Darlington  Brownell, 
Librarian.  Opened  1884.  Supported  by  rates.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  10 
a.ni.  to  10  p.m. 

Limerick  Free  Public  Library,  Lower  Glentworth  street. :  John  Hogan, 
Librarian.  Reference  Department  opened  1893  ;  Lending  Department,  1896.  Num- 
ber of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  3,500 ;  Reference  Department.  500.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £270,  of  which  £90  is  spent  in  the  purchase  oi  books.  Open 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  (during  Winter  months)  2  p.m. 
to  7  p.m. 

Londonderry. — The  Town  Council  has  adopted  the  Public  Libraries' 
(Ireland)  Acts. 


230  MUNIOIPAL   FRBB   LIBRARIES. 


LuROAN  Free  Library  :  William  White,  Hon.  Sec.  Opened  1895.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £90,  allowing  £26  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week- 
days only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.    A  Museum  in  connection. 

Nbnaoh  {Tippera/ry)  Public  Library,  Town  Hall:  Frank  R.  Maloney, 
Librarian.  Opened  1897.  Contains  1,100  volumes.  Supported  by  rate.  Collection 
of  Public  Records.    Open  on  week-days  from  2  to  4  p.m. 

Newry. — Free  Public  Library,  Minor  Town  Hall :  Edith  Armour, 
Librarian.  Opened  1897.  5,500  volumes.  Annual  income  from  rate  £124,  about 
£40  being  expended  in  books.  Special  collections :  Irish  Parliamentary  Statutes, 
1769-94;  Irish  Newspapers,  1790-1863.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  11  to  12 
and  7  to  9. 

Newtown ARDS  {Co,  Down) :  Acts  adopted  1895.    Library  not  yet  organised. 

Bathmines  and  Rathoar  Public  Library,  Rathmines  (Co.  Dublin) : 
John  J.  Loton.  Librarian.  Est.  1887.  Number  of  volumes,  5,000.  Supported  by 
rate  of  three  farthings  in  the  pound.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Slioo  Free  Public  Library  :  David  Saultry,  Librarian.  Est.  1880. 
Reference  Library  of  1,000  volumes.  No  Lending  Department.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  2  to  7  p.m. 

Waterford  Public  Free  Library,  Adelphi  terrace :  John  J.  Morrin, 
Librarian.  Opened  1897.  Contains  3,000  volumes :  annual  circulation  16,000.  In- 
come from  penny  rate  £200,  allowing  £40  annually  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  11  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  1  to  6  p.m.  A  Museum  is  being 
formed  in  connection. 

SCOTLAND. 

Aberdeen  Free  Public  Library:  Alex.  W.  Robertson,  m.a.,  Librarian. 
Established  1884.  Number  of  volumes  in  LendingDepartment,  24,000 ;  Reference 
Department,  22,000 ;  annual  circulation,  268,105.  The  library  rate  produces  £2,184 
per  annum,  about  £600  of  this  being  expended  in  books.  Reading  Room  open  on 
week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Airdrie  Free  Public  Library  *.  John  Gardiner,  Librarian.  Est.  1856. 
Number  of  volumes,  10,500  ;  annual  circulation,  46,709.  Annual  income  from  public 
rate  £249,  about  £30  being  expended  in  books.  Open  on  weekdays  from  9  a.m.  to 
9  p.m.  There  Is  a  Museum  in  connection  with  the  Library,  and  a  good  Observatory 
with  Telescope. 

Alloa  Public  Library,  Marr's  Hill :  John  Simpson,  Librarian.  Est.  1889. 
8,300  volumes  and  a  Boys'  Library  of  900  volumes.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate 
£297,  affording  £25  for  the  purchase  of  literature.    Open  every  week-day. 

Arbroath  Public  Library,  Hill  terrace  :  Jas.  Craigie,  Librarian.  Opened 
1898.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  14,000 ;  Reference  Department, 
6,000.  Suppoited  by  penn^  library  rate  realising  £330  per  annum.  Open  on  week- 
days only.  The  librarv  buildings  have  been  presented  to  the  town  by  David  Corsar, 
Esq.,  of  The  Elms,  Arbroath.  The  books  (about  1,600  volumes)  belonging  to  the 
Arbroath  Subscription  Library,  established  m  1797,  were  handed  over  by  the  share- 
holders to  the  Public  Library  Committee.  The  Committee  are  also  in  receipt  of  a 
donation  of  £1,000  from  Andrew  Carnegie,  Esq.,  of  Pittsburg. 

Ayr. — Carnegie  Public  Library  :  G.  B.  Phillips,  Librarian.  Est.  1893. 
Number  of  volumes,  17,600.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate,  £600,  about  £100  being 
available  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-davs  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  Mr. 
Carnegie  gave  £10,000  to  the  library,  and  a  splendid  building  has  been  erected. 

Brechin  Public  Library,  St.  Ninian  square :  John  S.  McAUey,  Librarian. 
About  8,000  volumes.    Annual  income  from  rate  and  endowment  about  £170. 

Crieff. — Taylor's  Trust  Free  Library  and  Reading  Boom,  Mason's  Hall, 
Comrie  street :  John  McDiarmid,  Librarian.  Opened  1890.  4,470  volumes ;  annual 
circulation  22,000.  About  £60  annually  is  expended  in  books.  Collection  of  Local 
works.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Drumoak  {Aberdeenshire)  Public  Library  :  James  Burnett,  Librarian. 
Opened  1894.    Rate  supported.    Open  on  Tuesdays  only  from  7  to  9  p.m. 


Dumbarton  Free  Public  Library  :  Archd.  Macdonald,  Librarian.  Est. 
1881.  Number  of  volumes,  5,600 ;  annual  circulation,  19,000.  Annual  income  from 
penny  rate  £230,  about  £30  being  spent  in  books.  Open  every  week-day  from  10  to 
2,  and  from  5  to  10. 

Dundee. — The  Albert  lostitute  Free  Library,  Museum,  and  Art  Gallery  : 
John  Maclauchlan,  Chief  Librarian,  Curator,  and  Secretary.  Est.  1869.  Number 
of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  46,247 ;  Reference  Department,  20,901 ;  Branch 
Library,  6,400 ;  annual  circulation,  294,554.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate,  £3018, 
about  £871  of  which  is  expended  in  books.  The  Library  possesses  a  large  collection 
of  Old  Scotch  Music,  including  some  unique  editions.  Open  on  week-days  from 
9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Thursday,  closes  at  2.  Art  Department :  A  veiy  large  and  fine 
collection  of  reproductions  of  Ancient  Art — Sculpture,  Metal,  &c.  Natural  History 
Department :  A  large  collection  representing  the  Arctic  Fauna.  A  large  collection 
of  modem  Pictures  b^r  distinguished  artists,  acquired  free,  mostly  as  gifts  from 
members  of  the  Committee.  There  is  also  in  a  new  suite  of  handsome  Qeilleries,  an 
annual  exhibition  (picture  month)  of  contemporary  Art.  One  year  the  sales  were 
£8,700,  and  the  average  sales  per  annum  are  over  £5,000. 

Dunfermline.  — Carnegie  Free  Library,  Abbot  street :  Alexander  Peebles, 
Librarian.  Est.  1883.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  12,817  ;  Refer- 
ence Department,  2,770 ;  Boys'  Library,  1,000  ;  annual  circulation,  12,817.  Annual 
income  £360  from  penny  rate,  assisted  by  Andrew  Carnegie,  Esq.,  £80  being  expended 
in  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  2  p.m.,  and  6  to  9  p.m.  Closes  on 
Wednesdays  at  2  p.m. 

Edinburgh  Public  Library,  George  IV.  Bridge :  Hew  Morrison,  Libra- 
rian. Opened  1890.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  55,727  ;  Reference 
Department,  41,105  ;  Boys'  Library,  7,000  ;  two  Brancn  Libraries,  11,169 ;  annual 
circulation,  644,600.  Annual  income  from  rates  £8,000,  affording  £2,500  for  purchase 
of  books.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Elgin  Public  Library,  Town  Hall :  Miss  Isabella  Mitchell,  Librarian. 
Opened  1892.  Number  of  volumes,  6,100 ;  annual  circulation^  44,000.  Annual 
income  from  rates  £150.  Desiderata:  Local  Books,  and  Ancient  and  Modem 
Classics.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a. m.  to  10  p.m. 

Falkirk  Public  Library  :  George  Chapman,  Librarian.  Opened  1896. 
Contains  6,540  volumes,  with  an  annual  circulation  of  22,000 .  The  penny  rate  pro- 
duces about  £280  per  annum.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

Forfar  Free  Library  :  Miss  M.  Milne,  Librarian.  Est.  1870.  Number 
of  volumes,  12,500 ;  annual  issue,  20,000.  About  £150  is  raised  by  the  penny  rate, 
£50  of  which  is  expended  in  books.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Galashiels  Free  Public  Library. — Opened  1874.  About  8,000  volumes. 
Supported  by  penny  rate. 

Glasgow. — Baillie's  Institution  Free  Library,  48,  Miller  street :  William 
Simpson,  Librarian.  Founded  by  the  late  Mr.  George  Baillie  in  1863,  and  opened 
in  1887.  Is  a  Beference  Library  only,  containing  15,000  vols.;  annual  issue  60,000. 
Annual  income  from  endowment,  about  £1,300,  about  £300  being  spent  in  books, 
binding,  &c.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Glasgow. — Stirling's  &  Glasgow  Public  Library,  48,  Miller-st.  :  W.  J.  S, 
Paterson,  Librarian.  Est.  1791.  Over  50,000  vols. ;  annual  circulation,  139,879. 
Annual  income  from  subscriptions  and  rents  £935,  affording  £220  for  the  purchase  of 
books.  Possesses  a  full  set  of  the  publications  of  the  Patent  Office  from  1617  to 
date  ;  also  a  full  set  of  the  Trade  Marks  Journal.  Reference  Department  free  to 
all.    Lending  Department  to  subscribers  only.    Open  week-days  10  to  10. 

Glasgow. — The  Mitchell  Library,  21,  Miller  street :  F.  T.  Barrett,  Libra- 
rian. Opened  1877.  125,000  volumes  for  Reference  only  ;  annual  circulation,  about 
500,000.  Supported  by  Trust  Fund,  supplemented  by  grants  from  Town  Council, 
and  producing  £3,300  per  annum,  of  this  £1,000  is  available  for  purchase  of  books, 
periodicals,  and  binaing.  Special  collections :  Glasgow  books,  early  Glasgow 
Printing,  Bums,  Scottish  Poetry  generally.  Covenanting.  No  Newsroom.  The 
largest  library  in  Scotland  to  which  the  general  public  have  a  right  to  free  access. 
Over  2,000  readers  daily.    The  Public  Libraries'  Act  has  not  yet  been  adopted. 


232  MUNICIPAL   FRBB   LIBRARIES. 


Gbanoemouth. — Victoria  Public  Library,  Boneas  road :  William  C.  Dibbs, 
Librarian.  Opened  1889.  About  2,800  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  12,000.  Annual 
income  from  rates  £230,  about  £40  being  arailable  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  from 
7  to  9  p.m.  daily,  Sundays  excepted. 

Hawick  Public  Library  :  George  S.  S.  McNairn,  Librarian.  Est.  1879. 
10,000  volumes ;  annual  income  from  penny  rate  £270.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

Inverness  Public  Library  and  Reading  Room,  Castle  Wynd :  S.  F. 
Donaldson,  Librarian.  Est.  1883.  Number  of  volumes,  8,600  ;  annual  circulation, 
22,000.  Annual  income  from  rate  £340,  affording  about  £97  for  the  purchase  of 
books.  Open  from  1  to  3  p.m.,  and  7  to  9  p.m.;  Saturdays,  3  to  7  p.m.  In  connec- 
tion is  a  Museum  of  Antiquarian  and  Geological  specimens. 

Jedburgh  Public  Library,  High  street :  John  Rutherford,  Librarian. 
Opened  1894.  Number  of  volumes  3,814.  Annual  income  from  rates  and  invest- 
ments £70,  of  which  £16  is  expended  in  books.  Open  on  Mondays,  Tuesdays,  and 
Thursdays  from  6  to  8  ;  Saturday,  from  2  to  5  p.m. 

Kilmarnock  Free  Library,  Elmbank,  London  road:.H.  Y.  Simpson, 
Librarian.  Opened  1895.  Number  of  volumes,  16,474 ;  annual  circulation,  63,057. 
Annual  income  from  rate  and  bequest  £494  10s.,  affording  £90  for  purchase  of  books. 
Open  on  week-days  from  12  to  9  p.m 

Kirkwall  Free  Library,  Municipal  Buildings :  L  Sommerville,  Librarian. 
Est.  1890.  About  4,000  volumes.  Annual  income  from  rate  and  investments  £65. 
Open  on  week-days. 

Newburqh  {Fi/eahire). — Laing  Institute  and  Free  Library,  High  street. 

Paisley  Public  Library  and  Museum,  High  street :  John  Renfrew^, 
Librarian.  Opened  1871  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  19,000 ; 
Reference  Department,  10,000 ;  annual  circulation,  72,000.  Annual  income  from 
penny  rate  £1,172,  about  £170  being  available  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Perth. — Sandeman  Public  Library  :  John  Minto,  M.A.,  Librarian.  Sup- 
ported by  endowment  and  rates. 

Peterhead  Free  Library  :  D.  Scott,  Librarian. 

Selkirk  Public  Library,  Ettrick  terrace  :  Mrs.  Agnes  Scott,  Librarian. 
Est  1889.  Number  ot  volumes,  5,274 ;  annual  issue,  13,168.  The  penny  rate  realises 
£105,  about  £20  being  spent  in  books.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

Stirling. — MacFarlane  Free  Library  and  Museum,  Smith  Institute,  Dum- 
barton road :  James  Sword,  Librarian. 

Tarvbs  Free  Public  Library  :  John  Young,  Librarian.  Act  adopted 
1883.  One  Branch  Library.  Number  of  volumes,  3,700.  The  library  rate  produces 
£30,  about  £20  of  this  being  spent  in  books.  Tarves  is  a  purely  rural  parish,  the 
population  being  only  about  2,400. 

Thurso  Free  Public  Library,  Town  Hall:  Henry  Manson,  Librarian. 
Est.  1872.  About  6,000  volumes ;  annual  issue,  13,762.  Annual  income  from  pennv 
rate,  £42,  aUowina;  £10  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days  only.  A 
Museum  in  connection  contains  Robert  Dick's  Botani(»J  collection  and  some  Anti- 
quarian remains. 

Wick  Parish  Free  Public  Library,  Union  street :  Geo.  Bain,  Librarian. 
Est.  1887.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending  Department,  6,240 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 1,560 ;  annual  circulation,  23,700.  The  pennv  rate  produces  £180,  about  £30 
being  annually  expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  to  4,  and  from  6  to  8. 
New  library  premises  have  been  erected  at  a  cost  of  £5,000,  Mr.  Andrew  Carnegie 
being  the  principal  donor.  This  library  occupies  a  peculiar  position  as  the  area  of 
assessment  embraces  the  Royal  Burgh  of  Wick,  the  Pulteney  Town  Commission, 
and  the  Landward  portion  of  the  parish  of  Wick.  A  Museum  and  Art  Qallery  is 
in  course  of  formation. 

TJie  Pvhlic  Libraries'  Acts  were  adopted  ai  Campbeltown  (Argyleshire)^ 

1896;  Kirkcaldy,  1895;  Kirhmichael  (Bavffehire),  1895. 

No  returrisfrom  these  pla>ces. 


MUNICIPAL   FREE   LIBRARIES.  233 


WALES. 

Aberystwyth  Public  Library  :  Mary  A.  Jenkins,  Librarian.  Est.  1872. 
Number  of  yolumes,  3,539 ;  annual  issue,  23,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate 
£100.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  1,  and  from  6  to  9  p.m. 

Bangor. — Jones  Free  Museum  and  Library,  High  street :  Peter  Williams, 
Librarian.  Est.  1871.  1,600  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  2,157.  Open  on  week- 
days from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Barry  AND  Cadoxton  {near  Cardiff)  Public  Library,  Holton  road,  Barry: 
J.  M.  Davies,  Librarian.  Est.  1892.  Number  of  volumes,  3,074  ;  annual  circulation, 
18,962.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £517,  about  £150  being  available  for  the 
purchase  of  books.    Open  every  week-day. 

Blaenau  Festiniog  [Merionethshire), — Free  Public  Library. 

Cardiff  Free  Libraries,  Trinity  street  :  John  Ballinger,  Librarian. 
Opened  1862.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  Department  and  six  Branch 
Libraries,  27,500 ;  Boys'  Library,  2,000  volumes  ;  annual  circulation,  260,600.  The 
Reference  Department  contains  33,000  Printed  Books  and  MSS.  Annual  income 
from  penny  rate  £4,000,  affording  £800  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Collections : 
Printed  Books  and  MSS.  in  Welsh  and  relating  to  Wales,  Local  Topographical 
Prints  and  Photographs ;  also  Works  on  Iron  and  Steel,  Mining,  Shipping,  and 
Engineering.  Desiderata :  Books  and  MSS.  in  Welsh  or  relating  to  Wales.  Open 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The  special  feature  of  the  Reference  Librarv 
is  the  collection  of  nearly  2,000  Manuscripts  relating  to  Wales,  including  the  Welsh 
portion  of  the  MSS.  collected  by  the  late  Sir  Thomas  Phillipps,  Bart. 

Carnarvon  Free  Library  :  Mrs.  G.  K.  A.  Thomas,  Librarian.  Est.  1887. 
Number  of  volumes,  2,050.  Lending  Department  opened  December  1st,  1892.  Annual 
income  from  penny  rate  £110,  about  £50  being  expended  in  books  and  newspapers. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

CoRWEN  [Merionethshire)  Public  Library,  Market  Buildings  :  Thos.  War- 
burton,  Librarian.  Sustained  by  library  rate.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m. 
to  10  p.m. 

Halkin  [Flintshive) :  Acts  adopted  1896.     Library  not  yet  in  operation. 

Holyhead  :  Mair  Griffiths,  Librarian.     Opened  1896. 

Newport  [Moji.)  :  James  Matthews,  Librarian.  Opened  1871.  The 
Lending  Library  contains  over  21,000  volumes,  and  the  Reference  Library  15,000. 

Penarth  Free  Library,  Arcot  street  :  Miss  K.  E.  Jones,  Librarian. 
Opened  1896.  About  2,200  volumes.  Annual  income  from  rate  £300,  affording  £160 
for  purchase  of  books.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  6  to  9  p.m. 

Pontypridd  Free  Public  Library  :  Geo.  Hughes,  Librarian.  Est.  1887. 
8,150  volumes ;  annual  circulation,  12,000.  Annual  income  from  penny  rate  £350. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.    A  Museum  is  in  contemplation. 

Swansea  Public  Library  and  Art  Gallery,  Alexander  road:  S.  E. 
Thompson,  Librarian.  Opened  1875.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending  and 
four  Branch  Libraries,  13,000  ;  Reference  Department,  24,500 ;  Boys'  Library,  750 ; 
annual  circulation,  199,336.  Income  derived  from  library  rate,  and  an  additional 
penny  under  Local  Act,  £2,235,  affording  £200  annually  for  the  purchase  of  books. 
The  library  is  rich  in  Welsh  and  Local  Literature  (about  3,000  volumes).  Open  on 
week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.  The  Art  Gallery  has  a  collection  of  2,500 
Drawings  and  Engravings  presented  by  Mr.  J.  Deffett  Francis.  The  Art  School,  in 
connection,  with  its  splendid  collection  of  casts,  is  considered  one  of  the  most  com- 
plete in  the  kingdom. 

Welshpool  Free  Library,  Church  Bank,  Salop  road :  C.  H.  Jones, 
Librarian.  Number  of  volumes,  6^000  ;  annual  circulation  12,000.  Annual  income 
from  halfpenny  rate  £82,  affordmg  £20  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  every 
week-day. 

Wrexham  Free  Public  Library,  Chester  street :  Richard  Gough,  Lib- 
rarian. Opened  1879.  Number  of  volumes,  5,872 ;  annual  circulation,  28,000. 
Annual  income  from  penny  rate  and  subscriptions  £287,  allowing  about  £50  for 
purchase  of  books.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 


234 


PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


public  Xibraries* 


4^ 


THE    UNITED    KINGDOM. 


Abbravon. — Victoria  Institute. 
Aberayron  (Cardiganshire). — 

Aberayron  Library. 
Abercarne. — Library  and    Reading 

Rooms. 
Aberdeen.  —  Advocates'     Library. 
Opened  1788.    About  8,000  volumes. 

Anderson    Library,    Woodside. 
Opened  1883.    10,000  volumes 

Episcopal  Church  Diocesan  Library. 
Opened  1805. 

Free     Church    College    Library. 
Opened  1844.    17,000  volumes. 

Medico-Chirurgical  Society.  Opened 
1789.    6,000  volumes. 

Robert  Gordon's  College  Library. 

University  of  Aberdeen,  King's  Col- 
lege: P.  J.  Anderson,  ]i.A.,  ll.b.,  Libra- 
rian. Opened  1532.  Number  of  volumes 
in  Central  Lending  Department,  40,000 ; 
Reference  Department,  60,000 ;  Branch 
Library,  in  Marischal  College,  20,000. 
Annual  income  from  Government  grant 
and  general  funds  of  University  £1,245, 
about  £750  being  available  for  purchase 
of  books.  Specied  collections  :  Masson 
Library  of  Celtic  Literature  ;  Wilson 
Library  of  Classical  Archseology.  De- 
niderata  :  Books  written  or  edited  by 
alumni  of  the  University :  and  Books 
relating  to,  or  printed  in  the  North  of 
Scotland.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
10  a.m.  to  4  p.m.  The  Reference  De- 
partment is  free  to  the  public,  and 
admission  to  the  Lending  Department 
may  be  obtained  by  applying  to  the 
Library  Committee. 
Aberdovey  {Merionethshire). — 

Aberdovey  Literary  Institute. 

Aberfoyle    [Perthshire).  —  Library 
and  Reading  Room. 

Abbrystwith.  — University  College. 

AcCRiNGTON.— Free  Library  for  the 
Blind,   Corporation   Chambers :  John 
Ingham,  Librarian.  Supported  bv  volun- 
tary subscriptions.     About  £10  is  annu- 
ally expended  in  books.    Collection  of 
Standard  Works  in  Braille  type.    Open 
every  week-day. 
Free  Library,  Nat.  School,  Church 
street :  J.  Buchanan,  Librarian.    Est. 
1858.     About  730  volumes.    Instituted 
for  the  use  and  benefit  of  the  working- 
men  of  Accrington. 
Industrial  Society  Library. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 


AiRLiE  {N.B.) — Public  Library. 

Aldershot. — Prince    Consort's  Lib- 
rary, South  Camp. 
Royal  Victoria  Library. 

Alexandria  {N.B.) — Mechanics' In- 
stitute. 

Alnwick. — Scientific  and  Mechanics' 
Institute. 

Alyth  {N.  B.  )— Loyal  Public  Library. 

Ambleside.  —  Ruskin    Library   and 
Book  Club. 

Andover  {Hants. ) — Library,  Reading 
Room  and  Institute,  Bridge  street. 

Armagh. — Lib.  of  Cathedral  Church 
of  St.  Patrick 
Public  Library.    19,000  volumes. 

Arnold  {Notts.) — Church  Free  Lib. 

Arundel. — Reading  Society. 

Ascot. — Duming  Library. 

AsHBURTON  {Devonshire). — Subscrip- 
tion Library,  East  street. 

AsHBURY  {Berks. )  —  Public  Reading 
Room  and  Library. 

AsHTON  -  UNDER  -  Lyne.  —  Mechanics' 
Institute 
Co-operative  Society  Library. 

AucHiNLECK  (^y.^.)— Public  Library. 

Auchterarder    {N.B.). — Smeaton 
Library  and  Institute. 

Aylesbury  {Bucks. )  —  Architectural 
and  Archaeological  Society,  Church-st.: 
J.  L.  Myers,  Hon.  Librarian. 
Kingsbury  Mechanics'  Institute. 

Bacuf. — Co-operative  Store  Library, 
Rochdale  road :  J.  L.  Wolfenden,  Lib- 
rarian. Opened  1864.  Five  Branch 
Newsrooms.  Number  of  volumes  in 
Lending  Department,  18,613  ;  Reference 
Department.  1,000.'  The  grant  of  2^  per 
cent,  of  pronts  realises  £250,  about  £120 
annually  being  expended  in  books. 
Open  to  members  on  week-nights  only. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 

Bala.  —  Welsh    Calvinistic    College 
Library  :  Rev.  J.  T.  Alun  Jones,  Libm. 

Banbury. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Banchory  {Aberdeen)  Public  Library 

Banff. — Literary  Soc,  Town  House. 

Bangor  {N.  PTa/ea).— Cathedral  Lib. 
Science  &  Art  Institute. 

Barnsley.  —  British  Co-operative 
Society  Library.    9,000  volumes. 
Harvey  Institute. 


PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


235 


Barnstaple. — N.  Devon  Athenaeum. 

Basingstoke. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Bath. — Guildhall  Library. 
People's  Club  and  Institute. 
Royal  Literary  and  Scientific  Inst. 

Bathgate  (-y.jB.)-Bathgate  Institute 

Batlby. — Co-operative  Library. 

Becgles  {Suffolk). — Subscription  Lib., 
New  Market  place :  Miss  Candler,  Lib- 
rarian. Est.  1835.  Upwards  of  8,000 
volumes.  Annual  income  from  subscrip- 
tions £100,  about  £25  being  spent  m 
books.    Open  every  week-day. 

Bedford. — Lit.  &  Scientific  Institute 
and  Qcneral  Library :  William  Davis, 
Librarian.  Est.  1832.  Number  of  vols. 
16,000.  Annual  income  from  members' 
subscriptions  £879,  of  which  about  £150 
is  expended  in  books.  Open  to  mem- 
bers every  week-day  from  11  a.m.  to 
9-30  p.m. 
Working  Men's  Inst. ,  Harpur  st. 

Belfast. — Belfast  Library  &  Society 
for  Promoting  Knowledge  (Linen  Hall 
Library):  George  Smith,  Librarian.  Est. 
1788.  40,000  volumes.  About  £700  is 
annuaUy  expended  in  books.  Collection 
of  earl^  Belfast  printed  books  and 
"  Ulstenana."  Open  on  week-days  from 
9  a.m.  to  9  p.m.  The  oldest  Library  in 
Ulster,  now  under  Educational  Endow- 
ments (Ireland)  Act,  1885 

Northern  Law  Club  Library. 

Queen's  College  Library  :  A.  L. 
Meissner,  Librarian.  About  55,000  vols. 
Supported  by  an  annual  Parliamentary 
grant  of  £600.  Open  on  week-days 
during  the  session  from  10  to  3.  Free 
to  members  and  graduates. 

Theological  Library,  Rosemary-st. 

Working  Men's  Institute. 
Berkhampstbad. — Mechanics'  Inst. 

Working  Men's  College. 
BiOGAR  {N.B,) — Public  Library. 

Biggleswade  ( Beds. ) — Biggleswade 
Institute. 

Birkenhead. -Literary  and  Scientific 
Society.    4,000  volumes. 

Birmingham. — Exchange  Library. 
Friends'  Library. 

Mason  College  Library  :  William 
H.  Cope,  Librarian.  Est.  1880.  Contains 
upwards  of  25,000  vols.  About  £225  is 
annually  spent  in  books.  Possesses  the 
Hensleigh  Wedgwood  Collection,  pre- 
sented by  Miss  Julia  Wedgwood,  of  800 
vols.,  chiefly  Philological,  Dictionaries, 
Glossaries,  &c.  The  Medical  Faculty 
of  Queen's  College  was  amalgamated 
with  the  Mason  College  in  1892.  Open 
to  students,  teaching-staff,  <fec.,  on  week- 
days from  9  sum.  to  6  p.m.  The  library 
is  particularly  strong  m  complete  sets  of 
scientific  and  other  periodicals. 


King  Edward  Grammar  School. 

Law  Society  Library. 

Medical  Library  and  Institute. 

Midland  Institute. 

Oscott  College  Library.  36,000  vols. 

Queen's  College  Library. 

The  Birmingham  Library,  Union 
street :  Charles  Edward  Scarse,  Librar- 
ian. Est.  1779.  About  60,000  volumes. 
Collections :  County  Histories ;  Audu- 
bon's "Birds  of  America;"  and  other 
illustrated  Works  of  Natural  History. 
Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  8 

£,m.  A  Proprietary  or  Subscription 
ibrary.  The  Proprietors  or  Snare- 
holders  are  the  representatives  of  the 
original  founders.  There  are  upwards 
of  2,000  proprietors  and  subscribers — the 
leading  men  of  Birmingham  and  district. 
The  Oratory  Library,  Edgbaston. 
Blackburn. — Stony  hurst  Coll.  Lib. 

(60,000  volumes). 
Blackley. — Co-operative  Library. 
Blackpool.  — Industrial  Co-operative 

Society  Library. 
Blaenavon  ( Wales). — Library  &  Inst. 
Blairgowrie    (N.B.)  —  Mechanics' 

Institute. 
Blaydon   {Durham).  — Co-operative 

Library. 
Blyth. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
Bodmin  {Gomxoall). — Literary  Insti- 
tution, Crinnick's  lane. 
Bolton. — Co-operative  Society  Lib. 

Mechanics'  Institute. 
Bradford  {Yorks.) — Airedale  (now 
United)  College  (Independent)  Library. 
Church  Institute. 

Historical  &  Antiquarian  Society: 

Thomas  Scorah,  Librarian.     Est.  1878. 

Contains   works   of  an  historical   and 

antiquarian  nature. 

Historical  and  Antiquarian  Society 

Library. 

Library  and  Literary  Society,  34a, 
Darley  street :  Miss  Rhodes,  Librarian. 
Est.  1774.    About  31,000  volumes.   Open 
to  members  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  6-30  p.m. ;  Saturdays,  9  to  2. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 
Philosophical  Society. 
Rawdou  Baptist  College  Library. 
Yorkshire  United  Independent  Col- 
lege.   10,000  volumes. 
Braemar  {N.B.) — Public  Library. 
Braintree  and  Bogkinq. — Literary 

and  Mechanics'  Institute. 
Brechin. — Diocesan  Library  of  the 
Episcopal  Church  of  Scotland.    Libra- 
rian :  The  Incumbent  of  Brechin. 
Bridgnorth. — Literary  Institute. 
Briohouse. — Mechanics'  Institute. 


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Brighton. — Young  Men's  Christian 

Association  Library. 
Bristol. — Baptist  College  Library. 

Cathedral  Library. 

Incorporated  Law  Society  Library, 
Assize  Courts,  Small  street :  James 
John  Thomas,  Librarian.  Est.  1819. 
About  7,000  volumes.  Supported  by 
subscriptions  from  members  of  the  legal 
profession.  Annual  income  about  £447, 
of  which  about  £156  is  expended  in 
books  and  binding.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10  to  5  ;  Saturday,  closes  at  2.  One 
of  the  most  complete  Law  Libraries  out 
of  London. 

Medical  Library,  University  Col- 
lege :  L.  M.  Griffiths,  ic.b.c.8.,  Hon. 
Librarian.  Opened  1898.  Number  of 
volumes  16,000.  Desiderata:  Periodicals 
to  make  up  sets,  lists  of  wants  on  appli- 
cation. Open  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 
on  week-days  only.  This  library  is 
formed  by  the  amalgamation  of  the 
Libraries  of  the  Faculty  of  Medicine  of 
University  College,  the  Bristol  Royal 
Infirmary,  the  Bristol  General  Hospital, 
and  the  Bristol  Medico  -  Chirurgical 
Society.  The  Library  is  mainly  a  Refer- 
ence one. 

Merchant  Venturers'  Technical  Coll. 

Postmen's  Library  &  Reading  Room. 

University  College  Library. 
Bromsgrove. — Literary  Listitute. 

Brouohty-Ferry    {N.B.)  — Corbet 
Library. 

Buckie  (.^.5.)— Public  Library. 

BuRNHAM  {Soma.) — Free  Library. 

Burnley. — Co-operative  Society  Lib. 
6,000  volumes. 
Literary  Institute. 
Mechanics'  Institution,  Yorke-st.: 
Thomas  Hartley,  Librarian.  Opened 
18S4.  Number  of  vols.  19,600 ;  annual 
circulation  46,000.  Annual  income  from 
subscriptions  £285,  about  £86  being 
spent  in  books.  Open  every  week-day 
from  10  a.m.  to  8-SO  p.m. 

Burntisland    {N.B.)  —  Mechanics' 
Institute. 

BuRSLEM. — Wedgwood  Memorial  In- 
stitute.  7,500  volumes. 

Burton-on-Trent. -Burton  Listitute. 

Bury  (Lanc«.) -Co-operative  Society. 

15,000  volumes. 
Bury  St.    Edmunds.  —  Athenaeum. 

25,000  volumes. 
BuTTERSTONE,  (^.  5.  )-Public  Library 
Calne  ( Wilts. ) — Literary  Institute. 
Camborne. — Library  of  the  Mining 

Association  and  Institute  of  Cornwall 

Mining  School. 
Cambridge.  — Christ's  College  Library 

18,000  volumes. 
Clare  College  Library.    7,600  vols. 


Cambridge — continued. 

Corpus    Christi    College    Library. 

7,000  volumes. 
Downing  College  College  Library. 

4,000  volumes. 
Emmanuel  College  Library.    22,000 

volumes. 
Fitzwilliam  Museum  Library. 

10,000  volumes. 
Girton  College  Library :  Miss  Jones, 

Librarian. 
Gonville  and  Caius  College  Library. 

15,000  volumes. 
Jesus  College  Library.   10,000  vols. 

King's  College  Library.  25,000  vols. 

Magdalene  College  Library.     5,500 

volumes. 
Newnham  College  Library.     8,000 

volumes. 
Pembroke  College  Library.     15,000 

volumes. 
Peterhouse  College  Library.     8,700 

volumes. 
Philosophical  Library.  12,000  vols. 

Queen's  College   Library.      30,000 

volumes. 
Ridley  Hall  Carr  Library.      4,000 

volumes. 
Selwyn  College  Library. 

Sidney  Sussex  College  Library. 
5,000  volumes. 

St.  Catherine's  College  Library. 
13,000  volumes. 

St.  John's  College  Library.  60,000 
volumes.  1,000  MSS.  23,000  Pamphlets. 

Taylor  Library.     2,000  volumes. 

Trinity  College  Lil3rary  :  Rev.  R. 
Sinker,  n.n..  Librarian.  The  Library 
is  coeval  with  the  College,  which  dates 
from  1546.  Contains  over  80,000  vols, 
and  1,910  MSS.,  and  is  specially  rich  in 
Bibliography  and  Theology;  very  fine 
collections  also  of  Aldines,  Elzevirs, 
and  early  quarto  and  folio  editions  of 
Shakespeare's  Works.  Open  on  week- 
days from  11  a.m.  to  3  p.m.  to  all  mem- 
bers  of  the  College ;  to  others,  when 
satisfactorily  introduced,  special  per- 
mission may  be  given. 

Trinity  Hall  Library.    7,000  vols. 

Union   Society's  Library.      24,000 

volumes. 
University  Library  (500,000  vols.) 

Canterbury. — Dean  k  Chapter  Lib. 
About  9,900  volumes,  110  MS.  volumes, 
and  7,000  documents. 
St.    Augustine's    College   Library: 
Rev.    Watkin   Wynn    Williams,    ic.a.. 
Librarian.  Est.  1848.  About  15,000  vols. 
Cardiff. — County  Library. 
Law  Library. 


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237 


Cardiff — continued. 
Musical  Library. 
South  Wales  University  Coll.  Lib. 

Carlisle. — Cathedral  Library. 
Scotby  Library. 

Carmarthen. — Literary  &  Scientific 
Institute. 

Cashel. — Diocesan  Library,  founded 
1729-44.    16,000  volumes. 

Castle  Douglas  (-AT.-B.)— Mechanics' 
Institute. 

Castleford    (Yorks.)  —  Mechanics* 
Library. 

Cathcart  (^.5.)— Couper  Institute. 
8,000  volumes. 

Catrine  (iV.5.)^United  Public  Lib- 
rary.   4,500  volumes. 

Chapel-en-le-Frith.  — Institute. 

Chatham. — Dockyard  Library. 

Cheddar. — Literary  Institution. 

Cheltenham.  — Cheltenham  College 
Library :  John  Darter,  Librarian.  Est. 
1866.  Number  of  volumes,  9,000.  Open 
to  members  of  the  College  only. 
Cheltenham  Library  :  J.  T.  Presley, 
Librarian.  Est.  1863.  A  Reference 
Library  of  17,000  volumes.  Supported 
by  subscriptions.  Annual  income  £480, 
about  £160  being  expended  in  literature. 
Open  on  week-days  from  10-30  a.m.  to 
8  p.m. 
Cheltenham  Ladies'  College  Library. 

Chester-le-Street.  —  Co-operative 
Society  Library. 

Chester. — Cathedral  Library. 

Chichester. — Cathedral  Library. 
Library  Society.     8,600  volumes. 

Chippenham. — Jubilee  Institute. 

Christchuroh   {Hants.)  —  Working 
Men's  Institute. 

Clbckheaton. — Co-operative  Indus- 
trial Society  Library. 
Mechanics'  Institute, 

Clonmel. — Literary  Institute. 

Clydebank  {N.B.) — Public  Library. 

Coalbrookdale. — Literary  Institute 

Coatbridge  {N.B.) — Literary  Asso- 
ciation. 
Technical  School  &  Mining  College. 

CJockermouth. — Wordsworth  Inst. 

Colchester. — Literary  Institute. 

Coldingham  {N.B. ) — Public  Library. 

Coldstream. -Mechanics' Institution. 

CoLNE.  — Co-operative  Society  Library 

Cork.  —  Queen's  College    Library. 
31,000  volumes. 
Diocesan  Theological  Library. 
Library  Society.     30,000  volumes. 

Corstorphine  {N.B,) — Fowler  Lib. 


Coventry. — Coventry  Institute. 
Croydon. — County  Polytechnic  Inst. 

Literary  and  Scientific  Institute. 
CuDDESDON  {near  Oxford)  Theological 

College  Library 
CuLLEN  {N.B.) — Public  Library. 
Cumnock  {N  B. ) — Athenaeum. 
Cupar  {N.B.) — Duncan  Institute. 
Dalbeattie  {N.  B.  ) — Mechanics'  Inst. 
Dalry  (^.jB.)— Public  Library. 
Dalton-in-Furness.  —  Co-operative 

Library. 
Dartford. — Public  Library. 
Darwen. — Industrial  Society  Library 
Dawley. — Literary  Institute. 
Dawlish. — Cozen's  Institute. 
Deal. — Deal  Institute. 
Den  HOLM  {N.B.) — Public  Library. 
Denny  {N.B.) — Public  Library. 
Derby. — Mechanics'  Institute.    7,600 

volumes. 
Midland  Railway  Institute.  10,000 

volumes. 
Devizes.  — Literary  &  Scientific  Inst. 
Dewsbury.  —  Co-operative  Library. 

8,000  volumes. 
DiDSBVRY  {near  Manchester)  Wesleyan 

College  Library 
Dingwall  {N.  B.  ) — Public  Library. 
Diss. — Diss  Library. 
Dollar  {N.B.) — Dollar  Institution. 

6,000  volumes. 
DoNCASTER.  —  Co-operative    Society 

Library. 
G.  N.  Ry.  Free  Mechanics'  Library. 
Dorchester. — The  Library. 
DouNE  {N.B.) — Moray  Institute  and 

Library. 
Dover. — Working  Men's  Institute. 

Proprietary  Library. 
DowLAis. — The  Library. 
Droylsden. — Co-op.  Society  Library. 

Dublin. — College  Historical  Society 
Library,  Trinity  College :  J.  F.  Ogilvy, 
Librarian. 

Incorporated  Law  Society  of  Ire- 
land, Four  Courts  :  S.  W.  Evans,  Libm. 

King-  &  Queen's  Coll.  of  Physicians. 

King's  Inns  Library :  Jas.  Maclvor, 
Librarian.  Opened  1788.  Number  of 
volumes  about  60,000.  Amount  annually 
available  for  purchase  of  books  £434. 
Collection  of  Legal  and  Historical  works. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to 
6p.m. 

Library  of  the  National  Cathedral 
and  Collegiate  Church  of  St.  Patrick. 

Royal  College  of  Science  (Ireland). 

Royal  Dublin  Society. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


Dublin — continued. 
Mechanics'  Inst.,  Lower  Abbey-st.: 
Joseph  Owen,  Librarian.  Number  of 
volumes  in  Lending  Library,  6,000.  An- 
nual income  from  subscriptions,  rents, 
<&€.,  £500.  Open  on  week-days  from  10 
a.m.  to  9  p.m.  A  payment  of  10s.  per 
annum  constitutes  membership. 
Royal  Coll.  of  Surgeons  in  Ireland, 
Stephen's  Green  West :  F.  T.  Henston, 
if.n.,  and  G.  F.  Blake,  j.p.,  Librarians. 
Est.  1784.  30,000  volumes,  chiefly  medi- 
cal and  surgical  works.  Supported  by 
grant  from  the  College.  Open  on  week- 
days from  10  a.m.  to  6  p.m.,  to  Fellows, 
Licentiates,  and  Matnculated  Medical 
Students. 
Royal  Irish  Academy,  19,  Dawson 
street :  John  T.  Gilbert,  ll.d.,  f.a.s., 
Librarian.  Est.  1786.  About  80,000 
volumes  in  library.  Supported  by  sub- 
scriptions and  Government  grant.  Col- 
lections of  Manuscripts  connected  with 
Ireland  and  in  the  Irish  language; 
books  and  tracts  relative  to  Ireland ; 
and  literary  Journals  from  all  the  chief 
institutions  in  Europe,  America,  and 
Asia.  Admission  by  application  in  per- 
son or  by  letter.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10-30  a.m.  to  5-30  p.m.  The  Aca- 
demy publishes  extensively  its  transac- 
tions, proceeding,  and  Irish  MSS. 
Steeven's  Hospital  Library. 
Trinity  College  Lib.  (239,000  vols.) 
United  Service  Club. 
University  Philosophical  Society  : 

C.  H.  Tandy  Lett,  Librarian. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association, 
Lower  Abbey  street 
Dudley. — Dudley  Institute. 
DuKiNFiELD. — Astley  Institute. 
Dumfries. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
DuNBEATH  {N,B,) — Public  Library. 
Dunblane.  -Bibliotheca  Leigh toniana 
Dundee, — University  College  Library 
Duns  {N.B.) — South  Church  Congre- 
gational Library. 
Subscription  Library.     7,000  vols. 
Durham.  —  Bishop  Cosin's  Library, 
Palace  Green :  J.  T.  Fowler,  Keeper. 
Est.  1669.    About  6,000  volumes.    Con- 
tains a  first  folio  Shakespeare  and  some 
valuable  MSS.  and  early  printed  books. 
Chapter  Lib.  :  Rev.  Canon  Green- 
well,  Librarian.    15,000  volumes. 
Equitable  Co-operative  Society. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 
Union  Society  Lib.  A  Student's  Club 
with  a  large  library,  chiefly  Theological. 
University  Library,  Palace  Green  : 
J.    T.  Fowler,   Librarian.      Est.  1833. 
About  82,000  vols.    Collections  of  works 
by  Routh,  Maltby,  Winterbottom,  and 
Lightfoot.    Open  daily  to  members  of 
the  University. 


DysART(iV^.  5.)— Public  Library. 
Ealing.— Young  Men's  Institute. 
East  Dereham. — Athenaeum. 
East  Grinstead.  —  Literary  and 

Scientific  Institute. 
Ebbw  Vale. — Literary  Institute. 
EccLES. -Provident  Industrial  Society 

Library.    9,000  volumes. 

Edenbridge. — The  Institute. 

Edinburgh.  —  Advocates'  Library : 
J.  T.  Clark,  Librarian.  Est.  1680. 
Contains  about  895,000  volumes.  Opeo 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  4  p.m. ; 
Saturdays,  10  a.m.  to  1  p.m.  to  all 
engaged  in  bond  fide  literary  work.  One 
of  the  Libraries  which  has  the  privilege 
of  receiving  books  under  the  Copyright 
Acts. 

Fettes  College  Library. 

Geological  Society  Library. 

Heriot-Watt  College  Library. 

Heriot's  Hospital  Library. 

High  School  Library. 

Historical  and  Antiquarian  Depart- 
ment of  the  General  Register  House. 

Juridical  Society  of  Edinburgh,  40, 
Charlotte  square  :  J.  G.  Kirkpatrick, 
Librarian. 

Library  of  the  Faculty  of  Actuaries, 
York  place.  Est.  1866.  8,000  volumes, 
and  a  number  of  valuable  panophlets. 
Supported  by  the  funds  of  tne  Faculty 
and  donations.  A  collection  of  valuable 
Actuarial  and  Mathematical  works. 
Open  to  students  and  members  every 
week-day  from  11  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 

Literary  Institution.     10,000  vols. 

Museum  of  Science  and  Art.  16,000 
volumes. 

New  College  Library,  Mound  :  Jas. 
Kennedy,  b.d.,  Librarian.  Est.  1843. 
Contains  about  40,000  volumes.  Annual 
income  £300,  about  £160  of  which  is 
exi)ended  in  books.  The  Library  is 
mainly  Theological,  for  the  use  of  Pro- 
fessors and  Students  (connected  vdth 
the  Free  Church  of  Scotland)  in  the 
New  College.  Open  on  week-days  from 
10  till  2. 

Obstetrical  Society  Library. 

Philosophical    Institution :   H.    G. 
Aldis,   Librarian.     Est.    1846.     About , 
29,000  volumes.     Open  to  members  on  ' 
week-days  from  9-30  a.m.  to  9-30  p  m. 

Royal  Coll.  of  Surgeons,  Nicholson 
street :  Dr.  Charles  Macgillivray,  Hon. 
Librarian.  Est.  1505.  About  7,000 
volumes,  £200  bein^  annually  expended 
in  books.  Admission  on  introduction 
by  a  Fellow.  Open  every  week-day 
from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  There  is  a  Medi- 
cal and  Surgical  Museum  in  connection. 

Royal  College  of  Physicians.  40,000 
volumes. 


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239 


Edinburgh — continvsd. 

Royal  Medical  Society.  30,000  vols. 

Royal  Physical  Society  Library. 

Royal  Scottish  Academy,  Mound. 

Royal  Scottish  Society  of  Arts. 

Royal  Society  Library.   17,000  vols. 

Royal  Scottish  Geographical  Soc. 
Library.  National  Portrait  Gallery 
Building,  Queen  street.  The  Society 
has  branches  at  Glasgow,  Aberdeen,  and 
Dundee,  but  the  Library  is  in  Edin- 
burgh. At  Glasgow  there  is  a  room  with 
a  few  books. 

St.  Mary's  Cathedral  Library. 

Select  Subscription  Library. 

Signet  Library  (88,000  volumes). 

Society  of  Antiquaries'  Library : 
John  Taylor  Brown,  Librarian.  Est. 
1780.  Is  a  Reference  Library  only,  con- 
taining 8,000  volumes.  Open  on  week- 
days from  10  a.m.  to  4  p.m.  for  the  use 
of  Fellows  of  the  Society.  Others  are 
admitted  by  application  to  the  Secre- 
tary or  Librarian. 

Solicitors'  Library,  Parliament  sq. 

Subscription  Library,  24,  George 
street.    40,000  volumes. 

United  Presbyterian  College  Lib. : 
J.  Mair,  Librarian.  Est.  1847.  About 
32,500  volumes.  Supported  by  Students' 
Matriculation  Fees  and  Grants  from 
Synod  Fund.  For  the  use  of  Students 
and  Ministers  of  the  United  Presby- 
terian Church. 

University  Library  (200,000  vols). 

Working  Men's  Club  Library. 
EouAM. — Library  Institute. 

Royal  HoUoway  College  Library. 
Elland. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
Ely. — Cathedral  Library. 
Eton.— College  Library.   23,000  vols. 

School  Library.     10,000  volumes. 
EvBSHAM. — Evesham  Institute. 
Exeter.— Cathedral  Library.     8,000 
volumes  and  some  valuable  MSS. 

Devon  and  Exeter  Institution  :  Ed. 
Parfitt,  Librarian.    30,000  volumes. 

Literary  Institute. 

Technical  College. 
Eyemouth  {N.B.)— Public  Library. 
Fails  WORTH  {near  Manchester), — 
Industrial  Co-operative  Society :  Miss 
E.  Baines,  Librarian.    Est.  1865.    6,000 
volumes ;    annual    circulation,   15,664. 
Open  every  week-day. 
Farnham. — Farnham  Institute. 

Young  Men's  Association  Library. 
Farn  WORTH  {near  Bolton).  —  Co-op. 

Society  Library. 
Fleetwood.  — Industrial  Co-operative 
Society  Library. 


Faversham. — Faversham  Institute. 
Fochabers  {N.B.) — ^Fochabers   Lib. 

Milne's  Institute. 
Forfar. — Sheriff  Court  Library. 
Forres. — Mechanics'  Institute   and 

Library. 
Fort  Augustus  {Invemessshire). — 
St.  Benedict's  Abbey  Library  :  Rev. 
Sir   David   Hunter-Blair,  o.s.b.,  m.a., 
Oxon.    Est.  1878.  Contains  about  20,000 
volumes,  including  a  ver^  complete  set 
of  Protestant  and  Catholic  controversial 
works  of  the  16th,  17th,  and  18th  cen- 
turies ;   also  many   rare   and   curious 
ancient    Theological     and     Historical 
works,  chiefly  brought  from  the  Scotch 
Benedictine  Abbey  of  St.  James  Ratis- 
bon  (founded  1080,   sui)pressed   1863). 
Admission  on  presentation  of  a  letter 
of  introduction 
FoRTROSB  {N.B.) — Fortrose  Library. 
Fraserburgh  {N.B.)  —  Mechanics' 

Institute. 
Frome. — Literary  Institute. 

Mechanics'  Institute. 
Gainsborough.  — Literary,  Scientific, 

and  Mechanics'  Institute. 
GaTjSTON  {N.B.) — Brown's  Institute. 
Galway.  —  Queen's  College  Library 

(80,000  volumes). 
Gartmore  {N.B.) — Public  Library. 
Gatbhouse-of-Fleet  {N.B.) — Public 

Library. 
Girvan. — Mc.Kechnie  Library 
Glasgow. — Anderson's  Collece. 
Archseological  Society,  207,  Bath-st. 
Athenaeum.     18,000  volumes. 
College  of  Science  and  Art. 
Evangelical  Union  Theological  Hall 

Library. 
Faculty  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons 
of  Glasgow,  The  Faculty  Hall,  242,  St. 
Vincent  street :  Alexander  Duncan,  b.a.. 
Librarian.     Est.  1697.    About  £400  is 
annually  expended  in  works  on  Medicine 
and  accessory  sciences.    Open  on  week- 
days from  10  a.m.  to  6  p.m. 
Faculty    of    Procurators,    62,    St. 
George's  place :  -  John  Muir,  Librarian. 
Est.  1817.    Number  of  vols,  in  Central 
and  one  Branch  Library,   20,000  vols. 
Annual  income   from  funds  and  sub- 
scriptions £914  6s.,  about  balf  of  which 
is  expended  in  books  on  Law  and  general 
literature.    Open  to  members  on  week- 
days from  10  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 
Free  Church  College  Library. 
Glasgow  and  West  of  Scotland  Tech- 
nical C!ollege  Library,  38,  Bath  street. 
List,  of  Accountants  and  Actuaries, 

106,  W.  Nile  street. 
Listitution  of  Engineers  and  Ship- 
builders in  Scotland,  207,  Bath  street. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


Glasgow — continued. 

Natural  History  Society. 

Philosophical  Society. 

Possilpark  Institute. 

Queen  Margaret  College  Library. 

Royal  Botaoic  Inst.,  140,  Hope-st. 

St.  Mnngo's  College. 

Seamen's  Friend  Soc. ,  200,  Broomie- 
law  street. 

University  Library:  Jas.  Lymbnm, 
librarian.  Est.  about  1450.  About 
145,000  volumes  and  50,000  pamphlets  ; 
annual  issue,  12,000.  The  income  from 
Parliamentaiy  grant  and  University  fund 
allows  £750  annually  for  the  purchase  of 
books. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Glossop. — Glossop  Dale  Co-operative 
Society  Library. 

Gloucester. — Cathedral  Library. 
Law  Society  Library,  6,  College-st. 
Literary  and  Scientific  Association, 

33,  Southgate  street. 
GrODALMiNG.-Chaterhonse  School  Lib. 
GouROCK  {N.  B. ) — Gamble  Institute. 
Gbanton   (Ediiiburgh).  —  Literary 

Association. 
Grantowx  {N.B.)  —  Library  and 

Reading  Room. 
Great  Harwood.  —  Co-operative 

Society  Library. 
Greenock. — Greenock  Library. 
Mechanics'  Institution  Lib.:  Jabez 

Mountford,  Librarian.    Est.  1836.   8,000 

volumes ;   annual   issue   about   20,000. 

Supported  by  subscriptions,  about  £30 

spent  annually  in  books.  Open  on  week- 
days from  3  to  9  p.m. 
Greenwich. — Royal  Naval  Coll.  Lib. : 

J.  G.  Matthews,  b.k..  Librarian. 
Royal  Observatory  Library. 
Guildford. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Working  Men's  Institute. 
Guiseley  ( Yorks. ) — Mechanics'  Inst. 
Haddington  {N.B.) — Town  &  County 

Library. 
Halifax.  —  Industrial   Co-operative 

Library. 
Dean  Clough  Institute. 
Literary  and  Philosophical  Society. 
Mechanics'  Institution. 
Halstead. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
Hamilton  {N.B.) — Mechanics'  Inst. 
Hanley. — Potteries  Mechanics'  Inst, 
Harrow -ON -THE -Hill.  —  Vaughan 

Library :  B.    P.   Lascelles,   Librarian. 

Est.  1863.    In  connection  with  Harrow 

School.     Open  free  to  students  every 

week-day. 
Haslinuden. — Industrial  Co-op.  Soc. 


Hawarden.— St.  Deiniol's  Theologi- 
cal and  General  Library.  28,000  vols, 
for  the  use  of  Students  (old  and  youngs, 
clerical  and  layX  inquirers,  authors,  and 
clergy,  or  others  seeking  intervals  of 
rest.  Erected  and  furnished  by  the  Rt. 
Hon.  W.  E.  Gladstone,  x.p.  Admission 
by  application  to  the  Warden,  St. 
Deiniol's  Hostel,  Hawarden. 

Hawick  (^.jB.  )— Buccleuch  Memorial 
Institute. 

Hbbden  Bridge. — Co-operative  Lib. 
Mechanics*  Institute. 

Helensburgh  (^.5.)-Public  Library 

He.mel  Hempstead. -Mechanics*  Inst. 

Hereford. — Cathedral  Library  : 

2,000  Tolumes,  many  of  which  are 
chained  and  of  great  value.  In  this 
library  is  a  remarkable  map^  of  the 
world,  the  work  of  a  certain  Richard  of 
Haldingham,  about  1314 — one  of  the 
mostjvaluable  relics  of  mediteval  geo- 
graphy. 

Permanent  Library.     8,500  vols. 

Hertford. — Haileybury  College  Lib. 
Literary  Institute. 

Hey  WOOD. — Indust.  Co-op.  Soc.  Ld., 
John  Albert  Green,  Librarian. '.  Number 
of  volumes  11,000 ;  annual  issue,  17,000. 
Annual  income,  being  2^  per  cent,  of  the 
profits  of  the  Society,  £400,  about  £50 
of  which  is  spent  in  books  and  news- 
papers. Open  on  week-eTenings  to  mem- 
bers only.  There  are  seven  Newsrooms 
in  connection. 

HiTCHiN. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

HoLBECK. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

HoRNCASTLE. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

HoRwiCH. — Mechanics' Inst.  Library, 
Chorley  New  road :  J.  T.  Tatlow,  Lib- 
rarian.  Est.  1888.  8,000  volumes ;  annual 
issue,  20,000.  Open  on  week-days  from 
12-30  p.m.  to  2-30  p.m.,  and  from  7  p.m. 
to  9  p.m. 

HuDDERSFiELD. -Co-operative  Society 
Library. 

Mechanics'  Institute. 

Subscription  Library.     50,000  vols. 

Technical  College  Library  :  Fred 
Blackburn,  Librarian.  About  9,000 vols.; 
annual  circulation  28,000.  Open  to  mem- 
bers only  from  10-30  a.m.  to  8-30  p.m. 
every  week-day. 

Yorks.  Archaeological  Associa'*'  Lib. 
Hull. — Lyceum  Library,  2,  Story 
street :  Jas.  Hardy,  Librarian.  Opened 
1807.  Contains  15,000  vols.  Annual 
income  from  subscriptions  £280,  afford- 
ing £80  for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 
Admission  by  guinea  share. 

Mechanics'  Institute  Library. 

Royal  Institution  Library. 


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241 


Hull — continue. 
Subscription  Library  :  A.  Milner, 
Librarian.  Est.  1775.  Number  of  vols. 
50,000.  Annual  income  from  members' 
subscriptions  £890,  of  which  £230  is 
expended  in  books.  Open  to  members, 
and  to  temporary  residents  on  payment 
of  5/-  per  month,  from  9  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Huntingdon.  -Archdeaconry  Library. 

HuNTLY  (^.5.) — Brander  Library, 
The  Square :  Miss  Mary  Gray,  l.l.a.., 
Librarian.  About  6,400  volumes.  Open 
to  subscribers  on  week-days  only,  Satur- 
days excepted. 

Hyde  {Cheshire).  -Industrial  Co-opera- 
tive Society  Library. 

Hythe.— The  Institute. 

Ilkley. — Library  Company. 

Invbrkeithing  {N.  B.) — Subscription 
Library. 

Inverness. — Workmen's  Club  Lib. 

Ipswich. — Working  Men's  College. 

Irvine  {N.B.) — Tower  Hall  Library. 

J  ARROW. — Mechanics'  Institute  and 
Public  Hall,  EUison-st. :  Mary  Jordan, 
Librarian.  Est.  1863.  4,620  volumes  ; 
annual  issue,  11,537.  Annual  income 
from  subscriptions  £536,  about  £30  being 
available  for  books.  Open  on  week-days 
from  8-30  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Johnstone  {N.B.) — Mechanics'  Inst. 

Keighley.  —  Industrial  Co-operative 
Society  Library. 

Keith. — Public  Library. 

Kei^o. — Kelso  Library.     9,000  vols. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 

Kendal. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Keswick. — Subscription  Library. 

Kew. — Royal  Botanic  Gardens  Lib. 
16,000  volumes. 

Kilburnie  {N.B.) — Wm.  Knox  Inst. 

Kilkenny.  —  St.  Canice  Cathedral 
Library  :  Rev.  J.  W.  Rooke,  Librarian. 

Kilmarnock. — Burns  Library  in  the 
Burns  Monument. 

KiNSALE  {Ireland). — Public  Library. 

Kirkcaldy    (Fifeshire).  —  People's 
Club  and  Reading  Room,  42,  High-st. 
Pottery  Reading  Room,  140,  Links 

street. 
Subscription  Library,  High  street. 

Kirkcudbright.  — The  Institute  Pub- 
lic Library  and  Reading  Room  :  John 
Angus,  Hon.  Librarian.  Incorporated 
1853.  Number  of  volumes  6,016.  Annual 
income  from  subscriptions  £70,  about 
£10  being  spent  in  books.  Degiderata: 
Old  Bibles,  Bibliography,  and  recent 
popular  works.  Open  on  Tuesdays  from 
3  to  9,  and  on  Fridays  from  3  to  5  p.m. 

Knaresborough.  -Literary  Institute. 

Knutsford.— Literary  Institute. 


Lancaster.  — Amicable  Society's  Sub- 
scription Library,  Church  street. 
Co-operative  Library.     6,500  vols. 

Langholm  {Dumfries).  — Telford  Lib. , 
High  street:  Robert  Scott,  Librarian. 
Opened  1800.  10,000  volumes.  Annual 
income  £130,  about  £76  being  expended 
in  books.  Open  every  week-day.  This 
library  was  bequeathed  by  the  late 
Thomas  Telford,  Civil  Engineer. 

Largs  {N.B.) — Stevenson  Institute. 

Leaduills  (.^.R)— Miners' Library. 

Leeds.  —  Industrial  Co-operative 
Society  Library. 
Institute  of  Science,  Art,  &  Litera- 
ture :  Arthur  Tait,  Secretary. 
Law  Library. 

Leeds  Library,  Commercial  street : 
Charles  W.  Thonger,  Librarian.  Opened 
1768.  60,000  volumes.  Open  to  proprie- 
tors from  10  a.m.  to  6  p.m.  week-days 
only. 

Mechanics' Institution.  20,000  vols. 

Old  (Subscription) Lib.  (85,000  vols.) 

Philosophical  and  Literary  Society 
Librarv. 

Thoresoy  Antiquarian  Society. 

Yorkshire  College  Library. 

Yorkshire  Naturalists'  Society. 

Yorkshire  Union  Village  Library. 
Leek. — Literary  &  Mechanics'  Inst. 
Leicester. — Law  Society  Library. 

Permanent  Library,  19,  Granby-st. : 
Frank  S.  Heme,  Librarian.  Number 
of  volumes,  20,000 ;  annual  circulation, 
37,000.  Supported  by  members'  subscrip- 
tions. £200  is  annually  expended  in 
books.  Open  to  members  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  6  p.m. 

Leigh  (2/a7ics.)-Co-operative  Library. 
Leighton   Buzzard  (  Beds.  )  —  The 

Institute,  North  street :  Mr.  Chaplin, 

Librarian. 

Leith. — Public  Institute  and  Library 

Letterkenny  {Ireland).  —  Literary 

Institute. 
Leven  {N.B.)— Greig  Institute. 
Lewes. — Fitzroy  Memorial  Library. 

Mechanics'  Institute. 
Lichfield. — Cathedral  Library. 
Limerick.  — Athena3um. 

Limerick  Institution. 

Lincoln.— Cathedral  Library.    4,500 
volumes,  and  a  large  number  of  MSS. 
Co-operative  Society  Library. 
Mechanics'  Institute.     12,000  vols. 
Stock  Library.     16,000  vols. 
Linlithgow. — Henry  Library. 
Mechanics'  Institute,  High-street : 

R.  J.  Glass,  Librarian.    Opened  1850. 
Public  Library. 


242 


PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


LiTTLEBOBonaH. — Co-operative  Soc. 
LiVBRPOOL. — Athemeum  :  George  T. 
Shaw,  Librarian. 
Balfour  Institute. 
G.P.O.  Library. 

Incor.  Law  Society,  13,  Union-ct. 
Literary  and  Philosophical  Society, 
Royal  Institution :  J.  Watson  Ruther- 
ford, Hon.  Librarian. 

Liverpool  Library,  Lyceum.  98,5000 
volumes. 

Liverpool  Medical  Institution,  114, 
Mount  Pleasant :  William  Jones,  Libra- 
rian. Opened  1838.  About  12,000  toIs. 
Supported  by  members'  subacriptions. 
Open  on  week-days,  to  members  only, 
from  10  a.m.  to  6  p.m. 

North  Lib. :  W.  E.  Jones,  Librarian. 

Polytechnic  Society  Library. 

Royal  College  of  Chemistry. 

School  of  Science  and  Technology. 

University  College  Lib.  24,000  vols. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association 
Llandaff. — Cathedral  Library. 
Llanellt. — Mechanics  Institute. 

Llangollen. — Newsroom  and  Public 
Library. 

Lockerbie  (JV^.jB.)— Public  Library. 

LONDON.  —  Admiralty  Library, 
Whitehall,  s.w.;  40,000  volumes,  naval 
and  geographical. 
Allan  Library,  29-35,  City  road, 
B.C.:  Rev.  N.  Cumock  and  Rev.  J.  H. 
Grubb,  Librarians.  Opened  1891.  Num- 
ber of  volumes  17,000.  Supported  by 
subscriptions.  Open  on  week-days  only 
from  10  a. m.  to  6  p.m. 

Alpine  Club,  St.  Martin's  place, 
w.c.  Open  to  members.  The  Library 
contains  a  fine  collection  of  Alpine 
literature,  maps,  plans,  &c. 

Anthropological  Institution,  3, 
Hanover  square,  w.;  G.  W.  Bloxam, 
M.A.,  Secretary.  Est.  1844.  4,000  vols. 
Open  to  members. 

Architectural  Association,  9,  Con- 
duit street,  w.  A  Lending  Library  of 
Architectural  works.  1,100  vols.  Open 
to  members. 

Ascham  Society  Library,  18,  Baker 

street :  J.  M.  Menzics,  Hon.  Sec. 
Athenaeum   Club,    197,   Pall  Mall, 

P.W.:  H.  R.  Tedder,  f.s.<.,  Librarian. 

Est.   1824.     70,000  volumes.     Open  to 

members. 

Rank  of  England  Library  &  Literary 

Association.    20,000  volumes. 
Baptist  College,  Regent's  Park,  n.  w. 

13,000  vols.    Open  to  students. 
Baptist  Mission  House  Library,  19, 

Furnival  street,  Holborn,  k.c. 
Battersea  Polytechnic  Inst.,  s.w. 


London — continued. 

Beaumont  Philosophical  Institution 
Mile  End,  x. 

Bibliographical  Society  Library,  20, 
Hanover  square,  w. :  Alfred  W.  Pollard, 
Hon.  Secretary. 

Biblioth^que  de  la  Providence,  in 
French  Hospital,  Victoria  Park  road, 
v.x.:  Reginald  Stanley  Faber,  Hon.  Sec. 
Founded  1718.  1,500  volumes.  Ck>ntains 
all  books  illustrating  the  History  of  the 
French  Protestants. 

Birkbeck  Literary  and  Scientific 
Institution,  Bream's  buildings.  Chan- 
cery lane  :  W.  H.  Congreve,  Secretary. 
11,000  vols.  Open  to  members.  Annual 
subscriptions,  10s.  6d. 

Bishopsgate  Institute,  Bishopsgate 
Without,  E.C. :  Charles  William  Qoss, 
Librarian.  Founded  1891,  opened  1895. 
23,535  volumes  (18,750  Lending,  4,785 
Reference).  Issues  345,000  vols.  Free 
access  system  throughout.  15,000  bor- 
rowers. Hours,  10  to  9-30  Reference  ; 
10  to  7  Lending. 

Board  of  Agriculture,  3,  St.  James's 
street,  w. :  R.  F.  Crawford,  Librarian. 

Borough  Polytechnic  Institute,  103, 
Borough  road,  s.k.:  W.  M.  Richardson, 
Secretary  ;  Miss  Ellen  M.  Head,  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1892,  Number  of  volumes, 
3,700,  largely  Technical,  for  the  use  of 
students  of  the  Institute.  Open  week- 
days and  Sundays  from  6-30  to  9-30  p.m. 

Bow  and  Bromley  Institute. 

British  Archaeological  Association, 
32,  Sackville  street,  w. 

British  and  Foreign  Bible  Society, 
146,  Queen  Victoria  street,  e.g.  10,000 
volumes  and  about  200  MSS. 

British  Library  of  Political  Science 
(in  conjunction  with  the  London  School 
of  Economics  and  Political  Science),  10, 
Adelphi  terrace.  Strand,  w.c.  10,000 
volumes. 

British  Medical  Association,  The 
Strand,  w.c. 

Burlington  Fine  Arts  Club,  17, 
Savile  row,  w. 

Carlton  Club  Library,  94,  Pall  Mall, 
p.w.:  Henry  T.  Cox,  Librarian. 

Central  Young  Men's  Christian 
Association  Library,  Exeter  Hall. 

Chartered  Accountants'  Students' 
Society  of  London,  3,  Copthall  buildgs., 
E.G.:  A.  Hanson,  Librarian. 

Chemical  Society  Library,  Burling- 
ton House,  Piccadilly,  w. :  Robert  Steele, 
Librarian.  About  14,000  vnlumes.  Col- 
lections of  Chemical  Periodical  Litera- 
ture, Alchemistic  and  early  Chemical 
works.  Deaiderata  :  Alchemistic  and  his- 
torically important  Chemical  works. 
Open  on  week-days  12  to  6,  Saturdays 
10  to  4.  Oi>en  to  members.  Admission 
on  application  to  Librarian. 


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243 


London — continued. 
Chelsea  Hospital  Library. 

Christ's  Hospital,  Newgate-st.,  E.c. 

Church  of  England  Young  Men's 
Society,  Central  Institution,  3,  St. 
Bride  street,  Ludgate  Circus,  b.c:  Cir- 
culating and  Reference  Library  of  4,000 
volumes.    Over  60  branches. 

Church  House  Library,  Westminster 

City  and  Guilds  of  London  Institute, 
South  Kensington. 

City  Liberal  Club,  VValbrook,  B.C. 

City  Police  Library,  Old  Jury,  e.c. 

City  of  London  College,  White-st. , 
E.G. :  Henry  William  Hansen,  Librarian. 
Est.  1849.  Number  of  volumes,  3,350. 
Open  on  week-days  to  all  members  of 
the  College. 

City  of  London  School,  Victoria 
Embankment,  £.c. 

College  of  Physicians,  Pall  Mall, 
East:  Wm.  Monk,  m.d.,  f.s.a.,  f.r.c.p.. 
Librarian.  Est.  1524.  About  20,000 
volumes,  including  the  Baillie  Collec- 
tion, the  Farre  Collection,  and  the  Mar- 
quis of  Dorchester's  Library.  Open  on 
week-days  from  10  to  6.  Admission  by 
an  order  from  the  Librarian  and  Regis- 
trar. The  Museum  in  connection  has  a 
collection  of  Pathological  Anatomy,  and 
Portraits  of  Fellows  of  the  College. 

Colonial  Office,  Downing  street ,  C. 
Atchley,  Librarian.  About  13,000  vols. 
Open  to  ofBcials. 

Congregational  Library,  Memorial 
HaU,  Farringdon-st.,  e.g.:  T.  G.  Grip- 
pen,  Librarian.  Opened  1830.  Number 
of  volumes,  13,000.  Su()ported  by  dona- 
tions. Special  collections  :  Works  of 
Early  Puritans  and  Nonconformists  ;  a 
large  and  varied  collection  of  17th  Cen- 
tury Pamphlets,  Religious  and  Political. 
Desiderata :  Works  of  Congregationalists; 
or  illustrating  the  Life,  Worship,  and 
Work  of  the  Free  Churches.  Open  every 
week-day  (except  Saturday)  from  10  a.m. 
to  5  p.m. 

Conservative  Club,  74,  St.  James's 
street,  w. 

Constitutional  Club  Lib.,  Northum- 
berland avenue,  w.c. 

Cripplegate  Institute,  Golden  lane, 
Barbican,  k.c.  :  A.  T.  Ward,  Librarian. 
26,000  vols.  (20,000  lending  and  5,000 
reference).  Opened  1896.  Hours  10  to  8, 
Saturdays  10  to  3.    Free  access. 

Cymmrodorion  (Honourable  Society 
of).  New  Stone  Buildings,  64,  Chancery 
lane,  w.c:  E.  Vincent  Evans,  Secretary. 
Collection  of  Welsh  books  and  books 
relating  to  Wales,  <fec. 

Democratic  Club  Library,  36,  Essex 
street,  w.c. 


London — continued, 

Dulwich  College  Library,  s.b.:  P. 
Hope,  ]i.A..,  Librarian.  Opened  1619. 
About  13,600  volumes.  £45  is  annually 
available  for  purchase  of  books.  This 
libraiy  is  specially  rich  in  documents 
relating  to  the  time  of  Shakespeare,  in- 
cluding Henslowe's  Diary,  the  Alleyn 
Papers,  <fec.  Open  only  to  College 
Governors  and  Masters  on  the  College 
Staff. 

English  Church  Union  Reading 
Room  and  Theological  Library,  86, 
Wellington  street,  Strand,  w.c:  George 
W.  SauU,  Librarian.  Opened  1865. 
About  4,000  volumes.  Supported  by 
subscriptions.  Open  on  week-days  only 
from  10  a.m.  to  5  p.m.,  Saturdays  10  a.m. 
to  2  p.m.  The  Kev.  Edward  J.  Hall, 
Rector  of  Langtree,  Torrington,  has 
presented  to  the  Library  an  interesting 
collection  of  several  thousand  photo- 
graphs of  Bishops  and  Clergymen,  many 
of  tliera  well  known  in  connection  with 
the  Catholic  Revival  in  England,  which 
were  got  together  with  much  trouble 
and  expense  oy  his  father,  the  late  Mr. 
Henry  Hall,  of  the  Kentish  Town 
Branch,  and  carefully  arranged  by  him 
in  thirty-six  albums. 

Entomological  Society  of  London, 
11,  Chandos  street,  Cavendish  square, 
w.:  G.  G.  Champion,  F.a.s.,  Honorary 
Librarian  ;  W.  R.  Hall,  Resident  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1883.  About  2,500  volumes. 
Admission  on  introduction  by  a  Fellow. 
Open  on  week-days  from  1  to  6  p.m. 
Saturdays,  1  to  3  p.m. 

Fabian  Society  Lib.,  276,  Strand, 
w.c. 

Foreign  Office  Library,  Downing 
street,  8.w. :  A.  H.  Oakes,  Librarian. 
70,000  volumes.  The  Library  consists 
chiefly  of  works  on  History,  Diplomacy, 
and  Statistics.    Open  to  officials. 

Friends'  Institute  (Lending  Library 
for  Members  of  the  Society  of  Friends). 
W.  F.  Wells,  Honorary  Secretary ;  Miss 
M.  Marten,  Librarian. 

Garrick  Club  Library,  13  and  15, 
Garrick  street,  Covent  Garden,  w.c.  : 
Charles  J.  Fitch,  Secretary.  Theatrical 
Library  with  a  collection  of  works  on 
Costume. 

Geological  Soc,  Burlington  House, 
Piccadilly :  L.  L.  Belinfante,  b.sc, 
Librarian.  17,500  volumes.  Open  to 
Fellows  of  the  Society. 

German  Athenfeum  Club,  93,  Mor- 
timer street,  w. 

Gladstone  Library. — A^ee  National 
Liberal  Club. 

Goldsmith's  Company's  Technical 
and  Recreative  Inst.,  New  Cross,  s.b. 

Gresham  College  Lib.,  Basinghall 
street,  k.c 


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PUBLIC    LIBRARIES. 


London — continued. 

Grand  Lodge  of  Freemasons'  Lib., 
Freemasons  Hall,  Great  Queen  street, 
w.c.  6,500  volumes.  Income  £50.  Hours 
10  to  6,  except  Saturdays.  Open  to 
Freemasons. 

Gray's  Inn,  w.c.  :  VV.  Ralph  Douth- 
waite,  Librarian.  Est.  1555.  13,000  vols. 
Open  to  members,  barristers,  &c. 

Grosvenor  Gallery  Library,  135, 
Xevr  Bond  street,  vr.  The  Librarv  con- 
tains a  ffood  supply  of  the  best  and 
newest  Literature,  both  English  and 
Foreign ;  also  a  Library  of  Instrumental 
and  Vocal  Music. 

Guy's  Hospital,  St.  Thomas  street, 
Southwark  :  P.  Mills,  Librarian.  Est. 
1825.  6,197  volumes.  Open  on  week- 
days to  Medical  Students. 

Hackney  Theological  Seminary,  N. 

Hampstead  Public  Library  and 
Literary  Institution,  High  street,  Hamp- 
stead: Mrs.  Tansley,  Hon.  Librarian. 
Est.  1833.  About  10,000  vols.;  annual 
income  from  subscriptions,  &c.,  £900, 
about  £75  being  available  for  books. 
Collection  of  Hampstead  books  and 
engravings.  Reading  Room  open  from 
8-30  a.m.  to  10-30  p.m.;  Sundays,  4  to 
10  p.m. 

Herald's  College,  Queen  Victoria 
street,  k.c.  Contains  rolls  of  Pedigrees, 
MSS.,  Ac.    Open  10  to  4. 

Highgate  Hill  Free  Library  (1890). 
About  6,000  vols.  Income  £130.  Sub- 
scription Library. 

Home  Office,  VVhitehall,  s.w.  Est. 
1800.  8,000  volumes.  A  Library  of 
works  on  Law  and  History.  Open  to 
officials. 

House  of  Commons  :  R.  C.  Walpole, 
Librarian.  Est.  1818.  40,000  volumes. 
Open  to  Members  of  Parliament. 

House  of  Lords  :  S.  Arthur  Strong, 
Librarian.    30,000  vols.    Open  to  Peers. 

Hoxton  Library  and  Listitute,  Pit- 
field  street,  v. :  W.  C.  Plant,  Librarian. 

Imperial  Institute,  South  Kensing- 
ton. Opened  1893.  H.  H.  Hebb,  Lib- 
rarian. 10,800  vols.  Members  8,000. 
Hours  10  a.m.  to  11-30  p.m.,  Sundays  3 
to  10-30  p.m. 

Incorporated  Law  Society  of  the 
United  Kingdom,  Cliancery  lane,  w.c: 
Frederic  Boase,  Librarian.  Est.  1828. 
A  Reference  Library  of  35,000  volumes. 
Open  to  members  on  week-days  from  9 
a.m.  to  8  p.m.,  Saturdays  closes  at  4  p.m. 

India  Office,  St.  James's  Park,  s.  w. : 
Est.  1801.  40,000  volumes  and  10,000 
MSS.    Open  to  officials. 

Inner  Temple  Library,  The  Ter- 
race, K.c:  J.  E.  Latton  Pickering,  Lib- 
rarian. Est.  ante  1540.  36,000  volumes 
and  600  MSS.  The  MSS.  comprise  the 
valuable  Haleian  Collection.  Open  to 
members. 


London — continued. 

Inns  of  Court  Bar  Library,  Royal 
Courts  of  Justice  (No.  719) :  R.  Riches, 
Secretary  and  Librarian.  Established 
by  the  Four  Inns  of  Court,  1883.  Num- 
ber of  volumes,  20,000.  Free  to  Bar- 
risters only.  Open  dailv  during  sittings 
of  Royal  Courts  of  Justice  from  10  a.m. 
to  4-30  p.m.  Reference  Library  only. 
Average  attendance  between  600  and 
700  weekly. 

Institute  of  Shorthand  Writers'  Lib- 
rary, 4,  Serle  street,  Lincoln's  Inn,  w.c. 
(1886-87.)  1,800  volumes  ;  issues,  1,400. 
Members  72.    Hours,  9-30  to  7. 

Institution  of  Civil  Engineers,  25, 
Great  George  street,  Westminster :  Jas. 
Forrest,  Librarian.  Est.  1818.  30,000 
vols.    Open  to  members  and  students. 

Institution  of  Electrical  Engineers, 
Ronald's  Library,  28,  Victoria  street, 
s.w.  F  H.  Webb,  Librarian.  Est.  1871. 
100,000  volumes 

Iron  and  Steel  Institute,  28,  Vic- 
toria street,  s.w.:  Bennett  H.  Brough, 
Librarian.  (1869.)  3,600  volumes.  Mem- 
bers 1,660.  Hours,  10  to  5  ;  Saturdays, 
10  to  1. 

Japan  Society  Library,  20,  Hanover 
square,  w. 

King's  College  Library,  160,  Strand, 
w.c:  Victor  G.  Parr,  b.a.,  Library; 
J.  B.  Payne,  Assistant  Librarian  during 
evening.  Est.  1828.  30,000  volumes. 
Special  collections  :  The  Marsden  Ori- 
ental and  Philological  Library  ;  Library 
of  the  late  Prof.  Sir  Chas.  Wheatstone  ; 
early  editions  and  scarce  works  collected 
by  the  late  Hammersley  Loathes,  the 
Antiquarian.  The  Medical  Library  now 
forms  part  of  the  General  Library.  Open 
on  week-days  (Saturdays  excepted)  from 
10  a.m.  to  8  p.m.  in  winter  and  7  p.m.  in 
summer. 

King's  College  Medical  School  : 
R.  H.  G.  Tritton,  Librarian. 

Knights  of  St.  John  of  Jerusalem, 
St.  John's  Gate,  Clerkenwell.  About 
1,000  volumes. 

Lambeth  Palace  Library  :  S.  W. 
Kershaw,  Librarian.  Established  1610. 
40,000  volumes  and  14,000  rare  MSS. 
Open  daily  (Saturdays  excepted)  from 
10  a.m.  to  4  p.m.  Closed  for  Easter  and 
Christmas  weeks,  and  Autumn  recess. 

Lambeth  Polytechnic  Institute. 

Lewis's  Medical  and  Scientific  Lib- 
rary, 136,  Gower  street,  w.c.  Est.  1844. 
Contains  all  the  standard  works  in 
Medical  literature  and  general  Science. 
Books  lent  out  to  subscribers. 

Library  Association,  20,   Hanover 

square,  w.     (1878).    About  1,000  vols., 

chiefly  library  catalogues. 

!        Linnsean  Society,  Burlington  House, 

I  Piccadilly,   w. :  J.   E.   Harting,   r.L.s., 

Librarian. 


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245 


London — continued. 
Lincoln's  Inn  Library,  w.c. :  A.  F. 
Gray  Ether idge,  Librarian.  Est.  1497. 
The  chief  Law  Library,  55,000  volumes 
and  many  MSS.,  amone:  others  the  Hale 
MSS.    Open  to  members. 

Lloyds  Library,  Foyal  Exchange, 
Cornhill.  Est.  1884.  1,000  volumes. 
Books  of  Reference  on  many  subjects, 
old  Policies  of  Assurance,  &c. 

London  Institution,  Fiusbury  Circus 
B.C. :  R.  W.  Frazer,  ll.b.,  m.r.a.s.,  Lib- 
rarian. Est.  1805.  100,000  volumes. 
The  Library  has  a  fine  collection  of 
works  on  Topography,  Classical  and 
Mathematical  literature,  and  especially 
Biographical  works  of  reference. 

London  Library,  St.  James's  square, 
s.w. :  C.  H.  Wright,  Librarian.  Est. 
1841.  Number  of  vols.,  150,000  ;  annual 
issue,  over  100,000.  Annual  income  from 
annual  subscriptions  of  £3,  and  life  pay- 
ments according  to  a^e,  £5,500,  about 
£1,500  being  expended  in  books.  A  col- 
lection of  general  standard  literature  in 
all  languages.  Admission  through  intro- 
duction of  a  member.  Open  every  week- 
day from  10  a.m.  to  6-30  p.m. 

London  University,  Burlington, 
Gardens,  w.  Est.  1837.  11,000  volumes. 
The  Library  contains  the  Grote  and  De 
Morgan  Collections.   Open  to  members. 

London  Working  Men's  College, 
143,  Upper  Kenningt'On  lane,  s.  k. 

Medical  Society  of  London,  11, 
Chandos  street.  Cavendish  square,  w.: 
W.  H.  Allchin,  m.d.,  Hon.  Librarian. 
W.  R.  Hall,  Resident  Librarian.  Est. 
1773.  11,500  volumes  and  800  MSS. 
Open  to  members. 

Merchant  Taylors'  School  Library, 
Chaterhouse  square,  e.g. 

Meteorological  Office,  Victoria-st, , 
s.w.  Est.  1855.  13,500  volumes.  Acces- 
sible to  scientific  men  for  reference  at 
the  office. 

Middle  Temple  Library,  Garden 
court,  E.c.  Est.  1641.  30,000  volumes. 
Open  to  members. 

Morden  College  for  Decayed  Mer- 
chants, Blackheath,  s.x.:  F.  Malcolm, 
Librarian. 

Morley  House  Institute  Library, 
Lambeth.    5,000  volumes. 

Museum  of  Practical  Geology,  Jer- 
myn  street,  w.:  T.  Reeks,  Librarian. 
Est.  1843.  30,000  volumes.  Geology  and 
Mining. 

National  Association  for  the  Pro- 
motion of  Technical  and  Secondary  Edu- 
cation, 14,  Dean's  yard,  s.w. 

New  Church  College,  Devonshire 
street,  Islington.  About  5,000  volumes, 
chief! v  to  aid  Students  in  general  study, 
and  the  Church's  distinctive  Theology. 


London — continued. 
National  Liberal  Club  (Gladstone 
Library),  Whitehall  place,  s.w.:  Arthur 
Wo'laston  Hutton,  m.a.  (of  Exeter  Col- 
lege, Oxford),  Librarian.  Est.  1888.  Is 
a  Reference  Library  only,  of  over  15,000 
volumes.  About  £450  is  annually  ex- 
pended in  books.  Open  on  Sundays  and 
week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  11  p.m.  to 
members  of  the  Club.  The  Library  is 
mainly  historical  and  political,  and  is 
intended  as  a  permanent  memorial  of 
the  services  which  the  Rt.  Hon.  W.  E. 
Gladstone  has  rendered  to  his  country. 

New  College  (Congregational)  South 
Hampstead,  n.  w. :  Rev.  W.  Farrer,  li.b., 
Librarian. 

Northampton  Institute,  John-st. , 
Clerkenwell.  Est.  1896.  About  2,000 
volumes. 

Numismatic  Society,  22,  Albemarle 
street,  w.:  O.  Codrington,  m.d..  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1836.  2,000  volumes.  Open 
to  members. 

Obstetrical  Society,  20,  Hanover 
square,  w.  Est.  1859.  3,000  volumes. 
Open  to  Medical  men. 

Oratory,  Brompton,  s.w.  18,000 
volumes.    Open  to  members. 

Oriental  Club,  18,  Hanover  square. 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  Club,  71, 
Pall  Mall,  s.w.  20,000  volumes.  Open 
to  members. 

Paddington  Free  Public  Library,  2, 
Praed  street,  w. :  Alfred  Caddie,  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1888.  About  3,000  volumes. 
Supported  by  voluntary  contributions. 
The  ratepayers  have  twice  rejec.ted  the 
adoption  of  the  Public  Libraries'  Acts. 
Open  on  week-nights  from  4  to  7  p.m. 

Patent  Office  Lib. ,  25,  Southampton 
Buildings,  Chancery  lane,  w.c. :  H.  J. 
Allison  Librarian.  Est.  1855.  80,000 
volumes.  Supported  by  Government 
Grant  and  Donations.  Besides  the 
patent  publications,  it  contains  a  splen- 
did collection  of  works  in  every  depart- 
ment of  Technical  Science,  and  the 
Journals  of  Scientific  and  Technical 
Societies  in  other  languages.  Open  on 
week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  The 
first  Free  Library  opened  in  London. 

People's  Palace  Library,  Mile  End 
road,  B. :  Mr.  Hill,  Librarian.  Est.  1887. 
A  Reference  Library  of  over  13,000  vols. 
Supported  out  of  the  funds  of  the  Insti- 
tution, and  open  to  the  public  free  of 
charge  every  week-day  from  8  a.m.  to 
10  p.m. ,  and  on  Sundays  from  8  to  10  p.m. 

Polytechnic  (Young Men's  Christian 
Institute),  307-311,  Regent  street,  w.; 
A.  W.  Lewis,  Librarian.  About  7,800 
volumes.  Open  to  members  of  the  Insti- 
tute from  7-15  to  10  p.m.  on  week-days 
only. 


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LoN  DON — con  t  inued. 
Pharmaceutical  Society  of  Great 
Britain,  17,  Bloomsbury  square,  w.c: 
John  William  Knapman,  Librarian.  Est. 
1841.  A  Reference  and  Circulating  Lib- 
rary of  12,000  volumes,  with  a  Branch 
in  Edinburgh  of  2,000  volumes.  Open 
on  week-days  from  9  a,m.  to  9  p.m.; 
Saturdays,  closes  at  2.  A  Museum  in 
connection.  Materia  Medica  and  Her- 
baria of  dried  Plants.  Open  to  members. 

Post  Office  Library  and  Literary 
Association,  General  Post  Office,  b.c. 
(1859).    5,000  volumes. 

Presbyterian  Theological  College 
Library,  Queen's  square,  Guildford-st., 
w.c.    J.  (i.  Smieton,  ai.A.,  Librarian. 

Public  Record  Office,  Fetter  lane, 
E.c.  Collection  of  M8S.,  &c.,  including 
the  famous  Domesday  Book.  Open  to 
the  public  every  day  from  10  to  4-30; 
Saturdays,  10  to  2,  except  on  public 
holidays.  The  charge  for  making  official 
copies  of  any  documents  preserved  here 
is  from  6d.  to  Is.  (accordinp:  to  date)  per 
folio  of  72  words,  the  minimum  charge 
being  2s. 

Railway  Clearing  House  Library, 
Seymour  street,  Euston  square,  ir.w. 

Reform  Club,  104,  Pall  Mall,  s.w.: 
Charles  W.  Vincent,  Librarian.  Est. 
1841.    45,000  vols.    Open  to  members. 

Religious  Tract  Society,  56,  Pater- 
noster row,  E.C. 

Rolandi's  Foreign  Subscription  Lib- 
rary, 20,  Berners  street,  Oxford-st.,  w. 
600,000  volumes  of  ancient  and  modern 
French,  German,  Italian,  and  Spanish 
Literature.  Yearly  subscription  from 
21s.  upwards. 

Royal  Academy  of  Arts,  Burlington 
House,  Piccadilly,  w.:  W.  F.  Yeames, 
B. A.,  Librarian.  Est.  1769.  5,500  vols,  of 
books  and  prints.  Open  to  Academicians. 

Royal  Acad,  of  Music,  Tenterden-st. 

Royal  Archaeological  Institute,  20, 
Hanover  square,  w. :  E.  C.  Hulme,  Hon. 
Librarian.  Est.  1845.  3,000  volumes. 
Open  to  members. 

Royal  Asiatic  Society,  22,  Albe- 
marle street,  w.  Est.  1823.  12,750  vols, 
and  750  MSS.    Open  to  members. 

Royal  Astronomical  Society,  Bur- 
lington House,  Piccadilly,  w,  8,000  vols, 
and  300  MSS.    Open  to  members. 

Royal  College  of  Music.  Prince 
Consort  road.  South  Kensington.  Has 
about  7,000  volumes. 

Royal  College  of  Surgeons,  40, 
Lincoln's  Inn  Fields,  w.c:  Charles  R. 
Hewitt,  As.sistant  Librarian.  Est.  ISUO. 
50,000  volumes.  Admission  on  introduc- 
tion by  a  Fellow  or  Member.  Open  on 
week-days  from  11  to  7 ;  Saturdays, 
lltol. 


London — continued. 

Royal  Colonial  Institute,  Northum- 
berland avenue,  w.c:  James  R.  Boos^, 
Librarian.  Est.  1868.  16,957  volumes 
and  pamphlets.  The  Libi-ary  is  strictly 
Colonial,  containing  all  publications 
relating  to  the  Colonial  Empire.  Open 
on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 
Admission  is  obtained  by  the  general 
public  upon  the  introduction  of  a  FeUow 
of  the  Institute. 

Royal  Courts  of  Justice,  Strand,  w.c. 

Royal  Exchange. — See  Lloyd's  Lib. 
•  Royal  Geographical  Society,  1, 
Savile  row,  w.  ;  J.  Scott  Keltie,  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1832.  30,000  volumes.  Open 
to  Fellows. 

Royal  Historical  Society  Library, 
115,  St.  Martin's  lane,  w.c:  Thoma-s 
Mason,  Librarian.  A  Reference  Lib- 
rary of  2,400  volumes,  Open  to  Fellows. 

Royal  Horticultural  Society,  Lind- 
ley  Library  :  John  Weathers,  Librarian. 
(1820.)  3,000  volumes.  Open  to  Fellows. 
3,500  members.  Hours,  10  to  5  ;  Satur- 
days, 10  to  2. 

Royal  Institute  of  British  Archi- 
tects, 9,  Conduit  street,  Hanover  square, 
w. :  William  H.  White,  Secretary.  Open 
to  Fellows. 

Royal  Institution  of  Great  Britain, 
Albemarle-st.,  w.  :  Benjamin  Vincent, 
Hon.  Libraiian ;  Henry  Young,  Assis- 
tant Secretary  and  Keeper  of  the  Lib- 
rary. About  50,000  volumes.  Reading 
Rooms  open  every  week-day  from  9  a.m. 
to  11  p  m. 

Royal  Irish  Academy,  19,  Dawson- 
street:  John  Thomas  Gilbert,  f.s.a., 
Librarian. 

Royal  Medical  &  Chirurgical  Socy., 
20,  Hanover  square,  w.:  J.  Y.  W.  Mac- 
Alister,  f.s.a..  Librarian.  Est.  1805. 
32,000  volumes.    Open  to  Fellows. 

Royal  Microscopical  Society,  20, 
Hanover  square,  w. :  Fredk.  A.  Parsons, 
Librarian. 

Royal  Military  Academy,  Woolwich 
Royal  Observatory  Lib. ,  Greenwich 
Royal  Society,  Burlington  House, 

w.:  Herbert  Rix,  b.a..  Librarian.     Elst. 

1665.     70,000  volumes  and  5,000  MSS. 

Among  the  MSS.  are  many  of  general 

interest,  such  as  Newton's  "Principia." 

Open  to  Fellows. 

Royal  Society  of  Literature,  20, 
Hanover  square,  w.:  H.  J.  Reid,  ¥.b.a., 
F.B.S.L.,  Librarian.  Est.  1820.  8,000 
volumes.    Open  to  members. 

Royal  Statistical  Socy. ,  9,  Adelphi 
terrace.  Strand,  w.c:  John  A.  P.Mac- 
kenzie, Librarian.  Est.  1834.  Over 
27,000  volumes.  Open  on  week-days  to 
Fellows  of  the  Society  from  10  to  5, 
Saturdays,  10  to  2. 


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247 


London — continued. 

Royal  United  Service  Institution, 
Whitehall  yard,  s.w.;  Colonel  C.  W. 
Bowdler,  Editor  and  Librarian.  Est. 
1831.  About  25,000  volumes  of  books 
connected  with  Naval  and  Military  Art ; 
Naval  and  Military  Charts,  Maps,  Mili- 
tary objects  of  interest  both  ancient 
and  modem.  Admission  is  obtained 
by  written  order  of  a  member  of  the 
Institution. 

Royal  Veterinary  College,  Camden 
Town,  IT.:  F.  N.  Dickins,  m.b.,  Librn. 

Russell  Institution,  55,  Gt.  Coram 
street,  Brunswick  square,  w.c.  17,500 
volumes. 

St.  Bartholomew's  Hospital  Medi- 
cal Library,  West  Smithneld,  e.g.:  P. 
Francis  Madden,  Librarian.  Est.  1667. 
13,587  volumes ;  annual  issue,  46,800. 
Open  free  to  Students  and  Staff,  from  9 
a.m.  to  5  p.m.  every  week-day.  The 
Anatomical  Museum  contains  carefully 
selected  specimens  of  Human,  of  Com- 
parative, and  of  Pathological  Anatomy, 
arranged  in  one  hundred  and  one  series, 
and  numerous  Models,  Casts,  Diagrams, 
and  Drawings.  The  Drawings  in  oil  and 
water-colours,  showing  all  the  chief 
morbid  changes,  are  preserved  in  cases 
and  in  drawers,  so  as  to  be  easily  acces- 
sible for  purposes  of  study. 

St.  Pancras  Free  Library,  29,  Cam- 
den street,  Oakley  square  :  Mrs  A.  M. 
Field,  Librarian.  Est.  1877.  6,325  vols. 
Supported  by  voluntary  contributions, 
averaging  £80  per  annum.  Open  on 
week-evenings  from  5  to  10  p.m. 

St.  Paul's  Cathedral  Library  :  Rev. 
W.  Sparrow  Simpson,  d.d..  Librarian. 
Est.  by  Bishop  Compton.    10,000  vols. 

St.  Paul's  School  Library,  Hammer- 
smith road,  Kensington,  w.  Est:  1670. 
8,300  vols.    Open  to  members. 

St.  Thomas's  Hospital,  Albert  Em- 
bankment, s.w.  5,000  volumes.  Medical 
Library.    Open  to  stndents. 

Shorthand  Writers'  Association  : 
Address,  Hugh  Jones,  6,  Gorst  road, 
Wandsworth  Common,  s.w. 

Sion  College, Victoria  Embankment, 
£.0.  :  Rev.  William  H.  Milman,  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1629.  70,000  volumes.  Open 
to  London  clergy  by  subscription. 

Soane's  (Sir  John)  Museum,  13, 
Lincoln's  Inn  Fields,  w.c.  Has  a  Lib- 
rary in  connection,  but  no  additions 
have  been  made  since  1830.  The  exhibits 
include  Architecture  and  Archaeology, 
three  first  folio  editions  of  the  Works  of 
Shakespeare,  illustrated  Pennant's  Lon- 
don, Paintings  and  Sculptures  by  Ho- 
garth, Flaxman,  Banks,  Westmacott, 
Turner,  Canaletti,  and  many  others. 
Open  (March  to  August)  four  days  iu 
each  week,  free  from  11  to  5. 


London — continued. 
Society  of  Antiquaries,  Burlington 
House,  w.     Est.  1707.     20,000  volumes 
and  500  MSS.    Works  on  Archaeology 
and  Antiquities.    Open  to  Fellows. 

Society  of  Biblical  Archaeology,  37, 
Great  Russell  street,  Bloomsbury,  w.c: 
W.  H.  Rylands,  p.s.a..  Secretary.  Est. 
1870.  2,000  volumes.   Open  to  members. 

Society  for  Promotion  of  Hellenic 
Studies,  22,  Alberoarle-st.,  w.  Opened 
1888.  A.  Hamilton  Smith,  Librarian, 
British  Museum,  w.c.  2,000  volumes. 
Annual  income  about  £750.  Special 
collection  of  Works  on  Archaeology. 
Open  on  week-days  from  11  to  6  p.m.; 
-Saturdays  11  a.m.  to  2  p.m.  Admission 
is  obtained  by  payment  of  one  guinea 
entrance  fee,  and  a  subscription  of  one 
guinea  per  annum. 

South- West  London  Polytechnic 
Institute,  Chelsea. 

Sunday  School  Association  Library, 
Essex  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

Sunday  School  Union  Library,  Far- 
ringdon  street.  (1833.)  9,500  volumes. 
8,000  Lending,  1,500  Reference.  Issues 
14,000.    Members  1,450.    Hours  12  to  9. 

Swedenborg  Society,  1,  Bloomsbury 
street,  w.c:  James  Speirs,  Librarian. 
The  main  features  in  the  various  editions 
and  translations  of  Swedenborg  in  all 
languages. 

Teachers'  Guild,  74,  Gowcr  street, 
5,000  books  of  Reference  and  Pedagogic 
works. 

Toynbee  Hall  Free  Students'  Lib- 
rary, 28,  Commercial-st.,  Whitechapel, 
B.  :  Charles  F.  Newcombe,  Librarian. 
6,300  volumes.  Supported  by  voluntary 
contributions.  Readers  sign  their  names 
in  register  at  the  door.  Borrowers  pay 
a  deposit  of  5.s.  Open  on  week-days 
from  5  to  10  p.m.  (Saturdays  2  to  10 
p.m.)  Sundays,  11-30  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 
Average  daily  attendance,  45 ;  average 
Sunday  attendance,  58. 

Trinity  College,  Mandeville  place, 
Manchester  square,  w. :  Shelley  Fisher, 
T.R.A.S.,  Secretary.  The  Library  con- 
tains a  large  collection  of  Works  on 
Music. 

University  College,  Gower-street, 
w.c:  A.  Wheeler,  Librarian.  Est.  1828. 
110,000  volumes.  Classical,  Scientific, 
Medical,  Oriental,  &c.  Open  to  students. 

Victoria  Institute,  8,  Adelphi  ter- 
race, w.c:  Captain  F.  Petrie,  Hon.  Sec. 
and  Editor  of  the  Journal  of  the  Insti- 
tute. Est.  1865.  About  1,750  volumes. 
Open  on  week  days  to  members  only, 
and  supported  by  their  subscriptions. 

War  Office,  Pall  Mall,  s.w.  25,000 
volumes. 

Wesleyan  Mission  House,  Bishops- 
gate  street,  e.g. 


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London — continued. 

Western  Hebrew  Library,  Syna- 
gogue, St.  Petersburgh  place,  w.  Open 
every  day,  including  Sabbaths  and  Fes- 
tival Days,  from  10  to  10. 

Westminster  Dean  and  Chapter 
Library.    11,000  volumes. 

Woolwich  Polytechnic  Institute. 

Working  Men's  Club  and  Library, 
Deptford,  s.x. 

Working  Men's  College,  46,  Great 
Ormond  street,  vtr.c.  8,000  volumes. 
Open  to  members. 

Williams'  (Dr.)  Library,  Gordon-sq. 
w.c:  Francis  H.  Jones,  Librarian.  Est. 
1716.  40,000  volumes  and  1,000  MS8., 
mainly  of  Theological  and  Historical 
interest,  including  Tracts  Sermons,  and 
Religious  Literature  of  the  17th  and  18th 
centuries,  also  Modern  Theology,  His- 
tory and  Philosophy.  A  collection  of 
Portraits  of  Puritan  Divines.  Open  on 
week-dajfs  from  10  to  6,  Saturdays  10  to 
1.  Conditions  for  borrowing  books  on 
application  to  Librarian,  enclosing  a 
stamped  and  addressed  envelope. 

Zoological  Society,  3,  Hanover-sq., 
w.    9,000  volumes.    Open  to  members. 
Londonderry. — Foyle  College. 

Library  Association. 
LouoHTON   (Essex.)  —  The   Lopping 
Hall  Library  :  W.  C.  Waller,  m.a.,  f.p.a., 
Hon.   Librarian;   F.   R.    Parker,    Sub- 
Librarian.    Est.  1885.    A  village  libraiy 
of  2,000  volumes ;  annual  circulation, 
4,7000.    Annual  income  from  subscrip- 
tions £25,  about  £20  being  expended  in 
books.    Desiderata :  History  and  Topo- 
graphy of  the  neighbourhood.     Open 
two  days  in  each  week. 
Lowestoft. — Public  Library. 
LuDDENDEN  ( YorJcs.  )-Luddenden  Lib. 

Mechanics'  Institute. 
Lynn.  — Stanley  Library. 
Madeley. — Anstice  Memorial  List. 
Maidstone. — St.  Paul's  Literary  Inst. 
Manchester. — Athenaeum  Library. 

Brasenose  Club,  94,  Mosley  street : 
E.  Gordon  Duff,  Hon.  Librarian. 

Christie  Library,  Owens  College : 
W.  £.  Rhodes,  m.a..  Librarian.  Est. 
1851.  Number  of  volumes  60,000,  annual 
issue  11,000.  Supported  by  endowments 
and  an  annual  grant  from  the  College 
funds.  About  £600  is  annually  expended 
in  books.  An  entrance  fee  of  ten 
shillings  is  charged.  Open  on  week-days 
from  9-30  a.m.  to  5  p.m.,  11  a.m.  to  4 
p.m.  November  to  February,  11  a.m. 
to  5  p.m.  March  to  October  ;  Satiirdays, 
closes  at  1  p.m. ;  Sundays  from 2-30  to  4-30 
p.m.  The  extensive  Manchester  Museum 
(Geolo^cal,  Zoological,  and  Botanical) 
is  also  in  connection  with  the  College. 
Open  to  the  public,  free  of  charge. 


Manchester — continued. 

Cathedral  Library. 

Chetham  Library. 

Corporation  Library,  Town  Hall. 

Foreign  Library,  17,  St.  Ann  street. 

Geographical  Society,  16,  St.  Mary's 
Parsonage. 

Geological  Socy. ,  5,  John  Dalton-st. 

Goethe  Society,  Owens  College : 
H.  Preisinger,  Librarian.  Est.  1886. 
481  volumes.  Supported  by  roerobers' 
subscriptions.  Admission  may  be  ob- 
tained on  application  to  the  Hon.  Sec 
of  the  Society. 

Grammar  School  Library. 

Incorporated  Law  Society  Library, 
Kennedy  street, 

I^ncashire  Independent  College. 

Literary  Club,  Grand  Hotel,  Ay- 
toun  street. 

Literary  and  Philosophical  Society, 
36,  George  street. 

Manchester  and  Salford  Equitable 
Co-operative  Society,  Downing  street, 
Ardwick :  Eden  Garbutt,  Librarian. 
Est.  1864.  4,000  volumes  ;  annual  issue 
about  8,000.  The  Society  provides  £300 
per  annum  for  library  purposes.  Open 
on  week-days  only. 

Medical  Society,  Owens  College, 
Coupland  street  entrance :  T.  J.  Day, 
Librarian.  Est.  1834.  31,700  volumes  ; 
annual  circulation,  2,200.  Supported  by 
subset iptions  of  members.  Open  on 
week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  6  p.m.  Said 
to  be  the  largest  provincial  Medical 
Library. 

Municipal  School  of  Art,  Cavendish 
street,  contains  a  Library  of  pure  and 
applied  Art  of  1,000  volumes,  to  which 
the  students,  numbering  upwards  of 
500,  have  free  access. 

Municipal  Technical  School,  Prin- 
cess street.  Est.  1824.  The  Library 
contains  only  Scientific  and  Technical 
books,  and  numbers  2,500  vols.  Open 
every  week-day  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 
Every  student  (the  number  is  upwards 
of  3,700)  has  the  right  of  use. 

Ry lands  (The  John)  Library,  Deans- 
gate  :  E.  Gordon  Duff,  Librarian.  Here 
IS  enshrined,  fieely  available  to  all 
comers,  the  world-famed  Althorp  Lib- 
rary, purchased  by  Mrs.  Rylands,  in 
order  to  constitute  a  memorial  of  her 
late  husband,  from  the  Right  Hon.  Earl 
Spencer.  The  finest  collection  of  typo- 
eraphical  monuments  in  the  world, 
illustrating  comi)letely  the  origin  and 
development  of  the  art  of  i»rinting.  The 
Library  is  also  remarkable  for  the  dif- 
ferent impressions  of  the  Holy  Scrip- 
tures in  almost  every  language,  and  for 
the  extraordinary  variety  and  number 
of  the  first  editions  of  the  classics  which 
it  contains. 


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249 


Manchester — continued. 

Portico  Library,  57,  Moaley  street. 

Prestwich  Co-operative  Society  Lib. 

Radford  Lib.  (St.  Mary's  Hospital). 

Roman  Catholic  Collegiate  Institute 

Royal  Exchange  Subscription  Lib- 
rary, 50,  Klng-st.  west :  Thomas  Edward 
Wykes,  Librarian.  Est.  1792.  43,400 
volumes.  Annual  income  £420,  affording 
£100  for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open 
every  week-day. 

United  Methodist  Free  Churches 
Theological  Institute  Library,  Victoria 
park. 

Y.M.C.A.  Library,  Peter  street. 

Macclesfield. — Co-op.  Society  Lib. 
Mansfield. — Subscription  Library. 
Marazion. — Marazion  Institute. 
Marlborough. — Reading  Socy.  Lib. 

Marlborough  College. — Adderley 
Library. 

Marlow  (Great) — Marlow  Institute. 

Maryport. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Mauchline  {N.B.) — Public  Library. 

Matbole  (N.B.) — Mechanics'  Inst. 

Maynooth. — College  Library. 

Melrose  (N.B.) — Public  Library. 

Merthyr. — Public  Library. 

Methven  (N.B.)  —  Trinity  College 
Library,  Glenalmond. 

Middlesbrough. — Mechanics'  Inst. 

MiDDLETON  (Lanes.)  Industrial  Socy. 
Library. 

MiLDENHALL  (iS'wj/o^^')— Literary  Inst. 

Moffat  (N.B.) — Library  Society. 
Proudfoot  Institute. 

Montrose. — Public  Library. 
Trades'  Library. 

MoRLEY  (near  Leeds). — Industrial  Co- 
operative Society,  Albion  street :  Joseph 
Wilkinson,  Librarian.  Number  of  vols, 
in  Centrai  and  three  Branch  Libraries, 
H,800 ;  total  annual  circulation,  26,000. 
Supported  by  2  per  cenc.  of  the  net 
profits  of  the  Society,  realising  £400. 
Free  to  members,  ana  open  on  every 
Monday  and  Friday  evening  from  7-SO 
to  9  o'clock. 

MossLEY. — Industrial  Co-op.  Society 
Library. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 

Nairn. — Literary  Institute. 

Neath. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Nelson. — Industrial  Co-op.  Society 
Library. 

New  Tredegar.  —The  Library. 

Newbury. — Technical  Institute. 

Newport  (Isle  of  Wight).  —  Young 
Men's  Society  Library. 


Newcastle-upon-Tyne.  —  Cathedral 
Chapter  Library. 

Literary  and  Philosophical  Society, 
Westgate  road  :  Henry  Richardson,  Lib- 
rarian. Opened  1792.  About  60,000 
vohimes.  Annual  income  from  sub- 
scrii'tions,  £2,000,  allowing  £1,000  for 
purchase  of  books.  A  Subscription  Lib- 
rary containing  a  good  assortment  of 
books  on  general  literature,  science,  the 
useful  arts,  and  specially  strong  in  his- 
tory. Reading  Rooms  well-stocked  with 
journals  and  magazines.  The  University 
Extension  Lectures  are  given  in  the  lec- 
ture hall  belonging  to  the  Society.  Ad- 
mission free  to  members.  Subscriptions 
£1  Is.  per  annum.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

Royal  Infirmary  Library.  Over 
60,000  volumes. 

Rutherford  College  Library. 

The  Durham  College  of  Science  : 
Miss  M.  Jami'?son,  Librarian.  Opened 
1871.  About  2,000  volumes.  Open  daily 
from  10  a.m.  to  5  p.m.  to  past  and  pre- 
sent students  only.  ' 

Newry  (Co.  Z)oMm).— Catholic  Work- 
ing Men's  Club,  The  Mall. 

Newry  Newsroom  Company  Ltd. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association 
Newsroom,  Hill  streec. 

Newton  Stewart  (-^.jB.) -Mechanics' 
Institute. 

Norwich. — Cathedral  Library. 
Norfolk  and  Norwich  Library. 
Norfolk  and  Norwich  Literary  Inst. 
Norwich  Medico-Chirurgical  Socy. 

Nottingham. — Bromley  House  Lib. 
Mechanics'  Institution :  John  T. 
Radford,  t.b.hist.s..  Chief  Librarian. 
Est.  1837.  Number  of  vols,  in  Lending 
Department,  24,728 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 6,450 ;  annual  issue,  131,748. 
Annual  income  from  subscriptions,  &c., 
£7,656,  affording  £600  for  the  purchase 
of  books.  Collection  of  Local  books 
(Byron  and  Kirke  White),  Engravings 
and  Portraits  illustrative  of  local  scenery 
and  authors.  Has  a  membership  of 
5,000  subscribers.  The  accommodation 
for  the  members  includes  a  large  well- 
lighted  newspaper  room,  open  from  9 
a.m.  to  10  p.m.  Commodious  Beading 
Rooms,  Billiard  and  Smoking  Room,  also 
Refreshment  Room  in  addition  to  the 
Lending  and  Reference  Libraries,  these 
being  open  from  10  a.m.  till  10  p.m. 
every  week-day.  There  are  also  Camera, 
Cycling,  Reading,  Rambling,  and  Tra- 
vellers Clubs  in  connection  with  the 
Institution. 
Provincial  Grand  Lodge  of  Free- 
masons, Library  and  Museum. 


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PUBLIC    LIBRARIES. 


Nottingham — continued. 
People's  Hall,  Heath  CO  te-st. :  Alfred 
Easom,  Librarian.  Est.  1854.  10,500 
volumes  ;  annual  issue,  10,000.  Income 
from  subscriptions  and  small  endow- 
ment £350,  about  £100  being  available 
for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

NuNKATON — Wood  Institute. 

Oban  {N.B.) — Scientific  Association. 

Oldham. — Crompton  Co-operative 
Society. 

Equitable  Co-operative  Society. 
Industrial  Co-op.  Society,  Foundry 
street :  Anthony  Spencer,  Librarian. 
Est.  1860.  Number  of  vols,  in  Lending 
Department,  14,441 ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 3,450 ;  annual  circulation,  80,000  ; 
16  branches.  Supported  by  2^  per  cent, 
of  the  net  profits  of  the  Society,  averag- 
ing £1,300  annually.  Open  to  members 
on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 
Very  successful  lectures  have  been  given 
in  connection  with  the  University  Ex- 
tension Scheme,  and  various  Science 
and  other  classes  are  held  during  the 
winter  months. 

Oldham  Lyceum,  Union  street : 
Arthur  Tait,  Librarian.  Estab.  1839. 
Annual  income  chiefly  from  members' 
subscriptions  £1,400,  allowing  £150  to 
be  spent  on  books.  Open  to  members 
every  week-day  from  9  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 
The  Library  receives  through  Muclie  a 
weekly  supply  of  books.  There  are  a 
School  of  Music  and  several  scientific 
societies  in  connection. 

Ormskibk. — Public  Library. 

OssETT. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Otley. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Oxford. — All  Souls'  Library. 

Indian   Institute :   Ernest    Sibree, 
M.A.,   M.R.A.S.,    Librarian.      Est.   1885. 
Annual  income  £300.     Contains  about 
8,500  volumes,  including  the  *'  Malan 
Library,"  consisting  of  books  in  all  the 
principal  languages  of  the  world.    Open 
every  week-day,  during  tenn,  to  mem- 
bers of  the  University,  and  to   other 
persons  on  entering  their  names  in  the 
"  Readers'  Book,"  from  10  a.m.  to  1  p.m., 
from  5  to  6  p.m.,  and  8  to  9  p.m.     The 
Library  is  merely  for  reference  purposes, 
and  is  in  connection  with  the  University. 
The  Library  building,  which  in  1885  was 
only  partly  completed,  has  now  been 
extended  to  one  and  a  half  times  the 
size  it  then  was,  by  the  completion  (1893) 
of  the  building  as  originally  designed 
Deniderata :  Sanskrit  and  Arabic  litera 
ture  chiefly.     The  Museum  in  connec 
tion  contains  specimens  of  Indian  Art, 
a  fine  collection  of  Indian  Musical  In 
struments,  objects  from  Central  Asia 
&c.     Keeper  :  Sir  M.  Monier-Williams 
K.C.I.B.,  D.c.L.     Deputy  Keeper:  Prof, 
A.  A.  Macdowell,  m.a.,  fh.i>. 


Oxford — continued. 
Balliol  College  Library. 
Bodleian  Library  (400,000  vols.) 
Brazen ose  College  Library. 
Christ  Church  Library. 
Corpus  Christi  College  Library. 
Exeter  College  Library. 
Hertford  College  Library. 
Jesus  College  Library. 
Keble  College  Library. 
Lincoln  College  Library. 
Magdalen  College  Library. 
Merton  College  Library. 

Missionary  Associa"-  of  Graduates, 
138,  High  street.  Library  of  Missionary 
Literature. 

New  College  Library. 

Oriel  College  Library. 

Pembroke  College  Library. 

Pusey  Memorial  Library. 

Queen's  College  Library. 

RadcliflFe  Library. 

St.  Edmuud's  Hall  Library. 

St.  John's  College  Library. 

Taylor  Institute  Library. 

Trinity  College  Library. 

Unattached  Students'  Library. 

Union  Society  Library. 

University  College  Library. 

Wadham  College  Library. 

Worcester  College  Library. 

Padiham.  — Industrial  Co-operative 
Society  Library. 

Peebles. -Chambers'  Institution,  High 
St.:  Jas.  Anderson,  Librarian.  Opened 
1859.  17,000  volumes.  Supported  by 
subsrciptions.  Open  on  week-days  only 
from  9-30  a.m.  to  8  p.m. 

Pembroke  Dock.— Mechanics'  Inst. 
Pendlebury. — Pendlebury  Institute. 
Penzance. — Penzance  Library. 
Perth.  — Literary   and   Antiquarian 
Society. 
Mechanics'  Library :   Charles  Tul- 
loch,  Librarian.      Estab.  1823.     About 
10,000  vols.     Annual  income  from  sub- 
scriptions £120,  affording  £50  for  the 
f)urchase  of  books.     Collection  of  local 
iterature.    Open  on  week-days  only. 
National  Science  Society  Library. 
Students'  Union  Library. 
Peterborough. — Cathedral  Library. 
Law  Society  Library. 

Plymouth. — Incorporated  Law  Socy. 
Library. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 
Medical  Society  Library. 
Plymouth  Institution. 


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251 


Plymouth — continued. 
Proprietary  Library,  Cornwall-st. : 
J.  Brooking-Rowe,  f.s.a.,  Hon.  Secre- 
tary :  John  Whitmarsh,  Librarian.  Est. 
1810.  Number  of  vols.,  51,000;  annual 
issue,  about  18,000.  Annual  income 
from  subscriptions  £600,  about  half  of 
this  being  expended  in  books  and  news- 
papers. Open  on  week-days  from  10 
a.m.  to  10  p.m.  Under  the  same  Society, 
but  vested  in  trustees,  is  the  "Cottonian 
Library  and  Museum,"  a  valuable  col- 
lection of  Paintings,  Books,  Manu- 
scripts, Engravings,  and  Portraits,  by 
Sir  Joshua  Reynolds. 

PoLLOKSHAWS. — Campbell  Library. 

PoNTEFBACT. — Young  Men's  Inst. 

Port  Glasgow.  —Moffat  Library. 

PoRTADOWN. — Public  Library. 

PoRTHLEVEN.— Bickford-Smith  Inst. 

Portsmouth. — Dockyard  Library. 

Preston. — Brackenbury  Medical  Lib. 
at  Royal  Infirmary. 
Dr.  Shepherd's  Library. 
Industrial  Co-operative  Society. 
Law  Library,  Chapel  Walks. 

PuDSEY. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Radcltffb  {Lanes. ) — Industrial  Socy. 
Library.    6,000  volumes. 

Ramsbottom. — Indust.  &  Provident 
Society  Ltd. :  Geo.  Newbold,  Librarian. 
Est.  1866.  Number  of  volumes,  3,350  ; 
annual  issue,  12,000.  Annual  income 
from  a  percentage  of  the  Society's 
profits,  £170.  Open  to  members  every 
week-day. 

Rawten STALL.  —  Industrial  Society 
Library. 

Redditch. — Literary  Institute. 

Redruth. — Redruth  Institute. 

Reigate. — Literary  Institute. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 

Renton  (N.B.) — Victoria  Institute. 
5,000  volumes. 

Richmond  {Surrey)  Wesley  an  College 
Library  :  Rev.  A.  S.  Geden,  if. a..  Lib- 
rarian. Est.  1843.  Number  of  volumes 
in  Lending  Department,  14,700 ;  Refer- 
ence Department,  410;  annual  circula- 
tion, 900.  Supported  by  the  Wesleyan 
Missionary  Society.  About  £50  annually 
spent  in  books.  Open  to  members  of  the 
College  from  1  to  5  p.m.  on  week-days. 

Richmond  [Tories.)  Mechanics'  Inst., 
Great  Channel. 

RiPON.— Minster  Library. 

Rishton. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Rochdale. — Equit.  Pioneers'  Society. 
Subscription  Library. 
Whitworth  Friendly  Co-op.  Society. 

Rochester. — Cath edral  Library. 

RossALL  {Fleetwood).-Sc\ioo\  Library. 


Rothesay.— Stewart  Institute  Lib. 
RoYTON. — Industrial  Co-op.    Society 

Library. 
Rugby. — Co-operative  Society  Lib. 

Railway  Institute. 

Rugby  Institute. 

School  Library. 
Rdtherglen.— Public  Library. 

Ryde  {Isle  of  Tr«(7/iO.— Philosophical 
Society. 

Saffron  Walden  [Essex).  —  Public 
Library  in  connection  with  the  Literary 
and  Scientific  Institute:  Wm.  Murray 
Tuke,  Hon.  Librarian.  Opened  1832. 
Number  of  vols,  about  14,000 ;  annual 
income  from  subscriptions  and  endow- 
ments £200,  about  £140  being  expended 
in  books.  Open  on  week-days  only  to 
subscribers  and  members  of  the  Insti- 
tute from  11  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

St.  Andrews. — University  Library  : 
James  Maitland  Anderson,  Librarian. 
Est.  1610.  115,000  vols.  About  £650  is 
annually  devoted  to  the  purchase  of 
books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m. 
to  4  p.m. 

St.  Asaph.— Cathedral  Library. 
St.  Davids.— Cathedral  Library. 
St.  Leonards. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
St.  Neots. — Literary  Institute. 
Salisbury.— Cathedral  Library. 
Saltney  [Cheshire). — Literary  Inst. 
Sanquhar  (iV.i?.)— Public  Library. 
Scarborough.  —Mechanics'  Institute. 
Settle.— Library.     12,000  volumes. 
Se  venoa  ks. — Library. 
Shaftesbury. — Literary  Institute. 
Shanklin  [Isle  of  Wight)— Liter&ry 

and  Scientific  Institute. 
Sheerness. — Dockyard  Library. 
Sheffield. — Athenaeum,  George-st. 

Borough  Library. 

District  Incorporated  Law  Society. 

Firth  College  Library. 

Literary  and  Philosophical  Society. 
Shepton  Mallet.— Reading  Society. 
Shipley.— Salt  Schools'  Institute. 
Shrewsbury. — School  Library. 
SiDMOUTH. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
Skipton.— Mechanics'  Institute. 
Slough. — Leopold  Institute. 

Mechanics'  Institute. 
Smethwick. — Literary  Institute. 
Southampton.  —Hartley  Institution. 
Southend-on-Sea  Library. 

SouTHGATE  [Middlesex). — Reading 

Room  and  Library. 
SoDTH  MoLTON. — Free  Library. 
Southwell.— Literary  Institute. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


Spalding. — MechaDics'  Institute. 

Stacksteads.  —  Industrial  Society 
Library. 

Stafford. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
The  William  Salt  Library,  Bank 
Passage  :  John  W.  Bradley,  b.a.,  IJb- 
rarlan.  Founded  as  a  Free  Public 
Reference  library  in  1872.  The  Library, 
which  chiefly  consists  of  archaeological 
collections  of  the  late  William  Salt, 
Esq.,  contains  several  thousand  volumes 
relating  mainly  to  the  history  of  the 
county  and  county  families  of  Stafford- 
shire. Nearly  10,000  drawings  and  en- 
gravings and  a  great  number  of  curious 
old  deeds,  and  numerous  MSS.,  form 
part  of  this  invaluable  collection.  Open 
10  to  4,  Tuesday  to  Saturday.  Closed 
on  Mondays,  except  during  Assizes  and 
Quarter  Sessions.  Closed  also  during 
August  and  September,  and  two  weeks 
at  Christmas  and  Easter. 

Stalybridge.  — Mechanics*  Institute. 

Stamford.  —Stamford  Institution. 

Stewarton  (iV.^.)— Public  Library. 

Stockport.  —  Mechanics'  Institute 
Library  :  6.  £.  Gosling,  Librarian. 

Stockton-on-Tees.  —Co-operative  In- 
dustrial Society. 
Literary  Institute. 

Stone. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Stonehaven  {Kincardineshire. ) — Lit. 
Society  Library,  Town  Hall :  Edward 
Cruse,  Librarian.  Est.  1828.  3,500  vols. 
Open  every  week-night. 

Stornoway  (^.jB.)— Public  Library. 

Stourbridge.  — Stourbridge  Institute 

Stourport. — Stourport  Institute. 

Stowmarket. — Literary  Institute. 

Stranraer.  — Athenaeum. 

Stratford-on-Avon. — Shakespeare's 
House :  R.  Savage,  Librarian. 
Shakespeare  Memorial  Library :  W. 
Salt  Brassington,  p.p.a.,  Librarian.  Est. 
1881.  Free  Reference  Library  of  about 
7,000  volumes.  Open  on  week-days  from 
10  to  6.  Special  collection  of  editions  of 
Shakespeare's  Plays,  Shakespeareana, 
English  Drama,  Stage  History,  Lives  of 
Actors,  Local  History,  &c.  A  charge  of 
ed.  or  Is.  for  annual  tickets  admits  to  view 
Picture  Gallery,  Theatre,  and  Gardens. 
The  collection  of  pictures  comprise  an 
original  portrait  of  Shakespeare,  por- 
traits of  distinguished  actors  and 
actresses,  subjected  pictures  from  the 
plays,  many  originals  of  the  Boydell 
Shakespeare  Gallery.  In  the  Gardens  is 
a  fine  group  of  bronze  statuary  presented 
by  the  author,  The  Lord  Ronald  Gower. 
The  Theatre,  in  which  the  annual 
Festival  performances  take  place,  is 
connected  with  the  Library  ana  Picture 
Gallery.  The  founder  of  the  Memorial, 
the  late  Mr.  C.  E.  Flower,  was  a  native 
of  Stratford-upon-Avon. 


Stromness  {Orkney).— Fnhlic  Library 

Stroud.  —Free  Library.  Opened  1 888. 
Number  of  volumes  3,500.  The  Library 
is  maintained  by  subscriptions. 

Sudbury. — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Sunderland.  — Co-operative  Society, 
19,  Green  street :  J.  Summersgill,  Libra- 
rian. Opened  1862.  Nearly  11,000  vols.; 
annual  circulation,  about  51,000.  Annual 
income,  2^  per  cent,  of  the  profits  of  the 
Society,  £780,  aUowing  £146  for  the  pur- 
chase of  books.  Free  to  members,  and 
open  on  week-days  from  10  a-m.  to  9 

6m.  Closes  on  Wednesdays  at  12  noon, 
iscussion,  Science,  and  other  classes. 
Scientific  and  Industrial  Lectures  are 
held  in  connection  with  the  Educational 
Department. 

Subscription  Library. 

Swansea.  —Royal Institution  of  South 
Wales. 
Working  Men's  Institute. 

Swindon  (New)  Wilts.— G.  W.  R. 
Meclianics'  Institution  :  A  If.  J.  Birch, 
Librarian.  Est.  1844.  18,000  volumes  ; 
annual  circulation,  80,000.  Annual  in- 
come  from  subscriptions  over  £3,000, 
averaging  £200  for  the  purchase  of 
books. 

Tarporley.— Tarporley  Library. 

Tavistock  {Devon).— The  Tavistock 
Library,  Abbey  Buildings,  Bedford-sq.: 
John  Quick,  Librarian.  Opened  1799. 
About  15,000  vols.  Supported  by  sub- 
scriptions. Open  to  subscribers  of  £1  68. 
per  annum,  every  week-day  from  8  a.m. 
to  10  p.m.    A  Museum  in  connection. 

ToNBRiDGE.— Mechanics'  Institute. 

Torquay.— Natural  History  Museum 
Library,  Babbacombe  road. 
Vivian  Institute. 

Truro.— Bishop  Phillpott's  Library. 
Church  Institute,  Cathedral  Yard  : 
T.  B.  Varker  and  W.  Libby,  Librarians. 
Est.  1884.    Nearly  1,000  volumes.    Free 
to  members  of  the  Institute.    Open  on 
Tuesday  and  Friday  evenings. 
Cathedral  Library. 
Royal  Institution  of  Cornwall. 

TuNBRiDOE  Wells.  —Mechanics'  Inst. 
Society  of  Literature. 

Ulverston  Library. 

Uttoxeter. — Mechanics'  Literary 
Institute. 

Ventnor  {Isle  of  Wight).— Liter&ry 
and  Scientific  Institute. 

Wakefield. -Industrial  Co-operative 
Society  Library. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 

Wallingford.  —  Free  Library  and 
Literary  Institute. 

Ware.— St.  Edmund's  College  Lib. 

Warminster.  — Athensenm. 


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253 


Waterfoot  {Lanes. )  —  Industrial 
Society  Library. 

Waterford.  —  Christiau  Brothers' 
College. 

Watford. — Literary  Institute. 

Wells.— Cathedral  Lib.     3,000  vols. 

Welshpool. — Powys  Land  Museum 
and  Library,  Salop  road. 

West  Vale  ( Yorks. )  —  Mechanics' 
Institute. 

Westerkirk  {N.B.)  — Telford  Lib. 

Wexford.— Public  Library. 

Whaleybridge. — Mechanics'  Inst. 

Whitby.  —  Subscription  Library. 
30,000  volumes. 

Whitehaven. — Scientific  Institute. 
Subscription  Library. 

Whitstable.— Whitstable  Institute. 

WiGAN. -Co-operative  Society  Library 

Wimborne  (Dorset).  —  The  Minster 
Library:  Q.  F.  Score,  Parish  Clerk. 
Est.  1086.  Given  by  the  Rev.  WUliam 
Stone  (a  Vicar  of  the  Parish)  for  the  free 
use  of  the  townspeople,  no  slight  boon, 
considering  the  scarcity  and  costliness 
of  books  at  that  date.  240  rare  and 
early-printed  volumes.  The  chains 
which  were  originally  attached  to  the 
books  are  still  preserved.  The  oldest 
book  is  a  Manuscript  on  vellum,  bearing 
date  1343. 

Winchester.— Cathedral  Library. 
College,  Moberley  Library. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 
Windsor. -Albert  Institute,  Sheet-st. 
Queen's  Band  Library :  A.  Maple- 
son,  Librarian. 
Royal    Library,    Windsor  Castle  : 
Richard  R.  Holmes,  f.s.a.,  Librarian. 
70,000  volumes. 

Witney  {Oxon.) — A thenajum  Library 
and  Beading  Room,  Corn  Exchange. 


Wolverhampton. — Law  Society  Lib. 

Wolverhampton  Library,  Waterloo 

road :   Miss    E.    G.    Lewis,   Librarian. 

Opened  1794.   Over  18,000  volumes.  Sup- 

Sorted  by  subscriptions.   Open  on  week- 
ays  (Saturday  excepted)  from  10  a.m. 
to  5-30  p.m. 
Wolverton. -Science  &  Art  Institute. 
Woodbridge.  — Mechanics'  Institute. 

Seek  ford  Schools  Library. 
Woodside  (iV.fi.)- Anderson  Library. 
Woolwich. — Polytechnic  Institute. 
Royal  Military  Academy.     (1813  ; 
burned  and  reorganised  1873.)    14,000 
volumes. 
Worcester. — Cathedral  Library. 

Railway  Literary  Institute. 
Wycombe  (High). — Free  Library. 
York. — Archaeological  Society's  Lib. 
Library    of    the    Yorkshire    Law 
Society,  7,  Spurrier  Gate :  William  P. 
Glaisby,  Librarian;  Alfred  Procter,  Hon. 
Sec.    Est.  1828. 

Medical  Library. 

Minster  Library.      11,000  volumes. 

Railway  Institute. 

Subscription  Library,  St.  Leonard's 
place  :  Richard  Hanghton.  Librarian. 
Est.  1794.  30,000  volumes  ;  annual  cir- 
culation, 28,000.  Rich  in  Biography. 
Subscriptions  of  £1  6s.  a  year  produce 
£500,  about  £100  being  expended  in 
books.  Open  to  members  every  week- 
day from  10  a.m.  to  6  p.m. 

York  Incorporated  Church  of  Eng- 
land Sunday  School  Committee  and 
Teachers'  Library.  Over  1,500  volumes. 
A  Biblical  Museum  and  Reading  Room 
attached.  There  are  also  Libraries  for 
the  use  of  the  scholars  containing  over 
1,000  volumes. 
Ystrad  Rhondda.  —  Library. 
YouGHAL. — Literary  Institute. 


JOHN    SCATTERQOOD, 

Cleaner  anb  IRestorer  of  Books, 

lenQravinQS,  anb  paintings, 

GLADSTONE  ROAD,  MOSES  GATE,  BOLTON. 


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and  Loose  Prints  Cleaned  and  Bestored  at  Moderate  Charges. 

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PUBLIC    LIBRARIES. 


AMERICA. 


CANADA. 


British  Columbia, 


Victoria. — Law  Society  Library. 
Legislative  Assembly  Library  :  R. 
E.  Gosnell,  Librarian.   7,000  volumes  for 
reference  only.     Annual  income  £375, 
about    £250    being    spent    in   books  ; 
GoTemment  supported.    Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  5-30  p.m. 
Public  Library. 
Westminster. — Public  Library. 

Manitoba  and  North  West. 

Regina. — North-west  Gov.  Library. 
Winnipeg. — Isbister  Library. 

Law  Society  of  Manitoba. 

Manitoba  College  Library. 

Provincial  Library  of  Manitoba : 
J.  P.  Robertson,  Librarian.  Opened 
1870.  A  Reference  Library  of  12,000 
volumes.  About  £100  annually  spent  in 
books.  Special  collections  :  Legal,  Con- 
stitutional, Historical,  Political,  and 
Natural  Sciences ;  Political  Economy, 
and  Standard  Works  of  Reference.  JDe- 
nderafa :  Exchange  of  Documents  with 
other  Governments.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  9  a.m.  to  4-30  p.m.  A  Museum 
and  Reading  Room  attached  to  the 
Library. 

Neio  Brunswick. 

FREDERICTON.-Law  Lib.  of  Brunswick 
Legislative  Lib.  of  New  Brunswick 
University  of  New  Brunswick. 

St.  John. — Free  Public  Library. 
St.  John  Law  Society. 

Sackville.— Mount  Allison  College. 

Nova  Scotia. 

ANTiGONiSH.-St.  Fr.  Xavier  Coll.  Lib. 

Halifax. — Citizen's  Free  Library. 
Legislative  Library  :  Francis  Blake 
Crofton,  Librarian.  Est.  1859.  Over 
16,000  books  and  15,000  pamphlets  (in- 
cluding duplicates).  Anniial  income 
£350,  affording  £60  for  the  purchase  of 
books.  Collections  of  Dominion  and 
Provincial  Government  Publications, 
Nova  Scotian  Authors,  and  the  collec- 
tions of  thfe  Nova  Scotia  Historical 
Society.  Open  on  week-days  from  10 
a.m.  to  5  p.m.  The  "Archives"  of  the 
Province  (bound  and  catalogued  MSS.) 
are  kept  apart  by  a  Commissioner  of 
Records. 


Halifax — continued. 
Dalhousie  Coll.  University:  Walter 
C.  Murray,  Librarian.    4,500  volumes. 
Open  every  week-day  to  matriculated 
students  upon  payment  of  $2*00. 
Dalhousie  Law  School  Library. 

WoLFViLLE. — Acadia  College. 
Ontario. 

Berlin.— Public  Library. 

Brantford.  —  Grant  Law  Library 
Association. 
Public  Library. 
Chatham.— Public  Library. 
Guelph. — Ontario  Agricultural  Coll. 
Public  Library. 
Wellington  Law  Association. 
Hamilton. -Hamilton  Ladies'  College. 
Hamilton  Law  Association. 
Public  Library,  Richard  T.  Lance- 
field,  Librarian.  Est.  1889.    In  Lending 
Department,  19,083  volumes  ;  Reference 
Department,  4,976  volumes  ;  annual  cir- 
culation, 221,672.  Annual  income  £2,500, 
about  £400  being  expended  in  books. 
Library  open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  8-30  p.m.   Reading  Room  open  week- 
days 8-30  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m.     All  depart- 
ments closed  Sundays  and  holidays. 
Kingston.  —  Queen's     University  : 
Professor  A.  Shortt,  Librarian.  Opened 
1841.     35,000  volumes.     £250  annually 
expended  in  books.     Desiderata:  Ameri- 
cana. 

Royal  Military  College. 
Lindsay.  — Lindsay  Law  Association. 
London. — Middlesex  Law  Association 

Western  University. 
Ottawa. — Archives  (Historical). 
Carleton  Law  Library. 
Dominion  Law  Library. 
Geological  Survey   Library  :  John 
Thorburn,  m.a.,  ll.d.,  Libm.    Opened 
1843.   About  11,000  volumes.   Supported 
by  Government.     Open  every  week-day 
from  10  a.m.  to  4  p.m. 

Lib.  of  Parliament  (160,000  vols.) 
Literary  and  Scientific  Society  :  H. 

B.    Small,    Librarian.      Opened    1864. 

Over  4,000  volumes.      Annual  income 

£200.    Open  on  week-days  only  from  8 

a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

University  of  Ottawa  (33,000  vols.) 


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255 


Ottawa — continued. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association: 
F.  J.  Fedarb,  Libiarian.  3,200  volumes. 
£30  annually  spent  in  books.  Open 
week-days  only  irom  8  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Pbtbrboro. — Law  Association. 
St.  Catherine's.— Public  Library. 
St.  Thomas.— Elgin  Law  Library. 

Public  Library. 
SiMCOE. — Free  Library. 
Toronto. —Canadian  Institute. 

County  of  York  Law  Association  : 
Miss  A.  M.  Read,  Librarian.  Opened 
1886.  3,500  volumes.  Annual  income 
from  fees  and  grant  $1,500.  Open  on 
week-days  9-30  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 

Knox  Library. 

Legislative  Library  of  Ontario 
(75,000  vols.) 

Lib.  of  the  Education  Department. 

McMaster  University. 

Ontario  Medical  Library. 

Public  Library :  James  Bain,  Lib- 
rarian. Opened  1883.  Number  of  vols, 
in  Central  Lending  Department,  39,702 ; 
Reference  Department,  45,382;  Four 
Branch  Libraries,  12,726  :  annual  circu- 
lation, 535.959.  Annual  income  from 
rates  £«,700,  about  £1,500  being  ex- 
pended in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
only. 

St.  Michael's  College. 

School  of  Practical  Science. 

Trinity  University  Library  :  A.  H. 
Young,  M.A..,  Librarian.  Opened  1852. 
12,000  volumes. 

University  of  Toronto  Library  :  H. 
H.  Langton,  Librarian.  Est.  1856.  A 
Reference  Library  of  45,000  volumes  for 
the  use  of  Members  of  the  Univeraity, 
Graduates  and  Undergraduates,  and 
Students  of  affiliated  Colleges.  Annual 
income  £600,  by  gi-ant  from  the  Trustees 
of  the  University  Open  on  week-days 
from  9  to  5  and  7  to  10-30. 

Victoria  University  Library. 

Wycliffe  Colloge  Library. 

Waterloo.  —Public  Library. 
Whitby. — Ontario  Law  Association. 
Woodstock.  — Woodstock  College. 

Prince  Edward  Island. 

Charlottetown.  — Law  Library. 
Legislative  Library. 

Quebec. 

L'AssoMPTiON. — L'Assomption  Coll. 
Lennoxville.— Bishop's  College. 


Montreal. — Advocates*  Library. 

Congregational  College  of  Canada  : 
Rev.  E.  Munson  Hill,  h.a..  Librarian. 
Opened  1845.  6,000  volumes.  Dendernta  : 
Modem  Theological  Science.  Open  on 
vreek-days  only. 

Diocesan  Theological  College  Lib. 

Eraser  Institute  (30,000  vols.) 

Horticultural  Society  Library. 

Jacques  Carti6r  Normal  School  Lib. 

.  McGill  University  :  C.  H.  Gould, 
Librarian.  The  General,  Medical,  and 
Law  Libraries  comprise  65,000  volumes. 
In  connection  is  the  Peter  Redpath 
Museum :  B.  J.  Harrington,  Honorary 
Curator. 

Mechanics'  Institute. 

Montreal  Coll.  Lib.  (46,000  vols.) 

Natural  History  Society. 

Presbyterian  College. 

Wesleyan  Theological  College  Lib. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Nicolet.— College  Lib.  (20.000  vols.) 
Quebec. — Bar  Library. 

Bibliothfeque  des  Ouvriers. 

Coll.  de  Sainte  Anne  de  la  Pocatiere. 

College  of  St.  Hyacinthe. 

Department  of  Public  Instruction 
Library. 

Laval  University  Library :  Thomas 
E.  Hamel,  m.a.,  Librarian.  Est.  1854. 
A  Reference  Library  of  100,000  volumes 
and  pamphlets  for  the  use  of  Students 
and  Professors  of  the  University.  Per- 
sons -wishing  to  make  special  researches 
are  admitted  free.  The  Library  is  strong 
in  Canadian  History.  Open  on  week- 
days  during  term  (Tliursdays  excepted) 
from  9  to  11  a.m.  and  3  to  5  p.m.  A 
Musem  in  connection  contains  a  varied 
selection  of  specimens,  and  about  200 
Paintings,  mostly  original,  by  European 
artists. 

Legislature  of  Quebec  Library 
(45,000  volumes.) 

Literary  and  Historical  Society  : 
Frederick  C.  Wurtele,  Librarian.  Est. 
1824.  About  16,000  vols,  of  Canadian 
History  and  General  Literature.  Open 
to  members  every  week-day  from  2  to 
10  p.m.  The  Society  publishes  Transac- 
tions and  Elistorical  Documents  relating 
to  Canada. 
Sherbrooke. -Library  and  Art  Union 
(20,000  volumes.) 

Three  Rivers. — Seminaire  de  Trois 

Rivieres. 
Wi.VDSOB. — Free  Library. 


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PUBLIC    LIBRARIES. 

In  each  of  the  following  towns ,  in  the  Province  of  Ontario,  there  is  a 

Mechanics^  Institute  Library 

1 

Ailsa  Craig 

Ennotville 

Owen  Sound 

Almonte 

Exeter 

Paisley 

Altou 

Fenelon  Falls 

Paris 

Arkona 

Fergus 

Penetanguishene 

Aniprior 

Fonthill 

Perth 

Arthur 

Forest 

Peterboro 

Aurora 

Gait 

Point  Edward 

Aylmer 

Garden  Island 

Port  Elgin 

Ayr 

Georgetown 

Port  Hope 

Baden 

Glencoe 

Prescott 

Barrie 

Goderich 

Preston 

Beeton 

Grimsby 

Renfrew 

Belleville 

Harrison 

Richmond  Hill 

Bolton 

Hespeler 

Ridgetown 

Bowman  ville 

IngersoU 

Scarboro 

Bracebridge 

Kincardine 

Seaforth 

Brampton 

Kingston 

Smiths  Falls 

Brighton 

Lindsay 

Southampton 

Brockville 

London 

Stouffville 

Brussels 

Lucan 

Stratford 

Caledonia 

Markham 

Strathroy 

Campbellford 

Meaford 

Streetsville 

Carleton  Place 

Merrick  ville 

St.  George 

Cheltenham 

Midland 

St.  Mary's 

Claude 

Milton 

Tees  water 

Clinton 

Mitchell 

Thamesville 

Cobourg 

Mount  Forest 

Thorold 

Colborne 

Napanee 

Trenton 

Colling  wood 

New  Hamburg 

Uxbridge 

Drayton 

Niagara 

Welland 

Dundas 

Niagara  Falls 

Weston 

Dunn  ville 

Norwich 

Whitby 

Durham 

Oakville 

Wingham 

Elmira 

Orangeville 

Woodstock 

Elora 

OriUia 

Wroxeter 

Embro 

Oshawa 

"Books  still  accomplish  miracles;  they  persuade  men." — Thomas  Garlyle. 

"Books  are  the  windows  through  which  the  soul  looks  out." — Henry 
Ward  Beecher. 

"Love  of  reading  enables  a  man  to  exchange  the  wearisome  hours  of  life 
which  come  to  everyone,  for  hours  of  delight." — Montesquieu. 

"  As  much  company  as  I  have  kept,  and  as  much  as  I  love  it,  I  love 
reading  better,  ana  would  rather  be  employed  in  reading  than  in  the  most 
agreeable  conversation." — Pope. 

"  Except  a  living  man,  there  is  nothing  more  wonderful  than  a  book  !  A 
message  to  us  from  the  dead — from  human  souls  whom  we  never  saw,  who 
lived,  perhaps,  thousands  of  miles  away  ;  and  yet  these,  in  those  little  sheets 
of  paper,  speak  to  us,  amuse  us,  terrify  us,  teach  us,  comfort  us,  open  their 
hearts  to  us  as  brothers." — Charles  Kingsley. 


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257 


UNITED    STATES. 


Alabama, 


Auburn. — Polytechnic  Institute  Lib. 
BiKMiNOHAM. — Public  Library. 
East  Lake. — Howard  College  Library 
Gbbbnsbobo. — Southern  University. 
Mobile. — Mobile  Library. 
MoNTOOMBBY. — State   and    Supreme 

Court  Library. 
State  Board  of  Health  Library. 
Spring  Hill. — Spring  Hill  College. 
Talladeoa. — Talladega  College. 
TusKEOEB.  —  Normal  and  Industrial 

Institute. 
University.  — University  of  Alabama 

Arizona. 

Phoenix. — Territorial  Law  Library. 

Arkansas. 

Batesville. — Arkansas  College. 
Fa YBTTB ville.  -Industrial  University 
LiTTLB  Rock. — Arkansas  State  Lib. 
(51,000  vols.) 

Supreme  Court  Law  Library. 

Little  Rock  University. 
Marianna. — Male  and  Female  Inst. 

California. 

Alameda. -Free  Library  and  Reading 

Room. 
Berkeley. — University  of  California 

(48,287  TolB.) 

College  Park. — University  of  the 

Pacific. 
Los  Angeles. — Law  Library. 
Public  Library,  City  Hall,  Broad- 
wa:^ :  Mrs.   Harriet  C.  Wadleigh,  lib- 
rarian.   Opened  1872.    Number  of  vols, 
in  Lending  Department,  85,458  ;  Refer- 
ence Department.  10,905  ;  Juvenile  Lib- 
rary, 6,000;  total   annual   circulation, 
556,312.     Annual   income   from    taxes 
922,000,  about  94,000  annually  spent  in 
books.      Open  on   week-days   from   9 
a.m.  to  9-80  p.m. ;  Sundays,  1  to  9  p.m. 
St.  Vincent's  College. 
University  of  Southern  California. 
Marys  VILLE. — City  Library. 

College  of  Notre  Dame. 
Napa. — Free  Public  Library. 
Oakland.— California  College. 
Free  Public  Library. 
Pacific  Theological  Seminary. 
St.  Mary's  CoUege. 
Pbtaluma.— Public  Library. 
Pomona. — Public  Library. 


Riverside. — Free  Public  Library. 
Sacramento. — California  State  Lib. 

(101,000  vols.) 
Free  Public  Library,  716, 1  street: 
CaroIineG.  Hancock,  Librarian.  Opened 
1879.  26,000  volumes.  Annual  income 
from  tax  87,000,  about  81,000  being  ex- 
pended in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
and  Sundays  from  10  a.  m.  to  9  p.m. 

San  Anselmo. -Theological  Seminary. 

San  Diego. — Free  Public  Library. 

San  Francisco. -Academy  of  Sciences 
Bancroft  Library  (60,000  vols.) 
Bar  Association  of  San  Francisco. 

Biblioth^ue  de  la  Ligue  Nationale 

Franoaise  (16,000  vols.) 
B'nai  Brith  Library. 
Bohemian  Club  Library. 
California  State  Mining  Bureau  Lib. 
Chamber  of  Commerce  Library. 
Free  Public  Library  (90,000  vols.) 
Geographical  Society  of  the  Pacific. 
Knights  of  Pythias  Library. 
Law  Library,  Southern  Pacific  Co. 
Mechanics'  Institute  (75,(X)0  vols. ) 
Mercantile  Lib.  Assoc.  (62,000  vols.) 
Oddfellows' Lib.  Assoc.  (45,000  vols.) 
San  Francisco  Law  Lib.  (35,000  vols. ) 
St.  Ignatius  College  (15,000  vols.) 
Supreme  Court  Law  Library. 
Sutro    Library,    30,    Montgomery 

Block  :  George  Moss,  Librarian.  206,800 

volumes. 

Santa  Clara. — Santa  Clara  College. 
Stockton.— Free  Public  Library. 

Colorado. 
Boulder.  —  University  of  Colorado. 
Colorado  Springs. -Colorado  College 

Denver. — City  Library:  Charles  R. 
Dudley,  Librarian.  Est.  1886.  In  Lend- 
ing Department,  25,000  vols.;  Reference 
Department,  7,000  vols.;  annual  circula- 
tion, 144,800.  Annual  income  $7,000, 
affording  $2,500  for  the  purchase  of 
literature.  Open  on  week-days  and  Sun- 
days, free. 

Public  Library. 

State  Library. 

University  of  Denver. 

ConnecticiU. 

Bridgeport.  —  Public   Library  and 

Reading  Room  (22,000  volumes.) 
Danburt. — Danbury  Library. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


Hartford. — Case  Memorial  Library 
of  the  Hartford  Theological  Seminary : 
Alfred  T.  Perry,  Librarian.  Est.  1834. 
Nearly  70,000  volumes.  £120  annually 
expended  in  books.  The  special  collec- 
tions of  Lutherana,  £nf;li.sh  Hymnology 
and  Arabic  are  unrivalled  in  America. 
Open  every  week-day  from  7-30  a.m.  to 
9-30  p.m.  The  Library  belongs  to  the 
Institution,  but  is  free  for  all  who  wish 
to  use  it. 

Connecticut  Historical  Society. 

Connecticut  State  Library. 

Public  Lib.:  Caroline  M.  Hewins, 
Librarian.  Est.  1892.  88,500  vols.  A 
collection  of  Pamphlets  used  by  Noah 
Webster  in  compiling  his  Dictionary. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  8 
p.m.;  Sundays,  1  to  7-30  p.m. 

Trinity  College  Library  :  Frederick 
B.  Cole,  Librarian.  Est.  1823.  60,000 
vols.  About  $2,000  annually  expended 
in  books.  Collections  of  Theological 
and  Medical  Works,  and  English  State 
Papers.    Open  every  week-day. 

Watkinson  Library  of  Reference : 
Frank  B.  Gay,  Librarian.  Opened  1866. 
48,546  volumes.  About  £500  annually 
available  for  purchase  of  books.  Special 
collections :  Philology,  English  Local 
and  Family  History,  Demonology,  As- 
trology, (fee,  Americana,  Fine  Arts.  De- 
aiderata :  Same  subjects.  Open  on  week- 
days only  from  9-30  a.m.  to  5-30  p.m. 
A  large  circulating  library  is  in  same 
building. 

MiDDLETOWN.  —  Berkeley  Divinity 
College  (33,500  vols.) 
Library  of  Wesleyan  University  : 
W.  J.  James,  Librarian.  Opened  1833. 
47,000  volumes.  Annual  income  from 
library  endowment  fund  £250,  about 
£200  being  spent  in  books.  Special  col- 
lections :  American  Historv ;  Historv  of 
Methodism.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

New  Haven.  — Yale  University.  Over 

200,000  volumes. 
Young  Men's  Institute. 
NewLondox. — Public  Library:  Mary 

A.  Richardson,  Librarian.  Opened  1891. 

1,700  volumes.     £300  annually  spent  in 

books.     Open  on  week-days  only  from 

10  a.m.  to  6  p.m. 

Norwich. — The  Otis  Library  :  Jon"- 
Trumbull,  Librarian.  About  21,000 vols.; 
annual  circulation,  95,000.  Annual  in- 
come $7,000,  about  $1,000  being  expended 
in  books.  Open  on  week-days  and  Sun- 
days. 

Waterbury. — Silas  Bronson  Library 
(45,000  vols.) 

Delaware. 

Newark. — Delaware  College. 


Dover.  —  Delaware  State  Library  : 
Thomas  W.  Jefferson,  Libarian.  Opened 
1747.  About  38,000  volumes.  Annual 
income  $375,  affording  9300  for  purchase 
of  books.  Special  collections  :  Law, 
U.S.  Governmental  Reports,  History. 
Open  every  week-day  from  10  a.m.  to 
4  p.m. 

Wilmington. — Historical  Society  of 
Delaware. 
Wilmington  Institute  Free  Library: 
Willis  Fuller  Sewall,  Librarian.  Opened 
(as  Free  Library)  1894.  20,500  vols,  in 
Centntl  Library  ;  Branch  Library,  1,500; 
Boys'  Library,  25,000;  annual  circula- 
tion, 151,000.  Annual  income  from 
rentals  and  city  appropriation  £8,000, 
affording  £600  for  purchase  of  books. 
Open  on  week-days  onlv  from  8-30  a.in. 
to  10  p.m  This  Library  Is  the  direct  suc- 
cessor of  the  Library  Company  of  Wilm- 
ington, founded  1788. 

District  of  Columbia. 

Georgetown. — The  Riggs  Library  of 
Georgetown  University,  We.st  Wash- 
ington :  Rev.  J.  F.  X.  Mulvany,  s.j.. 
Librarian.  Est.  1789.  Number  of  vols, 
in  Central  Lending  Department,  70,000 ; 
Reference  Department,  2,500  ;  in  six 
Branch  Libraries,  7,000  ;  Boys'  Library, 
10,000.  Possesses  the  Shea  Collection, 
12,500  volumes  of  Historical  and  Indian 
matter;  and  the  Evans  Collection  of 
rare  editions,  601  vols.  Open  on  week- 
days 9  a.m.  to  5  p.m.  This  Library  repre- 
sents 270  languages  and  dialects. 

Washington.  —  American  Medical 
Association. 

American  University. 

Catholic  University  of  America. 
18,000  vols.  Assyriology  and  Oriental 
languages. 

Columbian  University. 

Department  of  Justice  Library. 

Dept.  of  State  Lib.  (50,000  vols.) 

Department  of  the  Interior  Library. 

Gonzaga  College  Library. 
House  of  Representatives  (125,000 
volumes  ) 

Howard  University  :  Miss  Irene  C. 
l^ler.  Librarian.  Est.  1868.  Number 
of  volumes  in  central  and  four  branch 
libraries,  13,000.  About  91,000  annually 
spent  in  books.  Special  collections: 
Theology,  Science,  Anti-Slavery,  and 
Race  problem.  Denderata : — English 
Literature,  Mythology,  Folk-lore,  Poli- 
tical Economy,  and  Social  Questions 
generally.  Open  on  week-days  from 
9  to  4-30. 

Library  of  Congress  (over  680,000 
volumes.) 


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259 


Washington — continued. 
Library  of  United  States  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture  :  William  Parked 
Cutter,  Librarian.  Opened  1869.  67,000 
volumes.  Annual  income  from  Govern- 
ment appropriation  £2,250,  affording 
£1,000  for  purchase  of  books.  Special 
collections  :  Natural  History,  AgriMiI- 
ture  and  Horticulture,  Forestry,  Statis- 
tics, Chemistry.  Lerderata:  Agricul- 
ture, Natural  History,  and  Science  in 
general.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
9  to  4. 

Library  of  United  States  Weather 
Bureau  :  H.  W.  Smith,  Librarian.  Est. 
1870.  22,000  books  and  pamphlets, 
mostly  relating  to  Meteorology,  Mag- 
netism, and  allied  branches.  About 
$1,500  annually  expended  in  books. 
Accessible  to  anyone  interested  who  is 
properly  introduced.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  4  p.m. 

Navy  Department  Library :  Prof. 
E.  K.  Rawson,  U.S.  Navy,  Librarian. 
Opened  1880.  25,000  vols.  Supported 
by  Government,  about  £400  is  available 
for  purchase  of  books.  Special  collec- 
tions :  British  and  American  Naval  His- 
tory. Deaiderata :  Naval  History.  Open 
to  naval  officers  and  employees  of  the 
department  every  week-day  from  9  a.m. 
to  4  p.m. 

Post  Office  Department  Library. 

Scientific  Library,  Patent  Office  : 
Howard  L.  Prince,  Librarian.  69,000 
volumes.  Annual  income  from  Govern- 
ment grant  $3,000,  affording  92,500  for 
purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days 
only. 

Signal  Office,  U.S.  Army. 

"Solicitor  of  the  Treasury"  Library 

Surgeon-General's  Office,  U.S.  Army 

(105,000  vols.) 
Treasury  Department  Library. 

U.S.  Bureau  of  Education  Library 

(45,000  vols.) 
U.S.  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey 

Office  Library. 
U.S.  Geological  Survey  Library 

(31,000  vols.) 
U.S.  Naval  Observatory  Library. 
U.S.  Senate  Library  (72,502  vols.) 
War  Department  Lib.  (30,000  vols. ) 

Florida. 

Milton. — Public  Library,  Santa  Rosa 

Academy. 
Tallahassee. —State  Library. 

Georgia, 

Athens.— University  of  Georgia  Lib. 

(27,000  vols.) 
Atlanta. — Atlanta  University. 

State  Library  (45,000  vols.) 

Young  Men's  Library. 


Columbus. — Public  Library. 

Macon. — Public  Library  &  Historical 

Society. 
Nbwn  AN.— College  Temple  Library. 

Oxford.— Emory  College. 

Savannah. — Georgia  Historical  Soc. 

Idaho. 
Moscow. — University  of  Idaho. 

Illinois. 
AuBOBA. — Public  Library. 

Belleville.- Public  Library:  F.  J. 
Staufenbiel,  Librarian.  Opened  1884. 
Number  of  volumes  25,500.  Annual  in- 
come from  taxes  $3,000,  about  igSOO  being 
spent  in  books.  Special  collections : 
United  States  Public  Documents  and 
Illinois  State  Public  Documents.  Open 
on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  10 
p.m.;  Sundays  2  to  0  p.m. 

Bloomington. — Library  Association. 

Cabbondale. — Southern  Illinois 
(State)  Normal  University. 

Campakin.  —  University  of  Illinois 
Library :  Professor  J.  D.  Crawford,  Lib- 
rarian. Est.  1868.  A  Reference  Library 
of  28,500  vols.  Open  on  week-days  from 
8  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 

Chicago. — Academy  of  Sciences. 

Armour  Institute  of  Technology 
(16,000  volumes.) 

Hammond  Library  of  the  Chicago 
Theological  Seminary,  43,  Warren  ave. : 
Herbert  Wright  Gates,  b.d.,  Librarian. 
Opened  1881. 18,000  vols.  $2,000  annually 
expended  in  books.  Special  collections: 
E^ptology  and  Missionary  Intelligence. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to 
10  p.m. 

Historical  Society,  142,  Dearborn 
avenue:  Charles  Evans,  Secretary  and 
Librarian.  Opened  1856.  20,000  vols. 
Supported  by  subscriptions.  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 

John  Crerar  Free  Library. 

Newberry  Library.  Estab.  1887. 
Number  of  volumes  60,614.  pamphlets 
23,958.  Rich  in  fine  bindings ;  early 
editions  of  the  Bible,  Shakespeare, 
Dante,  Cervantes. 

Public  Library  :  Frederick  H.  Hill, 
Librarian.  Opened  1872.  Number  of 
volumes  in  Central  Library  and  thirty- 
two  Delivery  Stations,  225,000 ;  annual 
circulation  2,661,490.  Annual  income 
from  tax  $244,000,  about  $35,000  being 
expended  in  books.  Special  collections  : 
Periodicals,  Fine  Arts,  Patents,  Ameri- 
cana, Costume,  Books  in  Continental 
languages.  Open  on  week-days  from  9 
a.m.  to  10  p.m. ;  Sundays  9  a.m.  to  6  p.m. 
A  new  Library  Building  has  been  erected 
at  a  cost  of  $2,000,000. 


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Chicago — continued. 

Presbyterian  Theological  Seminary. 

St.  Ignatius  College  Library. 

University  of  Chicago  Library  : 
Zella  Allen  Dixon,  Librarian.  Opened 
1892.  Number  of  volumes  in  Centml 
Library,  305,000 ;  two  Branch  Libraries, 
6,000.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

Virginia  Library  of  the  McCormick 
Theological  Seminary,  326,  Belden  ave. 
20,000  volumes.  Special  collections : 
Hymnology,  Biblical  Criticism,  Patro- 
logy.    Open  every  week-day. 

Western  Theological  Seminary. 

Eloin. — Gail  Borden  Public  Library: 
Miss  Cecil  C.  Harvey,  Librarian.  Opened 
1873.  Number  of  volumes  in  Lending 
and  Reference  Departments,  16,625 ; 
annual  circulation,  121,816.  Annual  in- 
come from  taxes  $7,000,  affording  $1,200 
for  the  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m.;  Sun- 
days 1  to  6  p.m. 

EvANSTON.  —  Free  Public  Library  : 
Mary  B.  Lindsay,  Librarian.  Opened 
1871.  Number  of  volumes  in  Centi'al 
and  four  School  Libraries,  19,991;  annual 
circulation,  71,120.  Annual  income  from 
tax  $6,700,  about  $3,000  being  spent  in 
books.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
9  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

North-western  University  Library : 
Lodilla  Ambrose,  Assistant  Librarian. 
Opened  1855.  33,000  volumes.  Special 
collections:  Greek  and  Latin  Classics, 
U.S.  and  State  Official  Publications. 
Open  on  week-days  only. 

Galesburg. — Knox  College  Library. 
Lombard  University. 
Public  Library. 

Jacksonville. — Illinois  College. 
JoLiET. — Business  College. 
Kansas. — Margaret  E.  Payne  Public 
Library  ;  Edward  Willasey,  Librarian. 
Lake  Forest.  -Lake  Forest  University 
Lebanon. — McKendree  College. 
Monmouth. — Monmouth  College. 

Warren  County  Library  &  Reading 
Room. 

Morgan  Park. — Baptist  Union  Theo- 
logical Seminary  (25,000  vols.) 

Mount  Morris. — Cassel  Library. 
Mount  Morris  College  (25,000  vols.) 

Mount  Vernon.  -Supreme  (Jourt  Law 
Library. 

Normal. — Illinois  State  Normal  Uni- 
versity: A.  V.  Milner,  Librarian.  10,5d9 
volumes  and  3,100  pamphlets ;  annual 
circulation,  31,580.  State  supported. 
Annual  income  $1,000,  affording  looo  for 
purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days 
only. 


Peoria.— Public  Library:  E.  S.  Will- 
cox,  Librarian.  Est.  1880.  58,105  vols.; 
annual  circulation  138,464.  Annual  in- 
come $15,000.  Open  from  9  a.m.  to  9 
p.m.,  Sundays  2  to  6  p.m. 

RocKFORD. — Public  Library. 

Rock  Island.  —  Augustana  Callege 
and  Theological  Seminary. 
Public  Library. 

Springfield. — Illinois  State  Library : 
S.  T.  Hinrichsen,  Librarian.  Est.  1842. 
49,000  vols.  Annual  income  §2,500,  about 
$1,500  being  expended  in  books.  Open 
every  week-day. 
Public  Library. 

Upper  Alton. — Shurtleflf  College. 

Indiana. 

Bloomington. — Indiana  University. 

Crawfordsville.  —  Wabash  College 
Library :  H.  S.  Wedding,  Librarian. 
34,000  volumes.  £250  available  for  pur- 
chase of  books.  Open  on  week-days 
only. 

EvANsviLLB.— Willard  Library. 
Franklin. —Franklin  College. 
Greencastle.— De  Pauw  University. 
Hanover. — Hanover  College. 

Indianapolis.— Indiana  State  Law 
Library. 
Indiana  State  Library :  W.  E. 
Henry,  Librarian.  Opened  1826.  27,582 
vols.,  chiefly  Historical  and  Political,  for 
reference  only.  State  supported.  £200 
annually  available  for  purchase  of  books. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  8  a.m.  to 
5  p.m. 

Public  Library  (50,000  vols.) 
Lafayette.— Public  Library. 

Notre  Dame.— University  of  Notre 

Dame  (70,000  vols.) 
Richmond. — Morrison  Library. 

St.  Mary's. — St.    Mary's   Academy 

Institute. 
St.  Meinrad.— St.  Meinrad's  Abbey 

Library. 
Terre  Haute.— Rose  Polytechnic 

Institute. 

Iowa. 

Ames. — Iowa  State  College. 
Burlington.— Free  Public  Library. 
Cedar  Rapids. — Iowa  Masonic  Lib. 
Council  Bluffs.— Free  Public  Lib. 
Davenport. — Devenport  Lib.  Assoc. 

Oris  wold  College. 
DECORAH.-Norweigan  Lutheran  CoU. 
Des  Moines.— Iowa  State  Library 

(44,500  vols.) 
Public  Library. 
Dubuque.  — Young  Men's  Library, 


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261 


Fairfield.  -Jeflferson  County  Library 

Grinnell.  — Iowa  College. 

Iowa  City. — Iowa  State  University 
Library :  J.  W.  Rich,  Librarian.    40,000 
▼olumes,  including  Law  Library,  which 
is  under  separate  management. 
State  Historical  Society  of  Iowa. 

Keokuk. — Keokuk  Library  Assoc. 

Mount  Vernon.  — Cornell  College  : 
May  L.  Fairbank,  Librarian.  Opened 
1857.  15,000  volumes.  Annual  income 
£200,  of  which  £70  is  spent  in  books. 
Special  collections  :  Norton  Memorial 
Library  of  Geology,  Alden  Memorial 
Library  of  Christian  Evidences,  Stucks- 
lager  Memorial  Library  of  Political 
Economy.    Open  week-days  only. 

Kansas. 

Atchison. — St.  Benedict's  College. 

Lawrence. — University  of  Kansas. 

Manhattan.  —  State  Agricultural 
College  Library. 

St.  Mary's. — St.  Mary's  College. 

Topeka. — Free  Public  Library :  Mrs. 
E.  S.  Lewis,  Librarian.     Estab.  1876. 
Number  of  vols.,  12,000 ;  annual  issue. 
49,000.    Annual  income,  from  rates  and 
endowment  $5,500,  about  $1,000  being 
spent   in   books.       Desiderata:  Biblio- 
graphy, Electricity,  and  Kansas  books. 
Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  9 
p.m.;  Sundays  3  to  6p.m. 
Kansas  State  Historical  Society. 
Kansas  State  Library. 
Kansas  Theological  Institute. 

Kentucky, 

Danville. -Theological  Seminary  Lib. 
Frankfort. — Kentucky  State  Lib.: 
Mrs.  M.  B.  R.  Day,  Librarian.    About 
85,000  vols.,  chiefly  Law  books.    $1,200 
annually  expended  in  books.    Open  on 
week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 
Georgetown-— College  Library. 
Lexington. — Kentucky  University. 

Lexington  Library  Association. 
Louisville. — Diocesan  Theological 
Seminary. 
Library  Association. 
Polytechnic  Society  of  Kentucky 

(50,000  vols.) 
Preston  Park  Theological  Seminary 
Southern  Baptist  Theol.  Seminary. 
Richmond. — Central  University. 

Louisiana, 

Baton  Rouge. — Louisiana  State  Uni- 
versity and  Agricultural  and  Mechanical 
College  (20,000  vols.) 

Convent  P.O. — Jefferson  College. 

New  Orleans. — Camatz  Institute. 


New  Orleans — continued. 

Coll.  of  the  Immaculate  Conception 
Fisk  Free  and  Public  Library,  La- 
fayette square :  William  Beer,  Librarian. 
Opened  1879.  36,000  volumes.  Annual 
income  £5,000,  affording  £1,000  for  pur- 
chase of  books.  Open  on  week-days  and 
Sundays. 

Howard  Memorial  Library  :  Wm. 
Beer,  Librarian.  Est.  1889.  A  Reference 
Library  of  20,000  volumes ;  annual  issue 
19,997.  Annual  income  from  endowment 
£2,000,  about  £500  being  expended  in 
books.  Special  collections:  History  of 
Louisiana,  Fine  Arts,  Bibliography. 
DeHderata :  Books  on  the  same  subjects. 
Open  week-days  and  Sundays. 

Medical  Library,  Charity  Hospital 

State  Library  of  Louisiana 

(41,000  vols.) 
Tulane  University  Library. 

Maine, 

Augusta. — Maine  State  Library 
(40,000  vols.) 

Bangor.— Public  Lib.  (31,029  vols.) 
Theological  Seminary  Library, 
Penobscot  County  :  C.  J.  H.  Bopes,  Lib- 
rarian. Est.  1814.  20,000  vols.  About 
£120  annually  spent  in  books.  Open  on 
week-days  from  6  to  6. 

Brunswick. — Bowdoin  College  Lib.: 
George  P.  Little,  Librarian.  Opened 
1802.  60,000  volumes.  Annual  income 
from  College  funds  £1,000,  affording 
£500  for  purchase  of  books.  Special 
collections :  Huguenot  Literature,  Maine 
History,  Mountaineering,  &c.  Open  on 
week-days  only. 

Lkwiston. — Bates  College  Library  : 
Miss  Caroline  A.  Woodman,  Librarian. 
Opened  1863.  Number  of  vols.  18,198. 
Open  on  week-days  only. 

Orono. — State  College  of  Agriculture 
and  the  Mechanic  Arts. 

Waterville. -Colby  University  Lib. : 
Edward  W.  Hall,  Librarian.  Est.  1820. 
33,000  vols,  and  10,000  pamphlets.  Col- 
lections of  books  on  History,  English 
Literature,  Languages,  Natural  Science, 
&c.    Open  every  week-day. 

Maryland, 

Annapolis.— Maryland  State  Library 

(100,000  vols.) 

United  States  Naval  Academy  Lib. : 
Arthur  Newton  Brown,  Librarian.  Est. 
1850.  About  36,000  vols,  of  Marine Litera- 
ature.  Professional,  Technical,  and  His- 
torical ;  Mathematics,  Ac.  Desiderata : 
Marine  Literature,  and  important  works 
of  History,  Biography,  and  Travel. 
About  £400  is  annually  expended  in 
books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  6  p.m. 


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Baltimore. — Archbishop's  Library. 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Employes'  Free 
Circulating  Library. 

Bishop  Whittingham  Library. 

City  Library. 

College  of  St.  James  (WashiDgton 
County). 

Enoch  Pratt  Free  Library :  Bernard 
C.  Steiner,  ph.d.,  Libranan.  Opened 
1886.  113,000  vols,  in  Central  Library, 
and  71,000  in  six  Branch  Libraries ;  total 
circulation,  700,000.  Annual  income 
$55,000,  about  $15,000  being  expended  in 
books.  Special  collections :  Sets  of 
Periodicals,  American  Biography,  His- 
tory, German  and  Spanish  Literature, 
Shakespeareana.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

John  Hopkins  Univ.  (70,000  vols.) 

Library  Uo.  of  the  Baltimore  Bar. 

Loyola  College  (30,000  vols.) 

Maryland  Academy  of  Sciences. 

Maryland  Historical  Society. 

Maryland  Institute. 

New  Mercantile  Lib.  (32,000  vols.) 

Oddfellows'  Library. 

Peadody  Institute  (110,000  vols.) 

St.  Mary's  Theological  Seminary  of 
St.  Sulpice  (30,000  vols.) 
Ellicott  City — St.  Charles  College. 

Mount  St.  Maby's. — College  Library. 

Woodstock. — College  Library  (75,000 
vols.) 

Mcbssobchusetts. 

Abington. — Public  Library. 

Amhebst. — College  Library  :  Wm.  I. 
Fletcher,  Librarian.  65,000  volumes; 
annual  circulation,  18,000.  Annual  in- 
come from  college  funds  $S,000,  afford- 
ing $1,500  for  purchase  of  books.  Special 
collections  :  Geology,  Lichens,  Educa- 
tion, Social  Science,  English  Literature, 
American  History.  Open  on  week-days 
only. 

Massachusetts  Agricultural  College 
Library. 

Andover. — Memorial  Hall  Library  : 
Ballard  Holt,  Librarian.    Opened  1873. 
About  15,000  volumes.     Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 
Theological  Seminary  (48,763  vols.) 

Arltnotdn. — Robbins  Library :  Miss 
Elizabeth  J.  Newton,  Librarian.  A  Free 
Public  Library  containing  14,800  vols.; 
annual  circulation,  42,848.  Annual  in- 
come from  tax,  <&c.,  ^5,880.  Open  on 
week-days  from  1  to  8  p.m.;  Reading 
Room  open  on  Sundays  from  2-30  to 
5-30  p.m. 

Barnstable. — Sturgis  Library. 

Be vbrly.  — Public  Library. 


Boston. — American  Academy  of  Arts 
and  Sciences  (22,000  vols.) 

AthensBum  :  W.  C.  Lane,  Librarian. 
Est.  1806.  Number  of  volumes,  177,000  ; 
annual  circulation,  52,000.  Special  col- 
lections: George  Washington,  Byron, 
Art  Books,  and  Photographs.  Open  on 
week-days  from  9  to  6 ;  Sundays  12  to  6. 

Bar  Association  of  the  City  of 
Boston,  102,  Post  Office  Building :  A. 
M.  Porter,  Librarian.  Opened  1885. 
7,186  volumes.  £186  annually  spent  in 
books.  Open  on  week-days  only  from  9 
a.m.  to  5  p.m. 

Boston  Medical  Library  Association 
(21,565  vols.) 

Boston  University  (35,000  vols. ) 

Bureau  of  Statistics  of  Labour. 

College  Library  (20,055  vols.) 

Congregational  Lib.  (30,181  vols.) 

General  Theological  Library,  53, 
Mt.  Vernon  street :  Rev.  Geoi^e  A 
Jackson,  Librarian.  Opened  1862.  17,000 
volumes.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
9  a.m.  to  5  p.m.  The  Sears  library 
(2,000  vols.)  is  included. 

Grand  Lodge  of  Masons. 

Library  of  the  American  Board  of 
Commissioners  for  Foreign  Missions  : 
Rev.  Judson  Smith,  Secretary  and  Lib- 
rarian. Est.  1810.  About  8,600  vols. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to 
5  p.m. 

Library  Society  (29,451  vols. ) 

Loring's  Select  Library. 

Massachusetts  Historical  Society 
(36,000  vols.) 

Massachusetts  Inst,  of  Technology 
(39,000  vols.) 

Medical  Library,  19,  Boylston  place: 
James  R.  Chaawick,  m.d.,  Librarian. 
Opened  1875.  27,000  volumes,  mainlv  for 
reference.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
9-30  a.m,  to  6  p.m. 

New-England  Historic  Genealogical 
Society  Library,  18,  Somerset  street : 
John  Ward  Dean,  a.ic..  Librarian. 
Opened  1845.  About  23,000  vols.  Free 
admission  on  week-days  only  from  9 
a.m.  to  5  p.m. 

Public  Lib. :  The  Staff  of  Librarians 
numbers  upwards  of  200.  560,000  vols. 
Income  from  City  funds  £24,000  per 
annum.  An  immense  new  library  build- 
ing, forming  one  side  of  Copley  square, 
has  been  erected  at  a  cost  of  £800,000. 

State  Library  of  Massachusetts  : 
C.  B.  Tillinghast,  Librarian.  Opened 
1826.  90,000  volumes  for  reference  only. 
^11,800  annually  derived  from  Govern- 
ment appropriations,  ^,500  being  avail- 
able for  purchase  of  books.  Special 
collections :  Statutes,  Law  Reports. 
Works  on  Political  Economy.  Social 
Science,  Genealogy,  State  and  Town 
Histories,  &c.  Open  on  week-days  only. 


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Boston — continued. 

Numismatic  Society  Library. 
Soc.  of  Natural  Hist,  (21,116  vols.) 
Social  Law  Library  (25,0()0  vols. ) 
U.S.  Naval  Library  and  Institute. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Union  Lib. 

Braintreb. — Thayer  Public  Library. 
Brtdgewater. — Public  Library. 
Brockton. — Public  Library. 

Brookfield.  —Merrick  Public  Lib. 

Brookline. — Public  Library. 

Cambridge. — Harvard  Law  Library: 
John  H.  Arnold,  Librarian.  Opened 
1817.  Number  of  volumes  40,000  for 
reference  only.  Open  on  week-days  from 
8-30  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Saturdays  8-30  a.m. 
to  1  p.m. 
Harvard  University  :  Justin  VVin- 
sor,  Librarian.  Number  of  volumes  in 
College  Library,  345,000;  Law  School, 
38,000;  Divinity  School,  27,000 ;  Museum 
of  Zoolo^r,  30,600. 
Public  Library  :  William  L.  R. 
Oiflford,  Librarian.  Opened  1858.  Num- 
ber of  volumes  in  Central  and  one 
Branch  Library,  53,500  ;  annual  circula- 
tion, 133,532.  Seven  delivery  stations. 
Annual  income  from  City  funds  £3,870, 
about  £1,200  being  expended  in  books. 
Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m.  to  10 
p.m.;  Sundays  2  to  10  p.m. 

Chelsea. — Fitz  Public  Library. 

Chicopeb. — City  Library. 

Clinton. — Bigelow  Free  Public  Lib. 

Concord. — Free  Public  Library. 

Dan  VERS. — Peabody  Institute  Lib. 

Dedham. — Public  Library. 

Easthampton. -Public  Library  Assoc. 

Fall  River. — Public  Library. 

FiTOHBURO.  —  Public  Lib.  :  Prescott 
C.  Rice,  Librarian.  Est.  1859.  28,000 
vols. ;  annual  circulation,  52,000.  An- 
nual income  £1,400,  affording  £300  for 
the  purchase  of  books.  Open  from  9  a.ra. 
to  9  p.m.;  Sundays  2  to  6  p.m. 

Framingham. — Town  Library  :  E.  L. 
Clarke,  Librarian.  Opened  1855.  Num- 
ber of  volumes  in  Central  and  three 
Branch  Libraries,  19,365  ;  annual  circu- 
lation 46,000.  Open  on  week-days  only 
from  2  to  6  p.m. 

Haverhill.  —  Public  Lib. :  Edward 
Capen,  Librarian.  Estab.  1873.  62,400 
volumes ;  annual  issue,  62,533.  Annual 
income  from  endowments  £960.  Open 
on  week-days  only. 

HiNGHAM. — Public  Library. 

Holyoke. — Public  Library. 

Ipswich. — Public  Library. 

Lawrence. -Public  Lib.  (33,962  vols.) 

Lenox. — Lenox  Library. 


Lancaster. — Town  Lib.:  Katherine 
M.  Marvin,  Librarian.  Estab.  1862. 
Number  of  volumes,  23,365  ;  annual  cir- 
culation, 11,865.  Annual  income  £385, 
affording  £230  for  the  purchase  of  books. 
Open  every  week-day. 

Leominster. — Public  Library. 
Lexington. — Cary  Library. 

Lowell.  —  Citv  Library,  Memorial 
Hall :  Frederick  A.  Chase,  Librarian. 
Opened  1844.  57,000  volumes  ;  annual 
circulation,  147,000.  Annual  income  from 
City  funds  917,000,  about  94,000  being 
expended  in  books :  Special  collection 
of  Dooks  relating  to  Chemistry,  Chemical 
Tedinology,  and  Manufactures.  Open 
on  week-days  and  Sundays  from  9  a.m. 
to  9  p.m. 
Middlesex  Mechanics'  Association : 
A.  L.  Sargent,  Librarian.  Estab.  1825. 
27,000  volumes.  About  £100  annually 
expended  in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Lynn. -Free  Public  Lib.  (44,821  vols.) 

Malden. — Public  Library. 

Marblehead. — Abbot  Public  Lib. : 
Mary  Gerry  Brown,  Librarian.  Opened 
1878.  14,000  volumes ;  annual  circula- 
tion, 25,000.  About  $500  annuallv  spent 
in  books.  Open  on  week-days  oiuy  from 
2  to  8  p.m. 

Marlborough. — Public  Lib. :  Sarah 
E.  Cotting,  Librarian.  Opjened  1872. 
12,000  vols. ;  annual  circulation,  48,932. 
Annual  income  from  City  funds  92,100. 
Contains  the  Cyrus  Fenton  Collection  of 
Books.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
9  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Medford. — Public  Library. 

Melrose. — Public  Library. 

Methubn. — Nevin's  Memorial  Lib. 

MiLPORD. — Town  Library. 

Milton. — Public  Library. 

Natick. — Morse  Institute. 

New  Bedford. — Free  Public  Library: 
Robert  C.  Ingraham,  Librarian.  Est. 
1852.  Over  60,000  vols.  About  97,000 
annually  expended  in  books.  De$iderata : 
Local  History,  Genealogy,  and  "Friends" 
books.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  to  9 ; 
Sundays  1  to  6. 

Newburyport. — Public  Library 
(28,077  vols.) 

Newton. — Free  Library  (34,730  vols. ) 

Newton  Centre.  —  Newton  Theo- 
logical Institute  (23,000  vols.) 

North  Adams. — Free  Library. 

Northampton. -Forbes  Lib.:  Charles 
A.  Cutter,  Librarian.  Opened  1894.  An- 
nual circulation.  50,000  vols.  Annual 
income  £3,600,  aoout  £2,000  being  avail- 
able for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  only.  A  Free  Public  Library. 

North  Easton. — Ames  Free  Library. 


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Ypsilanti. — Michigan  State  Normal 
College :  G.  M .  Walton,  Librarian. 
Opened  1853.  17,000  volumes.  State 
supported.  About  91«500  annually  avail- 
able for  purchase  of  books.  Open  on 
week-days  only. 

Minnesota, 

College viLLE. -St.  John's  University 

Faribault. -Seabury  Divinity  School 

Minneapolis. — Public  Library:  Jas. 
Kendall  Hosmer,  ll.d.  Opened  1889. 
90,000  volumes  contained  in  Central  Lib- 
rary, three  Branches,  five  Stations,  and 
twelve  Sub-Stations ;  total  annual  cir- 
culation, 600,000.  Annual  income  from 
tax  and  funds  950,000,  of  which  920,000 
is  available  for  the  purchase  of  books. 
Special  collections:  Art,  Natural  Science, 
History,  Philosophy,  Education,  Poetry, 
Shakespeareana,  Theolognr,  Travels,  and 
Fiction.  Open  on  week-days  from  8-30 
to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  2  to  10  p.m. 
Univ.  of  Minnesota  General  Lib. 

NoRTHFiELD. — Carle ton  College. 

St.  Paul. -Minnesota  Historical  Soc: 
Warren  Upham,  Librarian.  Est.  1849. 
69,300  volumes.  Annual  income  from 
the  State  97,000,  about  92,000  being 
expended  in  books.  A  Museum  in  con- 
nection contains  historical  relics  of  the 
Sioux,  and  the  Civil  Wars,  Ac. 
Public  Library  (30,274  volumes). 
State  Law  Library  (20,679  vols.) 

St.  Peter. -Gustav  Adolphus  College. 

Mississippi. 

Jackson. — Mississippi  State  Library 

(60,000  volumes). 
University. — Univ.  of  Mississippi 

Library. 

Missouri, 

Cape  Girardeau. -St.  Vincent's  Coll. 
Columbia. — University  of    Missouri 

Library  (24,000  volumes). 
Glasgow. — Lewis  Library:  Mrs.  J.G. 

Trowbridge,  Librarian.     Opened  1868. 

2,600  volumes. 
Jefferson  City. — Missouri  State  Lib. 

(20,000  vols.) 

Kansas  City.— Public  Library. 
St.  Louis. — Academy  of  Science. 

Christian  Brothers'  College. 

Law  Library  Association. 

Mercantile  Lib.  :  Horace  Kephart, 
Librarian.  Opened  1847.  100,000  vols.; 
annual  circulation,  93,600.  Annual  in- 
come from  fees  and  rent  949,000,  about 
$6,000  being  spent  in  books.  Dniderata : 
American  History,  especially  Western 
U.S.  Open  on  week-oays  only  from  9 
a.m.  to  7  p.m. 


St.  Louis — continued. 

Public  Lib. :  Frederick  M.  Grunden, 
Librarian.  Est.  1865.  Number  of  vols, 
in  Central  Lending  Department,  60,000  ; 
Reference  Department,  30.000 ;  Branch 
Library,  17,000;  Boys'  Library,  6,000; 
total  annual  circulation,  325,000.  An- 
nual income  919,000,  affording  $5,000  for 
the  purchase  of  books.  Collections  of 
Medical,  Technological,  and  Juvenile 
books.  Open  on  week-days  from  10 
a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays,  2  to  9. 

University  Library.  Founded  1829. 
43,000  volumes.  A  Repository  of  United 
States  Government  Documents. 

SPRiNOFiBLD.-Drury  College  Library. 

Montdna. 
Helena. — Public  Library. 

Nebraska. 

Lincoln.  —  Citjr  Library  :  Carrie  C. 
Dennis,  Librarian.  13,040  vols.;  annual 
circulation,  87,550.  Annual  income  from 
tax  £1,000,  affording  about  £200  for 
purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days 
from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  2  to 
10  p.m. 

Nebraska  State  Library. 

University  of  Nebraska. 

Omaha.— Public  Lib.  (36,235  vols.) 

Nevada, 

Cakson  City.— Nevada  State  Library 

New  Hampshire. 

Concord. — New  Hampshire  Histori- 
cal Society,  212,  North  Main  street : 
Rev.  N.  F.  Garter,  Librarian.  Opened 
1823.  A  Reference  Library  of  14,000  vols, 
and  60.000  pamphlets.  Annual  income 
£800,  £60  being  spent  in  books.  Special 
collection  of  Historical  and  Genealogical 
works.  Open  on  week-days  (Saturday 
excepted)  from  9-30  a.m.  to  4-30  p.m. 

New  Hampshire  State  Lib.:  Arthur 
H.  Chase,  Librarian.  Opened  1820.  A 
Reference  Library  of  42,000  volumes. 
About  95,000  annually  expended  in 
books.  Collections:  Court  Reports- 
American  (complete),  Canadian,  Eng- 
lish, Irish,  Hawaiian ;  Laws  and  Legisla- 
tive Documents  of  American  States. 
De$iderafa :  New  Hampshire  Local  His- 
tory and  early  official  reports.  Open  on 
week-days  from  8-30  a.m.  to  5  p.m.  The 
Librarian  remarks  that  the  State  Lib- 
rarv  is  the  dep6t  through  which  State 
Publications  are  sold  or  distributed  out- 
side the  State. 
Public  Library. 
DovKB. — Public  Library. 

Great  Falls. — Manuracturers'  and 
Village  Library. 


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26' 


Clinton.  —Hamilton  College  (35,000 

volumes). 
CofLNiNO. — Library  Association. 

FoBDHAM.— St.  John's  College  (36,000 
volumes). 

Geneseo. — Wadsworth  Library. 

Geneva.  —  Hobart  College  Library 
(25,656  volumes). 

Gloversville.  —Free  Library. 

Hamilton. — Colgate  University. 

HoBNELLSViLLE.— Hornell  Free  Lib. 

Ithaca. -Cornell  Library  Association. 
Cornell  University  Library :  George 
William  Harris,  Librarian.  Opened 
1868.  200,000  volumes.  Annual  income 
from  endowments  £6,000,  about  £3,400 
being  spent  in  books.  Special  collec- 
tions :  European  and  American  History, 
Philosophy,  Classical  Philology,  French, 
German  and  Rhaeto- Romanic  Litera- 
ture, Danteana,  Technology,  Science. 
Open  on  week-days  only  from  8  a.m.  to 
9-30  p.m. 

Jamestown. -James  Prendergast  Free 

Library. 
Newburgh. — Free  Library  :  Charles 

Estahrook,  Librarian.    Est.  about  1852. 

About  19,000  vols. ;  annual  issue  70.000. 

About  $1,000    annually    expended   in 

books.    Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 

to  9  p.m. 

New  York. — Academy  of  Medicine 
(30,000  volumes). 

Academy  of  Sciences. 

Aguilar  Free  Library. 

American  Geographical  Society. 

American  Institute  Library. 

American  Museum  of  Natural  His- 
tory, 77th-st.  and  8th  avenue  :  Anthony 
Woodward,  ph.d..  Librarian.  Number 
of  volumes  in  Reference  Department, 
34,000.  Special  collections:  Geology, 
Mineralogy,  Conchology,  Ornithology, 
Ichthyology,  Anthropology,  and  Ento- 
mology. Open  on  week-days  only  from 
9  a. m.  to  6  p.m. 

American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers, 
218,  West  57th  street :  C.  W.  Hunt, 
Librarian.    About  20,000  volumes. 

Apprentices*  Library  (90,374  vols.) 

Association  of  the  Bar  (40,000  vols. ) 

Astor  Library  (238,946  vols.) 

Catholic  Club  of  the  City  of  N.  Y. 

Century  Club  Library. 

College  of  St.  Francis  Xavier 
(30,000  vols.) 

Columbia  University  Library:  Geo. 
H.  Baker,  Librarian.  Opened  1754. 
Number  of  volumes,  246,000 ;  annual  cir- 
culation, 70,000.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  8-30  a.m.  to  11  p.m. 

Cooper  Union  Lib.  (31,873  vols.) 

Free  Circulating  Lib.  (58,000  vols.) 


New  Yobk — continued. 

General  Theological  Seminary  of 
the  P.E.  Church,  Chelsea  s(]^uare  :  Rev. 
E.  H.  Jewett,  i>.d..  Librarian.  27,539 
volumes,  including  the  Copinger  Collec- 
tion of  Latin  Bibles.  Open  on  week- 
days only. 

Grand  Lodge  A.F.  &  A.M.  Library 

Harlem  Library. 

Harmonia  Club  Library. 

Historical  Society  (75,000  vols.) 

Hospital  Library  (23,000  vols.) 

Law  Institute,  Post  Office  Building : 
William  H.  Winters,  Librarian.  Opened 
1828.  50,651  volumes.  Annual  income 
£3,000,  about  £1,600  being  expended  in 
books.  Special  collections :  Law  Litera- 
ture and  Reference  Books.  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Law  Library  of  the  Equitable  Life 
Assurance  Society,  120,  Broadway : 
Thomas  Campbell,  Librarian.  Estab. 
1876.  Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  5  p.m.,  June  to  Oct.;  9 a.m.  to  7  p.m., 
Oct.  to  June.  Number  of  volumes  in 
library  15,321.  Free  to  tenants  of  Equit- 
able Building,  Lawyers'  Club  and  mem- 
bers of  the  N.Y.  Law  (day)  School. 

Lenox  Library  (65,000  volumes). 

Library  of  the  College  of  the  City 
of  New  York,  Lexington  avenue  and 
Twenty-Third-st.:  Charles  G.  Herber- 
mann,  ph.d.,  Librarian.  Estab.  1852. 
Over  27,000  volumes.  About  £323  an- 
nually expended  in  books.  Open  every 
week-day. 

Maimonides  Library  (33,090  vols. ) 

Mercantile  Library,  Astor  place  : 
W.  T.  Peoples,  Librarian.  Est.  1820. 
Number  of  volumes  in  Central  Lending 
Department,  177,934  ;  Reference  Depart- 
ment, 50,000;  two  branch  libraries, 
28,500 ;  total  annual  circulation,  186,880. 
From  $8,000   to   910,000   annually   ex- 

f>ended  in  books.  Possesses  the  Tom- 
inson  Collection  of  MSS.  and  papers 
relating  to  the  American  Revolution. 
Open  on  i^eek-days  from  8  a.m.  to  6-30 
p.m. 

N.Y.  Society  Library,  109,  Univer- 
sity place :  F.  B.  Bigelow,  Librarian. 
100,000  volumes. 

Union  Theological  Seminary  Lib. 
(70,000  volumes). 

University  of  City  of  New  York 
(30,000  volumes). 

University  Club  Library,  Madison 
square  :  Wyman  H.  Bagg,  Librarian. 
Opened  1879.  13,956  volumes  for  refer- 
ence only.  About  £350  annually  ex- 
pended in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
and  Sundays  from  8  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association 

Young  Women's  Christian  Assoc. 
Oswego. — City  Library. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


PouGHKBEPSiE. — City  Library. 

Vassar  College  Library. 
Rochester. — Central  Library. 
Court  of  Appeals. 
Free  Academy  Library. 
Library  of  the  University  :  H.  K. 
Phinney,  Assistant  Librarian.    Estab. 
1850.  81,000  volumes.  Open  every  week- 
day. 
Reynolds  Lib.  :  Alfred  S.  Collins, 
Librarian.     Opened  1884.     Number  of 
volumes   in  Cfentral   and  one   Branch 
Library,  35,134.    About  £600  annually 
expended  in  books.   Open  on  week-days 
from  10  a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  2  to 
6  p.m. 
Theoloffical  Seminary  Lib. :  Howard 
Osgood,  Librarian.  Opened  1853.  Num- 
ber of  volumes  in  Lending  Department, 
29,300;   Reference    Department,   4,200. 
Annual  income  from  endowment  £500, 
about  £300  being  expended  in  books. 
Open  every  week  day. 
Schenectady. — Union  College  Lib. 
Sing  Sing. — Mount  Pleasant  Military 
Academy. 
State  Prison  Library. 
Syracuse. — Central  Library:  Ezekiel 
W.  Mundy,  Librarian.      Opened  1857. 
32,000  vols. ;  annual  circulation,  91,793. 
£1,000  annually  spent  in  books.    Open 
on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m.; 
Beading  Room  open  on  Sundays  from 
2  to  6  p.m. 
Court  of  Appeals  Library. 
University  Library  (58,000  vols.) 
Troy. — Young  Men's  Association. 
Utica. — City  Library. 

School  District  Library. 
West  Point. -United  States  Military 

Academy  (38,000  volumes). 
YoNKERS. — Public  Library. 

North  Carolina, 

Chapel  Hill. — University  of  North 

Carolina  (36,000  volumes). 
Davidson. — Union  Library,  Davidson 

College. 
Raleigh. — North  Carolina  State  Lib. 

Supreme  Court  Library. 
Wake  Forest. — College  Library. 

Ohio, 

Akron. — Public  Library. 

Athens.-— Ohio  Univ.  Joint  Library. 

Chillicothe. — Public  Library. 

Cincinnati. — Hebrew  Union  College. 
Lane  Seminary  Library,  Theologi- 
cal Seminary,  Walnut  Hills :  Henry 
Goodwin  Smith.  Librarian.  19,000  vols. 
Annual  expenditure  on  books  £125. 
Open  on  week-days  only. 


Cincinnati — cmitinued. 

Hist.  &  Philosophical  Soc.  of  Ohio. 
Law  Library. 

Public  Library  (156,673  volumes). 
St.  Xavier  College  Library. 
Young   Men's  Mercantile  Library 
Association  (60,000  volumes). 

Cleveland.— Adelbert  College  Lib. 
(25,000  volumes). 

Case  Library  :  Charles  Orr,  Libra. 
Opened  1848.  Number  of  volumes  in 
Lending  Department,  28,000 ;  Reference 
Department,  12,000 ;  annual  circulation 
75,000.  Annual  income  from  endow- 
ment 912,000,  affording  1^2,500  for  pur- 
chase of  books.  Special  collections  : 
Fine  Arts,  Engineering,  Chemistry, 
Music,  Natural  History.  Detideraia : 
American  History.  Open  on  week-days 
from  8-30  a.m.  to  8-30  p.m.;  Sundays, 
2  to  9  p.m. 

Law  Library  Association. 

Public  Library  (66,920  vols.) 

Western  Reserve  Historical  Society: 
Peter  Neff,  F.a.s.A.,  Librarian  and  Cura- 
tor. 17,000  volumes^  13,000  pamphlets, 
and  10,000  manuscripts,  for  reference 
only.  Open  every  week-day  from  8  a.m. 
to  4  p.m. 

Columbus. — Ohio  State  Library 

(63,500  vols.) 
Ohio  State  University  Library. 
Public  Library  and  Reading  Room. 
Public  School  Library. 
St.  Joseph's  Cathedral  Library. 
State  Law  Library. 

Dayton. — Public  Library:  ElectraC. 
Doren,  Librarian.  Opened  1847.  Num- 
ber of  volumes  in  Lending  Department, 
29,906:  Reference  Department,  11,500; 
annual  circulation,  125,000.  113  Travel- 
ling Libraries  in  School  Rooms.  About 
$1,500  annually  expended  in  books.  A 
Museum  in  connection.  Open  on  week- 
days only. 

Delaware.— Ohio  Wesleyan  Univ. 

Elyria. — Elyria  Library  :  Charlotte 
D.  Leavitt,  Librari&n.  Opened  1870. 
12,000  vols. ;  annual  circulation,  20,000. 
Open  on  week-days  only. 

Fremont. — Birchard  Library. 

Gambier.  — Kenyon  College  Library 
("80,000  vols.) 

Tneological  Library,   Bexley  Hall 
(21,000  vols.) 

Hillsboro. — Public  Library. 

Lebanon. — National  Normal  Univer- 
sity Library. 
Marietta. — Alpha  Kappa  Society. 

College  Library  (52,0(X)  vols.) 
Oxford. — Miami  University. 


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Oberlin. — College  Library  :  Azariah 
S.  Root,  Librarian.  Opened  1833.  36,720 
volumes  and  33,000  pamphlets.  Annual 
income  £1,000,  about  £400  being  spent 
in  books.  Special  collections  :  Slavery, 
Bibliography,  Goethe.  Open  on  week- 
days only. 

Portsmouth. — Public  Library,  North 
West  comer  of  Fifth  and  Ck)urt  streets  : 
Nana  A.  Newton,  Librarian.  Opened 
1879.  10,541  volumes.  Annual  circula- 
tion 16,000.  Annual  income  from  city 
tax  1^1,300,  affording  {^600  for  purchase 
of  books.  Open  on  week-days  only  from 
8-30  a.m.  to  7-30  p.m. 

Springfield. — Warder  Public  Lib.: 
Miss  Alice  Burrowes,  Librarian.  Opened 
1872.  17,117  volumes.  Annual  circula- 
tion 86,815.  Annual  income  from  tax 
96,000,  about  {^1,000  being  spent  in  books. 
Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m.  to  9 
p.m.;  Reading  Room  open  on  Sundays 
from  1-30  to  6  p.m. 
Wittenberg  Colleee  Library. 

Toledo.— Public  Lib.  (31,872  vols.) 

WoosTER. — University  of  VVooster. 

Zanesyille.  — Athenaoum. 

Oregon. 

Portland.  —  Library  Association  of 
Portland :  Daniel  F.  W.  Bursch,  Librn. 
Opened  1864.  About  25,000  volumes. 
Annual  circulation  31,579.  Annual  in- 
come from  endowment  and  subscriptions 
98,000,  about  92,000  being  expended  in 
books.  Desiderata:  Anything  relating 
to  Oregon.  ^Open  on  week-days  from  9 
a.m.  to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  1  to  5  p.m. 

Salem. — Oregon  State  Library. 
Willamette  University  :  W.  J. 
Shepard,  Library.  About  4.500  vols. 
The  Llbrarv  is  especially  rich  in  His- 
tory, Theolo^,  and  Government  Re- 
ports. There  is  a  Museum  in  connection. 

Pennsylvania. 

Allegheny. — Public  School  Library: 
James  N.  Benney,  Librarian.  Opened 
1871.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central 
and  fourteen  Branch  Libraries,  16,000  ; 
annual  circulation,  60,000.  About  £200 
annually  is  spent  in  books.  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  8  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 

Wesleyan  Theological  Seminary  of 
the  Presbyterian  Church  (25,000  vols.) 
Allentown.  —  Muhlenberg  College  : 

Dr.  George  T.  Ettin^er,  Librarian. 
Altoona.  — Mechanics'  Library  and 

Reading  Room  Association. 
Beatty.  —  St.   Vincent  Lib.  (40,000 

volumes). 
Bryn  Mawr. — College  Library. 
Carlisle. — Belles  Lettres  Library. 
Dickinson  College  Library. 
Union  Philosophical  Library. 


Easton. — Lafayette  College  Library. 

Germ antown. -Friends'  Free  Library 

and  Reading  Room. 
Gettysburg.— Library  of  Theological 

Seminary,  Evangelical  Lutheran  Church, 

General  Synod. 

Pennsylvania  College  Library. 

Harrisburo. -State  Library  of  Penn- 
sylvania :  William  Henry  Egle,  m.d., 
Librarian.  Est.  1,777.  A  Reference 
Library  of  130,000  volumes.  Annual  in- 
come from  State  funds  96,000.  Special 
collections :  Law,  Documents  of  all 
English-Speaking  Countries,  especially 
good  in  Histiory.  Open  on  week-days 
only  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 

Hatboro. — Union  Library  Company. 

Haverford.  —College  Library  (31 ,000 

volumes). 
Lancaster. — Mechanics'  Library. 

Theological  Seminary  of  Reformed 

Church. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Lebanon. — Normal  University  Lib. 
Lewisburo.— Bucknell  Univ.  Lib. 
Lincoln  University.— Univ.  Lib. 
Meadville. — Allegheny  Coll.  Lib. 
Theological  School  (23,000  vols.) 
OvERBROOK.  —Seminary  of  St.  (Ilharles 

Borromeo  (22,000  volumes). 
Philadelphia.— Academy  of  Natural 
Sciences  of  Philadelphia  (33,000  vols.) 
American  Baptist  Historical  Socy. 

American  Philosophical  Society 

(50,000  volumes). 
Apprentices'  Library. 
Athenfeum  (35,0(X)  volumes). 
Carpenters'  Company  Library. 
City  Institute. 

College  of  Physicians  of  Philadel- 
phia :  Charles  Perry  Fisher,  Librarian. 
Est.  1787.  46,000  vols.  About  £800  is 
annually  expended  in  books.  Strictly 
a  Medical  collection,  or  veorks  pertaining 
thereto.  Open  on  week-days  from  10 
a.m.  to  6  p.m. 

Divinity  School  (Protestant  Epis- 
copal). 

Franklin  Institute  Library  :  Alfred 
Rigling,  Librarian.  Est.  1824.  46,000 
vo  s.  and  30,000  pamphlets.  Special 
collections :  Electricity,  Chemistry,  Me- 
tallurgy, Patent  Reports  of  all  countries. 
Open  every  week-day. 

Friends'  Library. 

German  Society    of    Pennsylvania 

(22,000  volumes). 
Girard  College  Library  :  George  P. 

Rupp,  Librarian.    Number  of  volumes 

in  Main  Library  Section,  and  School 

Libraries  31,500. 


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Philadelphia — continued. 

Grand  Lodge  of  P.F.  and  A.  A. 
Masons  :  Edward  Bryant,  Librarian. 
Opened  1871.  About  16,000  vols.  Special 
collections :  Anthropology,  Egyptology, 
Ethics,  Occultism,  Fraternal  Jurispru- 
dence, and  Literature.  Detdderata : 
Scarce  Masonic  Works,  Occultism,  and 
Medals.  Open  from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 
on  week-days  only. 

Historical  Society  of  Pennsylvania 
(28,162  vols.) 
La  Salle  College. 

Law  Association  of  Philadelphia 
(52,000  vols.) 

Library  Association  of  Friends. 

Library  Company  of  Philadelphia, 
Comer  of  Locust  and  Juniper  streets : 
James  G.  Barnwell,  Librarian.  Opened 
1731.  Number  of  volumes  in  Central 
and  one  Branch  Library  190,000  and 
30,000  pamphlets;  annual  circulation, 
42,156.  Annual  income  from  subscrip- 
tions  and  investments  $43,295,  about 
98,543  being  expended  in  books.  Special 
collections  :  Best  Chess  Collection  in 
U.S.,  strong  in  Musical  Literature, 
Hymnology,  early  Americana,  Phila- 
delphia Papers,  Regimental  Histories, 
The  Cincinnati  Society.  De$iderata : 
Chess,  The  Cincinnati  Society,  Regi- 
mental Histories,  Philadelphia,  &c. 
Open  on  week-days  and  Sundays. 

Library  of  Hahnemann  Medical 
College,  Broad  street,  above  Race-st.: 
Thomas  Lindsley  Bradford,  m.d.,  Libm. 
Opened  1848.  15,000  volumes.  A  lar^e 
and  valuable  collection  of  Homoeopathic 
Works.  Qpen  to  students  daily.  The 
Museum  in  connection  is  one  of  the 
most  extensive  and  complete  of  its  kind 
in  the  country. 

Mercantile  Library  Co.  (166,000 
volumes). 

Mutual  Library  Co.  (43,400  vols.) 

Oddfellows'  Library. 
Pennsylvania  Hospital  Medical  Lib. 

Philadelphia  Museums,  233,  South 
Fourth  street :  W.  P.  Wilson,  Director. 
Established  by  Ordinance  of  City  Coun- 
cils, 1894.  The  Public  Library  is  an 
important  section  of  the  Museums,  com- 
prising commercial,  statistical,  and  edu- 
cational sections. 

Presbyterian  Historical  Society  : 
Rev.  William  L.  Led  with,  d.d.,  Libra- 
rian. Opened  1852.  A  Reference  Libi-ary 
only,  supported  by  subscriptions.  Open 
on  week-aays  from  9  a.m.  to  5  p.m. 

St.  Vincent's  Seminary. 

Spring  Garden  Institute. 

Teachers'  Institute. 

Theological  Seminary,  Mount  Airy. 


Philadelphia — contintied, 

Univ.  of  Pennsylvania :  Gregory  B. 
Keen,  Librarian.  Est.  1749.  A  Free 
Public  Library  of  Reference,  containing 
125,000  volumes.  Open  on  week-days 
from  8-30  a.m.  to  5-30  p.m. 
Wagner  Free  Institute  of  Science, 
Montgomery  avenue  and  Seventeenth 
street :  Thomas  L.  Montgomery,  Libra- 
rian. Est.  1864.  A  Reference  Library 
of  10,000  volumes.  A  bout  £150  annually 
spent  in  books.  Special  collections : 
Natural  Science,  especially  Geology; 
Fine  Collection  of  U.S.  Documents.  De- 
siderata: Publications  of  Surveys  and 
American  Natural  History.  Open  ou 
week-days  only  from  9  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 

Pittsburg.  — Allegheny  County  Law 
Library  (15,000  vols.) 
Library  Association. 

South  Bethlehem.  —  Lehigh  Univ. 
Library  :  William  Henry  Chandler,  Lib- 
rarian. Estab.  1878.  A  Free  Public 
Reference  Library  containing  100,000 
vols.  Annual  income  from  University 
fund  £5,000,  affording  £3,500  for  the 
purchase  of  books.  Open  on  week-days 
8  a.m.  to  10  p.UL:  Sundays  1  to  9  p.m. 

S  w ABTHMOBE.  — College  Library. 

Washington. — Washington  &  Jeffer- 
son College. 

Rhode  Island. 

Bristol. — Rogers  Free  Library:  Geo. 

U.  Arnold,  Librarian.      Opened  1878. 

13,350  vols.    Annual  circulation  22,000. 

Open  on  week-days  only  from  3  to  9  p.m. 

Newport. — People's  Library. 

Redwood  Library  and  Athenaeum  : 
Richard  Bliss,  Librarian.  Estab.  1747. 
48,900  volumes.  Annual  circulation  ea, 
13,400.  Annual  income  £900  about  £260 
being  available  for  the  purchase  of 
books.  Collection  of  Portraits.  Open 
every  week-day  from  10  a.  m.  to  6  p.m. 
Pawtucket.— Free  Public  Library. 
Providence.  — Athenseum. 

Brown  University  Library  :  H.  L. 
Koofmaji,     Librarian.      Opened   1767. 
95,000  volumes ;  including  Harris  Col- 
lection of  American  Poetry  (6,000  vol>$.) 
and  10,000  pamphlets  on  American  His- 
tory.   Open  on  week-days  from  9  a.m. 
to  10  p.m.;  Sundays  1  to  10  p.m. 
Franklin  Lyceum. 
Public  Library  (51,712  volumes). 
Rhode  Island  Medical  Society. 
State  Law  Library. 
WooNSOCKET. — Harris  Institute  Lib. 

South  Carolina. 

Charleston. — Library  of  College  of 
Charleston  :  W.  R.  Cathcart,  Jr.,  a. if., 
PH.D.,  Librarian.  10,000  vols.  Open  on 
week-days  only  from  10  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 


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Clinton. -Thorn well  Orphanage  Lib.: 
Rev.  William  Palmer  Jacobs,  d.d..  Lib- 
rarian.   Est.  1875.     Nearly  5,000  iVols. 

CoLUMBiA.-Smyth  Library  and  Semi- 
nary Library  (22,000  volumes). 
South  Carolina  College  (30,000  vols. ) 
State  Library  (36,000  volumes). 

Tennessee. 

Knoxville.  —  Lawson  McGhee  Me- 
morial Library. 

Maryville. — Maryville  College. 

Memphis.  —  Bar  and  Law  Library 
Association. 

Nashville. — Tennessee  State  Lib. 
University  of  Nashville,  Peabody 

Normal  College. 
Vanderbilt  University  Library. 

Skwanee. — University  of  the  South 
Library  (36,000  volumes). 

TuscuLUM.-Greenville  and  Tusculum 
College. 

.  Texas. 

Austin. — Supreme  Court  Library. 
Galveston. — Public  Library. 

Utah. 

Salt  Lake  City.— Masonic  Pub.  Lib. 
Pioneer  Library  Association. 
University  of  Utah. 

Vermont. 

Brattlbboro. — Free  Library. 

Burlington. — Fletcher  Free  Library. 
University  of  Vermont  and  State 
Agricultural  College  Library :  Herbert 
J.  Smith,  Librarian.  Opened  1804.  Num- 
ber of  volumes  51,157.  Annual  income 
from  endowment  <?4,500.  about  #1,500 
being  available  for  purchase  of  books. 
Open  on  week-days  and  Sundays. 

Lunenburg. — Cuttings  Library. 

MiDDLEBURY. -College  Library:  Chas. 
Baker  Wright,  a.m..  Librarian.  Opened 
1800.  About  22,500  volumes.  Annual 
income  £180,  affording  £75  for  purchase 
of  books.    Open  on  week-days  only. 

Montpelier. — Vermont  State  Lib. 

St.  Johnsbury. — Athenaeum. 

Vergennes.  — Vergennes,  Lib. ,  Main 
street:  Mary  P.  Tucker,  Librarian. 
Opened  1876.  About  3,000  vols.  Open 
on  week-days  only  from  2  to  9  p.m. 

Woodstock.  —  Norman  Williams 
Public  Library. 

Virginia. 

Ashland. — Randolph  Macon  College 

Library. 
Emory. — Emory  and  Henry  College. 


Hampden  Sidney. -Union  Theological 

Seminary. 
Lexington. — State  Library,  Virginia 
Military  Institute. 
Washington    and   Lee    University 
Library  :  Annie  R.   White,  Librarian. 
30,000  volumes.     The  Franklin  Society 
Library  is  now  incorporated  herewith. 
RiCHMON d.  — College  Library. 
State  Law  Library. 
Virginia  Historical  Society. 
Virginia    State    Library :    Charles 
Pomdexter,  Librarian.   40,000  vols.,  and 
a  Law  Library  of  11,000  vols. 
Salem.  —Roanoke  College  Library. 
Theological  Seminary. — Protestant 
Episcopal  Theological  Seminary  Library 
University  Station. — University  of 
Virginia  (53,000  vols.) 

Washington, 
Olympia. -Washington  State  Library. 
Tacoma. — Mason  Public  Library. 

West  Virginia. 

Wheeling. — Public  Library  :  A.  B. 
Wilson,  Libn.   Opened  1882.    16,000  vols. 
Wisconsin. 

Appleton.  —  Lawrence  University, 
Appleton  Librai-y, 

Beloit. — College  Library. 

Fond  du  Lac. — Public  Library. 

La  Crosse. — Public  Library. 

Madison. — Free  Library. 
Lib.  of  the  State  Historical  Society 
of  Wisconsin :  Reuben  G.  Thwaites, 
Secretaiy  and  Superintendent;  Isaac 
S.  Bradley,  liibrarian.  Est.  1857.  185,000 
books  and  pamphlets  for  reference  only, 
free.  Annual  income  from  the  State 
$12,000,  allowing  $4,000  for  the  purchase 
of  books.  Open  on  week-days  only. 
University  of  Wisconsin  Library  : 
Walter  M.  Smith,  Librarian.  48,000 
volumes.  Supported  by  State  taxation. 
£1,000  annually  available  for  purchase 
of  books.  Open  every  week-day  from 
8-45  a.m.  to  9-30  p.m. 
Wisconsin  State  Library  :  John  R. 
Berryman,  Librarian.  Estab.  1836.  A 
Reference  Library  of  25,820  volumes, 
chiefly  Law  books.  Open  on  week-days 
from  9  a.m.  to  5-30  p.m. 

Milwaukee. — Marquette  Coll.  Lib. 
Public  Library. 

Nashotah — Nafihotah  House  Theo- 
logical Seminary. 

Racine. — College  Library. 

St.  Francis.  —  Provincial  Seminary 
of  St.  Francis  of  Sales. 

Yyoming. 

Cheyenee.  -Wyoming  State  Law  Lib. 


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CENTRAL    AND    50UTH    AMERICA. 


Argentina. 

Buenos  Ayres.  —  Argentine  Geogra- 
phical Institute,  Florida  160. 

Argeutine  Rural  Socy.,  Calle  Pern. 

Argentine  Scientific  Society,  361, 
Rivadavia. 

Biblioteca  de  San  Christobal. 

Biblioteca  Municipal,  Calle  Moreno. 
24,000  vols.  Valuable  MSS.,  and  the 
tomes  of  the  old  Cordoba  Jesuits. 

Biblioteca  Nacional. 

Biblioteca  Popular  de  Belgrano. 

Biblioteca  Provincial. 

Biblioteca  Sarmiento,  Flores. 

Biblioteca  de  la  Universidad. 

Church  of  San  Francisco  Library 
(9,000  vols.) 

Club  de  Residentes  Estrangeros. 

English  Literary  Society. 

Medical  Faculty  Lib.  and  Museum. 

Typographical  Society,  337,  Solis. 

Salle  de  Commercio,  Calle  de  Mayo. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association, 
521,  Cangallo. 
Catamarca. — Free  Library. 

National  College  Library. 
CoRDOBA-Bibliotecade  la  Universidad 

Geographical  Institute. 

National  Academy  of  Science. 
CoBBiENTES. — Free  Library. 
La  Plata.— Public  Library  (40,000). 
Martin  Garcia. — Naval  School  and 

School  of  Gunners'  Library. 
QuiLMBS. — Free  Library. 
RoJAS. — Free  Library. 
RosARio. — Academia  de  Santa  Fe. 

Ateneo  (Athenaeum). 

Club  de  Residentes  Estrangeros, 
Calle  Victoria. 
San  Fernando. — Free  Library. 
San  Martin. — Military  College. 
TucuMAN.  — Club  Library. 

College  Library. 

National  Library. 

Bolivia. 

CocHABAMBA. — Universidad  de  San 

Simon. 
La  Paz. — Universidad  de  La  Paz. 
Sociedad  Geografica  de  La  Paz. 
Oruro. — Universidad  de  Oruro. 
PoTosi. — Universidad  de  Potosi. 
Santa  Cruz. — Universidad  de  Santa 

Cruz. 
Sucre. — CoUegio  Nacional. 
Tarija. — Universidad  de  Tarija. 


Brazil. 

Alagoas. — Archaeological  Library. 

Provincial  Library  (6,500  vols. ) 
Amparo.  —  German   Education   and 
Reading  Society. 

Literary  Society. 
Bahia. — Agricultural  Lastitute. 

Biblioteca  da  Faculdad  de  Medicina 

Historical  and  GeographicaJ  Inst. 

Literary  Nucleus  or  Literary  Centre 
(8,000  vols.) 

Provincial  Library. 

Braganca. — Literary  Society  and 

Brigantine  Club. 
Campinas. — Campinas  Library. 

Ceara  Fortaliza.  —  Provincial  Lib. 

(6,000  vols.) 
EsPiRiTO  Santo. — Provincial  Library 
GoYAZ. — Lyceum  and  Literary  Read- 
ing Room. 
Maceo. — Archaeological  Institute. 

Provincial  Library. 
Maran HAG. —Military  Library. 

Public  Library. 
Para. — Portuguese  Literary  Nucleus 

Provincial  Library  (5,0(X)  vols.) 
Pernambuco. — Archaeological  and 
Geographical  Institute. 
Portuguese  Reading  Room  (12,(X)0 
volumes). 
Pbtropolis. — Library  (2,600  vols.) 
Porto  Alegre.  —  American  Church 
Missionary  Society's  Library  :  Rev.  W. 
C.  Brown,  Librarian. 
Rio  DE  Janeiro. — Acad,  of  Fine  Art. 
American  Library. 

Biblioteca  Aprendlzes  Artilherros 
(Artillery  School). 

Biblioteca  de  Exercito  (Army). 

Biblioteca  da  Escola  Polytechnica. 

Biblioteca  da  Faculdade  Medicina. 

Biblioteca  Fluminense. 

Biblioteca  Faculdad  de  Direito  (Law) 

Biblioteca  de  la  Gabinete  Portuguez 
de  Leitura. 

Biblioteca  da  Germania. 

Biblioteca  Historico  e  Geographico 
Braziliero  (Archseology,  Biography,  Ac.) 

Biblioteca  Municpal  (16,000  vols.) 

Biblioteca    Municipal   Administra- 
tion of  the  Federal  District. 

Biblioteca  da  Marinha  (6,000  vols.) 

Biblioteca  Nacional  (120,000  vols. 
and  8,000  MSS.) 

Biblioteca  Nacional  Museum. 

Biblioteca  of  the  Navy. 


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Bio  de  Janeiro — continued, 
British  Subrcription  Library. 
Historical,  Geographical,  and  Eth- 
nological Institute. 
Institutio  Nacional  de  Musica. 
Monastery  of  St.  Benedict. 
Municipal  Library  (16,000  vols.) 
Museu  Nacional  Lib.  (9,500  vols. ) 
National  Academy  of  Medicine, 

Ourives  No.  1. 
Observatorio  do  Rio  de  Janeiro. 

Portuguese  Beading  Rooms  (5.3,000 

volumes.) 
Sociedad  de  Geographico  do  Rio. 

Sociedad  de  Medecine  e  Cirurgiado 
Bio  de  Janeiro,  Sete  de  Setembro,  116. 
Santa  Catalina. — Provincial  Lib. 
San  Pedro. — Rio  Grande  do  Sul  Lib. 
Santos. — Sanix>s  Library. 
Sao  Paulo. — Faculty  of  Law  Library 

McKenzie  College  Library. 

Germania  Society  Library. 

British  Ouiana, 

Georgetown.— Queen's  College  Lib. 
Royal  Agricultural  and  Commercial 
Society :  J.  Rod  way,  p.l.b.,  Librarian. 
Opened  1844.  20,000  volumes;  annual 
issue  24,000  volumes.  Annual  income 
£1,200,  allowing  £120  for  the  purchase 
of  books.  Deiiderata:  Books  on  Guiana. 
Open  on  week-days  from  7  a.m.  to  6  p.m. ; 
Sundays  7  a.m.  to  6  p.m.  A  Museum  in 
connection  contains  Natural  History 
and  other  specimens  mainly  collected  in 
the  Colony. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 

New  Amstebdam.— Berbice  Reading 
Society. 

Chili. 

CoNCEFCiON. — English  College. 
Iquique. — Iqnique  English  College. 

EngUsh  Club. 
Santiago. — Agricultural  Society  Lib. 

Biblioteca  Nacional. 

Biblioteca  de  la  Universidad. 

Escuela  Militar  Library. 

Escuela  Normal  de  Maestras. 

Listitutio  Nacional. 

Santiago  College. 
Valparaiso. — Biblioteca  Publica. 

Escuela  Naval. 

English  Club. 

Valparaiso  Club. 

U,S.  of  Colombia, 

Bogota. — Biblioteca  Nacional. 
Public  Library. 


Bogota — contintied. 

School  of  Chemistry  and  Mineralogy 

University  Library. 
Cartagena. — College  Library. 

Naval  School. 
Panama. — Club  International. 

Coata  Rica. 

San  Jose.  — Biblioteca  Nacional 
21,000  volumes). 
Club  International. 
National  Museum  Library. 
Institutio  Fisico-Geographico. 

Ecuador, 

Guayaquil. — Colleee  Library. 
Quito. — Biblioteca  Nacional. 
University  Library. 

French  Guiana, 

Cayenne.  — Biblioth^ue. 

Falkland  Islands, 

Port  Stanley. — Club,  with  Library 
and  Beading  Room. 

Ouaiemala, 

GuETEMALA. — Club  Autiquena. 
College  Library. 
University  Library. 

Honduras, 

Belize. — Colonial  Club. 
Tegucigalpa.— Biblioteca  Nacional. 

Mexico, ' 

Guadalajara. -Biblioteca  del  Estado. 
Mexico  (City  of). — Anglo-American 
Club. 
Biblioteca  de  la  Escuela  de  Juris- 

prudencia. 
Biblioteca  de  la  Escuela  Prepara- 

toria. 
Biblioteca  Nacional :  Jos6  M.  Vigil, 
Librarian.    Opened  1884.    200,000  vols. 
Merida. — Biblioteca  Publica. 

Liceo. 
Oaxaca. — Biblioteca  del  Estado. 
PuEBLA. — Biblioteca  Lafragua. 
Biblioteca  Palafoxiana. 

San  Luis  Potose.— Biblioteca  del 

Institutio  Literaris. 
Vera  Cruz.— Biblioteca  del  Pueblo. 
Zacatecas. — Biblioteca  del  Estado. 

Nicaragua, 

Leon. — University  Library. 
Managua. — Capitol  Library. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


Paraguay. 

Asuncion. — Biblioteca  Nacional. 

College  Nacional. 

National  Academy  of  Sciences. 
Cosine. — Literary  and  Social  Union, 
Lane's  Labour  Settlement. 

Peru. 

Abequipa. — Astronomico  "Havard" 

Biblioteca  de  la  Universidad. 

Libreria  Publica. 
Ayaoucho. — College  Library, 
Callao.  — Escuela  Naval. 
Cuzoo. — Biblioteca  Publica. 

Universidad  del  Cuzco. 
Lima. — Academia  de  Medicina. 

Biblioteca  Nacional. 

Colejia  Nacional  de  Utra. 

Escuela  de  Minas  de  Construcciones 
Giviles. 

Museo  Municipal  Library. 

Phoenix  Club. 

Senhora  da  Gaudaloupe. 

Sociedad  Geogrdfica. 

Sociedad  de  Preceptores. 

Universidad  Mayor  de  San  Marcos. 

Salvador. 

San  Salvadob. — Biblioteca  Nacional. 
Biblioteca  de  la  Universidad. 
L'Ecole  Polytechnique. 
Public  Library. 

Uruguay. 

FbayBentos. — Lib.  &  Reading  Room 
Monte  Video. — Art  and  Science  Soc. 

Biblioteca  Nacional. 

Military  Athenaeum. 

Musical  Association. 

Philological  Society. 

English  Club,  Rincorn  130 

University  Library. 

Uruguayan  Athenaeum. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association, 
215,  Calle  Rio  Negro. 
Paysandu.  — Library. 

Venezuela. 

Babquisimento. — Superior  College. 
Calabozo. — Superior  College. 
Cabaccas. — Biblioteca  Nacional. 

College  of  Engineers. 

College  of  Physicians. 

Department  of  Public  Instruction. 

Department  of  War  and  Navy. 

Polytechnic  School. 


CiUDAD  BoLiVAB.— College  Library. 
CiUDAD  de  Cuba. — College  Library. 
CoBUPANO. — College  Library. 
Guanabe. — College  Library. 
Mabacaibo. — University  Library. 
Mebida. — University  Library. 
Valencia. — University  Library. 

WEST     INDIES. 

BahamoAi. 

Nassau  {N.  P. ) — Public  Library. 
Reading  Room  of  Victoria  Hotel. 
St.  Francis  Xavier  Academy. 

Bermudas. 

Hamilton. — Public  Library. 

Reading  and  Recreation  Rooms. 
Pembboke. — Friendly  j^ssoc.  Library 

Cuba. 

Havana. — Biblioteca  Publica. 
Economic  and  Educational  Society. 
University  Library. 

Danish  West  Indies. 

Santa  Cbuz. — Santa  Cruz  Club. 
St.  Thomas. — Library,  Charlotte 
Amalie. 

Dominican  Republic. 
San  Domingo  City. — University. 

Dutch  West  Indies. 
CuBACOA. — Library,  Willemsted. 

French  West  Indies. 

GuADALOUPE. — College  or  Seminary 

Library,  Baase  Terre. 
Mabtinique. -College,  Fort  de  France 

Hayti. 

PoBT  AU  Pbince. — Lyceum  Library. 
Prot.    Episcopal   Church  Library, 
care  of  Rt.  Rev.  Bishop  Holly,  d.d. 

Jarnaica. 

Falmouth. — Jamaica  Institute. 

Kingston. — Baptist  College  Library. 
Institute  of  Jamaica  :  Frank  Cun- 
dall,  F.S.A.,  Librarian.  Estab.  1879.  A 
Reference  Library  of  10,860  vols.  Aboat 
£230  annually  spent  in  books.  De»iderata: 
Jamaica  Works.  Open  from  11  a.m.  to  9 

E.m.  on  week-days.    There  is  a  Branch 
ibrary  at  Mandeville. 
Jamaica  Masonic  Institution. 
Legislative  Council  Library. 
Medical  Department  Library. 


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275 


Kingston — continued. 

Teachers'  Association. 

Victoria  Institute. 
Spanish  Town.— St.  Catherine's  Inst. 

St.  Jago  Literary  Association  :  E. 
H.  Aamond  Laidley,  Librarian. 

Leeward  Islands. 

Basseterre  {St.  Kitts. )— Public  Lib. 
Charlestown  (Nevis). — Public  Lib. 
St.  John  {Antigita).— Coke  Coll.  Lib. 

Public  Library  ;  Joseph  T.  Thibou, 
Hon.  Sec.    Est.  1854.    Over  8,000  vols. 

Queen's  Royal  College. 

Trinidad. 

Port  of  Spain— College  of  Immacu- 
late Conception. 


Port  op  SyAim— continued. 
Commercial  Newsroom. 
Public  Library. 

Turks^  Islands. 
Grand  Turk.— Public  Library. 

Windward  Islands. 

Bridgetown  (^ar&ados). -Codrington 
College  (Church  of  England). 
Harrison's  College. 
Public  Library. 
Grenada, — St.  George's  Law  Library 

St.  George's  Public  Library. 
Kingstown  {St.  Vincent). — Theologi- 
cal Institution  (Wesleyan)  Library. 
Roseau  {Dominica). — Reading  Room. 


AFRICA. 


Cape  Colony. 


Aliwal  North. — Book  Society. 

Barkly  East.— Public  Library. 

Beaufort  West. — Public  Library. 

Bedford. — Public  Library. 

Bredasdorp. — Public  Library. 

Calvinia. — Public  Library. 

Cape  Town. — Incorporated  Law 
Society  Library. 

Library  of  the  House  of  Assembly. 

Royal  Observatory  :  J.  Power,  Sec. 
and  Librarian. 

South  African  Public  Library. 

South  African  Philosophical  Society 

South  African  University  Library. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Carnarvon. — Public  Library. 
Cathcart. — Public  Library. 
Clan  WILLIAM. — Public  Library. 
CoLESBERG. — Public  Library. 
East  London  East.— Public  Library. 
East  London  West. — Public  Library. 
Fraserburg. — Public  Lib.:  Edmund 
James  Wood,  Librarian.    Opened  18^6. 
A  Reference  Library  of  2,000  volumes. 
Georgetown. — Public  Library. 
Graaff  Reinet. — Public  Library. 
Grahamstown. — Public  Library. 
Humansdorp. — Public  Library. 
KiMBERLEY. — Public  Library. 
Knysna. — Public  Library. 
KoMGHA. — Public  Library. 
Ladysmith. — Public  Library. 
LoYEDALE.  — Public  Library. 


King  William's  Town. -Public  Lib.: 
Alexander  Duncan,  Librarian.  Opened 
1861.  A  Reference  Library  of  15,300  vols. 
There  is  a  large  Reading  Room  attached, 
'well  stocked  with  papers  and  magazines 
—European,  American,  and  Colonial. 
Open  from  9  a.m.  to  9  p.m.,  week-days 
only. 

Malmesbury. — Public  Library. 

MiDDELBURG. — PubUc  Library. 

Montagu. —Public  Library. 

MossEL  Bay. — Public  Library. 

OuDTSHOORN. — Public  Library. 
Temperance  Society  Library. 

PiQUELBERG. — Public  Library. 

Port  Elizabeth. — Public  Library. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 

Port  Nolloth. — Public  Library. 
Queenstown. — Public  Library. 
Richmond. — Public  Library. 
Riversdalb. — Public  Library. 
Robertson. — Public  Library. 
Simon's  Town.— Royal  Naval  Club. 
Somerset  West. — Public  Library. 
Stellenbosch. — Public  Library. 
Sutherland. — Public  Library. 
Swellendan. — Public  Library. 
Tarkastadt. — Public  Library. 
Tulbagh. — Public  Library. 
Uitenhage. — Public  Library. 
Victoria  West. — Public  Library. 
Wernen.  — Public  Library. 
WiLLOWMORE. — Public  Library. 


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276 


PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


Mauritius. 

Port  Louis. — Municipal  Library. 
Presbyterian  Church  Library. 
Royal  College  Library. 
Y.M.C.A.,  St.  John's. 

NcUcU. 

Durban. — Athenaeum  Club  Library. 

Public  Library  and  Reading  Room : 
William   Osborn,   Librarian.      Opened 
1853.   A  Reference  Library  of  8,000  vols. 
About  £850  is  annually  spent  in  books. 
EsTcouRT. — Public  Library. 
Newcastle.— Public  Library. 
PiBTBRMARiTZBURG.-Free  Public  Lib. 

Natal  Society  Library. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
PiNKTOWN.— Public  Library. 
PoLELA.— Public  Library 
Richmond. — Public  Library. 
Stanger. — Public  Library. 
Verulam.— Public  Library. 

Orange  Free  State, 

Bloemfontein. — Literary  Society. 


TransvaaX, 

Pretoria. -Public  Library. 
University  Library. 

North  Africa. 

Alexandria.  -Biblioth^que  Publique. 
Algiers. — Biblioth^que  et  Mus^e. 

Biblioth^ue  Municipale. 

Biblioth^ue  Universitaire. 

English  Club,  Mustapha  Palais. 

Cairo.— Biblioth^que  de  I'Listitut 

Egyptien. 
Biblioth^ue  de  la  Soci6t6  Geo- 

graphique. 

Biblioth^ue  Kh^diviale. 

French  Oriental  Institute. 

Moslem  University. 

School  of  Egyptiology  (Archaso- 
logical. 

Tunis.— Geographical  Society. 

St,  Helena, 
Jamestown.— Public  Library. 


ASIA. 


BURMAH. 


Rangoon. — Bernard  Free  Library. 
Rangoon  College. 
Literary  Society  Library. 

CEYLON. 

AviSAWBLLA. — Reading  Room  &  Lib. 
Battioalo  A.  — Library. 

Young  Men's  Improvement  Society. 
Colombo. — Ceylon  Law  Library. 

Ceylon  Medical  Library. 

Museum  Library  :  Gerard  A.  Joseph 
Acting  Librarian.  Estab.  1877.  Sup- 
ported by  the  Ceylon  Government. 
About  £200  is  spent  in  books  annually. 
Open  on  week-days  (Fridays  excepted) 
from  10a.m.  to  6  p.m.,  and  on  Sundays 
from  3  to  6  p.m. 

Royal  College  Library. 

The  Ceylon  Branch  of  the  Royal 
Asiatic  Society,  Colombo  Museum.  H. 
C.  P.  Bell,  C.C.S.,  Archaeological  Com- 
missioner, and  John  Harward,  v.i.., 
Oxon.,  Principal  Royal  CoUei^e,  Hon. 
Sees.;  Qerard  A.  Joseph,  Acting  Lib- 
rarian. Est.  1845.  Open  on  week-days 
(Fridays  excepted)  from  10  a.m.  to  6 
p.m.;  Sundays  3  to  6  p.m. 


Colombo — continued. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Galle. — Reading  Room  and  Library. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Hambantota.— Reading  Room  &  Lib. 
Hatton. — Reading  Room  and  Library 
Jaffna.— The  Library. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Kandy. — Central  Town  Library. 

Oriental  Library. 

Trinity  College  Literary  Association 
Library. 

United  Service  Library. 
KiOALLA. — Reading  Room  &  Library. 
KurunAqala. — Reading  Room  &  Lib. 
Malioakanda. — Oriental  Library. 
Matale. — Reading  Room  <fe  Library. 
Matara. — Reading  Room  &  Library. 
Maunar. — Reading  Room  &  Library. 
Morutuwa. — Reading  Room  &  Lib. 
Negombo. — Reading  Room  &  Library. 

Nuwara  Eltta. — Reading  Room  and 

Library. 
Rutnapura. — Reading  Room  &  Lib. 
Trincom ALEE. — Pettah  Library. 


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27 


CHINA. 

Hong  Kong. — Victoria  College  Lib. 
NiNGPO. — C.M.S.  Training  College. 
Peking.  —  Han-Lin-Yuan  (Natiohal 
Academy.) 
Imperial  College  (Tung-Zoen)  Lib. 
Imperial  College  of  Physicians. 
Peking  Univ.  (Methodist  Episcopal 
of  U.S.) 
Shanghai. — Royal   Asiatic   Society, 
North  China  Branch. 
Subscription  Library. 
Tientsin.— Li-Hung  Chang's  Military 

School. 
Victoria  {Hong  Kovg).-M.uaevLm  and 
Library,  City  Hall. 
Literary  Club. 
Royal  Asiatic  Society. 
,  Victoria  College  Library. 

INDIA. 

Agba. — College  Library. 
Allahabad.  —  Anglo-Indian  &  Eura- 
sian Association. 

Mechanics*  Institute  and  Railway 
Library. 

Station  Public  Library. 

University  Library. 
Bangalore. -Literary  Union,  District 
Office  Premises :  B.  W.  Venkatesaiua, 
Librarian.  Opened  1874.  About  1,200 
Yolumes.  Rs.  300  annually  spent  in 
books.  Open  on  week-days  and  Sun- 
days from  7  a.m.  to  7  p.m. 

Rifle  Volunteers'  Institute. 

U.S.  Club,  27,  Residency  road. 
Bhuj  {KtUch),  — Fergusson  Museum 

and  Library. 
Black  Town  (Madras). — Native  Lib- 
rary and  Reaning  Room. 

Medical  College  Library. 
BoMBAT.  —  Anthropological  Society 
Library,  Apollo  street. 

Bar  Library,  High  Court. 

Booleshwar  Library. 

Catholic  Library  &  Reading  Room, 
Cayail  street. 

Cowasjee  Dinshaw  Library. 

Dhaniibhai  Framji  Library. 

East  Indian  Association  Library. 

Elphinstone  Institution. 

Eurasian  and  Anglo-Indian  Associa- 
tion of  Western  India. 

Ladies  and  Gentlemen's  Fraternal 
Association  Circulating  Library,  698, 
Girsam. 

Mechanics'  Institution  Library, 
B.B.  &  C.I.  Railway. 


BoM  BAY — continued. 
Mechanics'  Institute,  Sassoon. 
Mount  Road  Library,  Mazagon. 
Native  General  Library,   Framjee 

Cowasjee  Institute,  Esplanade:  R.  M. 

Masani-Master,  Librarian.  Opened  1845. 

11,000  vols.      £240   annually   spent  in 

books.  Open  on  week-days  and  Sundays. 
Reading  Room  and  Library,  Church 

Gate  street.  Fort. 
Royal  Asiatic  Society  Library,  Town 

Hall,  Fort :  G.  K.  Tiwarekar,  Librarian. 

Opened  1804.     70,000  volumes.    About 

Rs. 3,000  annually  spent  in  books.   Open 

on  week-days  from  9-30  a.m  to  6-30  p.m. 
Seamen's  Institute  Library,  Prince's 

Dock. 
Victoria  &  Albert  Museum  Library, 

Byculla. 

Calcutta.— Agricultural  and  Horti- 
cultural Society  of  India,  Metcalfe  Hall, 
Hare-street :  Kali  Chum  Baneiji,  Lib- 
rarian.  Opened  1820.  A  Reference  Lib- 
rary  of  8,000  vols. 

Albert  Institute,  College  street. 
Asiatic  Society  Library,  Park  street 
Bengal  Social  Science  Association 

Library,  TaltoUah  lane. 
Bethune  Society. 

Catholic  Cathedral  Library,  Portu- 
guese Church  street. 
Catholic  Library,  DhurrumtoUah-st. 
Dalhousie  Inst. ,  Dalhousie  square. 
Family  Literary  Club,  Burra  Bazar. 
Hindu  Literary  Society. 
Hoogly  College  Library. 
Indian  Museum  Library. 
Literary  Society,  Doveton. 
Literary  Society,  Nimtollah  street. 
Mechanics'  Institute,  Howrah. 
Presidency  College  Library. 

Public  Library,  Metcalfe  Hall, 
Hare  street. 

Reading  Room  and  Literary  Inst., 
336,  Upper  Chipone  road. 

Reading  Room  and  Lib. ,  Bagbazar. 

St.  James's  Club  Lib.,  Boswell  HaU. 

Soldiers'  Institute,  Fort  William. 

University  Library. 

Young  Men's  Association,  Russa- 
puglah  road,  Bhowampore. 
Chintadrepetta  (3f adrcw).— Chris- 
tian Association  Library. 
Chindbipet  (-flfadrow). -Baptist  Tract 

Society  Library. 
Dacca. — SaraswatiSamaj,  or  Pundit's 
Institute. 

Deccan  College  Library. 

Dehba  Dun. -Trigonometrical  Branch 
Office  Library,  Survey  of  India. 


278 


PUBLIC    LIBRARIES. 


GosHAiNOUNGE  (Oudh), — 0.  &  R.  Rail. 
Mechanics'  Institate. 

Gujarat  [Punjauh). — Gujarat  Ver- 
nacular Society- 

Hydbrabad. — Military  Club. 

Kathiawar. — Public  Library. 

KucH  Behar  (Ben^a^)-Brahmo  Somaj 
or  the  Reformed  Church  in  the  State  of 
Behar. 

Lahore. — Punjaub  Public  Library. 
LucKNOW. — British  Indian  Assoc. 

0.  &  R.  Railway  Institute  :  J.  R. 
Muirhead,  Hon.  Sec. 
LuDHiANA  {Punjatib),SiTda,r  Sir  Atar 

Singh's  library,  Bahadur  House. 
Madras. — Aricultural  and  Horticul- 
tural Society- 
British  Medical  Association  Library 

(South  Indian  Branch.) 
Civil  Engineering  College. 
Free  Public  Library. 
Literary  Society  Library,  Pantheon 
road,  Egmore  :  M.  J.  M'Pherson.  Libra- 
rian.   Opened  1818.    45,000  vols.   About 
Bs.  8,000  annually  expended  in  books. 
Philharmonic  Society  Library. 
University  Library. 
Mylapore  {Madras), — Athenaeum 

Reading  Room  and  Library. 
Newtown  {Madrons). — Church  of  Eng- 
land Institute. 
NuMGUMBAKUM   {Modro^s),  — Verna- 
cular Literature  Society,  Old  College. 
Patna. — College  Library. 
PoNDiOHERRY.  -BibUoth^que  Publique 
PooNA. — College  of  Science  Library. 

Deccan  Education  Society. 
Rajkot  (  Western  India). — ^Kathiawar 

General  Library. 
RooRKEE.-Thomason  College  Library. 

RoYAPETTAH  {Modros). — Civil  Service 

Library  and  Reading  Boom. 
Secundbrabad. — United  Service  Club 
Simla. — United  Service  Club. 
Srinagar. — Kashmere  Library. 
Tanjorb. — Rajah's  Library. 

Triplicane  [Madras). — Literary 
Society  Library. 
Muhammadan  Public  Library. 


JAPAN. 

Osaka. — Church  Missionary  Society, 
Divinity  College. 

Bluff. -Ladies'  International  Beading 

Room. 
Kyoto.  —Doshisha  University  Library 
Harris  Science  School. 

Tokyo. — Asiatic  Society  of  Japan,  54, 
Tsukjji :  Ernest  W.  Clement,  v. a.,  Libn. 
Dept.  of  Agr.  &  Commerce  Library. 
Department  of  Education  Library. 
Geographical  Society. 
Imperial  Library,  Imperial  Palace. 
Imperial  University  Library. 
National  Archive  Library. 
Statistical  Society. 
Tokyo  Library. 

Yokohama. -Asiatic  Society  of  Japan. 
Yokohama  Literary  Society. 

JAVA. 

Batavia. — College  Library. 
Military  School. 

SIBERIA. 

Irkutsk. — Geographical  Society. 
Natural  Science  and  Anthropologi- 
cal Museum  Library. 
Technical  Society. 

MiNNisiNK. — Natural  Science  and 
Anthropological  Museum. 

Tomsk. — University  Library. 

Yenisiesk. — Natural  Science  and  An- 
thropological Museum  Library. 

STRAITS  SETTLEMENTS. 

Johore. — English  Club. 
Selangor. — Kuala  Lampor  Club. 
Singapore.  —  Diocese  of  Singapore, 

Labuan  and  Sarawak  Library :  Rev.  W. 

H.  Gomes,  b.d.,  Librarian  &  Registrar. 

Mutual  Improvement  Society  Lib. 

Raffles  Library. 

Koyal  Asiatic  Soc.  (Straits  Branch) 


Goethe  says  that  '*  every  day  a  man  should  see  a  flower,  or  a  fine  picture, 
or  read  a  poem,  or  hear  music." 

**  Shakespeare  pours  new  life  every  morning  through  all  our  continents 
and  islands,  and  its  currents  ceaselessly  pass  to  and  fro  during  the  very 
watches  of  the  stars." 

**  Bums  makes  every  daisy  *a  gem  of  purest  ray  serene,'  gives  music  to 
the  lips  of  every  lover,  renders  every  parting  poetical,  and  hallows  the  closing 
week  in  a  thousand  households." 


PUBLIC    LIBRARIES. 


279 


AUSTRALASIA. 


New  South  Wades. 

Bathurst. — School  of  Arts  Library. 
GouLBURN. -Mechanics'  Inst.  Library. 
Grafton. — School  of  Arts  Library. 
KiAMA. — Free  Library. 
Liverpool.— Moore  College  Library. 

School  of  Arts  Library. 
Maitland,  East. — Mechanics'  Insti- 
tute Library. 
Maitland,  West. -School  of  Arts  Lib. 
Milton. — Free  Public  Library. 
Newcastle.  — School  of  Arts :  George 
Allen,  Librarian.    Opened  1861.    About 
15,000  volumes.    £150  annually  spent  in 
books.    Open  on  week-days  from  10  a.m. 
to  9-30  p.m. 
Kedfern. — Free  Library. 
SHETj:iHARBonR. — Public  Library. 
Singleton. -Mechanics'  Inst.  Library. 
Sidney. — Athenaeum  Club  Library. 
Institute  of  Architects. 
Law  Institute  of  N.S.  W. 
Linnsean  Society. 
Medical  Institute  Library. 
Public  Library  of  N.  S.  W. :  Henry 
0.  Lennox  Anderson,  h.a.,  Librarian. 
Opened  1869.    About  116,000  volumes. 
£1,900  annually  available  for  purchase 
of  books .    Special  collections  of  Austra- 
lasian Works.    Open  on  week-days  and 
Sundays. 
Parliamentary  Library. 
Royal  Geographical  Society  of  Aus- 
tralasia, New  South  Wales  Branch. 
Royal  Society  of  N.  S.  W. 
School  of  Arts  Library. 
University  Library. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Young  Women's  Christian  Assoc. 
Wagga  WAOGA.-Municipal  Free  Lib. 
Windsor. — School  of  Arts  Library. 
Yass. — Mechanics'  Inst.  Library. 

New  Zealand. 

Auckland. — College  Lib.,  St.  John's. 

Free  Public  Library  and  Art  Gallery, 
Albert  Park,  Wellesley  street :  Edward 
Shillington,  Librarian.  Opened  1880. 
About  32,000  vols.  £400  annually  ex- 
pended in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
and  Sundays.  The  Art  Gallery  contains 
about  350  Oil  and  Water-colour  Paint- 
ings, together  with  Statuary,  Photo- 
graphs, Maori  Carvings,  <&c. 

Institute,  Library,  and  Museum. 

Newton  Working-Men's  Club  Lib. 


AucKLA  N  D — continued. 
Supreme  Court  Library. 

Teachers'  Library,  Wellesley  street 

School. 
University  Library. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association 
(3,800  vols.) 

Balclutha. — Athenaeum  Library. 

Bannockburn  {Otago). — Public  Lib. 

Blenheim. — Literary  Inst,  and  Lib. 

Campbelltown  (Otago). — Athenseum 
Library. 

Christchurch.— Canterbury  College 
Library. 

Canterbury  Museum  Library. 

Canterbury  Pharmaceutical  Society 

Canterbury  Philosophical  Society. 

Canterbury  Public  Library,  Cam- 
bridge tenace  and  Hereford  street :  A. 
C.  Wilson,  Registrar.  Opened  1874. 
About  27,600  vols.  £250  annually  ex- 
pended in  books.  Open  on  week-days 
and  Sundays.  The  Library  is  under  the 
control  of  the  Board  of  Governors  of 
Canterbury  College. 

Canterbury  Supreme  Court  Library 
New  Zealand  Alpine  Club. 
University  of  New  Zealand. 
Clyde  (O^ogro).— Public  Library. 

DuNEDiN. -Athenaeum  and  Mechanics' 

Institute. 
Otago  Supreme  Court  Library. 
School  of  Arts  Library. 
University  of  Otago  :  A.  Hamilton, 

Librarian.    Opened  1872.    About  10,000 

vols.   There  is  a  Museum,  with  separate 

Library,  in  connection. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Young  Women's  Christian  Assoc. 
Hamilton. — Public  Library. 

HoKiTiKA.— Westland  Institute 

(3,000  vols.) 
Invercargill. — Athenaeum  Library. 
Lawrence.  — Athenaum. 
Masterton. — Institute  and  Library. 
Napier  {Hawkers  Bay). — Athenaeum 

Library. 
Nelson. — Diocesan  Library  (Church 

of  England.) 
Nelson  Institute. 
0am aru. — Athenaeum  and  Mechanics' 

Institute  (6,0000  vols.) 
Port  Chalmers. — Mechanics'  Inst. 
Thames  {Grahamstovm).  —Public  Lib. 
Tim  ARU.— Public  Library. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


Waikonaiti  {Hawkeabury).  —  Athe- 

naBum  and  Library. 
Waimatk. — Beading  Boom  and  Lib. 
Wanganin.— Public  Lib.  (4,600  vols.) 
Wellington.— Colonial  Museum  Lib. 
Diocesan  Library. 
New  Zealand  Institute. 
Parliamentary  Library. 
Philosophical  Society. 
Pol;^nesian    Society,    Government 
Buildings  :  Edward  Tregear,  Hon.  Sec. 
Opened  1891.    Contains  Philology  and 
Anthropology,  especially  of  Asia  and 
the  Pacific  Islands.    Open  to  members 
only. 

Public  Library :  Thomas  VV.  Rowe, 
M.A.,  Librarian.  Opened  1898.  About 
16,600  vols.  Annual  income  from  penny 
rate  £1,760.  Desiderata:  General  Litera- 
ture, Australasiana.  Open  on  week- 
days and  Sundays. 

Supreme  Court  Library. 

Queenalatid. 

Brisbane. — Johnsonian  Club. 
Mechanics'  Institute. 
Parliamentary  Library  of  Queens- 
land :  D.  O'Donovan,  c.ic.a.  Librarian. 
Opened  1860.    About  40,000  vols. 
Royal  Geographical  Society  of  Aus- 
tralasia, Queensland  Branch. 
School  of  Arts  Library. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 
Ipswich.— School  of  Arts  Library. 
Maryboro'. — School  of  Arts  Library. 
Too wooMBA. -School  of  Arts,  Library. 

RoOKHAMPTON. —School  of  Arts  and 
Technical  College  :  N.  M.  M.  Davidson, 
Librarian.  Opened  1862.  8,860  volumes. 
About  £260  annually  expended  in  books. 
Open  on  week-days  and  Sundays. 

Warwick.— School  of  Arts  Library. 

SotUh  Australia, 

Adelaide. -Library  of  the  Parliament 
of  South  Australia  :  James  P.  Morice, 
Librarian.  Est.  1857.  About  20,000  vols. 
£330  annually  expended  in  books.  Open 
to  members  from  8  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  every 
week-day. 

Public  Library,  Museum,  and  Art 
Gallery. 

University  Library. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 

Tasmania, 

Campbelltown.  —  Literary  Associa- 
tion Library. 
Deloraine. — Public  Library. 
HoBART. — Parliamentary  Library. 
Tasmanian  Public  Library. 


HoBART — contintLed. 

Royal  Society  of  Tasmania. 
Working  Men's  Club  Library. 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 

Launceston. -Congregational  Library 
Mechanics' Inst,  and  Public  Library, 
comer  of  St.  John  and  Cameron  streets  .• 
Alexander  Johnston,  Librarian.  Opened 
1842.  About  21,000  vols.  Annual  income 
£620,  about  £224  being  expended  in 
books.    Open  on  week-days  only  from 

9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Milton  Hall  Literary  Society. 

Musical  Union. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 

Victoria. 

Ballarat. — Free  Public  Library. 

Mechanics'  Institute  Library. 
Brunswick. — Mechanics'  Inst.  Lib. 
Camperdown. -Mechanics'  Inst.  Lib. 
Castlbmaine. -Mechanics'  Inst.  Lib. 

Diamond  Creek. — Literary  Institute 
and  Free  Library. 

FiTZROY. — Free  Library. 

Geelong. — Free  Library  &  Museum : 
Thomas  Bennett,  Librarian.  Opened 
1876.  Over  5,000  vols.  Open  on  week- 
days from  9  a.m.  to  10  p.m. 

Gordon  Technical  College  Library : 
H.  E.  Hill,  Hon.  Librarian. 

Mechanics'  Institute. 
Kew. — Literary  and  Scientific  Inst. 

St.  Francis  Xavier  College  Library. 
Kynbton. — Mechanics'  Institute  Lib. 
Learmouth. — Public  Library. 
Mansfield. — Free  Public  Library. 
Melbourne. — Athenasum  Library. 

Australian  Club  Library. 

Australasian  Dramatic  and  Musical 
Association. 

Bankers'  Institute  of  Australia. 

Biographical  Society  of  Australia. 

Club  Library,  Collins  street. 

Public  Library:  Dr.  T.  F.  Bride, 
Librarian.  Est.  1852.  Number  of  vols, 
in  Reference  Department,  129,423;  Lend- 
ing Department,  9,000 ;  annual  circula- 
tion in  Lending  Department,  98,000. 
Annual  income  from  Government  grants 
£3,500,  about  £1,500  of  this  bein^  ex- 
pended in  books.  Special  collections : 
British  county  and  local  histories, 
Shakespearian  ivorks,  and  works  rela- 
ting to  Australia  and  South  Sea  Islands. 
Open  on  week-days  onl^  from  10  a.m.  to 

10  p.m.  The  other  sections  of  the  Insti- 
tution comprise  Picture  and  Sculpture 
Galleries,  Industrial  and  Technolo^cal 
Museum,  Art,  Bthnological  and  Natiml 
History  Museums. 


PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


281 


M  ELBOUBNE — Continued* 

Congregational  College  and  Library 

Parliamentary  Library. 

Pharmaceutical  Society  Library. 

Presbyterian  Theological  College. 

Royal  Geographical  Society  of 
Australasia,  Victoria  Branch. 

Royal  Society  of  Victoria. 

Trinity  College. 

University  Lu)rary :  E.  H.  Bromby, 
Librarian.  Est.  1855.  A  Reference  Lib- 
rary of  20,000  vols.  £450  is  annually 
expended  in  books.  Deiideraia :  Works 
bearing  on  University  Studies.  Open  to 
members  of  University  every  week-dav. 
In  connection  is  a  Medical  School  Lib- 
rary, containing 5,000 vols.;  J.  0.  Robert- 
son, Librarian. 

Young  Men's  Christian  Association. 

Young  Women's  Christian  Assoc. 
Omeo. — Free  Public  Library. 


Portland. — Free  Library. 
Sale. — Mechanics'  Institute  Library. 
Sandhurst. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
Stanley. — Athenaeum  Library. 
Stawell. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
Tungamah. — Public  Library. 
Wandiligong. — Public  Library. 
WiNCHELSEA. — Public  Library. 
Yandoit.— Public  Library. 

Fiji  Islands. 

Levuka. — Mechanics'  Institute. 
Suva. — Literary  Association  Library. 

Hawaiian  Islands, 

Honolulu. -Hawaiian  Historical  Soc. 
Public  Library  (over  10,000  vols. ) 

South  Sea  Islands. 
Apia  {Samoa). — Public  Library. 


EUROPE. 


AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. 

Admont. — ^Bibliothek  der  Abtei. 
Agram. — Konigl.  Univ.  Agram  Lib. 
Brunn. — Franzens  Mus.-Bibliothek. 
Buda-Pest.  — Sz6ch6ny i'sche  Landes- 
Bibliothek. 

Ungar.  Akad.  d.  Wissenschaften. 

Universitats-Bibliothek. 
Cracow. — Akad  der  Wissenschaften. 

Universitats-Bibliothek. 
CzERNOWiTZ. -Universitats-Bibliothek 
Dbbreczin. -Collegium  der  ev.  helvet. 

Bekenntnisse. 
GoTTWBiH.— Benediktiner-Stifts-Bib. 
Gran. — Erzdiocesan-Bibliothek. 

Privatbibl.  des  Cardinals  J.  Simor, 
Primas  von  Ungam. 
Graz.  — Landesreg-Bibliothek. 

K.  K.  Universitats-Bibliothek. 
Hermannstadt.  —  Baron.    Sam.    v. 
Burkenthal'sche  Museum-Bibliothek. 

National- Bibliothek. 
Hohenfurth. — Cisterc.  Stifts-Bib. 
Innsbruck. — Universitats-Bibliothek 
Klagenfurt.  — Studien-Bibliothek. 
Klausbnburg. — Klausenburg  College 
(Unitarian)  Library. 

Siebenb.  Landes-Museum. 

Klosterneuburg.  -Chorherren-Stif ts- 

BibUothek. 
KoNiGSWART. — F.  Metternich-Win- 

berg'sche  Bibliothek. 


Kremsmunster.  — Benedik  t-Stif  ts- 

Bibliothek. 
Laibach. — Studien-Bibliothek. 

Lemberg.— Ossolinski'sche  National 
Bibliothek. 
Universitats-Bibliothek. 

LiNZ. — OefF.  Studien-Bibliothek. 

M  AROS- V^dRHELLY.  -Ocflf.  Tclcki'sche 

Bibliothek. 
Marti  NSBERG.  — Benedik  tiner-Erz- 

Abtei. 
Melk.— Benedik. -Stifts-Bibliothek. 
Olmutz.— Oeff.  Studien-Bibliothek. 
OssEGG.  — Cisterz.  -Stifts-Bibliothek. 
Prague.— F.  v.  Kinky'sche  Bibliothek 

F.  Lobkowitz  Bibliothek. 

Pramomstrat-Stift  am  Strahow. 

Universitats  Bibliothek. 

Vaterland  Museum. 
Pressburg. — Appony'sche  Bibliothek 

Ungar.  Gelehrte  Gesellschaft. 
PuRGLiTZ  {Bohemia). — Fiirstenberg 

Bibliothek. 
Raudintz. — Fiirst  Lobkowitz'sche 

Bibliothek. 
St.  Florian.— Chorherren-Stif ts-Bib. 
Salsburg.— Benedikt-Stifts-Bib. 

Landes-u.  Studien-Bibliothek. 

Seitenstetten.  — Benedikt-Stif  ts- 

Bibliothek. 
Spalato  (DalTnatia). — Archaeological 

Museum  Library. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


Tbpl.  — Chorherren-Stif  ta-  Bibliothek. 
Trent. — Bibliotheca  Civica. 
Trieste.  — Stadt-Bibliothek. 
Troppau.  — M  useums-Bibliothek. 
Vienna. — Architects'  and  Engineers' 
Society  Library. 

Benedikt-Stift  Schotten. 

Erzherzogl.  Albrecht'sche  Bib. 

F.  Esterhdzy-Bibliothek. 

Fiirstl.  Liechtenstein'sche  Bib. 

Imperial  Library  (450,000  vols. ) 

K.  K.  Familien-u.  Privat-Bib. 

K.  K.  Finanzministerium. 

K.  K.  Kriegsministerium. 

K.  K.  Ministerium  des  Innem. 

K.  K.  Naturhistorrisches  Hof- 
Musenm. 

K.  K.  Obergymnasium  der  There- 
sianischen  Akad. 

K.  K.  Oeffentl.  Bibliothek. 

K.  K.  Technische  Hochschule. 

K.  K.  Universitats-Bibliothek. 

Mechitaristen-Bibliothek. 

Numismatische  Gesselschaft. 

Society  for  Promoting  Agricultural 
Science. 
WBISSKIRCHEN.-Militar-Schulen-Bib. 

Zara  (DcUmcUia). — Museum  Library. 

BELQIUM. 

Antwerp. — Bib.  Publiquede  la  Ville 
Bruges. — Bib.  Publique  de  la  Ville. 

(120,000  vols.) 
BRUSSELS.-Biblioth^ue  del' Acad^mie 

des  Beaux  Arts,  Rue  du  Midi. 
Biblioth^ue  de  1' Academic  Royale 

des  Sciences. 
Biblioth^ue  du  Mus^e  Commercial, 

Rue  des  Augustins. 
Biblioth^ue  du  Minist^re  de  la 

Guerre,  Rue  Royale. 
Biblioth^ue  Royale,  Place  du  Mus^e 

(400,000  vols.) 
Biblioth^ue  du  Mus^e  Royale  d' 

Histoire  Naturelle,  Rue  Vautier. 
Biblioth^ue  de  I'Universit^  Libre, 

Rue  des  Sols. 
Bibliothfeque  de  la  Ville  (d  I'Hdtel 

de  Ville). 
Royal  Numismatic  Society. 
Society  d'Archa^ologie  de  Bruzelles. 
Gand  {Ohent).-'Bihlioth^que  de  I'Uni- 

vendt^  et  de  la  Ville  (800,000  vols.) 
Lii:oE. — Bibliothfeque  de  I'Universit^ 

(800,000  vols.) 
Lou  VAIN. — Bib.  de  1' University  Catho- 

lique  (130,000  vols.) 
MoNS. — Bib.  Publique  de  la  Ville. 


Namur, — Biblioth^ue  de  la  Ville. 
OsTBND. — Cercle  Litteraire,  Place  des 

Arms. 
TouRNAi. — Biblioth^ue  Publique. 

DENMARK. 

Copenhagen.  — Athenaeum. 

Det  Store  Kongelige  Bibliothek. 

Kongens  Haandbibliothek. 

Royal  Library  (500,000  vols.) 

Uuiversitetsbibliothek. 
Rekiavik  {Iceland). — Rekiavik  Lib. 

FRANCE. 

Besides  the  Libraries  here  mentioned, 
almost  every  town  in  France  of  two 
thousand  or  more  inhabitants,  pos- 
sesses a  "  BibliotfUqtie  PMiqtie,"  or 
Public  Library. 

Abbeville  {Somme). — Biblioth^ue 

Gommunale. 
Aix-en-Provence. — Biblioth^ue  de 

la  Faculty  des  Lettres. 
Biblioth^que  M^janes. 

Aix-les-Bains. — Anglo-American 

Club. 
Alger  (-4^gr^nc).-Biblioth6que  Mus^ 
Biblioth^ue  Municipale. 
Biblioth^ue  Universitaire. 
Amiens  (Somme). — Bibl.  Communale. 
Arras  [Pas  de  Calais). — Biblioth^que 

de  la  Ville. 
Avignon  ( Vaucltise).  —  Bibiothfeque 

de  la  Ville. 
Beaune  {C6te  d'Or). — Biblioth^que 

Communale. 
BESAN90N  {Doubs.) — Biblioth^ue  de 
la  ViUe. 
Biblioth^que  Universitaire. 
Blois. — Biblioth^ue  Communale. 
Bordeaux  [Oironde).  —  Biblioth^que 
Universitaire. 
Biblioth^ue  de  la  Ville. 

Boulogne-sur-Mer.  — Biblioth^que 
de  la  Ville. 

Merridew's  English  Library,  Rue 
Victor  Hugo. 
BouRG. — Biblioth^que  Communale. 
BouROES. — Biblioth^ue  Publique. 
Brest  {FinisUre). — Bibl.  Communale. 
Caen  {Calvados). — Bibl.  Communale. 

Biblioth^ue  Universitaire. 
Cambrai  {Nord). — Bibl.  Communale. 

Cannes.— English  Reading  Room,  45, 

Rue  de  Fr^us. 
Carpentras  ( FaMctoe).-Biblioth6que 

de  la  Ville. 

Chalon-sur-Saonb.— Bibl.  Publique. 


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PUBLIC   LIBRARIES. 


283 


Chalons-sxjr-Marne.  — Biblioth^que 
de  la  Yille. 

CuARTREs  (Eure-et- Loire). — Bibl.  de 

la  Ville. 
Chaumont-en-Bassigny. — Bibl.  de  la 

Ville. 
Clermont-Ferrand.  — Biblioth^ue 

Universitaire. 
Biblioth^que  de  la  Ville. 

CoMPiEGNB. — Biblioth^ue  de  la  Ville 

Biblioth^ue  du  Palais. 
Dieppe  (5'cme-/w/.)— Bibl.  de  la  Ville. 

Dijon  {Cdte  d' Or). —Bihl.  Publique. 

Biblioth^que  Universitaire. 
DdLE  (e/wra).-Biblioth^que  de  la  Ville 
DouAi  (^orc?). -BibliothSque  Publique 
Grenoble  (/5^re).-Bibl.  Universitaire 

Biblioth^que  de  la  Ville. 
La  Rochelle  {Gharente-Inf.) — Bibl. 

Publique. 
Laval. — Biblioth^ue  Municipale. 
Lb  Havre  (S'ctTie-in/.)— Bibliothfeque 

de  la  Ville. 
Lb  Mans  {Sarthe). — Bibl.  le  la  Ville. 
Lille  {Nord). — Bibl.  Universitaire. 

Biblioth^ue  de  la  Ville. 

Lyon  (/?Ad7ie).-Bibliothfeque  du  Palais 
des  Arts. 

Bibliothfeque  Universitaire. 

Biblioth^que  de  la  Ville. 
Marseille  {Bouches  du  Rhdne). — 

Biblioth^ue  Communale. 

Bibl.  de  la  Faculty  des  Sciences. 

Mus6e  Bibliothfeque  de  la  Ville. 

MoNTPELLiER(^^aifZO  -BibUothfeque 

de  I'Ecole  de  M^decine. 
Mentone. — English  Club,  Promenade 
du  Midi. 
Biblioth^ue  Municipale. 
Biblioth^ue  Universitaire. 
Nancy  {Meurthe-et-Mo8.)—'&i\>\io- 
th^que  Publique. 
Biblioth^ue  Universitaire. 
Nantes  (Loire-Inf.) — ^Bibl.  Publique. 
Nice  (Alpes-Mar.) — Bibl.  de  la  Ville. 
NImes  (G^ard). -Biblioth^ue. 
Orleans  {Loiret).—Bih.  Publique. 
Paris.  — Archives  Nationales,  Kue  des 
Francs-Bourgeois,  60. 
Biblioth^ue  de  FArsenal. 
Bibl.  de  la  Chambre  des  D^put^s. 
Bibl.  du  Conservatoire  Nationale 

des  Arts  et  Metiers. 
Bibl.  du  Conservatoire  Nationale 

de  Musique. 
Biblioth^ue  du  Conseil  d*Etat. 
Biblioth^ue  de  laCour  de  Cassation 


Paris — continued, 
Biblioth^que  du  D^pot  des  Cartes. 
Biblioth^que  du  D6p6t  de  la  Guerre 
Bibliothfeque  de  FEcole  Nationale 

et  Sp^ciale  des  Beaux- Arts. 
Biblioth^ue  de  I'Ecole  Nationale 

des  Ponts  et  Chauss^es. 
Bibl.  de  I'Ecole  de  Pharmacie. 
Bibl.  de  I'Ecole  Polytechnique. 
Biblioth^ue  de  la  Faculty  de  Droit. 
Bibl.  de  la  Faculty  de  Medecine. 
Bibliothfeque  de  I'lnstitut. 
Biblioth^que  Mazarine. 
Bibliothfeque  du  Ministfere  des 

Affaires  Etrang^res. 
Bibl.  du  Ministfere  des  Finances 
Biblioth^ue  du  Miuist^re  de  1' 

Instruction  Publique. 
Bibl.  du  Ministfere  du  Commerce. 
Bibl.  du  Minist^re  de  la  Marine 
Bibl.  du  Ministfere  des  Travaux 

Publique. 
Bibliothfeque  Municipale  du  1®,  2®, 
3e.  etc..  jusqu'au  20  arrondissement,  k 
la  Maine  de  I'arrondissement  respectif. 
Biblioth^que  du  Museum  d'Histoire 

Naturelle. 
Biblioth^que  Nationale. 

(a)  D^partement  des  imprimis. 
(6)  D^partement    des   imprimes, 
section  des  cartes  et  collections 
g^ographiques. 
(c)  D^partement  des  manuscrits. 
{d)  D^partement  des  m^dailles  et 

antiques, 
(e)  D^partenient  des  estampes. 
The  Biblioth^que  Nationale  con- 
tains 2,500,000  printed  books  ;  92,000 
MSS.;    144,000  medals   and   coins; 
2,000,000  prints,  <&c.,  kept  in  14,500 
volumes  and  4,000  portfolios ;  in  the 
Galerie  de  la  Reserve  are  preserved 
80,000  of  the  most  precious  vols. 
Biblioth^ue  Polonaise. 
Bibl.  de  la  Prefecture  de  la  Seine. 
Biblioth^ue  Sainte-Genevi^ve. 
Biblioth^ue  du  Senat. 
Biblioth^ue  de  la  Sorbonne. 
Bibl.  Historique  de  la  Ville,  Hotel 

Garnavalet,  Rue  Sdvigne,  23. 
English  Club,  Boul.  Malesherbes. 
Pau. — Book  Society  and  Library,  5, 

Place  de  la  Halle. 
Poitiers  {Vienne). — Bibliothfeque  de 
la  Ville. 
Biblioth^que  Universitaire. 
Quimper  {FinisUre). — Bibl.  Publique 
Reims  {Mame). — Bibl.  Municipale. 
Rbnnes  (Ille-et-  Ft7ame).-Biblioth^ue 
Publique. 


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Rennes — continued. 

Biblioth^ue  Univeraitaire. 
Rouen  {Seine-Inf, ) — Bibl.  Municipale 
Saint-Germain. — Bibl.  du  Mus^e 

Biblioth^ue  de  la  Ville. 
SoissoNS  (-4ww€).— Bibl.  de  la  Ville. 
Toulouse  [Haute-Oaronne), — Bibl. 
Universitaire. 

Biblioth^que  de  la  Ville. 
Tours  {Indre-et- Loire),  — Biblioth^ue 

Pttblique. 
Troyes  (.4w5e).— Bibl.  de  la  Ville. 
Verdun  (ifetMeJ.— Bibl.  Publique. 
Versailles.  -Bilslioth^ue  Municipale 

GERMANY. 

Aachen. — Stadtische  Bibliothek. 
Aix-LA-CHAPELLE.-Stadt-Bibliothek 
Altbnburg, — Herzogl.  Landes-Bib. 
Augsburg. — K.  Kreis-u.  Stadt-Bib. 
Bamberg. — Konigliche  Bibliothek. 
Berlin. — Academy  of  Arts  Library 
and  Museum. 

Artillery  and  Engineering  Academy 

Bibliothek  des  Deutschen  Reich - 
stages. 

Bibliothek  des  Konigliche  Joachims- 
thalschen  Gymnasiums. 

Geographical  Institute  of  Berlin. 

Konigliche  Bibliothek. 

Kdnigliche  Kriegs-Akad. 

Konigliche  Kammergerichts-Bib. 

Konigliche  Obertribunal. 

Konigliche  Pr.  General  Staats  Bib. 

Konigliche  Statistisches  Bureau. 

Polytechnic  Society  of  Berlin. 

Universitats  Bibliothek. 
Bonn. — Universitats  Bibliothek. 
Bremen. — Museum  Library. 

Stadt- Bibliothek. 
Braunsberg. — Konig.  Lyceum  Lib. 
Breslau. — Bib.  der  Schles.  Gesell- 
schaft  fur  yaterl.  Gultur. 

Konigliche  u.  Universitats-Bib. 

Stadt-Bibliothek. 
BuGKEBURG. — Fiirstl.  Schaumburg- 

Lippesche  Hof -Bibliothek. 
Carlsruhe. — Grossh.  Hoff-u.  Landes- 

Bibllothek. 
Cassel. — Landes-Bibliothek. 
CoBURG.  — Herzoffl.  -Bibliothek. 

Library  of  the  Bhrenberg  Palace. 
Cologne. — Gymnasium  am  Marzellan 

Stadt. -Bibliothek. 
Colmar.  —Stadt-Bibliothek. 
Constance. — Wessenberg'sche  Stadt- 
BibUothek. 


Dantzig.  — Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Darmstadt. — Grossh.  Cabinets-Bib. 
Grossh-  Hof. -Bibliothek. 

Dessau. — Herzogl.  Bibliothek. 

Detmold. -Fiirstl.  Landes-Bibliothek. 

Dillingen.-K.  Kreis-u.  Studien-Bib. 

Donaueschingen. — Fiirstl.  Hof.  -Bib. 

Dresden. — Bib.  des  Statistischen. 
Dresden  Geographical  Society. 
Konigliche  Oeffentliche  Bibliothek. 
Prinzi.  Secundo-genitur- Bibliothek. 

Dusseldorf.  -Konigliche  Landes-Bib. 

Erfurt. — Konigliche  Bibliothek. 

Erlangen.  — Universitats-Bibliothek 

Frankfort. — Freiheulv.  Rothschild- 
sche  Oeffen.  Bibliothek. 
Senckenbergische  Bibliothek. 
Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Freiburg  (5a<ic7i). -Universitats-Bib. 

FuLDA.  — Landes-Bibliothek. 

FiJRSTENTEiN.-Grafl.  V.  Hochbergsche 
Majorats-Bibliothek. 

GiESSEN.  — Universitats-Bibliothek. 

Gorlitz.  —  Bibliothek  der  Oberlau- 
sitzer  Gesellsch.  d.  Wissenschaften. 

GoTHA. — Geographical  Society  of 
Justus  Perthes  Library. 
Herzogliche-Bibliothek. 

GoTTiNGEN.  -Konigliche  Universitats- 
Bibliothek. 

Greifswald. — Konigliche  Univer- 
sitats-Bibliothek. 

Hallb  {Wittenberg). — Bibliothek  der 
Kais.  Leopoldino-Garolinischen  Deut- 
schen Akaaemie  der  Naturforscher. 

Konigliche  Universitats-Bibliothek 
Hamburg.  — Commerz-Bibliothek. 
Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Hanover. — Konigliche  Oefifentliche 
Bibliothek. 

Societats-  Bibliothek. 

Stadt-Bibliothek. 
Heidelberg.  — Universitats-Bib. 
HiLDERSHEiM.  — Baverinsche-Bib. 
Jena.  — Universitats-Bibliothek. 
Kiel.  — Universitats-Bibliothek. 
Konigsberg. — Konigliche  und  Uni- 

yersitats-Bibliothek. 
KoRNiCK  {Ponen). — Bib.  Kornicka. 
Leipsic. — Reichsgericht. 

Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Universitats-Bibliothek. 
LuBECK.  -Geographischen  Gesellschaf t 

Stadt-Bibliothek. 
LtJNBBERG.  —Stadt-Bibliothek. 
Luxemburg— Bibliothek. 
Mainz.  —Stadt-Bibliothek. 


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M  AIHINGBN.  — Oettingen-Waller- 
steinsche  Bibliothek. 

Mannheim. — OeflFcntliche-Bibliothek 

M  ARBURO.  — Universitats-Bibliothek. 

Meiningen.  — Herzogl.  OeflFentliche- 
Bibliothek. 

Metten. — Benediktiner  Kloster-Bib. 

Metz. — Bibliothek  Municipale. 

MiJNCHEN. — Bibliothek  d.  Benedik- 

tiner-Stiftes  St.  Bonifaz. 
Bibliothek  d.  Ludwig-Maximilians- 

Universitat. 
Kgl.  Hof-und  Staats-Bibliothek. 

MuNSTER. — Konigliche  Pauliuische 
Bibliothek. 

Neu-Strelitz. — Grossherzogl.  Bib. 

Nuremberg. — Germanisches  Nat. 
Museum. 
Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Oldenburg. — Grossherzog.  Oeffent- 

Uche  Bibliothek. 
Paderborn. — Theodorianische  Bib. 
Passau. — Bibliothek  der  Konigliche 

Kreisund  Stndien-Bibliothek. 
PosEN. — Graft.  Dzialynski'sche  Bib. 

Raczynski'sche  Bibliothek. 
Ratisbon.  — Fiirstl.  Thurn-u-Taxia- 

'sche  Bibliothek. 
Konigliche  Kreis-Bibliothek. 
Regensburg.  -Fiirstl.  Thurn-u-Taxis 

'sche  Hof  bibliothek. 
Rostock. — Universitats-Bibliothek. 
RuDOLSTADT. — Oeff.  -Bibliothek. 

ScHWEiDNiTZ.— Grafl.  v.  Hocbergsche- 

Bibliothek. 
ScH  WERIN.  — Regierungs-Bibliothek. 
Stralsund.  — Ra  ths-Bibliothek. 
Strasburg. — Kath.  Seminar. 

Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Universitata-u.-Landes-Bibliothek. 
Stuttgart.— Centralstelle  fiir 
Gewerbe  u.  Handel. 

Konigliche  Hof. -Bibliothek. 

Konigliche  Oeffentl.  Bibliothek. 
Treves. — Stadt-Bibliothek. 
Trier.  — Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Tubingen. — Konigliche  Universitats- 
Bibliothek. 
Ulm.  — Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Warmbrunn.— V.  Schaflfgotsch  Frei- 

standesherrl.  Bibliothek. 
Weimar.  — Grossherzogliche-Bib. 
Wernigerode.— Stolberg-W.  Bib. 
Wiesbaden. -Konigliche  Landes-Bib. 
WoLFENBUTTEL.  — Herzogliche-Bib. 
Wurzburo.  -Universitats-Bibliothek. 


QREBCE. 

Athens. — American  School  of  Classi- 
cal Studies. 

National  Library. 

University  Library. 
Corfu. — Public  Library. 
Dorp  AT. — University  Library. 

HOLLAND. 

Amsterdam, — Bibliotheek  der  Kon. 
Academie. 

Bibliotheek  der  Lees  Museum. 

Royal  Geographical  Society  of  the 
Netherlands. 

Univ.  Bibliotheek. 
Arnheim. — Openbaare  Bibliotheek. 
Haarlem. — Bibliotheek  Communale. 
Hague  (The).— De  Koninklijke  Bib. 
Leyden. — Bibliotheca  Academica. 
Rotterdam. — Bibliotheek  der  Stad. 
Utrecht. — Univ.  Bibliotheek. 

ITALY. 

Ancona. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
Arezzo. — Bib.  Fraternity  dei  Laici. 

Biblioteca  dell'  Accademia  Petrarca 
A  VERS  A. — Bibioteca  Civica. 
Bari.  — Biblioteca  Sagarriga- Viscon  ti. 
Belluno. — Biblioteca  del  Comune. 
Bergamo. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
Bologna. — Biblioteca  Universitaria. 

Biblioteca  Municipale. 

Biblioteca  del  Liceo  Musicale. 

Bib.  della  Scuola  degli  Tugegneri. 

Bib.  dell'  Accademia  delle  Scienze. 
Brescia. — Bib.  Comunale  Queriniana. 
Cagliari. — Biblioteca  Universitaria. 
Caltanizetta. — Biblioteca  Comunale 
Camerino.  — Biblioteca  Valentiniana. 
Capua. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 

Biblioteca  del  Seminario. 
Catania. — Biblioteca  Universitaria. 

Biblioteca  Benedettina  {k  pr^nt 
du  Municipe). 

Biblioteca  del  Seminario. 
Catanzaro.  -Biblioteca  Universitaria 

Corton A. -Biblioteca  Comunale  e  dell* 

Accad.  Btrusca  (Rdnnies). 
Cremona. — Biblioteca  Governativa. 
Faenza. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
Ferrara. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
Biblioteca  Laurenziana. 

FiRENZE  (Florence), — Bib.  Medicea- 
Laurenziana. 
Biblioteca  Marucelliana. 


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FiRENZE — contintted, 

Biblioteca  Nazionale  Centrale.  Est. 
1714.   420,000  vols,  and  17,000  MSS.  The 
Government    grants    annually     60,000 
francs,  of  which  80,000  are  set  apart 
for  the  purchase  of  books.     Open  every 
week-day. 
Biblioteca  Riccardiana. 
Bib.  R.  Accademia  della  Crusca. 
Biblioteca  Provinciale  Moreniana. 
Bib.  del  R.  Istituto  Belle  Arti. 
English  Club. 
FoGGiA. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
FoLiGNO. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 

Biblioteca  del  Seminario. 
FoRLi. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
FossoMBRONE.  — Bibliotcca  Passionei. 
Genova.  —Biblioteca  Universitaria. 
Biblioteca  Civica  Berio. 
Biblioteca  della  R.  Scuola  Navale. 
Biblioteca  della  Missione  Urbana  di 

S.  Carlo. 
Biblioteca  della  Society  Ligure  di 
Storia  Patria. 
LivoRNO. — Bib.  Comunale  Labronica. 
Biblioteca  del  Seminario  Vescov. 
Biblioteca  del  Circolo  Filologico. 
Lucca. — Biblioteca  Governativa. 
Macerata. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
Mantova  — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
Messina. — Biblioteca  Universitaria. 
MiLANO  (Milan), — Bib.  Nazionale  di 
Brera.     Est.  1784.    About  400,000  vols.; 
annual  issue  90,000      Annual  income 
£1,520,  about  £1,520  being  expended  in 
books.      Collections  of  Local  History, 
Social  Science,  Philology,  Mamoniana, 
Ancient  MSS.,  and  Incunables.     Open 
Sundays  and  week-days. 
Biblioteca  Ambrosiana. 
Biblioteca  del  R.  Istituto  Lombardo 

di  Scienze  e  Lettere. 
Bib.  della  R.  Accademia  Scientifico- 

Letteraria. 
Biblioteca  della  R.  Scuola  Superiore 

di  Medicina  Veterinaria. 
Biblioteca  del  Seminario  Maggiore. 
Biblioteca  del  R.  Conservatorio  di 

Musica. 
Biblioteca  della  R.  Accademia  di 

Bella  Arti. 
Biblioteca  Societk  Storica  Lombardo 
Biblioteca  del  Circolo  Filologico. 
MoDENA. — Biblioteca  Estense  (com- 
prenanteaussi  la  Biblioth.Universitaire) 
Biblioteca  Polleti. 
Biblioteca  Seminario. 
Biblioteca  Scuola  Militare. 
MoNTECASSiNO.  -BibUoteca  dellaBadai 
di  S.  Benedetto. 


Napoli  (Naples). — Bib.  Brancacoiana 
Biblioteca  dei  Girolamini. 
Biblioteca  Nazionale. 
Biblioteca  di  S.  Giacomo. 
Biblioteca  dell'  Conservatorio. 
Biblioteca  dell'  Universita. 
Bib.  della  Scuola  degli  Fugegneri. 
Biblioteca  Provinciale. 
Biblioteca  Comunale. 

Padora. — Biblioteca  dell'  UniversitlL 

Biblioteca  Medica  Pinali. 

Biblioteca  Civica. 

Bib.  della  Basilica  di  S.  Antonio. 
Palermo. — Biblioteca  Nazionale. 

Biblioteca  Comunale. 

Biblioteca  della  Societli  di  Storia 
Patria. 
Parma. — Biblioteca  Palatina. 

Biblioteca  del  Conservatorio  di 
Musica. 
Pavia. — Biblioteca  dell'  Universita. 

Biblioteca  Civica  Bonetta. 

Biblioteca  del  Seminario  Veacovile. 
Perugia. — Biblioteca  dell'  Universitii 

Biblioteca  Comunale. 

Biblioteca  Domenicini. 

Biblioteca  del  Seminario. 
Pesaro.  — Biblioteca  Com-Oliveriana. 
Pescia. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
PiACENZ A. -Biblioteca  Passerini  Landi 

Biblioteca  Vescovile. 
Pisa. — Biblioteca  della  R.  UniversiUi. 

Biblioteca  del  Capitolo  della  Catte- 
drale. 

Biblioteca  Catariniana  del  Seminario 
PiSTOiA. — Biblioteca  Forteguerri. 

Biblioteca  Fabroniana  del  Capitolo 
della  Cattedrale. 
PoTBNZA. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 
Ravenna. -Biblioteca  Com.  Classense 

Biblioteca  del  Seminario  Arciv. 

Recanati. — Biblioteca  Comunale, 

Leopardiana. 
Reggio  (GcUahrie). — Biblioteca  Co- 
munale. 
Rimini— Biblioteca  Comunale  Gam- 

balunghiana. 
Roma  (/rome). -Anglo-American  Club, 
93,  Via  Babuino. 
Biblioteca  Alessandrina  dell'  Uni- 
versity 
Biblioteca  Angelica. 
Biblioteca  Ban>erini. 
Bib.  della  Camera  dei  DeputatL 
Biblioteca  Casanatense. 
Biblioteca  Chigiana. 
Biblioteca  Corsini. 


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287 


KoMA — continued. 

Biblioteca  della  Propaganda. 

Biblioteca  del  Senate. 

Biblioteca  Nazionale  Centrale,  Vit- 

torio   Emanuele.     Est.    1876.     832,000 

vols.;   155,000   pamphlets:  5,000  MSS. 

Annual   income   99,886   lire,  of  which 

57,500  are  expended  in  books.      Open 

every  week-day. 
Biblioteca  Apostolica,  Vaticana. 
Biblioteca  Vit.  Emanuele. 
Biblioteca  Romana  SartidelComune 
Biblioteca  Musicale  della  R.  Acca- 

demia  di  Sa.  Cecilia. 
Biblioteca  della  R.   Accademia  di 

Belle  Arti  di  S.  Luca. 
Biblioteca  Lancisvana  dell'  Archios- 

pedalc  di  8.  Spirito. 
Biblioteca  della  Societa  Geografica 

Italia  na. 

RoviGO. — Biblioteca  dell'  Accademia 
dei  Concordi. 

Salerno. — Biblioteca  Provinciale. 
Biblioteca  del  Seminario. 

Sassari.  — Biblioteca  Universitaria. 

Biblioteca  del  Seminario  Tridentino 
Savon  A. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 

Siena. — Biblioteca  Universitaria. 
Biblioteca  Comunale. 
Biblioteca  Accademia  dei  Rozzi. 

Teramo. -Biblioteca  Comunale  Melch. 

Delflco. 
Torino  ( Turin). -Biblioteca  Nazionale 
Biblioteca  dell'  Istituto  Giuridico 

della  R.  University. 
Biblioteca  dell'  Osservatorio  Astro- 
nomico. 

Trkviso. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 

Udine. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 

Urbino. — Biblioteca  dell'  Universitk 

libera. 
Venezia  ( Fem*ce).-Biblioteca  Nazion- 
ale di  S.  Marco. 

Biblioteca  dell'  Ateneo  Veneto. 

Biblioteca  dell'  Istituto  Veneto  di 
Scienze,  Lettere  ed  Arti. 

Biblioteca  del  Museo  Cirico  Correr. 

Biblioteca  della  Scuoladi  Com mercio 

Biblioteca  Benedetto  Marcello. 

Biblioteca  del  R.  Archivio  di  Stato. 

Biblioteca  del  Convento  dei  Mechi- 
taristi. 
Veeona.— Bib.  ed  Archivi  Comunall 

Biblioteca  Capitolare. 

Vicenza. — Bib.  Bertoliana  Comunale. 
Viterbo. — Biblioteca  Comunale. 


MALTA. 

Valetta. — Garrison  Library. 
Public  Library. 
University  Library. 
Union  Club,  Strada  Reale. 

NORWAY. 

Bergen. — Bennett's  Reading  Rooms. 

Christiana. — Athenaeum  Library. 
Universitets  Bibliothek 

Stav  anger.  — Klubselskab  Bibliothek 

Trondhjem.— K.  Norske  Videnskab. 
Selskab  Bibliothek. 

PORTUGAL. 

CoiMBRA. — Bibliotheca  da  Univer. 
EvoRA.  — Bibliotheca  Archiepiscopal. 

Lisbon.— Bibliotheca  da  Academia. 
Bibliotheca  Nacional. 
Bibliotheca  Real  da  Ajuda. 

Mafra.  — Bibliotheca. 
Oporto. — Bibliotheca  Pub.  Municipal 
English  Club. 

ROUMANIA. 

Bucharest. — Central  Library. 
University  Library. 

RUSSIA. 

Charkow. — Universitats-Bibliothek. 

DoRPAT.— Universitats-Bibliothek. 

Hblsingfors.  — Bibliothek  der  Kaiser 
Alexander-Universitat. 
Soci6t6  Finno-Ongrienne. 
Studenten-  Bibliothek. 

Kazan.  — Universitats-Bibliothek. 
Kharkoff.  — Universitats-Bibliothek 
KiEFF.  — Universitats-Bibliothek. 
Moscow. — Archaeological  Society. 

Imperial  School  of  Law. 

Imperial  Society  of  Naturalists. 

Oeffentliche  Bibliothek  des  Rum- 
janzew-Museums. 

Universitats-Bibliothek. 

Odessa. -Oeffentliche  Stadt-Bibliothek 

Universitats-Bibliothek. 
Reval.— Ehstland.  Oflfent.  Bibliothek 
Riga.— Stadt-Bibliothek. 

St.  Petersburg. -Bibliothek  derKais. 
Akademie  der  Wissenschaften. 


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St.  Petbrsburo — contimied. 
Bibl.  des  Kais  Botan.  Gartens. 
Bibliothek  des  Generalstabes. 
Imperial  Russian  Archaeological  Soc. 
English  Club. 
Kais.  Oeffentliche  Bibliothek. 

Bibl.  der  Medicinisch-Chirurgischen 
Akademie. 

Bibliothek  des  Unterrichts-Comit^s 
des  Finanz-Ministeriums. 

Universitats-Bibliothek. 

Warsaw. — Grafl.  Zamoyskische 
Majorats-Bibliothek. 

Universitats-Bibliothek. 

WiLNA.— Oeffentliche  Bibliothek. 

SPAIN. 

Barcelona. — Archivo  de  la  Corona 
de  Aragon. 
Biblioteca  del  Ateneo  Barcelona. 
Museo  y  Biblioteca  Provincial. 

Burgos. — Bib.  Provincial  y  Archivo 
de  Castilla. 

Cadiz. — Biblioteca  Provincial. 

Medical  Faculty  Library. 

EscoRiAL.  — Biblioteca. 

Gibraltar.  —  Commercial  Library, 
Commercial  square :  William  Ventura, 
Librarian.  Eat.  1817.  A  Reference  Lib- 
rary  of  6,000  volumes;  supported  by  sub- 
scriptions. Open  on  week-days  from  8 
a.m.  to8p.m.,  and  on  Sundays  from  9 
a.m.  to  8  p.m.  This  Library  is  a  great 
boon  to  the  civilian  population  and  to 
tourists  and  others  visiting  the  Garrison, 
introduction  by  a  member  being  all  that 
is  required. 

Garrison  Library. 

Soldiers'  Institute. 
Granada.— University  of  Granada. 
Madrid. — Ateneo  de  Madrid. 

Bib.  del  Ministerio  de  la  Guerra. 

Biblioteca  del  Minist.  de  Marina. 

Biblioteca  Nacional. 

Biblioteca  del  Palacio  Real. 

Bib.  de  la  Real  Academia  Espanola. 

Biblioteca  de  San  Isodoro. 

Biblioteca  particular  del  Senado. 

Biblioteca  de  la  Universidad. 
Salamanca. — Biblioteca  de  la  Univ. 
Saragossa.— Provincial  &  Univ.  Lib. 


Segovia. — Bib.  de  la  Academia  de 
Artilleria. 

Seville. -Bib.  Columbina,  Cathedral. 

Biblioteca  Universitaria. 
Tarragona. — Biblioteca  Publica. 
Toledo. — Biblioteca  de  la  Cat«dral. 

Biblioteca  Provincial. 

Valencia. — Biblioteca  Universitaria. 

Valladolid. — Biblioteca  de  Sta  Cruz. 
Biblioteca  de  la  Universidad. 

SWEDEN. 

Lund.  — Universitetsbibliothek. 

Stockholm.— Kongliga  or  Riks  Bib. 

Upsala.  —Universitetsbibliothek 
(250,000  vols,  and  10,000  MSS.) 

SWITZERLAND. 

Aarau. — Aarganische  Kantons-Bib. 
(80,000  vols.) 

Basel. — Allg.  Lesegesellschaft. 

Public  Library. 

Universitats  Bib.  (160,000  vols.) 
Bern.  — Lesegesellschaft. 

Stadt-Bibliothek. 

EiNSiEDELN.  — Stif  ts-Bibliothek. 

FRAUENFBLD.-Thurganische  Kantons- 
Bibliothek. 

Freiburg.— Can tonale  Biblioth^ue. 
Catholic  University. 

Geneva.— Biblioth^ue  Publique 

(110,000  vols.) 

Lausanne. — Biblioth^que  Cantonale 
(100,000  vols.) 

Lucerne.  — Can  tons-Bibliothek. 

Neuchatel. — Bibliothfeque  de  la  Ville 

St.  Gall.— Stadt-Bibliothek. 
Stif  ts-Bibliothek. 

SciiAFFHAUSEN.  — Stadt-BibHothek. 

SoLOTHURN.  — Stadt-Bibliothek. 

Zurich.— Biblioth^ue  de  la  Ville. 
Kantonale  Lehranstalten. 
Stadt-Bibliothek  (100,000  vols.) 

TURKEY. 

Constantinople. — National  Turkish 
Museum. 
Robert  College  (American  Board  of 
Missions). 


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289 


Xcarnc&  Societies  anD  3nstltutlon0 

IN    THE    UNITED    KINGDOM. 


ANTHROPOLOGY. 

Anthropological  Institute,  3,  Hanover 
square,  w. 

ARCH/BOLOGY. 

Antiquaries  of  London,  Society  of, 
BurliDj^n  House,  w. 

Antiquaries  of  Ireland,  Royal  Society 
of,  University  Press,  Trinity  College, 
Dublin. 

Antiquaries  of  Scotland,  Society  of, 
National  Museum  of  Antiquities,  Queen 
street,  Edinburgh. 

Archseolosical  Association,  British,  32, 
Sackville  street,  Dublin. 

Archaeological  (Royal)  Institute  of  Gt. 
Britain  and  Ireland,  20,  Hanover  sq.,  w. 

Archaeological  Society,  London  and 
Middlesex.  Sec:  Charles  Welch,  f.s. a., 
Guildhall  Library,  London,  b.c. 

Berkshire  Archteological  and  Archi- 
tectural Society,  Abbey  Gate,  Reading. 

Biblical  Archaeology,  Society  of,  37, 
Great  Russell  street,  London,  w.c. 

Bradford  Historical  and  Antiquarian 
Society,  Sunbridge  road,  Bradford. 

Bristol  and  Gloucestershire  Archajo- 
logical  Society,  Museum,  Gloucester. 

Cambrian  (Welsh)  Archaeological  As- 
sociation. Hon.  Secretary :  Rev.  R. 
Trevor  Owen,  Llangedwyn,  Oswestry. 

Cambridge  Antiquarian  Society,  Cor- 
pus Christi  College,  Cambridge. 

Camden  Society,  25,  Parliament  st., 
London,  s.w. 

Chester  Archaeological  and  Historic 
Society,  Grosvenor  Museum,  Chester. 

Clifton  Antiquarian  Club. 

Cumberland  and  Westmorland  Anti- 
quarian and  Archaeological  Society. 
Hon.  Secretary :  Titus  Wilson,  Aynam 
Lodffe,  Kendal. 

Derbyshire  Archaeological  &  Natural 
History  Society,  33,  Victoria-st.,  Derby. 

East  London  Antiquarian  Society, 
Toynbee  Hall,  London,  b. 

Ecclesiological  Soc,  St.  Paul's  Chap- 
ter House,  London,  e.g. 

Eygpt  Exploration  Fund,  37,  Great 
Kussell  street,  London,  w.c. 

Essex  Archaeological  Society,  Museum, 
Colchester  Castle,  Essex. 

Folk -Lore  Society,  22,  Albemarle-st., 
London,  w. 

Glasgow  Archaeological  Society,  207, 
Bath  street,  Glasgow. 

Glastonbury  Antiquarian  Society. 


Harleian  Society,  instituted  for  th® 
publication  of  Manuscripts  relating  t^ 
Genealogy,  Family  History,  &  Heraldry* 
Council  Room :  140,  Wardour  streeti 
London,  w. 

Hawick  Archaeological  Society,  Buc- 
cleuch  Memorial  Buildings,  Hawick. 

Heckmondwike  (Yorks.)  Antiquarian 

Society. 
Hellenic  Studies,  Soc^  for  Promoting, 

22,  Albemarle  street,  London. 
Huguenot  Society  of  London.     Hon. 

Secretary :  R.  S.  Faber,  10,  Oppidans 

road,  London,  ir.w. 
Hull. — East  Ridins  Antiquarian  Soc. 
Irish  Archaeological  and  Celtic  Society 

(Historic  Literature  of  Ireland).    Sec: 

J.  T.  Gilbert,  f.s.a..  Villa  Nova,  Black 

Rock,  Dublin. 

Japan  Society,  20,  Hanover  square, 
London,  w. 

Kent  Archaeological  Society,  Museum, 
St.  Faith  street,  Maidstone. 

Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Antiquarian 
Society,  Chetham  College,  Manchester. 

London  and  Middlesex  Archaeological 
Society.  Secretary :  J.  E.  Price,  Esq., 
4,  St.  Martin's  place,  London,  w.c. 

Manx  Society.  Hon.  Secretary :  C. 
T.  C.  Callow,  Anfield  Hey,  Douglas,  Isle 
of  Man. 

Monmouthshire  and  Caerleon  Anti- 
quarian A&soc,  Caerleon,  Newport,  Mon. 

Newcastle-on-Tyne  Society  of  Anti- 
quaries, The  Castle,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Norfolk  and  Norwich  Archaeological 
Society,  Guildhall  Hill,  Norwich. 

Numismatic  Society  of  London,  22, 
Albemarle  street,  London,  w. 

Oxfordshire  Archaeological  Society, 
Secretary :  Rev.  W.  D.  Macray,  m.a., 
Ducklington  Rectory,  Witney. 

Palaeographical  Soc,  British  Museum. 
Hon.  Sec:  E.  Maunde Thompson,  d.c.l. 

Palestine  Exploration  Fund,  24,  Han- 
over square,  London,  w. 

Perth  Literary  and  Antiquarian  Soc. 

Powys-Land  Club,  The,  Fowys-Land 
Museum  and  Library,  Salop-rd.,  Welsh- 
pool, North  Wales. 

Royal  Asiatic  Society  of  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland,  22,  Albemarle  street,  Lon- 
don, w. 

Royal  Irish  Academy,  Antiquities 
Section,  Dawson  street,  Dublin. 

Scarboro'  Philosophical  and  Archaeo- 
logical  Society.  Sec:  J.  H.  Phillips, 
22,  Albemarle  Crescent,  Scarboro'. 


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LEARNED   SOCIETIES    AND    INSTITUTIONS. 


Salt  (Wm.)  Archaeological    Society, 

Bank  Building^,  Marketplace,  Stafford. 
Shropshire  Archaeological  and  Natural 

History  Society,  Shrewsbury. 
Somersetshire  Archaeological  and  Na 

tnral  His 

Taunton. 


turn!  History  Society,  Im.nnton  Castle, 


>logl( 


Suffolk  Institute  of  Archeology  and 

Natural  History,  Athonsenm,  Bury  St. 

Edmunds. 
Surrey  Archaeological  Soc,  8,  Danes 

Inn,  Strand,  London,  w.c. 
Sussex    Archaeological   Society,    The 

Castle,  Lewes. 
Thoresby  Society,   Law  Institution, 

Albion  place,  Leeds. 
Yorkshire  Archaeological  and  Topo- 
graphical Association,  Huddersfield. 

ARCHITECTURE. 

Architects,  Society  of,  St.  James's 
Hall,  Piccadilly,  London,  w. 

Architectural  Association,  9,  Conduit 
street,  London,  w. 

Architectural  Association  of  Ireland, 
Dublin. 

Architectural  School,  Royal  Academy 
of  Arts,  Burlington  House,  London,  w. 

Architectural  Publication  Society,  9, 
Conduit  street,  London,  w. 

British  Architects,  Royal  Institute 
of,  9,  Conduit  street,  London,  w. 

Birmingham  Architectural  Associa- 
tion, Queen's  College,  Paradise  street, 
Birmingham.  Affiliated  with  the  Archi- 
tectural Association,  London. 

Buckinghamshire  Architectural  and 
Archaeological  Society,  Rooms  and  Mu- 
seum, Church  street,  Aylesbury. 

Builders,  Institute  of,  31,  Bedford-st., 
Strand,  London,  w.c. 

Dublin.-Royal  Institute  of  the  Archi- 
tects of  Ireland,  Dawson  street,  Dublin. 

Edinburgh  Architectural  Association, 
42,  George  street,  Edinburgh. 

Exeter  Diocesan  Architectural  Soc, 
College  Hall,  Exeter. 

Glasgow  Institute  of  Architects,  115, 
St.  Vincent  street,  Glasgow. 

Leeds  and  Yorkshire  Architectural 
Society,  Leeds. 

Leicestershire  Architectural  &  Archae- 
ological Society,  Leicester. 

Lincoln  and  Nottingham,  Architec- 
tural and  Archaeological  Society  of  the 
Counties  of,  Eastgate  street,  Lincoln. 

Liverpool  Architectural  Soc,  Cook-st. 

London  Diocesan  Church  Building 
Society,  46a,  Pall  Mall,  London,  s.w. 

Manchester  Society  of  Architects, 
Diocesan  Chambers,  South  King  street. 

Naval  Architects,  Institution  of,  5, 
Adelphi  terrace,  Strand,  London,  w.c. 


Northampton  and  Oakham,  Architec- 
tural Society  for  the  Archdeaconries  of, 
Abington  street,  Northampton. 

Northern  Architectural  Association, 
The  Castle,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Oxford  Architectural  and  Historical 
Society,  New  College,  Oxford. 

Royal  Academy  of  Painting,  Sculp- 
ture, and  Architecture,  Lower  Abbey 
street,  Dublin. 

Royal  Architectural  and  Westminster 
School  of  Art,  Westminster,  London,  s.w. 

Royal  Architectural  Museum,  Tafton 
street,  Dean's  yard,  London,  s.w. 

St.  Alban's  Architectural  and  Archaeo- 
logical Society,  Town  Hall,  St.  Albans. 

Sheffield  Society  of  Architects  and 
Surveyors. 

Soane's  (Sir  John)  Museum  Library 
(Architectural  Works),  13,  Lincoln's  Inn 
Fields,  London,  w.c. 

Worcester  Diocesan  Architectural  and 
Archaeological  Society,  GuildhalL 

York  Architectural  Association. 

ARTS. 

Dublin. -The  Royal  College  of  Science 
and  Art. 
Royal  Dublin  Society,  Arts  Depart- 
ment, Kildare  street. 
Edinburgh. — Board  of  Manufactures, 
<ftc.,  Roval  Institution.     Secretary:  A. 
W.  Inglis.     This  Board  controls    the 
School  of  Art  in  the  Royal  Institution, 
the  National  Gallery  of  Scotland,  and 
the  Scottish  Portrait  Gallery. 
Industrial  &  Art  Department,  Edin- 
burgh Museum  of  Science  and  Art. 
Royal  Scottish  Society  of  Arts,  117, 
George  street. 
Glasgow. — Chamber  of  Commerce  and 
Manufactures. 
Glasgow  School  of  Art,  Corporation 
BuiMings. 
Liverpool  Arts  and  Sciences  Debating 

Society,  University  College. 
London- Arts' Club,  17,  Hanover  sq.,w. 
Arts,  Commerce,  and  Manufactures, 
Society  for  the  Encouragement  of,  18, 
John  street,  Adelphi,  w.o. 

Guild  of  Literature  and  Art,  12,  St. 
Bride  street,  b.c. 

Institute  of  British  Carriage  Manu- 
facturers, Town  Hall,  Westminster,  8.w. 

London  Polytechnic  Institutes : — 
Finsbury,  b.c;  The  Cripplegate,  b.c; 
Bishopsgate,  e.g.;  St.  Briae,  b.c;  Boro' 
road,  S.B.;  Young  Men's  Christian,  307 
to  311,  Regent  street,  w.;  Battersea,  s.w.; 
Northern,  v,;  North  Western,  k.w.; 
South  Western,  s.w. 

Royal  Drawing  Society,  50,  Queen 
Anne's  Gate,  s.w. 


LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


291 


Manchester  Arts'  Club,  Albert  square. 
Holbein  Society.     Alfred  Brothers, 
7.R.A.8.,  26,  Brown  street,  Manchester, 
Hon.  Treasurer. 

Northampton  Polytechnic  Institute. 

Royal  Cambrian  Academy  of  Art, 
Plas  Mawr,  Conway. 

ASTRONOMY,    METEORO- 
LOGY, &  PHYSICS. 

British  Astronomical  Association,  26, 
Martin's  lane,  Cannon-st.,  London,  e.c. 

British  Chronological  &  Astronomical 
Associalion,  Memorial  Hall,  London-st., 
Bethnal  Green,  London,  x. 

Magnetic  and  Meteorological  Depart- 
ment, Qreenwich  Observatory,  s.x. 

Meteorologic  Office,  63,  Yictoria-st., 
London,  s.w. 

Meteorological  Society  (Royal) ^22, 
Great  George  street,  liondon,  s.w. 

Meteorological  Society  for  Scotland, 
122,  George  street,  Edinburgh. 

Nautical  Almanac  Office,  3,  Verulam 
Buildings,  London,  w.c. 

Physical  Society  of  London,  Burling- 
ton House,  London,  w. 

BontgenSocy.  Sec:  I).  Walsh,  m.d., 
5,  Pump  court,  Temple,  e.c. 

Royal  Astronomical  Society,  Burling- 
ton House,  London,  w. 

Royal  Physical  Society  of  Edinburgh, 

18,  George  street,  Edmburgh. 

Observatories,  &c. 

Bidston  Observatory. 

Cambridge  Observatory. 

Cambridge  Optical  and  Astronomical 

Room,  specially  for  the  University, 
Dublin  Observatory. 
Durham  University  Observatory. 
Edinburgh  Royal  Observatory. 
Falmouth  Observatory. 
Greenwich  Royal  Observatory. 
Radcliffe  Observatory,  Oxford. 

BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

Bibliographical  Society,  20,  Hanover 
square,  London,  w.c. 

Bray  s  Institution  for  Founding  Lib- 
raries.   Secretary  :  Rev.  W.  H.  Tucker, 

19,  Delahay  street,  London,  s.w. 
Edinburgh  Bibliographical  Society, 

83,  George-street. 
Ex  Libris  Society,  W.  H.  K.  Wricht, 

Hon.  Sec,  Public  Library,  Plymoutn. 
Library   Association  of  the    United 

Kingdom,  20,  Hanover  sq.,  London,  w.c. 


BIOLOGY  &  PHYSIOLOGY. 

Challenger  Expedition  Reports  Office, 
45,  Frederick  street,  Edinburgh. 

Liverpool  Biological  Society,  Univer- 
sity College. 

Marine  Biological  Association  of  the 
United  Kingdom,  The  Laboratory,  Cita- 
del llill,  Plymouth. 

Physiological  Society,  London.  Hon. 
Sec. :  C.  S.  Sherrington,  St.  Thomas's 
Hospital,  London,  s.k. 

University  College  Biological  Society, 
Gower  street,  London,  w.c. 

BOTANY  AND  BOTANICAL 
GARDENS. 

Bot-anical  Exchange  Club  of  the  British 
Isles.  Sec.  and  'n-eas. :  C.  Bailey,  t.l.s., 
Ashfield  College  road,  Whalley  Range, 
Manchester. 

Botanical  Record  Club.  F.  A.  Lees, 
ic.R.c.s.;  89,  Burley  Lodge  road,  Leeds. 

Botanical  Society  of  Edinburgh,  5,  St. 

Andrew  square,  Edinburgh. 
Linncean  Society,  Burlington  House, 

London,  w. 
Royal  Botanical  Institution,  Glasgow 

Royal  Botanic  Soc. ,  Botanic  Gardens, 
Regent's  Park,  London,  v.w. 

Botanical  Gardens  and  Botanic 
Museums. 

Cambridge. — Botanic  Gardens. 

Cambridge. -Botanic  Museum  &  Herb- 
arium. Curator :  M.  C.  Potter,  u.a., 
St.  Peter's,  Cambridge. 

Chiswick  Gardens  (Royal  Horticul- 
tural Society),  Chiswick,  Middlesex. 

Dublin. -Botanical  Collection,  Science 
and  Art  Department. 

Dublin. — Royal  Botanic  Gardens, 
Olasnevin. 

Edinburgh. — Royal  Botanic  Gardens. 

Glasgow. — Royal  Botanic  Institution 
Gardens. 

Liverpool. — Botanical  Gardens,  Edge 
Lane,  Liverpool. 

London.  —  Botanic  Gardens  ( Royal 
Botanical  Soc),  Regent's  Park,  London. 

London. — Botanic  Gardens  of  the  Soc. 
of  Apothecaries  of  London,  Chelsea,  s.w. 

London. -Royal  Botanic  Gardens,  ICew 

London.— Sub-Tropical  Gardens,  Bat- 
tersea  Park,  London. 

Manchester  Museum,  Botanical  De- 
partment, Owens  College. 

Oxford. — Botanic  Museum. 

Thurso.-Robert  Dick's  Botanical  Col- 
lection, Museum,  Free  Public  Library. 


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LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


CHEMISTRY. 

Chemical  Society,  Burlington  House, 
London,  w. 

Chemists'  Assistants' Association,  103, 
Qreat  Russell  street,  London,  w.c. 

Institute  of  Chemistry  of  Gt.  Britain 
and  Ireland,  30,  Bloomsbury  square, 
London,  w.c. 

North  of  England  Pharmaceutical  Soc. 
Newcastle^n-Tyne. 

Pharmaceutical  Society  of  Ot.  Britain, 
16,  Bloomsbnry-sq.,  London,  w.;  North 
British  Branch,  36,  York  place,  Edin- 
burgh. 

Pharmaceutical  Society  of  Ireland,  17, 
Harcourt  street,  Dublin. 

Society  of  Apothecaries,  Water  lane, 
Blackfriars,  London,  x.c. 

Society  of  Chemical  Industry,  Palace 
Chambers,  9,  Bridge- st.,  London,  s.w. 

Society  of  Public  Analysts.  Sec. :  R. 
H.  Davies,  Apothecaries'  Hall,  Black- 
friars, London,  x.c. 

Yorkshire  Coll.  Chemists'  Soc,  Leeds 

CONCHOLOGY. 

Conchological  Society  of  Gt.  Britain 
and  Ireland,  Owens  College,  Manchester 

Conchological  Society,  Museum,  Park 
row,  Leeds. 

DIALECTICS,  &c. 

Accountants  and  Actuaries,  Institute 
of,  106,  West  Nile  street,  Glasgow. 

Accountants,  Society  of,  Edinburgh. 

Accountants  and  Auditors,  Society  of, 
4,  King-street,  Cheapside,  London,  x.c. 

Accountants'  Students'  Society,  Bir- 
mingham. Hon.  Sec:  C.  H.  Barham, 
37,  Bennett's  Hill,  Birmingham. 

Accountants'  Students'  Society,  Man- 
chester. Hon.  Secretary  :  H.  V.  Aldred, 
▲.C.A.,  8,  Essex  street,  Manchester. 

Actuarial  Society  of  Edinburgh,  24, 
York  place,  Edinburgh. 

Actuaries,  Institute  of.  Staple  Inn 
Hall,  Holbom,  w.c. 

Actuaries  in  Scotland,  Faculty  of,  24, 
York  place,  Edinburgh. 

Adam  Smith  Club,  Toynbee  Hall, 
London,  x. 

Bankers,  Institute  of,  34,  Clements 
lane,  London,  e.c. 

Bankers,  Institute  of,  in  Scotland, 
27,  Queen  street,  Edinburgh. 

British  Economic  Assoc,  9,  Adelphi 
terrace,  London,  w.c. 

Chartered  Accountants  in  England  and 
Wales,  Institute  of,  3,  Copthall  Build- 
ings, London,  x.c. 


Chartered  Accountants,  Liverpool  Soc. 
of.  Hon.  Sec:  W.  C.  Spencer,  t.c.a.,  4, 
Cook  street,  Liverpool. 

Chartered  Accountants,  Manchester 
Society  of.  Hon.  Sec. :  L.  Broderick, 
7.C.A..,  12,  Booth  street,  Manchester. 

Chartered  Accountants,  Northern  In- 
stitute of.  Hon.  Sec.:  Edward  Sparks, 
T.C.A.,  24,  Grainger  street  west,  New- 
castle-on-Tyne. 

Chartered  Accountants,  Sheffield  In- 
corporated Society  of.  Hon  Secretary: 
S.  Taylor  Gill,  x.c. a...  Queen's  Insurance 
Buildings,  Church  street,  Sheffield. 

Chartered  Accountants'  Students'  Soc. 
of  London,  3,  Copthall  Buildings,  Lon- 
don, x.c. 

Chartered  Accountants  Students'  As- 
sociation, Liverpool.  Hon.  Sec:  Wm. 
Dickson,  i^c.a..,  26,  North  John  street.  ^ 

Chartered  Accountants'  Students'  Soc.', 
Sheffield.  Hon.  Sec:  A.  E.  Short,  Mont- 
gome^  Chambers,  Hartshead,  Sheffield. 

Cobden  Club,  London. 

Dialectical  Society,  London.  Sec.  : 
Miss  A.  Law,  30,  Victoria-rd.,  Peckham, 
London,  s.b. 

Decimal  Association,  Botolph  House, 

Eastcheap,  London,  b.c. 
Dublin. — Institute  of  Chartered  Ac- 
countants in  Ireland,  4,  College  green. 
East  India  Association,  3,    Victoria 

street,  London,  s.w. 
Elocutionists,    Assoc,    of.   Memorial 

Hall,  Albert  square,  Manchester. 
Ethical  Society,  34,  Gt.  Ormond-st., 

London,  w.c. 
Howard  Association  for  the  Promotion 

of  the  best  methods  of  Penal  Treatment 

and  Crime  Prevention,  5,  Bishopsgate 

street  without,  London,  x.c. 
Impl.  Federation  League,  30,  Charles 

street,  Berkeley  square,  London,  w. 
Incorporated  Accountants,  Manches- 
ter and  District  Society  of.     Hon.  Sec: 

A.  E.  Piggott,  16,  High-st.,  Manchester. 
Incorporated  Accountants,    Sheffield 

and  District  Society  of.    Hon.  Sec:  W. 

Sissons,  6,  Fig  Tree  lane,  Sheffield. 
International  Statistical  Institute,  68, 

Lombard  street,  London,  x.c. 
Iron  and  Steel  Institute,  28,  Victoria 

street,  London,  s.w. 
Manchester  Statistical  Society.  Hon. 

Sees.:  F.  E.  M.  Beardsall  and  G.  H. 

Pownall,  25,  Booth  street,  Manchester. 
Royal  Statistical  Society,  9,  Adelphi 

terrace,  London,  w.c. 
Statistical  and  Social  Inquiry  Society 

of  Ireland,  35,  Molesworth-st.,  Dnblin. 

DRAMA. 

Actors'  Association,  36,  St.  Martin's 
Lane,  London,  w.c. 


LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


293 


Actors*  Benevolent  Fund,  8,  Adam-st. , 

Adelphi,  London,  w.c. 
British  Dramatic  A.rt,  The  Society  of, 

6,  Agar  street,  Strand,  London,  w.c. 
Clapton  Dramatic  Society,  Clapton, 

London. 
Dramatic   and    Literary   Club,    Bir- 
mingham. 
Dramatic  and  Musical  Sick  Fund,  9, 

Adam  street,  Adelphi,  London,  w.c. 
[English  Dramatic  Club,   at  London 

Athletic  Club's  Gymnasium,  26,  Pancras 

road,  London,  v.w. 
Footlights  Dramatic  Club,  Bridge-st. , 

Cambridge. 
Garrick  Club,  Garrick  street,  Covent 

Garden,  London,  w.c. 
Green  Room  Club,  20,  Bedford  street, 

Covent  Garden,  London,  w.c. 
Lyric  Club,  86,  George-st. ,  Edinburgh 
New  Lyric  Club,  Coventry  street, 

London,  w. 
Oxford  University  Dramatic  Society, 

Oxford. 
Playgoers*   Club,    over   the   Adelphi 

Restaurant,  409  &  410,  Strand,  London. 
Savage  Club,  6  &  7}  Adelphi  terrace, 

London,  w.c. 

EDUCATION. 

Ascham  Society,  18,  Baker  street, 
London,  w. 

Association  for  the  Oral  Instruction 
of  the  Deaf  and  Dumb,  11,  Fitzroy-sq., 
London. 

Bradford  Teachers'  Guild. 

British  and  Foreign  Blind  Association 
for  Promoting  the  Education  and  Em- 
ployment of  the  Blind,  38,  Cambridge 
iiquare,  London,  w. 

British  and  Foreign  School  Society, 
Temple  Chambers,  b.o 

Cambridge  Teachers'  Training  Syndi- 
cate. Secretary:  Oscar  Browning,  m.a., 
King's  College,  Cambridge. 

Cambridge  Univ.  Syndicate,  Syndi- 
cate Buildings,  Mill  lane,  Cambridge 
(for  examinations  and  advancement  and 
propagation  of  education). 

Church  of  England  Sunday  School  In- 
stitute, 13,  Sergeant's  Inn,  Fleet  street, 
London. 

City  and  Guilds  of  London  for  Ad- 
vancement of  Technical  Education,  Cen- 
tral Institute,  Exhibition  road,  Lon- 
don, s.w. 

College  of  Preceptors,  Bloomsbury  sq. , 
London,  w.c. 

Education  Department,  Whitehall, 
London,  s.w. 

Froebel  Society,  Educational  Insti- 
tute, West  Kensington,  w. 


Gilchrist  Educational  Trust  for  Main- 
tenance of  Scholarships  and  aid  to 
approved  Educational  objects  in  all 
parts  of  the  world,  17,  Victoria  street, 
London,  s.w. 

Headmasters,  Incorporated  Soc.  of, 
37,  Norfolk  street.  Strand,  w.c. 

Home  and  Colonial  School  Society, 
Gray's  Inn  road,  w.c. 

Kindergarten  Association,  181,  High 
street,  Manchester. 

London  Society  for  Extension  of  Uni- 
versity teaching.  Charterhouse,  b.c. 

London  Soc.  for  Teaching  the  Blind 
to  read,  and  training  them  in  industrial 
occupations.  Upper  Avenue  road,  Swiss 
Cottage,  London,  s.w. 

Maria  Gray  School  (Preparatory),  1 
Fitzroy  square,  London,  w. 

Maria  Gray  Training  College,  5,  Fitz 
roy  square,  London,  w. 

Metropolitan  Board  Teachers'  Asso 
ciation,  131,  Crofton  road,  Camberwell 
London,  S.X. 

.National  Association  for  the  Promo 
tion  of  Technical  and  Secondary  Educa 
tion,  14,  Dean's  yard,  London,  s.w. 

National  Education  Dept.,  Dublin. 

National  Education  Society,  35  &  36, 
Outer  Temple,  Strand,  London,  w.c. 

Nat.  Federation  of  Assistant  Teachers. 
President:  C.  H.  Moore,  Halifax. 

National  Froebel  Union,  12,  Buck- 
ingham street.  Strand,  London,  w.c. 

National  Society  for  Promoting  the 
Education  of  the  Poor  in  the  principles 
of  the  Established  Church,  Broad  Sanc- 
tuary, Westminster,  London,  s.w. 

National  Union  of  Teachers,  71,  Rus- 
sell square,  London,  w.c. 

Oxford  &  Cambridge  Schools'  Exam- 
ination Board.  Sees.:  E.  J.  Gross,  u.a., 
Caius  College.  Cambridge,  and  74,  High 
street,  Oxford. 

Pedagogic  Library,  74,  Gower-st. ,  w.c. 

Preceptors,  College  of,  Bloomsbury 
square,  London,  w.c. 

Recreative  Evening  Schools'  Associa- 
tion, 37,  Norfolk  street.  Strand,  London. 

Schoolmasters'  Association  (Ireland). 
Hon.  Sec:  Rev.  Canon  Ewing,  ll.d., 
Chesterfield,  Parsonstown,  Ireland. 

Scotch  Education  Department,  Dover 
House,  Whitehall,  London,  s.w. 

Soci^t^  Nationale  des  Professeurs  de 
Fran^ais  en  Angleterre  for  advancement 
of  the  Study  of  the  French  Language 
and  Literature,  20,  Bedford-st.,  Strand, 
London,  w.c. 

Society  of  Schoolmasters,  7,  Adelphi 
terrace,  London,  w.c. 

Sunday  School  Association,  Essex-st., 
Strand,  London,  w.c. 


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LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


Sunday  School  Union,  Old  Bailey,  B.C. 
Teachers'  Guild  of  Great  Britain  and 

Ireland,  74,  Cover  street,  London,  w.c. 
University  Correspondence  College, 

Burlin^n  House,  Cambridge. 

ENGINEERING. 

Aeronautical  Society  of  Gt.  Britain. 
Hon.  Secretary  :  F.  W.  Brearey,  t.s.sc, 
8,  St.  George's  place,  London,  s.w. 

British  Association  of  Water  Works 
Engineers,  55,  Parliament  street,  Lon- 
don, s.w. 

British  Iron  Trade  Association,  29, 

Great  George  street,  s.w. 
British  Society  of  Mining  Students, 

ByerMoor,  Bamopfleld.nearNewcastle- 

on-Tyne. 

Chesterfield   and    Midland   Counties 

Institution   of   Engineers,   Stephenson 

Memorial  Hall,  Chesterfield. 
Civil  and  Mechanical  Engineers'  Soc. 

12,  Delahay  street,  London,  s.w. 
Cleveland  Institution  of  Engineers 

Middlesbrough. 
Cornwall  Mining  Association  and  Insti 

tute  of.  Library  at  the  Mining  School 

Camborne. 

Federated  Inst,  of  Mining  Engineers 

NewcasUe-on-Tyne. 
Institution  of    Civil   Enffineers,   25 

Great  George  street,  London,  s.w. 
Institution  of  Civil  Engineers  of  Ire 

land,  85,  Dawson  street,  Dublin. 
Institution  of  Electrical  Engineers 

4,  Broad  Sanctuary,  s.w. 
Institution   of  Engineers  and   Ship 

Builders  in  Scotland,  207,  Bath  street 

Glasgow. 

Institution  of  Mechanical  Engineers, 
19,  Victoria  street,  London,  s.w. 

Iron  and  Steel  Institute,  Victoria 
Mansions,  London,  s.w. 

Junior  Engineers,  Institution  of ,  West- 
minster Palace  Hotel,  London,  s.w. 

Liverpool  Engineering  Society,  Royal 
Institution,  Colquitt  street,  Liverpool. 

Manchester  Association  of  Engineers, 
63,  Barrett-st.,  Old  TrafEord,  Manchester 

Marine  Engineering,  School  of  Naval 
Architecture  and,  Greenwich. 

Mining  Institute  of  Scotland,  Hamil- 
ton, N.B. 

North-East  Coast  Institution  of  En- 

S'neers  and  Shipbuilders,  4,  St.  Nicholas 
uildings,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
North  of  England  Institute  of  Mining 
and  Mechanical  Engineers,  Neville  Hall, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Ronald's  Library,  4,  Broad  Sanctuary, 
London,  s.w. 

Royal  Civil  Engineers,  Ireland,  Daw- 
son street,  Dublin. 


Royal  Engineers'  Institute,  Chatham. 
Soci^t-^  Internationale  des  Electriciens 

Hon.  Sec.:  R.  Aylmer,  42,  Parliament 

street,  London,  s.w. 
Society  of  Engineers,  17,  Victoria-st., 

London,  s.w. 
Society  of  Engineers,  Metallurgists, 

&c.,  Sheffield. 
South   Staffordshire  and  East   Wor- 
cestershire Inst,  of  Mining  Engineers, 

Mason  College,  Birmingham. 
South  Wales  Institute  of  Engineers, 

Park  Hall  Buildings,  Cardiff. 
Surveyors'  Institution,  Savoy  street, 

London,  w.c. 
Surveyors'  Sheffield  Soc.  of  Architects 
Yorkshire  College  Engineering  Socy., 

Leeds. 

ENTOMOLOGY. 

City  of  London  Entomological  and 
Natural  History  Society,  Aloion  Hall, 
London  Wall,  b.c. 

Entomological  Society  of  London,  11, 
Chandos-st.,  Cavendish-sq.,  London,  w. 

Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Entomologi- 
cal Society,  Public  Library,  William 
Brown  street,  Liverpool. 

South  London  Entomological  and  Na- 
tural History  Society,  Hibernia  Cham- 
bers, London  Bridge,  8.i{. 

FORESTRY. 

Cirencester  College,  Forestry  Depart- 
ment, Cirencester. 

Royal  Scottish  Arboricultural  Socy. , 
5,  St.  Andrew  square,  Edinburgh. 

University  of  Edinburgh,  Forestry  De- 
partment, Edinburgh. 

GENERAL     SCIENCE. 

Aberdeen  Philosophical  Society.  Sec. : 
A.  D.  Milne,  147,  Union  street. 

Alford  [Aberdeenshire)  Field  Club  and 
Scientific  Society. 

Ambleside  Literary  &  Scientific  Soc. 

Armagh  Natural  History  and  Philo- 
sophical Society,  The  Mall,  Armagh. 

Asiatic  Society,  Royal,  of  Gt.  Britain 
and  Ireland,  22,  Albemarle-st.,  London. 

Bannfshire  Field  Club  and  Scientific 
Society,  Town  <fe  County  Club  Buildings, 
Banff,  N.B. 

Bath  Royal  Literary  &  Scientific  Soc. 
Secretary  :  A.  J.  Kmg,  13,  Queen  square, 
Bath. 

Belfast  Natural  History  and  Philoso- 
phical Society,  Museum,  CoUege-sq.,  v. 

Birkenhead  Literary  and  Scientific 
Society,  3,  Ozton  road. 

Birmingham  and  Midland  Institute 
Scientific  Society.  Hon.  Secretary :  W. 
E.  Weaver,  221,  Broad  street 


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295 


Birmingham  Philosophical  Society, 
Medical  Institute,  Edmund  street. 

Bournemouth  Scientific  and  Anti- 
quarian Society. 

Bradford  Philosophical  Society,  33, 
Sunbridge  road,  Bradford. 

Bradford  Scientific  Association,  Sun- 
bridge  road. 

Brampton  Literary  &  Field  Natural- 
ists' Club. 

Bridgnorth  Institute,  New  Market 
Buildings. 

Burnley  Literary  and  Scientific  Club. 

Bristol  Literary  &  Philosophic  Club, 
20,  Berkeley  square. 

Bristol  Museum  &  Library,  originally 
Bristol  Institution  for  the  Advancement 
of  Science,  Literature,  and  the  Fine 
Arts,  and  the  Bristol  Literary  Society, 
whose  objects  are  still  retained. 

British  Association  for  the  Advance- 
ment of  Science,  Burlington  House, 
London,  w. 

Buchan  Field  Club  and  Scientific  Soc, 
Institute,  Prince  street,  Peterhead. 

Bury  Literary  and  Scientific  Society, 
High  School,  Bury. 

Cambridge  Philosophical  Soc,  New 
Museum,  Free  School  Lane,  Cambridge. 

Carlisle  Scientific  Society  and  Field 
Naturalists'  Club. 

Carmarthen  Literary  and  Scientific 
Institute. 

Chester  Society  of  Natural  Science 
and  Literature,  Grosvenor  Museum. 

City  of  London  College  Science  Soc, 
White  street,  Moorfiefds,  x.c. 

Chippenham  Literary  and  Scientific 
Institute. 

Cornwall. — Royal  Polytechnic  Soc, 
Polytechnic  Hall,  Falmouth. 

Cumberland  &  Westmorland  Associa- 
tion for  the  Advancement  of  Literature 
and  Science.  Sec:  J.  B.  Bailey,  28, 
Eaglesfield  road,  Maryport. 

Doncaster  Microscopical  and  General 
Scientific  Society,  Guildhall,  Doncaster. 

Dublin  Philosophical  Club,  Royal  Dub- 
lin Society  Buildings,  Kildare  street. 

Dublin  Society,  Royal,  Kildare  street 

Dublin  University  Philosophical  Soc. 
Librarian  :  C.  H.  Tandy  Lett. 

Dudley  and  Midland  Geological  and 
Scientific  and  Field  Club. 

Edinburgh,  Royal  Society  of,  The 
Mound,  Edinburgh. 

Edinburgh  Art  and  Science  Museum. 

Elgin  and  Morayshire   Literary  and 

Scientific  Association. 
Glasgow  Philosophical  Society,   207, 

Bath  street,  Glasgow. 
Gloucester  Literary  &  Scientific  Assoc. 


Goole  Scientific  Society. 

Greenock  Philosophical  Society,  Watt 

Institution,  Kelly  street. 
Halifax  Scientific  Association. 
Harrogate  and  District  Naturalist  and 

Scientific  Society,  Harrogate,  Yorks. 
Heywood  Literary  and  Scientific  Soc. 
Hull  Literary  and  Philosophical  Soc, 

Royal  Institution,  Albion  street,  Hull. 
Hull  Scientific  Society. 
Ipswich  Scientific  Society.  Secretary: 

G.  H.  Hewitson,  39,  Henley-rd.,  Ipswich 
Irish  Academy,  Royal,  19,  Dawson-st., 

Dublin. 
Imperial  Institute  of  the  United  King- 
dom, Colonies,  and  India,  London,  s.w. 
Japan  Society,  20,  Hauover-sq. ,  Lond. 
Keighley  Scientific  and  Literary  Soc. 
Keswick  Literary  and  Scientific  Soc. 
Leeds  Philosophical  &  Literary  Soc, 

Philosophical  Hall,  Park  row. 
Leicester  Philosophical  and  Literary 

Society,  Town  Museum. 
Lewisham  and  Blackheath  Scientific 

Society.  Secretary:  M.  G.  Saunders,  20, 

Southnook  road,  Lee,  London,  s.x. 
Ley  burn  Literary  &  Scientific  Society 
Liverpool  Philomathic  Society,  Royal 

Institute  Liverpool. 
Liverpool  Polytechnic  Society,  Royal 

Institution,  Colquitt  street,  Liverpool. 
Liverpool  Science  Students'  Associa- 
tion, Colquitt  street,  Liverpool. 
London  Institution,  Finsbury  Circus, 

London,  x.c. 
London. — Lambeth    Field  Club  and 

Scientific  Society,  St.  Mary  Newington 

Schools,  Newington  Butts,  London,  s.b. 
Longtown  {Cumberland)  Literary  and 

Scientific  Society. 
Manchester  Literary  &  Philosophical 

Society,  86,  George-street,  Manchester. 
Maryport  Literary  and  Scientific  Soc. 
Middlesbrough.  — Cleveland  Literary 

and  Philosophical  Society. 
Montrose  Scientific  and  Field  Club. 
Newcastle-on-Tyne  Literary  &  Philo- 
sophical Society,  Westgate  road. 
Oxford  Ashmolean  Society,  University 

Museum,  Oxford. 
Paisley  Philosophical  Institution. 

Sec. :  James  Gardner,  3,  County  place. 
Penrith  and    District  Literary   and 

Scientific  Society. 
Philosophical  Society  of  Gt.  Britain, 

8,  Adelphi  terrace,  London,  w.c. 
Pocklington  Scientific  &  Philosophical 

Society,  Pocklington. 
Portsmouth   Literary  and  Scientific 

Society.    Sec:  G.  F.  Bell,  11,  Pelham 

road.  Elm  Grove,  Southsea. 


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LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


Preston  Scientific  Society. 

Reading  Literary  &  Scientific  Society. 
Hon<  Sec.:  J.  B.  Hurry,  v,a.,  43,  Castle 
street,  Beading. 

Redditch  Literary  &  Scientific  Insti- 
tute, Church  street,  Redditch. 

Richmond  ( Yorhs, )  Scientific  Society, 
Great  Channels,  Richmond. 

Ripon  Naturalists'  Club  &  Scientific 
and  Literary  Association, Park-st.,  Bipon 

Rochdale  Literary  &  Scientific  Society. 
Sec. :  J.  R.  Ashworth,  Freehold  street. 

Rotherham  Literary  &  Scientific  Soc. 
Royal  Colonial  Institute,  Northum- 

herland  avenue,  London,  w.c. 
Royal  Institution  of  Great  Britain, 

21,  Alhemarle  street,  London,  w. 
Royal  Institution  of   South   Wales, 

Swansea. 

Royal  Society  of  London,  Burlington 
House,  Piccadilly,  London,  w. 

Scarborough  Philosophical  ^  Archaeo- 
logical Society.    Sec.  :  J.  H.  Phillips, 

22,  Albemarle  crescent,  Scarborough. 

Sidcup  Literary  &  Scientific  Society. 

Sec.:  G.  W.  Davis,  k.a..  Sunny  Dene, 
Sidcup,  Kent. 

Silloth  and  Holme  Cultram  Literary 

and  Scientific  Society. 
Society  of  Science,  Letters,  and  Art, 

of  London,  Addison  House,  160,  Holland 

road,  London,  w. 

Stamford  Literary  &  Scientific  Insti- 
tution and  Library. 

Sutton  {Surrey)  Scientific  Soc.  Hon. 
Sec. :  C.  H.  Cathcart,  1,  Grove  road, 
Sutton. 

Toynbee  Hall  Philosophical  Society, 

London,  x. 
Victoria  Institute,  or  Philosophical 

Society  of   Great  Britain,  8,  Adelphi 

terrace,  London,  w.c. 
Wakefield  Naturalists'  and  Philoso- 
phical Society. 
Warrington  Literary  &  Philosophical 

Society,  Museum  Lecture  Boom. 
Whitby  Literary  and  Philosophical 

Society,  Esplanade. 
Whitehaven  Scientific  Association,  14, 

Howgill  street. 
Windermere  Literary  and  Scientific 

Society. 
York  Field  Naturalists'  and  Scientific 

Society. 
Yorkshire  Philosophical  Soc. ,  York. 

GEOGRAPHY. 

Alpine  Club,  8,  St.  Martin's  place, 
London,  w.c. 

Hakluyt  Society,  15,  Piccadilly,  Lon- 
don, w. 


Imperial  Institute  of  United  Kingdom, 
South  Kensington,  s.w. 

Liverpool  Geographical  Society,  6a, 
The  Temple,  Dale  street,  LiverpooL 

Manchester  Geographical  Society,  16, 
St.  Mary's  Parsonage,  Manchester. 

Royal  Colonial  Institute,  Northum- 
berland avenue,  London,  w.c. 

Royal  Geographical  Society,  1,  Savile 
row,  London,  w. 

Royal  Scottish  Geographical  Society, 
National  Portrait  Gallery,  Edinbu^b, 
with  branches  at  Glasgow,  Dundee,  and 
Aberdeen. 

Tyneside  Geographical  Society,  New- 
castle-on-Tyne. 

GEOLOGY  &  MINERALOGY. 

Amateur  Geologists,  London  Amateur 
Scientific  Society,  10,  Arthur  street, 
London  Bridge,  k.g. 

Cornwall,  Royal  Geological  Society 
of,  Penzance. 

Dublin.  — Geological  Museum,  Trinity 
College. 

Dudley  and  Midland  Geological  and 
Scientific  Society. 

Edinburgh  Geological  Society,  5,  St. 
Andrew  square,  Edinburgh. 

Geological  Survey  of  the  United  King- 
dom, Jermyn  street,  London,  8.w. 

Geological  Survey  of  England  and 
Wales,  Museum  of  Practical  Geology, 
Jermyn  street,  London,  s.w. 

Geological  Survey  of 'Ireland,  Princi- 

Sal  Office,  14,  Hume  street,  Dublin, 
ogical  Survey  of  Scotland,  Prin- 
cipal Office,  Sheriff  Court  Buildings, 
Edinburgh. 

Geologists  Association,  Univ.  College, 
Gower  street,  London,  w.c. 

Glasgow,  Geolosicai  Society  of,  207, 
Bath  street,  Glasgow. 

Hull  Geological  Society. 

Ireland,  Royal  Geological  Society  of. 
Geological  Museum,  Trinity  College, 
Dublin. 

Leeds  Geological  Association,  Leeds 
Mechanics'  Institution,  Cookridge-st. 

Liverpool  Geological  Society,  Royal 
Institution,  Colquitt  street. 

London,  Geological  Society  of,  Bur- 
lington House,  London,  w. 

Manchester    Geological    Society,  5, 
John  Dalton  street,  Manchester. 

Manchester  Museum,  Geological  Sec- 
tion, Owens  College. 

Mineralogical  Society.  General  Sec. : 
L.  Fletcher,  u.a..  86,  Woodville  road, 
Ealing,  London,  w. 

Museum  of  Practical  Geology,  Jermyn 
street,  London,  s.w. 


LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


297 


Palseontographical Society.  Hon. Sec: 
Rev.  Prof.  T.  Wiltshire,  k.a.,  26,  Qran- 
ville  Park,  Lewisham,  London,  b.e. 

Tamworth  Natural  History,  Geologi- 
cal and  Antiquarian  Society. 

HISTORY  &  LITERATURE. 

Athenseum,  St.  George's  place,  Glas- 
gow. 
Arundel  Society,  19,  St.  James's-st. , 

London,  S.W. 
Authors,  Incorporated  Society  of,  4, 

Portugal  street,  London,  w.c. 
Bacon  Society.     Sec:  J.  F.  Fearon, 

25,  Parliament  street,  London,  s.w. 
Ballad  Society.     Hon.  Sec:    W.  A. 

Dalziel,  67,  Victoria-rd.,  Finsbury  Park, 

London,  v. 
Bradford-Browning  Society,  affiliated 

with   Bradford   Philosophical  Society, 

33,  Sunbrid^e  road. 
Bronte  Society  and  Museum.    Sec. : 

J.  Horsfall  Turner,  Idel,  Bradford. 
Historical  and  Antiquarian  Society, 

Sunbridge  road,  Bradford. 
Bradford  Literary  Club. 
Birmingham  Dramatic  and  Literary 

Club. 
British  Record  Society.     Hon.  Sec: 

and  Editor  :  W.  P.  W.  Phillimore,  m.a., 

124,  Chancery  lane,  London,  w.c. 
Bromley  (Kent)  Literary  Institute. 
Cardiff.  —Jewish  Literary  and  Musical 

Institute. 
Carlyle    SocieW,    Anderton's  Hotel, 

Fleet  street,  London,  c.c. 
Chaucer  Society.     Hon.   Secretary  : 

W.  A.  Dalziel,  67,  Victoria-rd.,  London. 
Chester  Society  of  Natural  Science 

and  Literature,  Grosvenor  Museum. 
Chetham  Society,  King  street,  Man- 
chester.   Hon.  Sec. :  C.  W.  Sutton,  Free 

Reference  libra^. 
Cymmrodorion,   Honourable  Society 

of,  64,  Chancery  lane,  London,  w.c. 
Dublin.— College  Historical  Society, 

Library  and  Committee  Room,  6,  Trinity 

College,  Dublin. 
Early  English  Text  Society.     Hon. 

Sec.:  W.  A.  Dalziel,  67,  Victoria  road, 

Finsbury  Park,  London,  w. 
Elizabethan  Literary  Society,  Toynbee 

Hall,  London,  x. 
English  Dialect  Society.     Hon.  Sec: 

and    Literary    Director:    Dr.   Joseph 

Wright,  V.A.,  Professor  of  Comparative 

Philology,  Oxford. 
Folk  Lore  Society,  22,  Albemarle-st. , 

London,  w. 
French  Language  and  Literature,  So- 

Soci^t^  rationale  des  Professeurs  de 

Frangais  en  Angleterre,  20,  Bedford-st., 

Straud,  London,  w.c. 


Glasgow  Ballad  Society.  Secretary  : 
H.  Johnston,  125,  Buchanan  street. 

Glasgow  Celtic  Society,  194,  W.  George 
street.    Sec. :  C.  M.  Williamson. 

Goethe  Society  (English),  8,  Belsize 
avenue,  Hampstead,  v.w. 

Goethe  Society,  Manchester  Grammar 
SchooL 

Gypsy  Lore  Society.  Hon.  Secretary : 
D.  Mac.  Ritchie,  4,  Archibald  place, 
Edinburah. 

Harleian  Society,  140,  Wardour-st., 
London,  w. 

Hellenic  Studies,  Society  for  the  Pro- 
motion of,  22,  Albemarle-st.,  London,  w. 

Henry  Bradshaw  Society  for  Editing 
rare  Liturgical  Texts.  Rev.  H.  A.  Wil- 
son, U.K.,  Magdalen  College,  Oxford. 

Historical  Assocn.  of  Ireland.  Sec: 
J.  Q.  Robertson,  Kilkenny. 

Historical  Society,  Royal,  115,  St. 
Martin's  lane,  London,  w.c. 

Historic  Society  of  Lancashire  and 
Cheshire,  Royal  Institution,  Colquitt 
street,  Liverpool. 

Huguenot  Society  of  London.  Hon. 
Sec.:  R.  S.  Faber,  u.a.,  10,  Primrose 
hill  roeul,  London,  v.w. 

Hull  Literary  Club.  Hon.  Sec :  Wm. 
Andrews,  v.b.h.s. 

Hull  Young  People's  Christian  and 
Literary  Institute. 

Hunterian  Club  for  Printing  Early 
Scottish  and  English  MSS.  and  Books. 
Hon.  Secretary  and  Treasurer :  J.  B. 
Murdoch,  f.s.a.,  Capelrig,  Meams,  Glas- 
gow. 

Irish  Language,  Society  for  the  Pre- 
servation of  the,  6,  Molesworth  street, 
Dublin. 

Irish  Literary  Society,  8,  Adelphi  ter- 
race, London,  w.c. 
Jews  College  Literary  Soc  (Hebrew 

Literature  and  History),  Tavistock-sq., 

London,  w.c. 
Leicester  Literary  Society,  Permanent 

Library. 
Literature  and  Art,  Guild  of,  12,  St. 

Bride  street,  London,  x.c. 
Literature,  Royal  Society  of,  London, 

20,  Hanover  square,  London. 
Liverpool.  —  Literary  and   Historical 

Society,  University  College,  Liverpool. 
Liverpool. — Literary  &  rhilosophical 

Society,  Royal  Institution.  Hon  Libm.: 

J.  Watson  Rutherford 

London. — Philologic  Institute,  72  to 
74,  Tower  Chambers,  Finsbury  Pave- 
ment, London,  x.c. 

London. — Shelley  Society,  University 
College,  Qower  street,  London,  w.c. 

Manchester. -Cavendish  street  Chapel 
Literary  Society. 


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LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


Manchester. -Hea ton  Chapel  Literary 

and  Philosophical  Society. 
Manchester  Literary  Club,  Grand 

Hotel,  Aytoun*st.,  Manchester. 
Manchester. -Literary  and  Philosophi- 
cal Society,  36,  Qeor^e  street. 
Manchester. — Record  Soc,  Chetham 

Library. 
Manchester. — St.  Paul's  Literary  and 

Educational    Society,    Bennett  street 

Schools,  Oldham  road. 
Manx  Society.     Hon.  Sec. :  C.  T.  C. 

Callow,  Anfleld  Hey,  Douglas,  Isle  of 

Man. 

Middlesex  County  Record  Soc.    Hon. 

Sec. :    B.  Woodd  Smith,  Branch   Hill 

Lodge,  Hampstead  Heath,  London. 
New  Spalding  Club,  Public  Library, 

Aberdeen. 
Oxford  Architectural  and  Historical 

Society,  Oxford. 
Palestine  Pilgrims*  Text  Society,  1, 

Adam  street,  Adelphi,  London,  w.c. 
Philological  Society,  Cambridge.  Sec. : 

J.  P.  Postgate,  Trinity  College,  litt.  d. 
Philological  Society,  University  Coll. , 

Gower  street,  London,  vf.o. 
Poland,  Literary  Society  of  Friends 

of.    Address :  Secretary,  10,  Duke-st., 

St.  James's,  London,  s.v. 
Preston. — Lune-st.  Literary  Society. 
Reigate  Literary  Institution. 
Ruskin  Society,  Birmingham. 
Scottish  History  Society.     Hon.  Sec. : 

T.  G.  Law,  Signet  Library,  Edinburgh. 
Scottish  Society  of  Literature    and 

Art,  144,  Bath  street,  Glasgow. 
Scottish  Text  Society.      Hon  Sec.  : 

Rev.  W.  Gregor,  m.a.,  i.l.d.,  Pitsligo, 

Fraserburgh,  N.B. 
Selden  Society.     Hon.  Sec.  &  Treas. : 

P.  E.  Dove,  23,  Old  Buildings,  Lincoln's 

Inn,  w.c. 
Shakespeare  Club.  W.  G.  Black,  Esq., 

1,  Alfred  place,  Hillhead,  Glasgow. 
Shakespeare  Society,  Clifton.     Hon. 

Sec:  L.  M.  Griffiths,  9,  Gordon  road, 

Clifton,  Bristol. 
Shakespeare  Society,  Manchester, 

Mosley  Hotel. 
Shakespeare  Society,  New,  University 

College,  Gower  street,  London,  w.c. 
Sir  Walter  Scott  Club,  15,  York  place, 

Edinburgh. 
Sleaford  {Lines,) — The  Young  Men's 

Literary  Institution 
Soci6t6  Jervaise,  Jersey. 
Toynbee  Hall  Shakespeare  Club,  and 

Toynbee  Hall  Elizabethan  Society,  Lon- 
don, s. 
Spenser  Society,  King-st. ,  Manchester. 

Secretary:  C.  W.  Smith,  Free  Reference 

Library. 


Vikmg  Club  (Branch  of  Orkney  and 

Shetland  Society).      Lawman  :  A.   W. 

Johnstone,  38,  Beaumont  st.,  London,  w. 
West  Kent  Literary  Society.     Sec.: 

W.  Howarth,  p.r.hist.s.,  390,  New  Cross 

road,  London,  s.e. 

Wyclif  Society.   Sec. :  J.  W.  Stander- 
wick.  General  Post  Office,  London,  b.c. 
York. — Yorkshire  Dialect  Society. 

HORTICULTURE. 

Arbroath  {N.B.)  Horticultural  and 
Natural  History  Association,  Literary 
Club  Room,  New  Public  Buildings. 

Horticultural  Coll. ,  Swanley,  Kent. 

National  Chrysanthemum  Soc,  Ran- 
leigh  road,  Ealing,  London,  w. 

North  of  Scotland  Horticultural  Asso- 
ciation, Music  Hall  Buildings,  Aberdeen. 

Royal  Asiatic  Society,  22,  Albemarle 
street,  London,  w. 

Royal  Horticultural  Society,  Chiswick 
Gardens.  Office ;  117,  Victoria  street, 
London,  s.w. 

Royal  Horticultural  Soc.  of  Ireland, 
189,  Brunswick  street,  Dublin. 

JOURNALISM. 

Dublin. — Inst,  of  Journalists  (Dublin 
District) :  Sec. :  A.  Dunlop,  Irish  Times 
Office. 

London. — Foreign  Press  Association, 
7,  New  Cayendish  street,  w. 
Institute  of  Journalists,  78,  Fleet 
street,  s.e. 

Newspaper  Press  Fund,  11,  Garrick 

street,  w.c. 
Press  Club,  7,  Wine  Office-ct.,  E.c. 

MATHEMATICS. 

Association  for  the  Improvement  of 
Geometrical  Teaching.  Sees.:  E.  M. 
Langley,  v.  a.,  16,  Adelaide  square,  Bed- 
ford, and  C.  Pendlebury,  m.a.,  4,  Glaz- 
bury  road,  London,  w. 

Edinburgh    Mathematical    Society, 
Edinburgh  Institution,  8,  Queen  street. 

Mathematical  Society,  22,  Albemarle 
street,  London,  w. 

MICROSCOPY. 

Bath  Microscoi)ical  Society,  Bath 
Literary  and  Scientific  Institution :  Hon. 
Secretary  ;  E.  J.  Hunt,  18,  Belmont. 

Birmingham  Microscopists'  &  Natural- 
ists' Union,  1,  Broad  street  comer,  Easy 
row. 

Birmingham  Natural  History  and  Mi- 
croscopical  Society,  Mason  College. 

Bolton  Microscopical  Society,  Alawds- 
ley  Street  Board  School,  Bolton. 

Bristol  Microscopical  Society,  28, 
Berkeley  square. 


LEARNBD   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


299 


Bradford  Naturalists*  and  Micros- 
copical Society.  Hon.  Secretary  :  T. 
Wilkinson,  54,  Carlisle  road.  Manning- 
ham,  Bradford. 

Chichester  and  West  Sussex  Natural 
History  &  Microscopical  Society.  Hon. 
Secretary  :  A.  G.  Everard,  9,  North-st., 
Chichester. 

Croydon  Microscopical  and  Natural 

History  Club,  Public  Hall. 
Doncaster  Microscopical  Society. 

Dublin  Microscopical  Club. 

Ealing  Microscopical  Society  and  Na- 
tural History  Society,  Christ  Church 
Schools,  Ealing,  London,  w. 

Edinburgh  Field  Naturalists'  and  Mi- 
croscopical Society,  20,  Qeorge  street. 

Hackney  Microscopical  and  Natural 
History  Society,  Morley  Hall,  Hackney, 
London,  k. 

Kent,  West,  Natural  History,  Micro- 
scopical and  Photographic  Society. 

London,  South,  Microscopical  and 
Natural  History  Club,  Bnxton  Hall, 
Acre  lane,  Brixton,  London,  s.w. 

Manchester  Microscopical  Society, 
Qrand  Hotel,  Aytoun  street. 

Microscopical  Club,  Quekett,  20,  Han- 
over square,  London,  w. 

Microscopical  Club,  Western.  Hon. 
Secretary  and  Treasurer :  A.  W.  Stokes, 
F.C.8.,  Laboratory,  Vestry  Hall,  Pad- 
dington  Qreen,  London,  w. 

Microscopical  Society,  Royal,  20,  Han- 
over square,  London,  w. 

Oldham  Microscopical  Society  and 
Field  Club,  Lyceum. 

Postal  Microscopic  Society.  Hon. 
Secretary :  Alfred  Allen,  1,  Cambridge 
place,  Bath. 

Scottish  Microscopical  Society,  18, 
George  street,  Edinburgh. 

MILITARY    AND    NAVAL 
SCIENCE. 

Institute  of  Commanding  Officers  of 
Volunteers,  31,  Bedford  street.  Strand, 
London,  w.c. 

Institution  of  Naval  Architects,  5, 

Adelphi  terrace.  Strand,  London,  w.c. 
National  Artillery    Association,   24, 

Bedford  street,  London,  w.c. 
National  Rifle  Association,  19,  Pall 

Mall,  East,  London,  s.w. 
Royal  Artillery  Institution,  Woolwich 
Royal  Engineers'  Institute,  Chatham. 
Royal  Naval  College,  Greenwich,  s.e. 
Royal  Naval  School,  Eltham,  Kent. 
Royal    United    Service    Institution, 

Whitehall  yard,  London,  s.w. 
Sandhurst  Military  College. 


School  of  Military  Engineering, 
Chatham. 

School  of  Signalling,  Aldershot. 

War  Office  Library,  Pall  Mall,  Lon- 
don, s.w. 

NATURAL     HISTORY. 

Aberdeen  Natural  History  Society, 
Marischal  College  Buildings. 

Ackworth  School  Natural  History 
Society,  Ackworth,  near  Pontefract. 

Alford  [Aberdeenshire)  Field  Club  and 
Scientific  Society. 

Alford  {Lincolnshire)  Naturalists'  Soc. , 
Mechanics'  Institute. 

Arbroath  (  N.B.)  Horticultural  and 
Natui'al  History  Association,  Literary 
Club  Room,  New  Public  Buildings. 

Armagh  Natural  History  and  Philo- 
sophical Society. 

Bacup  Natural  History  Society,  with 
Reading  Room  and  Museum.  Rev.  J. 
S.  Doxey,  President. 

Banflfshire  Field  Club  and  Scientific 
Society,  Town  &  County  Club  Buildings, 
Banff,  N.B. 

Barnsley  Naturalists'  Society,  Public 
Hall,  Barnsley. 

Bath  Natural  History  and  Antiquarian 
Society. 

Belfast  Natural  History  and  Philo- 
sophical Soc,  Museum,  College-sq.,  N. 

Berwickshire  Naturalists'  Club.  Hon. 
Sec.:  James  Hardy,  ll.d.,  Oldcambus, 
Cockburnspath,  Berwickshire. 

Birmingham. — Midland  Union  of  Na- 
tural History  Societies,  Mason  College. 
Natural  History  and  Microscopical 

Society,  Mason  College. 
Microscopists'  &  Naturalists'  Union, 
Broad  street  corner. 

Bradford  Naturalists'  &  Microscopical 
Society.  Hon.  Sec:  T.  Wilkinson,  54, 
Carlisle  street,  Manningham,  Bradford. 

Brampton  Literary  &  Field  Natural- 
ists' Club,  Brampton,  via  Carlisle. 

Bristol  Naturalists'  Society,  Univer- 
sity College.  Hon.  Sec:  Professor  A. 
Leipner,  v.z.s.,  47,  Hampton  Park, 
Clifton. 

Buchan  Field  Club  &  Scientific  Soc. , 

The  Institute,  Prince  street,  Peterhead. 
Burton-on -Trent  Natural  History  and 

Archaeological  Society,  46,  High  street. 
Caradoc  Field  Club.    Hon.  Sec. :  Rev. 

F.  Auden,  h.a..,  St.  Julian's  Vicarage, 

Shrewsbury. 

Cardiff  Naturalists'  Society.      Hon. 

Sec:  R.  W.  Atkinson,  b.sc,  44,  Loudoun 

square. 
Carlisle  Scientific  Society  and  Field 

Naturalists'  Club. 


Harrogate  and  itintnct  nataraiiat  ano 

Scientific  SocletT  Harrogate,  Yorki. 
Heckmondwike  (lorke.)  NaluraLiatB' 

HartfordihireNaturalHiatorySoeiety   , 
and  Field  Clnb,PubUc  Library,  WaUord    ' 


MaltoD  (Forjb.)  Naturalists' Society- 
Manchester    Field    Naturalista'   and 

Archieologiala'  Society,  18,  Kennedy -it, 

Albert  Bouare,  MoDchester. 
Natural  History  Soc,  Lower Moalcy 


LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND   INSTITUTIONS. 


301 


Marlboroagh  ( Wilts. )  College  Natural 
History  Society. 

Montrose  {N.B.)  Natural  History  and 
Antiquarian  Society. 
Scientific  and  Field  Club. 

Newbury  District  Field  Club.  Hon. 
Secretary :  W.  Money,  Newbury. 

Norfolk  &  Norwich  Naturalists'  Soc, 
Museum,  Norwich. 

Northumberland,  Durham,  and  New- 
castle-on-Tyne  Natural  History  Society, 
Museum,  Barras  bridge,  Newcastle-on- 
Tyne. 

Nottingham  Naturalists'  Soc,  Not- 
tingham Institute,  Shakespeare  street. 

Oswestry  and  Welshpool  Naturalists* 
Field  Club. 

Penzance  Natural  History  and  Anti- 
quarian Society. 

Perthshire  Society  of  Natural  Science, 
Tay  street,  Perth. 

Peterborough  Natural  History,  Scien- 
tific, and  Archaeological  Soc,  Museum, 
Minster  Close,  Peterborough. 

Plymouth  Natural  History  Society, 
Plymouth  Institution. 

Ravensthorpe  {Dewsbury)  Naturalists' 
Society. 

Richmond  and  North  Riding  Natural- 
ists' Field  Club,  Museum,  Tower  street, 
Richmond,  Yorks. 

Ripon  Naturalists'  Club  and  Scientific 
and  Literary  Association,  Park  street. 

Ripponden  (riear  ^a^(/aa;)  Naturalists' 
Society. 

Rochdale  Field  Naturalists'  Society. 

Rotherham  Naturalists'  Society. 

Rugby  School  Natural  History  Soc, 
Rugby. 

Scarborough  Naturalists'  Society. 

Sheffield.— Naturalists'  Club. 

Sheffield  and  Hallamshire  Field  Na- 
turalists' Society. 

Somersetshire  Archaeological  and  Na- 
tural History  Society,  Taunton  Castle. 

Staffordshire,  N.,  Naturalists'  Field 
Club  and  Archaeological  Society,  Muni- 
cipal Buildings,  Hanley. 

Stirling  Natural  History  and  Archaeo- 
logical Society,  Smith  Institute,  Stirling 

Stockport  Society  of  Naturalists,  St. 
Peter's  gate,  Stockport. 

Suffolk  Institute  of  Archaeology  and 
Natural  History,  Athenaeum,  Bury  St. 
Edmunds. 

Tamworth  Natural  History,  Geologi- 
cal, and  Antiquarian  Society. 

Teign  Naturalists'  Field  Club.  Hon. 
Secretary :  F.  Amery  Druid,  Ashburton, 
Devon. 

Torquay  Natural  History  Society, 
Babbacombe  road,  Torquay. 


Thirsk  Naturalists'  Society. 

Tyneside  Naturalists'  Field  Club, 
Museum  of  Natural  History  Society, 
Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

Wakefield  Naturalists'  and  Philoso- 
phical Society. 

Warrington  Field  Club,  Museum, 
Bold  street,  Warrington. 

Warwickshire  Naturalists'  &  Archaeo- 
logists' Field  Club,  Museum,  Warwick. 

Wiltshire  Archaeological  and  Natural 
History  Society. 

Woolhope  Naturalists'  Field  Qub, 
Free  Library,  Hereford. 

York  Field  Naturalists'  and  Scientific 
Society. 

York  and  District  Field  Naturalists' 
Society. 

Yorkshire  Naturalists'  Union.  Sec. 
W.  Dennison  Roebuck,  f.us.,  Sunny 
Bank,  I^eds. 

ORNITHOLOGY. 

British  Ornithologists'  Union,  18, 
Princes-st.,  Cavendish-sq.,  London,  w. 

PHRENOLOGY. 

British  Phrenological  Association,  63, 
Chancery  lane,  London,  w.c. 

PRINCIPAL  COLLEGES  AND 
SCHOOLS  OP  MUSIC. 

Birmingham  School  of  Singing,  Broad 

street  corner. 
Bradford. — The  Yorkshire  Branch  of 

the  Victoria  College  of  Music. 
Cork  School  of  Musie,  8,  Morrison's 

Quay. 
Derby. — School  of  Music. 
Dublin.  —  Royal  Hibernian  Military 

School.    Professor  Vocal  Music,  W.  G. 

Goodwin,  67,  Belgrave-sq.,  Rathmines. 

The  Royal  Irish  Academy  of  Music, 
36,  Westland  row. 

German  Institute  of  Music,  46,  Bed- 
ford street. 
Edinburgh. — Lyric  Club. 

Hanley.  —  North  Stafford  School  of 
Music,  Pall  Mall. 

Leeds.  — The  Yorkshire  Training  Col- 
lege of  Music,  Victoria  square. 

Liverpool  Conservatoire  of  Music. 
Director  :  A.  J.  Phipps,  63,  Cannins-st. 

London.  —  Academv  for  the  Higher 
Development  of  Pianoforte  Playing,  12, 
Hinde  street,  Manchester  square,  w. 

Blackheath  Conservatoire  of  Music, 
Bennett  Park,  s.b. 


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LEARNED   SOCIETIES   AND    INSTITUTIONS. 


London — continued. 

CoUeffe   of  Church  Musicians,  35, 

Wellington  street,  Strand,  w.c. 
College  of   Organists,    Bloomsbury 

Mansion,  Hart  street,  w.c. 
College  of  Violinists,  14,  Gray's  Inn 

road,  w.c. 
Crystal  Palace  School  of  Art,  s.E. 
English  College  of  Music,  304, 

Regent  street,  w. 
Forest  Gate  School  of  Music,  Earl- 
ham  grove,  s.B. 
Gresham  College,  Basinghall-st.  e.c. 
Guildhall  School  of  Music,  Victoria 

Embankment,  b.c. 
Hampstead  Conservatoire  of  Music 

and  School  of  Art,  Eton  avenue,  Swiss 

Cottage,  N.w. 
Indigent  Blind,  School  for  the,  St. 

George's  Circus,  s.e. 
London    Conservatoire    of    Music, 

Porchester  road,  Hyde  Park,  w. 
London   Organ   School  and  Inter- 
national College  of  Music,  3,  Princes-st., 

Cavendish  square,  w. 
London    Academy    of    Music,    St. 

George's  Hall,  Langham  place,  w. 
London  College  of  Music,  7,  Great 

Marlborough  street,  w. 
London  School  of  Music,  Beethoven 

Rooms,  27,  Harley  street,  w. 
Musical  International  College,  270, 

Cornwall  road,  w. 
New  Lyric  Club,  63,  St.  James's 

street,  8.w. 
North   East   London   Academy  of 

Music,  Morley  Hall,  Hackney,  x. 
Popular  School  of  Music,  Montague 

place.  Poplar,  e. 
Portmau  Academy  of  Music,  Port- 
man  Rooms,  68,  Baker  street,  w. 
Queen's  Park  School  of  Music,  468, 

Harrow  road.  Queen's  Park,  w. 
Royal  Academy  of  Music,  Tenterden 

street,  Hanover  square,  w. 
Royal  College  of  Music,  Kensington 

Gore,  s.w. 
Royal   Military   School  of  Music, 

Kneller  Hall,  near  Hounslow. 
Royal    Society    of  Musicians,   84, 

New  Bond  street,  w. 
Royal  Normal  Collece  and  Academy 

of  Music  for  the  Blind,  Upper  Norwood, 

S.B.    Dr.  F.  J.  Campbell,  Principal. 
South  London  Institute  of  Music, 

295,  Camberwell  New  road,  s.b. 
Tonic  Sol-fa  College,  27,  Finsbnry 

square,  x.c. 
Trinity  College,  Mandeville  place, 

Manchester  square,  w. 


London — continued, 

Victoria  College  of  Music,  11,  Bur- 
leigh street.  Strand,  w.c. 

West  London  College  of  Music  and 
Dramatic  Art,  Westwick  Gardens,  Ken- 
sington Park,  w. 

West  London  Institute  of  Music  and 
Operatic  School,  149,  Edgware  road,  w. 

Manchester. — Royal  School  of  Music. 

Oldham  Lyceum  School  of  Music. 
George  Marsden,  Mus.  Doc,  Cantab., 
Principal ;  Arthur  Tait,  Secretary. 

Reading  Inst,  of  Music,86,London-st. 

PSYCHOLOGY. 

Aristotelian  Society  for  the  Systematic 
Study  of  Philosophy,  22,  Albemarle-st, 
London,  w. 

British  Medical  Association,  Section 
E,  429,  Strand,  London  w.r. 

Edinburgh  Philosophical  Society, 
University. 

Psychical  Research,  Society  for,  19, 
Buckingham-st.,  Adelphi,  London,  w.a 

Swedenborg  Society,  36,  Bloomsbury 
street,  London,  w.c. 

SHORTHAND,  PHONO- 
GRAPHY, Ac. 

National  Phonetic  Society,  13,  Fleet 
street,  London,  e.g. 

National  Phonographic  Soc.,  1,  Amen 
Corner,'London,  b.c. 

Phonetic  Society,  Bath. 
Phonographic  Institute,  Taunton. 
Shorthand  Writers'  Assocn.,  London. 

ZOOLOGY. 

Manchester  Museum,  Zoological  De- 
partment, Owens  College. 

Royal  Zoological  Society  of  Ireland, 
Phoenix  Park,  Dublin. 

Zoological  Gardens,  Regent's  Park, 
London,  v.w. 

Zoological  Museum,  Cambridge. 

Zoological  Museum,  Tring. 

Zoological  Society  of  London,  3,  Han- 
over square,  London,  w. 


THEOLOGICAL  COLLEGES. 


303 


^bcological  doWcQce. 


BAPTIST. 

Aberystwith. 

Bangor. 

Bristol. 

Manchester. 

Nottingham. 

Pastors*  College,  Newington,  s.e. 

pontypool. 

Rawdon,  Leeds. 

Regent's  Park,  London,  n.w. 

Baptist  Mission  House,  Library,  and 
Headquarters,  19,  Fumival  street,  b.c. 

CALVINISTIC  METHODISTS. 

Bala. 

Talgarth. 

Trevecca. 

CHURCH    OF    ENGLAND. 

Birkenhead.  —St.  Aidan's. 

Birmingham.— Queen's  College. 

Burgh. — St.  Paul's  Missionary  Coll. 

Cambridge.  — Ridley  Hall. 

Canterbury. — St.  Augustine's  Mis- 
sionary College. 
Chichester. 

Cuddesdon,  near  Oxford. 

Dorchester. — Foreign  Missionary 

College. 
Ely. 

Gloucester. 

Isle  of  Man.— Bishop  Wilson's  Coll. 
Leeds.— Clergy  School. 
Lichfield. 
Lincoln. 

London. — Church  Missionary  College, 
Islington,  k. 
London   College    of   Divinity,   St. 
John's  Hall,  Highbury,  k. 

Oxford. — St.  Stephen's  House. 
Wycliffe  Hall. 

St.  Bees. 

Salisbury. 

Truro. 

Warminster. — St.  Boniface  Mis- 
sionary Society. 

Wells. 


CONGREGATIONAL. 

Bala-Bangor  {N.  Wales). 

Bradford  ( For^s. )— United  College. 

Brecon. 

Cheshunt. -Countess  of  Huntingdon's 

Edinburgh. — George  square. 

Hackney,  n.e. — Finchley  road. 

Hampstead,  N.W.— New  College. 

Manchester. — Lancashire  Independ- 
ent College. 

Nottingham. 

Oxford.— Mansfield  College. 

Plymouth.— Western  College. 

Congregational  Library  and  Head- 
quarters of  Congregational  Union,  Me- 
morialHall,  Faningdon-st,  London,  b.c. 

JEWS. 

London.— Jews'  College,  Tavistock 
square,  w.c. 

The  Beth  Hamidrash  College,  St. 
James's  place,  Aldgate. 

Western  Hebrew  Library,  Syna- 
gogue-st.,  Petersburgh  place,  w. 

METHODIST. 

Belfast.— (Wesleyan  Methodist). 
DiDSBURY,  Manchester     ,, 
Handsworth 
Headingley,  Leeds 
Richmond  {Surrey). 

Allan  Library  and  Mission  Offices, 

CentenaryHall,  Bishopsgate-st.  within, 
London,  b.c. 

Conference  Offices  and  Book  Room, 
Castle  street.  City  road,  London. 

Harrogate. -Ash ville  College 
(U.M.F.C.) 

Manchester. -(Alexandra-rd. ,  Primi- 
tive Methodist). 

MANCHESTER.-(Victoria Park,  Metho- 
dist Free  Church). 

Ranmoor,   Sheffield.  —(Methodist 
New  Connexion). 


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THEOLOGICAL   COLLEGKS. 


PRESBYTERIAN. 

Aberdeen.  —  English  Presbyterian 

Theological  College. 
Aberdeen. — Free  Church  College. 

Belfast. — Presbyterian  College. 
Derby. — Magee  College. 
Edinburgh.— Free  Church  New  Coll. 

Edinburgh.  —  United  Presbyterian, 

Theological  Hall. 
Glasgow.— Free  Church  College. 

London.— Theological  College,  Queen 

Square  House,  Guildford  street,  w.c. 
St.  Andrews.— St.  Mary's  College. 

ROMAN    CATHOLIC. 

Ampleforth,  York. — St.  Lawrence's 

Bath.— St.  Gregory's,  Downside. 

Bath.— SS.  Peter  &  Paul,  Prior  Park. 

Blackburn.— Stonyhurst  College. 

Blairs,  Aberdeen.— St.  Mary's. 

Chesterfield. — Mount  St.  Mary's. 

Drumcondra.— All  Hallows,  for 
Foreign  Missions. 

Edgbaston,  Birmingham.  —  The 

Oratory. 
Fort  Augustus  [N.B.)- Ahhey  School 
Hereford. — St.  Michael's  Priory. 
Leeds.  — St.  Joseph's  Seminary. 
Leicester. — Ratcliflfe  College. 
Liverpool.— St.  Edward's,  Everton. 

London.  — The  Oratory,   Brompton 
road,  s.w. 


M  anchester.  — St.  Bede's. 

Maynooth.— St.  Patrick's. 

Mill  Hill,  London.— St.  Joseph's, 
for  Foreign  Missions. 

NoTTiNG  Hill,  w.— St.  Charles's. 

Oakamoor,  Stokb-on-Trrnt.  —  St. 
waiHd's. 

Oscott,  Birmingham.  —  St.  Mary's 
Seminary. 

Ramsgatb. — St.  Augustine's. 

St.  Asaph. — St.  Beuno's. 

Tooting,  s.w.— St.  Joseph's. 

UsHAw,  Durham.— St.  Cuthbert's. 

Ware.- St.  Edmund's  Old  HalL 

WoBURN  Park,  Weybridge.  —  St. 
Geoi^e's. 

Windsor. -St.  Stanislaus',  Beaumont. 

WooLHAMPON,  Reading. -St.  Mary's. 

Catholic  Union  of  Great  Britain, 
10,  Duke-st.,  St.  James's,  London,  w.c. 

St.  George's  Cathedral  Library,  St. 
George's  road,  Southwark,  London,  &.b. 

THEOLOGY  UNFETTERED 
BY  DOGMA. 

Carmarthen.  — Presbyterian  College. 
Oxford. — Manchester  College. 

UNITARIAN. 
Manchester.— Unitarian  College. 


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Books  relating  to  Universities  ;  or  printed  in  North  of  Scotland ;  or  written  by 
Aberdeen  Alumni. 

Academy  Book  Room,  Huntingdon  Valley,  Montgomery  Co.,  Pa.,  CJ.S.  A. 

Swedenborg's  Latin  Works,  pub.  1709-71 ;  his  Scientific  Works,  English,  1840-90. 
Allbutt,  Dr.  A.,  Parlt  square,  Leeds. 

First  French  Bevolution  :  Books,  Portraits. 
Allen,  Charles  Dexter,  P.O.  Box  1147,  Hartford,  Conn.,  U.S.A. 

Book  Plates  (Ex-Llbris),  General  Literature,  Antiquarian,  Historical,  Biblio- 
graphical. 
Anderson,  T.,  m.d.,  17,  Stonegate,  York. 

Volcanoes,  Iceland,  Earthquakes. 
Army tage,  George  J. ,  Clifton  Woodhead,  Brlghouse,  Yorks. 

Heralds'  Visitations,  Book-plates. 
Ashworth,  Edwyn,  Todmorden  Hall,  Lancashire. 

English  Literature  and  History. 
Austin,  A.,  37,  Wood  street,  Barnet,  Herts. 

Catalogues  of  Books,  Prints,  and  Autographs. 
Avery,  John,  63,  Windsor  road.  Forest  Gate,  London. 

General  Literature,  Books,  Portraits,  Prints,  &c.,  relating  to  Essex. 
Baby,  W.,  Montreal,  Canada. 

Canadiana. 
Barber,  Henry  Jocelyn,  Brighouse,  Yorks. 

Old  Caricatures,  Facetiae,  Coins,  Natural  History,  Arch»ology ;  Books,  Portraits, 
and  Prints  relating  to  Halifax.    Exchanges  effected  and  duplicates  sold. 
Barclay- Allardice,  K.,  f.s.a.,  Scot.,  Lostwithiel,  Cornwall. 

Scottish  Genealogy,  Heraldry,  <fec. 
Bamhill,  J.  B.,  Maidstone. 

Nietzsche,  Stimer,  Egoism,  Stirpiculture,  Danton. 

Bateman,  Robert,  Free  Library,  Oldham. 

Topographical ;  Water-Colour  Drawings  and  Prints  of  Antiquities  of  Lancashire 
and  the  North  of  England  ;  Bookplates. 

Beekman,  W.  L.,  55,  East  5th  street,  St.  Paul,  Minn.,  U.S.A. 

Occult  and  Miscellaneous. 
Beer,  William,  Howard  Memorial  Library,  New  Orleans,  La.,  U.S. A. 

Bibliography,  Folk  Lore,  Books  of  Louisiana,  New  Orleans  imprints. 
Bellamy,  C.  H. ,  Belmont,  Brook  road,  Heaton  Chapel,  Manchester. 

Cathedrals,  Architecture,  Peru. 
Beveridge,  E.,  St.  Leonard's  Hill,  Dunfermline. 

Books  and  Pamphlets  printed  in  or  relating  to  Dunfermline. 
Blagg,  Thomas  M.,  Cartergate,  Newark-upon-Trent. 

Manuscripts  and  Charters  relating  to  Nottinghamshire. 
Blount,  M.  N.,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  U.S.A. 

Ireland  and  Catholicism. 
Boys,  H.  S.,  Shamley  Green,  Guildford,  Surrey. 

Old  Editions. 
Brooks,  S.  H.,  Siado  House,  Levenshulme,  Manchester. 

Military  and  Cornwall. 
Browne,  W.  T.,  Chetham's  Library,  Manchester. 

Shorthand,  Penmanship. 


30G  BOOK   COLLECTORS. 


Browning,  A.  Giraud,  f.s.a.,  16,  Victoria  street,  Westminster,  London,  s.w. 
Huguenots  in  and  out  of  France,  French  Protestant  History.    If  catalogues  are 
sent  such  books  should  be  marked. 

Burgoyne,  F.  J.,  The  Tate  Library,  Brixton  Oval,  London. 
Works  relating  to  Lord  Bacon,  and  the  Drama  before  1650. 

Burman,  Dr.  C.  Clark,  Bondgate  Without,  Alnwick. 

Early  Northumberland  printed  Books,  Views,  &c.;  Transactions  of  Berwickshire 
Naturalists'  Club,  18S1-&6. 

Burt*B  Library,  Weymouth. 

Wanted  any  Old  Books  or  Prints  relating  to  Weymouth,  Melcombe  Regis,  Port- 
land, or  Neighbourhood. 

Carrington,  Charles,  13,  Faubourg  Montmartre,  Paris. 
Curious  and  Uncommon,  Orientalia,  French  and  English. 

Casey,  William  J.,  123,  Fourth  avenue,  New  York,  U.S.  A. 
Art  Books  and  Irish  Books  for  prirate  collection. 

Caspar  Co.,  C.  N.,  437,  East  Water  street,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  U.S.A. 

Standard,  Technical,    Scientific,   Bibliographical,   Antiquarian,    Incanabola, 
Law,  Medical. 

Chamock,  John  James,  Holly  Croft,  Chorley,  Lancashire. 

Maps,  Plans,  Surveys,  Folk  Lore,  Dialects,  Genealogy,  Pedigrees  (Lancashire  in 
particular). 

Chitty,  Walter,  Pewsey,  Wiltshire,  England. 

Wanted  Deeds  and  Pedigrees  of  Tidcombe,  Titcombe,  Saben,  Long  Howard, 
Godfrey,  and  Newman. 

Clapp,  J.  B.,  59,  Commercial  street,  Boston,  U.S.A. 

Theatrical  Books. 
Clausen,  Carlo,  Via  di  Po  19,  Turin,  Italy. 

Italian  Literature,  Periodicals,  &c. 
Clay,  C,  J. P.,  The  HoUins,  Luddenden. 

Geographical,  Ancient  and  Modern  Travels. 
Clay,  Dr.  de  Mussrave,  Salies  de  B^arn,  France. 

General  or  Medical  Literature. 
Clegg,  James,  The  Aldine  Press,  Rochdale. 

Lancashire  and  Yorkshire  Topography,  Folk-lore,  Dialect,  Rare  and  Curious. 
Collinson,  Joseph,  Wolsingham,  Co.  Durham. 
Colton,  J.  H.  C.,  9,  Aglionby  street,  Carlisle. 

Dialect,  North  Country.  Facetiae,  and  General. 
Conway,  Noel,  &  Co.,  74,  New  street,  Birmingham. 

Autographs,  English  Postage  Stamps  (early)  on  original  covers. 
Cook,  W.  B.,  Stirling,  N.B. 

Works  on  Scottish  History  and  Antiquities,  Local  Histories,  Record  Publica- 
tions, Stirling  Books,  Maps,  and  Views. 
Cooke,  Herbert,  Par,  Cornwall, 

Fine  Art,  Geology. 
Cotsworth,  M.  B.,  Holgate,  York. 

Calculators,  Ready  Reckoners,  Interest,   Actuarial  and   other  Tables,  and 
Mathematical  Works  on  Numbers. 
Crawley,  W.  J.  Chetwode,  ll.d.,  60,  St.  Stephen's  Green,  Dublin. 

Interested  in  Freemasonry  before  1800. 
Cursiter,  James  W.,  f.s.a.  Scot.,  Kirkwall. 

Books,  Pamphlets,  MSS.,  &c.,  relating  to  Orkney  and  Shetland. 
Dodds,  Edwin,  Low  Fell,  Gateshead. 

Chess,  Arctic  (in  English  Language  only). 
Dorling,  Rev.  E.,  Salisbury. 

Archaeology,  Heraldry. 
Doxey,  Rev.  J.  S.,  Bacup. 

Topography,  Bible  Prints,  Coins. 
Dunkin,  E.,  5,  Therapia  road.  Honor  Oak,  London. 

Genealogy,  Heraldry,  &c. 
Edge-Partineton,  J.,  Eltham,  Kent. 

Australasia  and  Pacific  Islands. 


BOOK   COLLECTORS. 


307 


Edwards,  Joseph,  Editor  Labour  Annual,  Wallasey,  near  Liverpool. 

Labour,  Socialism,  <&c.;  Early  Socialist  Literature  and  Periodicals.    Social, 
Economic,  and  Political  Reform  Works  advertised  and  reviewed. 

Fallow,  T.  M. ,  Ooatham  House,  Coatham,  Bedcar. 
ArchsBology,  Topography,  Ecclesiology,  Liturgical. 

Farmborough,  P.  W.,  f.z.s.,  Lower  Edmonton,  Middlesex,  England. 
Books  on  Zoology,  particularly  Ornithology. 

Felch,  W.  Farrand,  Hartford,  Conn.,  U.S.A. 

Secv  /-A-Hierican  Authors*  Publishing  Co. 
y*\National  Library  League. 
Two  numbers  each  of  Miscellaneous  Catalogues ;  also  Shakespeare,  Napoleon, 
Antiquities. 

Folkard,  H.  T.,  Free  Library,  Wican. 

American  Books,  Bibliography,  Mining. 

Foucault,  Henri,  52,  Rue  Mazarine,  Paris. 

"If  you  want  a  book  I  will  find  it  for  you,  and  if  you  enclose  a  stamp  for  the 
reply  I  will  answer  any  book  enquiry." 
Fowler,  G.  Herbert,  12,  South  square,  Gray's  Inn,  London,  w.c. 

Icelandic  and  Saga  Literature. 
Foxwell,  H.  S.,  St.  John's  College,  Cambridge. 

Early  Books,  Broadsides,  or  MSS.  on  Trade,  Money,  Labour,  &c. 
Francis,  Thomas,  Havant. 

Freemasonry— Books,  MSS.,  Engravings,  Jewels  and  Medals,  China  and  Glass, 
relating  to. 

Frost,  F.  C.,  Teignmouth,  Devon. 

History,  Antiquities,  &c. 
Galloway,  F.  C,  Greenfield  House,  West  Bowling,  Bradford,  Yorks. 

Collector  of  Books  appertaining  to  Yorkshire,  namely,  Bronte's,  Qent's,  Cole's, 
Searle's,  <&c.,  &c. 
Garside,  Henry,  Burnley  road,  Accrington. 

1.  Works  on  Bleaching,  Calico  Printing,  and  Dyeing. 

2.  Works  on  Ceramics,  Heraldry,  and  Numismatics. 

Catalogues  from  British,  Colonial,  and  Foreign  Publishers  and  Second-hand 
Booksellers  will  be  much  esteemed. 
Gaythorpe,  Harper,  Barrow-in-Furness. 

History,  Topography. 
Geden,  Rev.  A.  S.,  Wesleyan  College,  Richmond,  Surrey. 
Oriental  and  Classical  Literature,  Archaeology,  Geography. 
Goodwin,  D.  G.,  Build  was,  Ironbridge,  Shropshire. 

Welsh  Books,  Tracts,  Broadsides,  and  especially  Ballads  :  Welsh  Manuscripts  ; 
Early  Works  in  any  language  if  relating  to  Wales.    Hen  Uyvran  Gymraeg.    Old, 
Quaint,  or  Curious  Books, 
(coaling,  F.  Goodwin,  Hamilton,  Bermuda  Islands. 

Catalogues  desired. 
Goulden,  W.  E.,  **  Athenaeum,"  5,  St.  Paul's,  Canterbury. 

Kent  Books  and  Prints,  Ex-Libris,  Caricatures,  Portraits.     Catalogues  desired. 
Exchanges  effected.    Duplicates  sold. 
Grieves,  W.,  Impington,  Cambs. 

Heraldry,  Border  and  Highland  Topographical  and  FamUy  History,  Oxford  and 
Cambridge. 
Hall,  Henry,  Marsden  Cottage,  Teddington. 

Books  of  all  kinds. 
Hamilton,  A.,  [Jni versify  of  Otago,  Dunedin,  New  Zealand. 

Anthropology  and  Polynesian  Ethnology,  specially  Maori. 
Hammersley,  G.,  Cockington,  Torquay. 

First  Editions  of  Dlustrated  Books,  Cruikshank,  Rowlandson,  Leech,  Ac. 
Hart,  Moses  O.,  Cowansville,  P.Q.,  Canada. 

Canadiana. 
Hart,  W.  O. ,  Attorney -a  t-Law,  12,  Carondelet-st. ,  New  Orleans,  La.,  U.S.  A. 
Collector  of  General  Literature,  particularly  of  Dickensiana  and  Thackerayana 
—Books  wanted  relating  to  the  Bibliography  of  both  or  either.     Catalogues  de- 
sired and  correspondence  with  CoUectors  solicited. 


Hector,  K ,  John  Bright  street,  Birmingham. 
Foreign  Booka. 

Heffer,  W.  k  Sons,  Cambridge. 

Mathematical,  Classical,  Botanical,  Alpine,  and  Cambridge  Literature.    Cata- 
logues, English  and  Foreign,  requested. 

Hiersemann,  Karl  W.,  Konigsstrasse  3,  Leipzig. 

HSS.  relating  to  America,  Russia,  Ac.;  Curiosities. 

Hipwell,  Daniel,  65,  St.  John's  Wood  terrace,  London,  n.w. 

Printed  Parish  Registers,  Oenealodcal  Works,  and  Old  MSS. 
Hirsch,  Emil,  6,  Karlstrasse,  Munich,  Bavaria. 

Art,  Architecture,  Bare  and  Curious,  Autographs. 
Holgate,  C.,  Salisbury. 

Voyages,  Topography ;  Hampshire,  Wilts.,  Essex,  Yorks. 
Hooppell,  Kev.  L. ,  St.  Peter's  Vicarage,  10,  Hoxton  square,  London,  K. 

Genealogies  and  Local  Histories;  Bare,  Quaint,  Curious;  Old  Catalogues, 
Magazines,  Plays ;  Indexes,  Bibliography,  and  Miscellanea ;  Photographs. 
Howell,  G.  0.,  210,  fislinton  road,  Plumstead. 

Kent  and  Pembrokeshire  Books,  Tracts,  Prints,  Manuscripts,  &c. 
Hudson,  William  P.,  18,  Park  road,  Stockton-on-Tees. 

Catalogues. 
Hughan,  W.  J.,  "Dunscore,"  Torquay. 

Freemasonry. 
Hughes,  Edward,  Glyndwr,  Bersham  road,  Wrexham. 

Old  MSS.  and  Books  relating  to  Wales  and  Shropshire. 
Humphreys  &  Co.,  58,  Paternoster  row,  e.g.,  and  376,  Strand,  Lond.,  w.c. 

Back-date  Magazine  dealers. 
Hytch,  F.  J.,  33,  Ellington  street,  Barnsbury,  London,  K. 

Miscellaneous  Literature. 
.Incumbent,  The,  Widmerpool  Rectory,  Nottingham. 

Evangelical  Theology  (newestX  English  or  Foreign. 
Irvine,  James,  37,  Radipole  road,  Fulham  road,  London. 

Books.  Pamphlets,  Magazines,  Newspaper  Articles,  &c.,  relating  to  the  Catholic 
Apostolic  Church,  erroneously  called  Irvingite. 
James,  H.,  Junr.,  Reform  Club,  Liverpool. 

Boxing  and  Wrestling  Books.    Miscellaneous  Catalogues  not  required. 
Jeffery,  John,  115a,  City  road,  London,  E.c. 

Book  Plates  ^Ex-Libris),  Old  Poetry.  &c. 
Johnson,  R.  Brimley,  Llandaff  House,  Cambridge. 

English  Literature ;  Letters. 
Jones,  W.  Hall,  Pennhurst,  Wolverhampton. 

Pamphlets,  Tracts,  &c.,  relating  to  the  independents  prior  to  1688;  Cromwelliana 
Kane,  Thomas  H.,  Box  130,  No.  152,  Sixth  avenue,  New  York,  U.S. A. 

Miscellaneous  Books ;  also  Astrology,  Occult,  Astronomy,  Almanacks,  Epbeme* 
rides,  Maps,  Atlases,  Globes^  Mathematics,  Technology.  Typography,  Biblio- 
graphy, Archaeology,  Antiquarian,  Druidic ;  Engravings,  Jraintings,  Coins,  Medals, 
Antiques,  Bric-a-Brac,  Vertu,  Photographs,  Negatives,  Telescopes,  Microscopes, 
Photographic  and  Scientific  Instruments. 
Kelly  Law  Book  Company  Limited,  Lincoln's  Lin  Gate,  London. 

Law  Reports.  Treatises,  and  Text  Books  of  all  descriptions. 
Kennard,  T. ,  Leamington  Spa. 

Warwickshire  Items. 
Keogh,  B.  P.,  7,  Richmond  place,  Rathmines,  Dublin. 

Mathematics,  Works  on  Friendly  Societies,  Vital  Statistics,  Annuities,  and 

cognate  Works. 
Kimpton,  Henry,  82,  High  Holborn,  London,  w.c. 

Medical. 
King,  C,  Torquay. 

Plymouth  Brethren's  Literature. 
Knight,  W.  J.,  Ventnor,  Isle  of  Wight. 

Books  and  Prints  relating  to  Isle  of  Wight. 
Kohn,  Julius,  Austro-Hungarian  Consulate  General,  Laurence  Pountney 
House,  London,  E.c. 


KuUman,  P.  C,  P.O.  Box,  7,  New  York  City,  U.S.A. 

Masonic 
Ladd,  William  W.,  Jttnr.,  20,  Nassau  street.  New  York,  U.S.  A. 

Books  and  Prints  relating  to  Angling. 

LaDge,  F.  W.  T.,  St.  Bride  Foundation  Institute,  Bride  lane.  Fleet,  st.,  B.o. 
Books  relating  to  Printing.  Lithography,  Paper  Making,  Bookbinding ;  also 
Works  on  Bibliography  and  Libraries. 

Lee,  A.  C,  Solicitor,  Waltham  Abbey,  Essex. 

Modem  Editions  of  Old  English  and  Foreign  "  NoveUe,"  I^u^tise,  Jest  Books, 
Orientalia,  Folklore,  &c. 

Lee  and  Shepard,  Boston,  U.S.A. 
Books  of  all  kinds. 

Le  Fran9ois,  E. ,  9,  Rue  Casimir  Delavigne,  Paris. 
MMecine,  Histoire  Naturelle. 

Leon,  J.  A. ,  4,  Cleveland  Gardens,  London,  w. 

Chess. 
Lewis,  Georee,  27,  Southfields  road.  Old  Wandsworth,  Surrey. 

Miscellaneous  and  Economics. 
Librarian,  Odd-Fellows  Library,  Salinas  City,  California,  U.S.A. 

Books  of  all  kinds. 
Librarian,  Shakespeare  Memorial,  Stratford-on-Avon. 

Shakespeare  Editions,  Shakespeareana,  Drama,  Stage  History,  &c. 
Loder,  J.,  Woodbridge,  Suflfolk. 

Suffolk  History  and  Literature. 
Lowe,  Rev.  F.  E.,  St.  Stephen's,  Guernsey. 

Theology,  Entomology. 
Lowther,  WilliamB.,  Easinffwold,  Yorks. 

Bibliography  and  Hymnology. 
McDonough,  Joseph,  53  and  55,  State  street,  Albany,  N.Y.,  U.S.A. 

Catalogues  of  Second-hand  Books  and  Remainders. 
Mackay,  Eneas,  Bookseller,  Stirling,  N.B. 

Catalogues  solicited. 
Mackay,  John,  9,  Blythswood  Drive,  Glasgow. 

Gaelic:  Highlands. 
Mackenzie,  J.  H.,  28,  Rutland  street,  Edinburgh. 
Mackey,  George,  74,  New  street,  Birmingham. 

Autographs,  Bric-a-Brac,  Early  English  Postage  Stamps. 
Mackinson,  J.,  Cowansville,  P.Q.,  Canada. 
McTear,  J.  S.,  1,  Croom  Villas,  Baneor,  Co.  Down. 

Card  Games  and  their  History.    Works  to  be  marked  in  Catalogues. 
Maggs  Brothers,  159,  Church  street,  Paddington,  London,  w. 

Old  Plays  and  Early  English  Literature  prior  to  1660. 
Maiden,  A.,  Salisbury. 

Archaeology,  Heraldry,  Palseography. 
Malkan,  Henry,  119,  Pearl  street.  New  York,  U.S.A. 

Bibliography.    Catalogues  from  all  BookseUers  wanted. 
Maloney,  Frank,  2,  Crosscauseway,  Edinburgh. 

Wanted :  Antioues.  Coins,  War  Medals  (used  and  unused);  British  and  Foreign 
Postage  Stamps,  Miniatures,  Old  Silver,  Plate  and  Gold  Jewellery,  and  Prints. 
Marston,  K.  B.,  St.  Dunstan's  House,  Fetter  lane,  London,  e.g. 

Works  on  Angling  and  Archery,  English  or  Foreign. 
Mather,  T.  Fellows,  3,  Queen  street,  Edinburgh. 

All  departments,  English  and  Foreign,  especially  Spanish  and  Portuguese. 
Catalogues  and  wants  desired. 
MathewBon,  Lerwick,  Shetland. 

Miscellaneous,  Theological,  Hymnology,  Antiquarian,  Northern. 
Maude,  John,  28,  North  street,  Scarborough. 

Old  Books,  Pamphlets,  Engrayings,  Views,  &c.,  printed  at  or  relating  to  Scar- 
borough or  neighbourhood,  or  to  Scarborough  authors. 
Meehan,  J.  F.,  Bath. 

Bath  Books  or  Prints,  Byron,  Bacon,  Hymnology,  Fencing. 


310  BOOK   COLLECTORS. 


Mayer,  Godefroy,  15,  Rue  Pigalle,  Paris. 

Old  Shop  Tickets ;  French  and  American  Portraits  and  Historical  Prints ;  Prints 
of  the  First  Railways,  and  every  other  Invention ;  or  Sport,  Dances  of  Death, 
Criminals,  Executions,  Entrances,  Coronations,  Funeral  Processions. 
Metcalfe,  James,  2,  Mosley  street,  Barnoldswick. 

Sport,  Travel,  and  Adventure. 
Miller,  Dewitt,  Drawer  1612,  Philadelphia,  Penna.,  U.S.A. 

Second-hand  Catalogues  generally. 
Moffat,  Alexander  6.,  Berwick  House,  Swansea. 

Anglo-Saxon,  Scandinavian,  Philological. 
Moon,  G.  Washington,  16,  New  Burlington  street,  London,  w. 

Fifteenth  Century  Blaok  Letter  Books,  Works  on  Meteorology. 
Morgan,  G.  B.,  Preston  House,  near  Wingham,  Kent. 

General  Literature. 
Mnller,  W.,  1,  Star  yard,  Carey  street,  London,  w.c. 

Political  Economy,  Early  Tracts  on  Commerce. 
Murray,  F.  E.,  Leidernot,  Ashover,  Derbyshire. 

Austin  Dobson  Literature. 
Myers,  Asher  I.,  2,  Finsbury  square,  London,  e.c. 

Anglo- Judaica  (Old  Prints,  Pamphlets,  &c.,  relating  to  Jews). 
Newton,  Professor,  Magdalen  College,  Cambridge. 

Works  bearing  on  Ornithology. 
Nield,  Edward,  Clifton,  Glos. 

Books,  Pamphlets,  Portraits,  and  Maps  relating  to  America. 
O'Callaghan,  C.  &  F.,  64,  High  street,  Lewisham,  London,  s.e. 

High^rice  given  for  Old  Foreign  Stamp  Collections. 
O'Connell,  Sir  Boss,  Killarney. 

.  Heraldry.    Ireland. 
Oldfield,  Rev.  W.  J.,  Missionary  College,  Burgh,  Lincolnshire. 

Theological  and  Missionary. 
Orr,  Charles,  Cleveland,  0.,  U.S.A. 

Table  Talk,  &c. 
Owen,  Edward  H.,  p.s.a.,  Ty  Coch,  near  Carnarvon. 

Welsh  Books,  Tracts,  and  Broadsides,  1640  to  1700 :  Welsh  Manuscripts ;  Works 
on  Welsh  Genealogy  and  Local  History. 
Parsons,  Messrs.,  45,  Brompton  road,  London. 

Books  on  Art,  Architecture,  Ornaments,  &c.    Engravings  and  Oil  Paintings. 
Peachey,  G.  C,  Brightwalton,  Wantage,  Berks. 

Old  Medical  Works  and  Pamphlets,  Bookplates  and  Portraits  of  Doctors. 
Peet,  Henry,  F.S.A.,  Mount  Pleasant,  Liverpool. 

Books  on  Lincolnshire. 
Piggot,  Rev.  A.,  Leven,  Fife. 

Fife  and  Forfarshire  Books. 
Proud,  R.  Sunnyside,  Warrington. 

Anijing  Literature. 
Radford,  John  T.,  f.r.hist.soo..  Mechanics*  Institution,  Nottingham. 

Books,  Portraits,  Prints,  &c.,  relating  to  Nottinghamshire. 
Redway,  George,  9,  Hart  street,  Bloomsbury,  London. 

Occult  Literature  only. 
Rees,  J.  Rogers,  Penarth,  Glamorganshire. 

Books,  Magazines,  Maps,  Prints,  relatingto  Norse.  Northmen,  Danes  in  British 
Islands,  OlcT  Crosses,  Inscribed  Stones,  Earthworks ;  Wales,  or  its  Counties ; 
Knight  Hospitallers  and  Templars. 
Renault,  Raoul,  Quebec,  Canada. 

Americana  and  Canadiana,  Book-Plates  and  Autographs. 
Robinson,  W.  H.,  Granby,  P.Q.,  Canada. 

Canadiana. 
Rowe,  Thomas  W.,  m.a.,  Wellington,  New  Zealand. 

English  Literature,  especially  Poetry  and  Drama;  Travels  (Arctic,  African, 
Australasian). 

Sands,  Harold,  Craythorne,  Tenterden,  Kent. 

Icelandic  and  Scandinavian  Topography :  Kent,  Surrey,  Sussex,  Old  London 
Notts,  and  Derbyshire  Antiquities ;  ArcnsBology,  History,  and  General  Literatare: 


BOOK   GOLLEGTOBS.  311 


Savage,  Rev.  Canon,  Douglas,  Isle  of  Man. 
Arcbseological,  Manx. 

Saxby,  P.,  49,  Upper  Warwick  street,  Liverpool. 

Bookplates,  Foreign  Stamps. 
Scheible,  John,  79,  Haupstatterstrasse,  Stuttgart,  Germany. 

Old  rare  Books,  Literary  Curiosities,  Engravings.    All  second-hand  Catalogues 
wanted  as  issued. 

Sherwin,  H.  A.,  100,  Canal  street,  Cleveland,  0.,  U.S.A. 
Angling  and  Waltoniana. 

Sicotte,  L.  W.,  Montreal,  Canada. 

Canadiana. 
Skandinavisk  Antiquariat,  Bredgade  35,  Copenhagen. 

Arctic;  Books,  &c.,  relating  to  Qreenland,  Iceland,  Denmark,  and  Norway; 
Portraits  of  Carolina  Mathilda^  Queen  of  Denmark ;  Engravings  of  Apothecaries' 
Shops  or  Laboratories ;  Portraits  of  Apothecaries  or  Chemists. 
Smith,  J.,  35,  Cleveland  road,  Crumpsall,  Manchester. 

Mathematics,  Astronomy. 
Spalding,  J.  T.,  Nottingham.  ' 

^pography. 
Spencer,  Walter  T.,  27,  New  Oxford  street,  London,  w.c. 

first  Editions  of  modern  authors  and  of  books  with  humorous  illustrations, 
perfect  or  imperfect. 

Stevens,  Henry,  &  Son,  39,  Great  Russell  street,  London,  w.c. 

Books  and  Maps  relating  to  North  America,  prior  to  say  1830.     All  reports 
answered. 

Stoate,  William,  Belmont,  Burnham,  Somersetshire. 

Books,  Pamphlets,  Manuscripts,  Prints,  Tokens,  &c.,  on  Somersetshire. 
Sweet  &  Maxwell  Limited,  3,  Chancery  lane,  London,  w.c. 

Law  Reports  and  Portraits  of  Judges  (not  small  book-plates). 
Sykes,  M.  Conington,  d.p.h.lond.,  f.c.s.,  Sykeshurst,  Barnsley,  Yorks. 

Is  a  buyer.    Coins,  Medals,  Arms,  Heraldry,  Facetiae,  Stamps. 
Thayer,  H.  A.,  38,  Bromfield  street,  Boston,  Mass.,  U.S.A. 

Mountain  Climbing  ;  Roman  Slavery. 
Thomas,  Rev.  Lawrence  Buckley,  d.d.,  Shamokin,  Pennsylvania,  U.S.  A. 

Specially  Portraits,  Views,  and  Arms  to  illustrate  the  Thomas  Book,  1896. 
Thompson,  G.  H.,  Alnwick. 

Books  and  Engravings  relating  to  Northumberland  and  the  Borders  ;  Third 
General  Index,  Notea  and  Queries ;  Proceedings  of  Society  of  Antiquaries,  New- 
castle-on-Tyne,  Nos.  1  to  16,  Vol.  I.,  1882,  Ac. 
Thompson,  Professor  Sylvanus  P.,  Technical  College,  Finsbury,  London. 

Early  Magnetism,  Electricity,  Optics ;  Books  printed  by  Peter  Short  (London) 

1690  to  1603 ;  Autographs  of  Electricians. 
Thomson,  D.  C,  Dundee  Courier  Office,  Dundee. 

Catalogues  on  General  Literature  and  on  Scotch  matters. 
Thoyts,  Miss,  Sulhamstead  Park,  Berks. 

Wanted  Catalogues. 
Tomkins,  Daniel,  Great  Yarmouth. 

Norfolk,  Suffolk,  and  Sixteenth  Century  Books. 
Turner,  Ed.  Denis,  Banks  avenue,  Pontefract. 

Yorkshire  Books  and  General. 
Turner,  J.  Horsfali,  Idel,  Bradford. 

Yorkshire  Pamphlets,  Views,  Portraits,  MSS. 
Veitch,  Georse  Seton,  Friarshall,  Paisley. 

All  Book  Catalogues. 
Venour,  S.,  Portinscale,  Keswick. 

Angling,  Shooting,  Ornithology,  Richard  Jefferies'  Works. 
Vicar,  Preston  Candover,  Basingstoke. 

Hampshire  Books,  Prints,  Deeds,  Pamphlets. 
Vincent,  W.  T. ,  189,  Burrage  road,  Woolwich. 

Kentish  Books  and  Prints. 
Wallace- James,  J.  G.,  Tyne  House,  Haddington,  N.B. 

Scottish  Topography  and  Antiquities. 


312  BOOK   COLLECTORS. 


Warde,  Thomas,  Norfolk  Book  Shop,  46,  Norfolk  Market  Hall,  Sheffield. 
Cataloinies  of  English  and  Foreign  Booksellers  respectively  solicited,  and  books 
ordered  therefrom. 

Watkins,  J.  M.,  26,  Charing  Cross,  London,  s.w. 

Oriental  or  Occult  Works,  Books  on  Witchcraft,  Old  Book-Plates. 

Weare,  G.  E.,  16,  EUenborough  Crescent,  Weston-super-Mare. 

Bristol  China  and  Books,  Manuscripts,  Broadsides,  Pamphlets,  Play-bills^  Old 
Newspapers,  Poll  Books,  Directories,  &c.,  relating  to  the  City  and  Port  of  Bristol; 
also  first  editions  of  early  S.  T.  Coleridge  publications. 

Wendell,  E.  Jansen,  8,  East  38th  street.  New  York  City,  U.S.A. 
Dramatic  Books,  Autographs,  Prints,  Programmes,  or  Photographs. 

West,  G.  S.,  Lancaster. 

North  Loncashire  Books  and  Prints. 

Whitberg,  L.,  5,  Dunmore  street,  s.s.,  Glasgow. 
Works  relating  to  Jewish  History,  Religion,  <fec. 

White,  J.  Bell,  2,  Paper  Buildings  Temple,  London,  E.c. 

Maritime  and  Ancient  Sea  Laws  ;  Law  and  Practice,  and  Reports  of  Admiralty 
Court ;  Books,  Documents,  Prints,  and  Pictures  of  Trinity  House. 

Whitley,  Charles,  8,  RuflFord  road,  Wandsworth,  London,  s.w. 

Wildy  &  Sons,  Lincoln's  Inn  Archway,  Carey  street,  London,  w.c. 
Indian  and  Colonial  Law  Reports. 

Wilkinson,  Charles,  Lansdowne  Lodge,  Old  Charlton,  London. 

1.  niuminated  M8S. 

2.  Early  printed  books  before  1475,  especially  those  on  vellum,  and  any  with 

woodcuts  before  1520. 
8.    English  Black-Letter  Books  before  1600. 

4.  Any  volumes  of  Early  Poetry  printed  before  1685. 

5.  Any  plays  in  4to.  or  folio,  printed  before  1685. 

6.  First  Editions  of  any  works  bv  Oliver  Goldsmith,  Gray,  Gay,  Fielding, 

Sterne,  Smollett,  Bums,  Lamb,  Shelley,  Lever,  and  Dickens's  **  Strange 
Gentleman." 

7.  Any  autograph  letters,  sketches,  or  any  other  MSS.  of  Thackeray,  or  his 

"  Flore  et  Zephyr." 

8.  Any  old  coloured  prints  by  Bartolozzi,  Morland,  Wheatley,  Heath,  or  Aiken. 

Williams,  T.  B.  C,  25,  Draycott  place,  London,  s.w. 
Sporting  and  Humorous. 

Williamson,  Dr.,  The  Mount,  Guildford. 
Numismatics,  Pastels,  Surrey,  Guilds. 

Winters,  William  H.,  Librarian,  N.Y.  Law  Institute,  Post  Office  Buildinc, 
New  York  City,  U.S. A. 

New  &  Second-hand  English  and  Foreign  Law  Books,  Law  PeriodicalB,Trials,  Ac. 
Wood,  George,  315,  Lees  road,  Oldham. 

Lancashire  and  Cheshire  Authors. 
Wood,  G.  W.,  "Ballagawne,"  Riggindale  road,  Streatham,  s.w. 

Manx  Language  and  Literature,  Gaelic,  Antiquarian,  Natural  History,  &c. 

Woods,  J.  H.,  33,  Brattle  street,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  U.S.  A. 

^,Y^°^  •  5**^  Books,  Coins,  Archaeology,  Facetiae,  Bibliography,  Folklore, 
Old  Prmts.  Send  Catalogues. 

WooUcombe,  Dr.  Robert  Lloyd,  ll.d.,  f.i.inst.,  14,  Waterloo-rd. , Dublin. 
Old  English  Bibles,  Books  on  Law,  Medicine,  Psychology,  Diet.  Athletic  Train- 
^^S,^}^c^tAcbA  Engineering,  Science,  Art,  Music,  Literature,  Antiquities,  Genealogy, 
Ex-LihriSf  Super  Ltbroty  History,  Geography,  Agriculture,  Mines,  Manufactures, 
Railways,  Steamships,  Commerce,  Finance,  Lives  of  Great  Men. 
Wright,  John,  18,  Eleanor  street.  South  Shields. 

Books  on  Portugal  and  the  Portuguese. 
Wylie,  Andrew,  The  Haven,  Stromness,  N.B. 

Books,  Pamphlets,  and  Law  Papers  relating  to  Orkney  and  Shetland :  also 
General  Literature. 

Zahn,  J.  E.,  Denver,  Col.,  U.S.A. 

History,  Ancient  History,  Historical  Novels,  Antiquities,  Occult.  Catalogues 
desired 


BIBLIOOBAPHIOAL  VTORKS  OF  REFERBNCK.  313 

Btbltodrapbtcal  Morlte  of  'Reference. 

CoMPiLBD  BY  Daniel  Hipwell. 


Abbot  (Ezra)  The  Literature  of  the  Doctrine  of  a  Future  Life  ;  8vo.,  New 

York,  1871. 
Abbot  (G.  M.)  Contributions  towards  a  Bibliography  of  the  Civil  War  in  the 

United  States  ;  8vo.,  Phila.,  1886,  &c. 
Aberdeen  Printtno. — Edmond  (JiP.)  Hand-list  of  Books  printed  at  Aberdeen 

or  by  Aberdeen  Printers ;  8yo.  [Aberdeen]  1884.    Edmond  (J.  P.)  The  Aberdeen  Printers, 

1620-1736 ;  4  parts,  8yo.,  Aberdeen,  1884-6.    Edmond  (J.  P.)  Last  Notes  on  the  Aberdeen 

Printers ;  4to.,  Aberdeen,  1888. 
Abkoude  (J.  v.)  Naamregister  van  Nederduitsche  boeken,  1600-1875  ;  5  vols., 

4to.,  Amsterdam,  1788-1878. 
AcLAND  (A.  H.  D. )  Guide  to  the  Choice  of  Books  for  Students  and  General 

Readers ;  4to.,  London,  IsQl. 
AcLAND  (H.  W.)  The  Studente'  Library;  3rd  edition,  8vo.,  Oxford,  1877. 
Adams  (C.  K.  )  Manual  of  Historical  Literature ;  3rd  ed. ,  8vo. ,  New  York  [1888] 
Adams  (H.  B.)  Notes  on  the  Literature  of  Charities  ;  8vo.,  1887. 
Adams  (O.  F.)  Brief  Handbook  of  English  Authors ;  8vo.,  Boston,  Mass.,  1884. 

Brief  Handbook  of  American  Authors;  8vo.,  Boston,  Mass.,  1884. 
Adams  (  W.  Davenport)  Dictionary  of  English  Literature ;  4to. ,  London,  1879-80. 
Adamson  (John)  bibliotheca  Lusitana.      Catalogue  of  Books  and  Tracts  re- 
lating to  the  History  Literature,  and  Poetry  of  Portugal ;  8vo.,  Newcastle-on-Tyne,1896. 
Aflalo  (F.  G.  )  Sketch  of  the  Natural  History  (Vertebrates)  of  the  British 

Islands  (with  Bibliography);  8vo.,  London,  1898. 
Agassiz  ( L.  J.  R. )  Biblioffraphia  Zoologise  et  Geologise,  a  general  Catalogue 

of  all  Books,  Tracts,  and  Memoirs  on  Zoology  and  Geology  ;  8yo.,  London,  1848,  &c. 
Aldinb  Press. — R6nouard  (A.  A.)  Annales  de  rimprimerie  des  Aide;  3rd 

edition  ;  8yo.,  Paris,  1834. 
Catalogue  of  Productions  of  the  Aldine  Press :  8vo.,  Lond.  (J.  Toovey),  1880. 
Bibliographical  Sketch  of  the  Aldine  Press  at  Venice,  translated  and  abridged 

from  A.  A.  Renouard's  "Annales  de  1'  Imprimerie  des  Aides,"  by  E.  Ooldsmid ;  8  parts, 

8to.,  Edinburgh,  1888-7. 
The  Venetian  Printing  Press,  by  Horatio  R.  F.  Brown  ;  4to.,  London,  1891. 
Manutius  (A.  P.)  Catalogues  des  livres  grecs  et  latins  imprimis  par  Aide 

Manuce  k  Venise,  1498-1503-1618  ;  folio,  Paris,  1892. 
Mass^na  (A.  P.  V.)  Bibliographic  des  livres  a  figures  v^nitiens  ....  1469- 

1526  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1892. , 
Mass^na  (A.  P.  V. )  Etudes  sur  V  art  de  la  Gravure  sur  bois  k  Venise ;  Les 

Missels  imprimis  k  Venise,  1481-1600 ;  4to.,  Paris  [1895~]  1896. 
Allan  (George)  Catalogue  of  Books  and  Tracts  printed  at  the  private  press  of 

O.  Allan,  by  J.  T.  Brockett ;  8vo.,  1818. 
Catalogue  of  Books  and  Tracts  printed  at  his  private  press  at  Blackwell 

Grange,  Co.  Durham.     (Life  of  George  Allan,  by  R.  H.  Allan  ;  8yo.,  Sunderland,  1829). 
Allen  (E.  Heron)  De  Fidiculis  Bibliographia,  being  the  basis  of  a  Bibliography 

of  the  Violin,  &c.;  12  parts ;  4to.,  London,  1890-8. 
Allgemeine  Bibliooraphie  ;  vols.  37-43,  8vo.,  Leipzig,  1892-8. 
Allibone  (S.  Austin)  Critical  Dictionary  of  English  Literature  and  British 

and  American  Authors ;  3  vols.,  royal  Svo.,  Pniladelphui,  1869-1871.— Supplement,  edited 

by  John  F.  Kirk ;  2  vols.,  roy.  8yo.,  Philadelphia,  1891. 
Allnutt  (  W.  H.  )  Notes  on  Printing  in  the  Provincial  Towns  of  England ;  8vo. , 

Oxford,  1878 ;  another  edition,  8vo.,  ^ndon,  1879. 
Almack  (E.  )  Bibliography  of  The  King's  Book  or  Eikon  Basilike,  2  parts  ;  4to., 

London,  1896. 
Almibantb  (D.  J.)  Bibliografia  Militar  de  Espana  ;  8vo.,  Madrid,  1876. 
Alnwiok  Pbtntino. — Burraan  (C.  C.)  Account  of  the  Art  of  Typography  as 

practised  in  Alnwick,  1781-1816  ;  4to.,  Alnwick,  1896. 


314  BIBLIOOBAPHIGAL   WOBKS   OF   BKFEBENCE. 


American  Printing. — History  of  Printing  in  America,  by  Isaiah  Thomas ; 
new  edition,  2  yols.,  8to.,  Albany,  1874. 

American  Typographical  Bibliography. — List  of  Brief  Titles  of  Books  and 
Pamphlets  relating  to  the  History  of  Printing  in  America,  by  Q.  T.  Watkins ;  8yo.,  Indian- 
apolis. 

Ames  (Joseph)  Typographical  Antiquities :  being  an  historical  account  of 
Printifag  in  England,  with  some  Memoirs  of  our  Antient  Printers,  and  a  Regist«r  of  the 
Books  printed  1^  them,  from  the  year  MGCCGLXXI.  to  the  year  MDG.,  with  an  Appen- 
dix concerning  Printing  in  Scotland  and  Ireland  to  the  same  time ;  4to.,  London,  1749. 
Another  edition,  considerably  augmented,  by  William  Herbert ;  3  vols.,  4to.,  London, 
1785-1790.  Another  edition,  greatW  enlarged,  with  copious  notes,  by  T.  F.  Dibdin ;  vols. 
I.-1V.,  4to.,  London,  1810-1819.    (This  edition  was  never  completed.) 

Anderson  (Christopher)  Annals  of  the  English  Bible ;  2  vols. ,  8vo. ,  Lond. ,  1845. 

Anderson  (John  P. )  The  Book  of  British  Topography  :  a  classified  Catalogue 
of  the  Topographical  Works  in  the  Library  of  the  British  Museum  relating  to  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland  ;  8vo.,  London,  1881. 

Antonio  (N.)  Bibliotheca  Hispana  Nova  sive,  Hispanorum  scriptorum  qui  ab 
anno  MD.  ad  MDGLXXXIV.,  floruere  notitia;  2  vols.,  4to.,  Matriti,  1783-8. 
Bibliotheca  Hispana  Vetus,  sive  Hispani  scriptores  c^vd  ab  octaviani  Augusti 
8BVO  ad  Annum  Gnristi  MD.  fioruerunt ;  2  vols.,  4to.,  Matriti,  1788. 

Arber  (Edward)  Transcript  of  the  Registers  of  the  Company  of  Stationers  of 
London,  1664-1640  ;  4  vols.,  4to.,  Lond.,  1876-7.    Vol.  6,  index,  4to.,  Birmingham,  1894. 

ArlIa  (C.)  Dizionario  Bibliografico  ;  8vo.,  Milan,  1892. 

Arnold  (Matthew)  The  Bibliography  of,  1840-1888,  by  T.  B.  Smart;  8vo.,  1892. 

AsHBEE  (H.  S.)  Bibliography  of  Tunisia  ;  8vo.,  London,  1889. 

AsHER  (G.  M. )  Bibliographical  and  Historical  Essay  on  the  Dutch  books  and 
pamphlets  relating  to  the  New-Netherland ;  2  parts,  4to.,  Amsterdam,  1854-1867. 

Atkinson  (J.)  Medical  Bibliography,  A-B. ;  8vo.,  York,  1833  ;  4tp.,Lond.,  1834. 

Aubrey  (W.  H.  S.)  The  Rise  and  Growth  of  the  English  Nation  ;  3  vols.,  8vo, 
London,  1896-1896.  (Bibliographical  List  of  Works  on  various  branches  of  historical 
inquiry)  vol.  i.»  PP*  xv-xxiv.) 

Austen  (Jane)  The  Life  of,  by  Gold  win  Smith,  with  Bibliography,  **  Great 
Writers  Series;"  8vo.,  London,  1890. 

AusTRAT^siA. — Gill  (T.)  Bibliography  of  S.  Australia;  8vo.,  Adelaide  [1886]. 
Bibliography  of  Terra  Australis,  New  Holland,  and  New  South  Wales,  to 
1820.    (O.  B.  Barton)  History  of  New  South  Wales  ;  8vo.,  Sydney,  1889 ;  vol.  i.   Appen- 
dix, pp.  666-603. 
Australasian  Bibliography.    Catalogue  of  Books  in  the  Free  Public  Library, 
Sydney,  relating  to,  or  published  in,  Australasia ;  8  parts,  4to.,  Sydney,  1893. 

Axon  (Ernest)  Bibliography  of  LcLncashire  and  Cheshire  Antiquities,  1890-91 ; 
2  vols.,  8vo.,  Manchester,  1891-2. 

Axon  (W.  E.  A.)  Bibliographical  List  of  Books  illustrating  the  Lancashire 
Dialect;  8vo.,  Manchester,  1876. 

Ayala  M.  D*)  Bibliografia  Militare-Italiana ;  8vo.,  Torino,  1854. 

Backer  (A.  de)  Biblioth^ue  de  la  Compagnie  de  J^sus ;  4to. ,  Brussels,  1890,  &c. 

Baker  (Edward)  Handbook  of  the  Railway  System  ;  8vo. ,  Birmingham,  1893. 
Supplement,  1896. 

Baker  (E.  £. )  Contribution  towards  the  Bibliography  of  Weston-super-Mare ; 
12mo.,  1887. 

Baldwin  (J.)  The  Book-Lover,  a  Guide  to  the  Best  Reading;  8vo.,  London, 

1886-1893. 

Balzac  (H.  de)  The  Life  of  Balzac,  by  F.  Wedmore,  with  Bibliography,  "  Great 

Writers ;"  8vo,  London,  1890  [1889]. 
Barbary  States. — Bibliography  of  the  Barbary  States  ;  8vo.,  1889,  &c. 
Barrier  (A.  A.)  Dictionnaire  des  Ouvrages  Anonymes;  3rd  edition,  4  vols., 

8vo.,  Paris,  1872-8. 
Barrtti  (G.)  The  Italian  Library.     An  Account  of  the  Lives  and  Works  of  the 

Authors  of  Italy ;  8vo.,  1767. 
Bartlett  (J.  R.)  The  Literature  of  the  Rebellion  :  a  Catalogue  of  Books  and 

Pamphlets  relating  to  the  Civil  War  in  the  United  States ;  4to.,  Boston,  Mass.,  1866. 
Barton  (G.  B.)  Literature  in  New  South  Wales ;  8vo.,  Sydney,  1866. 
The  Poets  and  Prose  Writers  of  New  South  Wales  ;  8vo. ,  Sydney,  1866. 


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Basle  Printing. — ^The  Printers  of  Basle  in  the  Fifteenth  and  Sixteenth  Cen- 
turies, by  C.  W.  Heckethome,  1897. 

Beerbohm  (M.)  The  Works  of  Max  Beerbohm  (with  Bibliography  by  John 
Lane) ;  8vo.,  London,  1896. 

Belfast  Printing. -Catalogue  of  early  Belfast  printed  books,  1694-1830  (Belfast 
Library)  8vo.,  Belfast,  1887 ;  new  edition,  by  John  Anderson,  folio,  Belfast,  1890  ;  Sup- 
plementary to  the  third  edition,  &c.,  4to.,  Belfast,  1894. 

Beloe  (W.)  Anecdotes  of  Literature  and  Scarce  Books;  6  vols.,  8vo.,  London, 

1807-1812. 

Bendall  (C.)  Catalogue  of  Sanskrit,  Pali,  and  Prakrit  Books  in  the  British 
Museum  ;  4to.,  London,  1893. 

Bewick  (Thomas  and  John)  Descriptive  and  Critical  Catalogue  of  Works  illus- 
trated by,  by  E.  J.  Selwyn  ;  8yo.,  London,  1851. 

The  Bewick  Collector :  a  descriptive  Catalogue  of  the  Works  of  T.  &  J. 
Bewick,  by  the  Rev.  Thomas  Hugo  ;  8vo.,  London,  1866.    Supplement,  Svo.,  1868. 

Catalogue  of  a  Choice  Collection  of  Books  by  or  relating  to  Thomas  and 
John  Bewick  and  their  Pupils ;  Svo.,  1868. 

Stephens  (F.  G. )  Complete  List  of  all  Works  illustrated  by  T.  &  J.  Bewick. 
(Notes on  a  collection  of  drawings  and  woodcuts  by  T.  Bewick*);  4to.,  1881. 

BiBLioGRAFiA  Italiana  ;  8vo.,  Firenzc  et  Milano,  1868,  &c. 

BiBLiooRAFiA  RoMANA. — Notizic  della  vita  e  delle  Opere  degli  scrittori  Bomani 
dal  secolo  XI  fino  ai  nostri  giorni;  vol.  i.,  4to.,  Roma,  1880. 

Bibliographical  and  Historical  Miscellanies,  1854-1876;  14vols.,  8vo.,  London 
(Philobiblon  Society). 

BiBLiOGRAPHTE  DE  Belgique  :  Joumal  Officiel  de  la  Librairie,  1897,  23rd  year, 
Bmzelles,  1897. 

BiBLiOGRAPHiE  dc  la  France,  Journal  G^n^ral  de  V  Imprimerie  et  de  la  Lib- 
rairie ;  2nd  Series,  voL  40,  8vo.,  Paris,  1896. 

Bibliography  of  Works  relating  to  the  Religion  of  the  Ancient  Egyptians. 

BiBLiOTHEGA  Anolo-Poetioa  :  or  a  descriptive  Catalogue  of  a  rare  and  rich 
Collection  of  Early  English  Poetry,  in  the  possession  of  Longmans  &  Go.  [by  A.  F. 
Griffiths] ;  8vo.,  1815. 

Bibliotheca  Arcana  seu  Catalogus  Librorum  Penetralium,  being  brief  notices 
of  Books  that  have  been  secretly  printed,  prohibited  by  law,  seized,  anathematised, 
burnt  or  Bowdlerised,  by  Speculator  Morum  [pseud.];  4to.,  London,  1885. 

Bibliotheca  Belgica  :  Catalogue  Gr^n^ral  des  principales  Publications  Beiges, 
1830-1860  ;  8vo.,  Bruxelles,  1861. 

Bibliotheca  Belgica:  Bibliographic  G^n^rale  des  Pays  Bas ;  12mo.,  Gand, 

1880-7. 

Bibliotheca  Historica  :  Descriptive  Catalogue  of  5,000  volumes  of  Books  and 
Manuscripts  relating  chiefly  to  the  history  and  literature  of  North  and  South  America ; 
8vo.,  Boston,  Mass.,  1870. 

Bibliotheca  JuRiDiCA,  1849-1876;  8vo.,  Leipzig,  1867-1877. 

Bibliotheca  Mejicana. — Catalogue  of  a  Collection  of  Books  and  Manuscripts, 
almost  wholljr  relating  to  the  history  and  literature  of  North  and  South  America,  par- 
ticularly Mexico ;  8vo.,  London  [1869]. 

BiGMORE  (E.  C.)  and  Wyman  (C.  W.  H.)  Bibliography  of  Printing;  3  vols., 
4to.,  London,  1880-6. 

Biographical  Dictionary  of  Living  Authors  ;  8vo.,  London,  1816. 

Blackburn  (Charles)  Hints  on  Catalogue  Titles  and  on  Index  Entries;  8vo., 
London,  1884. 

Blades  (William)  Bibliographical  Miscellanies;  5  parts,  8vo.,  London,  1890. 
The  Pentateuch  of  Printing,  with  a  Memoir  of  the  author,  and  a  list  of  his 
works,  by  T.  B.  Reed  ;  4to.,  London,  1891.    See  under  Gaxton  (W.) 

Blaket  (R.)  Historical  Sketches  of  Angling  Literature,  with  Bibliography  of 
English  Writers  on  Angling ;  12mo.,  1866. 
Essay  on  Logic ;  2nd  edition,  16mo.,  London,  1848,  with  a  List  of  Works  on 

Logic,  pp.  193-214. 
Sketch  of  Logic,  from  the  earliest  times  to  the  present  day;  8vo.,  Edin- 
burgh, 1861. 


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Blanc  (J. )  Bibliographie  Italico-Fran9ai8e  Univeraelle,  on  Catalogue  metho- 

dique  de  ious  les  imprimis  en  langue  Fran9aMe  sur  1'  Italie  ancienne  et  modeme,  1475* 

1875 :  2  vols.,  8vo.«  Milan,  1886. 

Blumhardt  (J .  F. )  Catalogue  of  Bengali  Printed  Books  in  the  Library  of  the 

British  Museum ;  4to.,  London,  1886. 

Catalogue  of  Hindustani  Printed   Books  in  the  Library  of  the  British 

Museum  ;  4to.,  liondon,  1889. 
Catalogue  of  Marathi  and  Gujarat!  Printed  Books  in  the  Library  of  the 

British  Museum ;  4to.,  London,  1892. 
Catalogues  of  the  Hindi,  Panjabi,  Sindhi,  and  Pushtu  Printed  Books  in  the 
Library  of  the  British  Museum ;  4to.,  London,  1893. 
BoARDMAN  (C. )  Catalogue  of  Books  printed  either  in  Gothic  Letter  or  before 

the  Year  1561,  forming  part  of  the  Library  of  Stonyhurst  College ;  8vo.,  1862. 
Bolton  (H.  C.)  Catalogue  of  Technical  Publications,  1665-1882  ;  8vo.,  1887. 

Select  Bibliciraphy  of  Chemistry,  1492-1892  ;  8vo.,  Washington,  1893. 
Bosooed  (D.  M.)  Bibliotheca  Ichthyologica  et  Piscatoria ;  8vo.,  Haarlem,  1874. 
Bos  WELL  (James)  Life  of  James  Boswell,  edited  by  P.  Fitzgerald  ;  3  vols.,  8vo., 
London,  1888.    Appendix  (vol.  ii.)  Catalogue  Baisonh^  of  BoswSl's  Works. 
Life  of  Samuel  Johnson,  with  Boswell  bibliography,  by  H.  R.  Tedder. 
BoTFiELD  (Beriah)  Notes  on  the  Cathedral  Libraries  of  England ;  8vo. ,  1849. 
Bibliotheca  Membranacea  Britannica,  or  Notices  of  Early  English  Books 

printed  upon  vellum ;  small  4to.,  Philobiblon  Society  [1855?] 
Prefaces  to  the  First  Editions  of  the  Greek  and  Roman  Classics  ;  4to.,  1861. 
Bottbn-Hansen  (P.)  La  Norv^ge  Litt^raire ;  8vo.,  Christiania,  1868. 
Bo  WEN  (H.  C.)  Descriptive  Catalogue  of  Historical  Novels  and  Tales ;  8vo., 

London,  1882. 
BowKER  (R.  R.)  and  Solbbro  (T.)  Copyright :  its  Law  and  its  Literature, 

with  a  Bibliogiaphy  of  Books  on  Copyright ;  4to.,  1886. 
BowKEB  (R.  K.)  and  Iles  (G.)  Reader's  Guide  in  Economic  and  Political 

Science  :  8vo.,  New  York,  1891. 
Bradshaw  (Henry)  Classified  Index  of  the  Fifteenth  Century,  Books  in  the 

Collection  of  M.  J.  de  Meyer ;  8vo.,  London,  1870. 
Bbagge  (William)  Bibliotheca  Nicotiana ;  or,  a  Catalogue  of  Books  about 

Tobacco ;  4to.,  Birmingham,  1880. 
Brassbur  de  Bourbourgh  (E.  C.)  Biblioth^ue  Mexico-Guat^malienne ;  8vo., 

Paris,  1871. 
Breul  (C.  H.)  Bibliographical  Guide  to  the  Study  of  German  Literature;  8vo., 

London,  1895. 
Bridgman  (R,  W.)  Short  View  of  Legal  Bibliography  ;  8vo.,  London,  1807. 
Briscoe  (J.  P.)  The  Literature  of  Tim  Bobbin  [pseud,  i.e.  John  Collier]  a 
chronologically  arranged  list  of  ths  various  editions  of  the  writings  of  "  Tim  Bobbin ;" 
8vo.,  Nottingham,  1872. 
Briscoe  (J.  r.)  and  Kirk  (S.  J.)  Contribution  towards  a  Bibliography  of 

Hosiery  and  Lace ;  Bvo.,  Nottingham,  1896. 

British  Museum. — Catalogue  of  Books  in  the  Library  of  the  British  Museum, 

printed  in  England,  Scotland,  and  Ireland,  and  of  Books  in  English  printed  abroad,  to 

the  Tear  1640,  compiled  by  O.  Bullen ;  3  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1884. 

Reading  Room. — Catalogue  of  Authors,  A.-Z.;  Subject  Index,  A.-Z.,  2  vols. 

Reading  Room. — List  of  the  Books  of  Reference  in  the  Reading  Room,  by 

W.  B.  Rye  ;  8vo.,  1859,  2nd  edition,  8vo.,  1871 ;  8rd  edition  revised,  8vo.,  1889. 
Reading  Room. — List  of  Bibliographical  Works  in  the  Reading  Room  ;  Ist 

edition,  8vo.,  1880,  by  G.  W.  Porter;  2nd  edition,  8vo.,  1889,  by  G.  K.  Fortescue. 
Reading  Room. — Hand-List  of  Bibliographies,   Classified  Catalogues  and 

Indexes,  ^aced  in  the  Reading  Room,  by  G.  W.  Porter ;  8vo.,  1881. 
Reading  Room. — Catalogue  of  Books  placed  in  the  Galleries  in  the  Reading 

Room,  bj  G.  W.  Porter ;  2  vols.  8vo.,  1886.  i 
Subject  Index  of  the  Modern  Works  added  to  the  Library,  1880-5  (1886); 

1886-90  (1891);  1891-5  (1897),  by  G.  K.  Fortescue ;  3  vols.,  8vo. 
Guide  to  the  Printed  Books  exhibited  to  the  Public,  by  G.  Bullen  ;  8vo. ,  1887. 
Guide  to  the  Printed  Books  exhibited  in  the  King's  Library  [by  Richard 
Garnett];  8vo.,  1891. 


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Brinkman  (C.  L.)  Alphabetische  naamlijst  van  Boeken,  1887-94  ;  4  vols.,  8vo., 

Amsterdam, 
Brittbn    (James)   and  Bouloer  (G.  S.)  Biographical  Index   of  British   and 

Irish  Botanists ;  8vo.,  London,  1893. 
Brivois  (J.)  Bibliographie des  Ouvrafi;es Illustr^  du  XlXe.  Si^cle  ;  8vo.,  Paris, 

1888. 
Bronte  (C.)  Life  of  Charlotte  Bronte,  by  A.  Birrell,  with  Bibliography,  **  Great 

Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1887. 
Supplementary  Bronte  Bibliography,  by  Butler  Wood,  Bronte  Society,  1897. 
Brooke   (E.)   and  Rider  (J.)  Catalogue  of  Modern  Law  Books,  1788-1800; 

12mo.,  London,  1800. 
Brougham  (Lord)  Bibliographical  List  of  Lord  Brougham's  Publications,  ar- 
ranged in  chronological  order,  by  Olphar  Hamst,  (pseud,  i.e.  Ralph  Thomas) ;  8yo. 

London,  1878. 

Brown  (J.  D.)  Biographical  Dictionary  of  Musicians,  with  a  Bibliography  of 
English  writings  on  Music ;  8vo.,  Paisley,  1880. 
Guide  to  the  Formation  of  a  Music  Library ;  8vo.,  London,  1893. 
Brown  (J.  D. )  and  Stratton  (S.  S. )  British  Musical  Biography  :  a  dictionary 
of  musical  artists,  authors,  and  composers,  bom  in  Britain  and  its  Colonies ;  8vo., 
Birmingham,  1897. 
Brownino  (E.  B.)  Elizabeth  Barrett  Browning  and  her  scarcer  Works,  by  H. 

Buxton  Forman  ;  4to.,  London,  1896. 
Browning  (R.)  Bibliography  of  Robert  Browning,  1833-1881,  by  F.  J.  Fumivall 
(Browning  Society's  Papers)  ;  yol.  i.,  parts  1  and  2, 1881-2. 
The  Life  of  Robert  Browning,  by  William  Sharp,  with  Bibliography,  "  Great 

Writers";  8vo.,  London,  1890. 
Handbook  to  Robert  Browning's  Works,  by  Mrs.  A.  S.  Sutherland  Orr  (with 

Bibliography) ;  6th  edition,  8to.,  1894. 

Browning  Bibliography,  by  T.  J.  Wise,  AthencBum,  Aug.  11,  1894,  p.  193 ; 
Aug.  25, 1894,  p.  266  ;  Sept.  29, 1894,  p.  422  ;  Oct.  27,  1894,  p.  569  ;  Sept.  12, 1896,  p.  864  ; 
Sept.  26, 1896,  p.  418 ;  Oct.  24,  1896,  p.  664;  Nov.  28, 1896,  p.  768 ;  Dec.  26, 1896,  p.  906 ; 
Jan.  2, 1897,  p.  17.. 
Bibliography  of  the  Writings  in  Prose  and  Verse  of  Robert  Browning,  by  T. 
J.  Wise.    "  Literary  Anecdotes  of  the  Nineteenth  Century"  (W.  R.  NicoU  and  T.  J. 
Wise,  vol.  I.  (1895) ;  pp.  361-627. 
Browning  Cyclopedia,  by  Edward  Berdoe ;  8vo.,  London,  1897. 
Brunet  (J.  C.)  Manuel  du  Libraire  ;  6  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1860-5 ;  Supplement, 
2  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1878-80. 
Deschamps  (Pierre)  Dictionnaire  de  G^ographie  Ancienne  et  Moderne;  Sup- 
plement au  Manuel  du  Libraire  :  8vo.,  Paris,  1870. 
Brunet  (P.  G.  )  La  France  Litt^raire  au  XVe.  Si^cle  ou  Catalogue  raisonn^  des 
ouvrages  en  tout  genre  imprimis  en  langue  Fran^aise  jusqu'  a  1*  an  1500,  8vo.,  Paris,  1866. 
Brunn,  (Chr.  V. )  Bibliotheca Danica ;  3  vols. ,  Copenhagen,  1872-96.  Systematisk 

Fortegnelse  over  Den  Danske  Literatur,  1482-1880. 
Brydoes  (Sir  Egerton)  Censura  Literaria  ;  10  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1805-9;  2nd 
edition,  10  vols.,  8vo.,  1816. 
British  Bibliographer  ;  4  vols.,  8vo.,  1810. 
Restituta ;  or,  Titles,   Extracts,  and  Characters  of  Old  Books  in  English 

Literature  revived  *  4  vols.,  8vo.,  1814-16. 
Catalogue  of  the  Works  of  Sir  E.  Brydges ;  8vo.  [Geneva,  1831.]— See  under 
Lee  Priory  Press. 
BttcHBRSCHATZ  (H.)Der  Deutschen  National  Litteratur  ;  8vo.,  Berlin,  1854. 
BuMSTBAD  (George)  Specimen  of  a  Bibliography  of  Old  Books  and  Pamphlets 
illustrative  of  the  mug,  glass,  bottle,  the  R>ving  cup,  and  the  social  pipe ;  8vo.,  Diss, 
1886  [1884]. 

BuNYAN  (John)  Collation  of  the  different  editions  of  Bunyan's  Pilerim's  Pro- 
gress and  of  other  Bunyaniana  (Contributions  to  a  Catalogue  of  the  Lenox  Library,  New 
York,  No.  4) ;  8vo.,  1877,  &c. 
The  Life  of  John  Bunyan,  by  E.  Venables,  with  Bibliography,  "  Great 
Writers  f  8vo.,  London,  1888. 

Burbidoe  (E.)  Dictionary  of  Book  Collectors ;  Part  i.,  Cranmer,  8vo.,  1892. 

BuRE  (G.  F.  de)  Bibliographic  Instructive ;  ou  traits  de  la  connaissance  des 
livres  rares  et  singuliers,  7  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1763-8 ;  Supplement,  2  vols.,  1769. 


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BuRGOYNB  (F.  J.)  and  Ballingeb  (J.)  Books  for  Village  Libraries;  8vo., 

London,  1896. 
Burns  (R.)  Bibliotheca  Bumsiana. — Life  and  Works  of  Burns,  title-pages  and 
imprints  of  the  various  editions  in  the  private  library  of  J.  M'Kie ;  8vo.,  Kilmarnock,  1866 
The  Burns  Calendar:  a  Manual  of  Bumsiana,  Concise  Bibliography,  &c.; 

4to.,  Kilmarnock,  1874. 

Bibliography  of  Robert  Burns;  8vo.,  Kilmarnock,  1881  [preface  signed  J.  G.] 
Life  of  Robert  Burns,  by  J.  S.  Blackie,  with  Bibliography,  **  Great  Writers;" 

8vo.,  London,  1888. 
Annual  Burns  Chronicle  and  Club  Directory,  with  Bibliography  of  Robert 

Bums  ;  3  vols.,  8vo.,  Kilmarnock,  1892-4. 
Collection  of  Literary  Odds  and  Ends  relating  to  Robert  Burns,  by  John  D. 

Ross,  with  Bibliography ;  4to.,  1802-6. 
A  Primer  of  Bums,  by  W.  A.  Craigie,  with  Bibliography ;  8vo.,  1896. 
Byland  (J.)  The  Politician's  Guide,  containing  a  Catalogue  of  Political  Litera- 
ture :  8vo.,  London  [1884]. 
Catalogue  of  Patriotic  Literature  ;  8vo.,  London  [1884]. 
Byron  (Lord)  The  Life  of  Lord  Byron,  by  R.  B.  \V.  Noel,  with  Bibliography, 

"  Great  Writers  ;"  8vo.,  London,  1890. 
Cambridge. — Catalogue  of  Books  in  the  Free  Library,  Cambridge,  by  J.  Pink; 
8vo.,  1874  (list  of  books  relating  to  Topography  of  Cambridge). 
Catalogue  of  Books  printed  at,  or  relating  to,  the  University,  Town,  and 
County  of  Cambridge,  1521-1893,  by  Robert  Bowes ;  2  parts,  8vo.,  Camb.,  1894. 
Cam£RON  (J.)  Supplement  to  a  Bibliography  of  Scottish  Theatrical  Literature; 

Edinburgh,  1896. 
Campbell  (M.  F.  A.  G.)  Annales  de  la  Typographic  N^erlandaise  au  XVe. 

Si6cle ;  8vo.,  La  Haye,  1874  ;  Supplement,  La  Haye,  1878-90. 
Canada. — Morgan  (Henry  James)  Bibliotheca  Canadensis ;  or  a  Manual  of 
Canadian  Literature ;  8vo.,  Ottawa,  1867. 
Essai  de  Bibliographic  Canadienne,  by  P.  Gagnon  ;  8vo.,  Quebec,  1895. 
Carayon  (A.)  Bibliographic  Historique  de  la  Compagnie  de  J^sus;  4to.,  Paris, 

1864. 

Carlyle  (T.)    The  Bibliography  of,  1820-1881,  by  R.  H.  Shepherd;  8vo., 
London  [1881]. 
The  Life  of  Thomas  Carlyle,  by  R.  Garnett,  with  Bibliography,    «*  Great 
Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1887. 
Caspar  (C.  N.  )  Catalogue  of  Law  Books  ;  8vo. ,  Milwaukee,  1894. 
Castellani  (C.)  Early  Illustrated  Venetian  Printing,  1469-1523  ;  8vo.,  1895. 
Castle  (Egerton)  Schools  and  Masters  of  Fence,  from  the  Middle  Ages  to  the 
Eighteenth  Century  (Bibliography  of  Fencing),  new  edition  ;  8vo.,  London,  1892. 
Fencing,  by  W.  H.  Pollock,  with  complete  Bibliography  by  E.  Castle ;  Bad- 
minton Library ;  8vo.,  1893. 
Catalcoo  Collettivo  della  Libreria Italiana,  and  Index  ;  2  vols.,  Milan,  1891. 
Catalogue  of  Books  exclusively  relating  to  the  Church  of  Rome  ;  8vo.,  1829. 
Catalogue  of  Five  Hundred  Celebrated  Authors  in  Great  Britain,  now  living ; 

8vo.,  London,  1788. 
Catalogue  of  Modem  Works  on  Science  and  Technology ;  25th  edition,  8vo., 

London,  1896. 
Cave  (Alfred)  Introduction  to  Theology  ;  8vo.,  Edinburgh,  1886. 
Caxton  (W.)  The  Life  and  Typography  of  William  Caxton,  England's  First 
Printer,  by  William  Blades ;  2  vols.,  4to.,  London,  1861-8. 
The  Biography  and  Typography  of  W.  Caxton,  by  W.  Blades,  8vo.,  Lond., 

1877  ;  2nd  edition,  8vo.,  1882  [1881]. 
Catalogue  of  Books  printed  by  (or  ascribed  to  the  Press  of)  William  Caxton, 

by  William  Blades ;  8vo.,  London,  1865. 
How  to  tell  a  Caxton,  with  some  hints  where  and  how  the  same  might  be 

found,  by  William  Blades ;  8vo.,  London,  1870. 
Caxton  Celebration,  1877.    Catalogue  of  the  Loan  Collection  of  Antiquities, 

Ac. ;  8vo.,  London  [1877]. 
List  of  the  reproductions  of  the  Press  of  Caxton,  by  B.  H.  Beedham  ;  4to., 
Iowa,  1879. 


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Cerboti  (F.)  Bibliografia  di  Roma  medievale  e  moderna  ;  4to,  Rome,  1893,  &c. 

Cebvantes  (M.  de)  Don  Quixote,  by  John  Ormsby;  8vo.,  1885  (Bibliographical 
Appendices). 
Iconography  of  Don  Quixote,  1605-1895,  by  H.  S.  Ashbee;  4to.,  Lond.,  1895. 
Life  of  M.  de  Cervantes,  by  H.   E.    VVatts,   with  Bibliography,  "Great 

Writers;"  8vo.,  London,  1891. 
Life  of  M.  de  Cervantes  Saavedra,  by  James  F.  Kelly,  with  tentative  Biblio- 
^n^phy,  1686-1892;  8vo.,  1892. 

Ceylon. — List  of  Writers  on  Ceylon,  by  W.  Ferguson  ;  8vo.,  Colombo,  1886. 
Register  of  Books  printed  in  Ceylon  ;  4to.  Colombo,  1889,  &c. 

Chauceb  (G.)  The  Chronology  of  Chaucer's  Writings,  by  J.  Koch;  8vo.,  1890. 
The  Bibliography  of  Chaucer,  by  H.  B.  Wheatley  (Bibliographical  Society), 
London,  1894. 

Chevalieb  (U.)  Repertoire  des  sources  historiques  du  Moyen  Age;  vol.  i., 
8vo.,  Paris,  1877-86  ;  Supplement,  8vo.,  1888. 

Chesteb. — History  of  the  Ancient  City  of  Chester,  by  G.  Lee  Fen  wick,  with 
Bibliography ;  4to.,  Chester,  1896^ — See  under  Lancashire. 

CiCEBO. — View  of  the  English  Editions,  Translations,  and  Commentaries  of 
Marcvs  Tvllivs  Cicero  ;  Stettin,  1795. 
Notice  sur  1*  Edition  princeps  du  recueil  des  Giluvres  de  Ciceron ;  8vo.  [1820], 

CicoGNA  (E.  A.)  Bibliografia  Veneziana ;  4to.,  Venezia,  1885. 

Clabke  (Dr.  Adam)  Bibliographical  Dictionary  ;  6  vols.,  12mo.,  1802-4,  Liver- 
pool and  Manchester;  Supplement,  2  vols.,  12mo.,  1806. 
Concise  View  of  the  Succession  of  Sacred  Literature,  Chronological  Arrange- 
ment of  Authors  and  their  Works ;  2  vols.,  8yo.,  1830-2. 

Clabke  (H.  B.)  Spanish  Literature,  an  Elementary  Handbook,  &c.;  8vo., 
London,  1893. 

Clabke  (John)  Bibliotheca  Legum. — Complete  Catalogue  of  the  Common  and 
Statute  Law  Books  of  the  United  Kingdom ;  18mo,  London,  1819. 

Clabke  (R.  &  Co. )  Digest  of  Law  Publications,  being  a  Catalogue  of  American 
and  British  Law  Books;  8vo.,  Cincinnati,  1877. 

Clement  (D.)  Biblioth^ue  curieuse  histori(^ue  et  critique,  ou  Cataloge  raisonn^ 
de  livres  difficiles  k  trouver  ;  9  vols.,  ito.,  Gottmgen,  Hanover,  Leipsic,  1760-1760. 

CoBHAM  (C.  D.)  Attempt  at  a  Bibliography  of  Cyprus ;  8vo.,  Nicosia,  1894. 

Codman  (H.  S.)  List  of  Works  on  Landscape- Gardening;  4to.,  New  York,  1890. 

Cohen  (H.  )  Guide  de  T Amateur  de  Livres  a  Vignettes  et  a  Figures  du  XVIIIe. 
Si^cle ;  5th  edition,  8vo.,  Paris,  1886.— Supplement,  8vo.,  Amsterdam,  1890. 

CoLEBiDGE  (S.  T.)  Life  of  S.  T.  Coleridge,  by  T.  H.  H.  Caine,  with  Biblio- 
graphy, "Great  Writers  ;"  8vo.,  London,  1887. 
Bibliography  of  Coleridge  1794-1834,  by  R.  H.  Shepherd,    **  Notes  and 
Queries  "  May  11, 1895,  p.  361 ;  May  25, 1895,  p.  401 ;  June  8,  1895,  p.  448 ;  June  22, 1895, 
p.  482  ;  June  29, 1895,  p.  502. 

Collectanea  Anolo-Poetica  :  a  Bibliographical  and  Descriptive  Catalogue  of 

a  Collection  of  Early  English  Poetry,  by  Thomas  Corser ;  5  vols.,  small  4to.,  Chetham 

Society,  1860-80. 
Collett(W.  R.)  List  of  the  Early  Printed  Books  in  the  Library  of  Gonville 

and  CaJus  College,  Cambridge ;  8vo.,  Cambridge,  1850. 
Collieb  (J.  P. )  Extracts  from  the  Registers  of  the  Stationers'  Company  of 

works  entered  for  publication  between  1557  and  1570,  with  notes  by  J.  P.  C;  8vo.,  Lon- 
don, 1848. 
Bibliographical  and  Critical  Account  of  the  Rarest  Books  in  the  English 

Language ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  1865. 
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Bridgewater  House ;  4to.,  1877. 
Notes  on  the  Life  of  J.  P.  Collier,  by  H.  B.  Wheatley,  with  complete  list  of 

his  works  ;  12mo.,  London,  1884. 
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CoPYKiOHT. — Lexicographical  Index  of  Books  entered  at  Stationers'  Hall,  1842- 
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CoBDiEB  (H.)  Bibliotheca  Sinica  :  Dictionnaire  Bibliographique  des  ouvrages 
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Bibliographie  des  ouvrages  public  en  Chine  par  les  Europ^eus  au  XVTIe. 
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Cornwall. — Boase  (G.  C.)  and  Courtney  (W.  P.)  Bibliotheca  Cornubiensis  :  a 
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CoROMELAS. — See  Koromelas. 

CossA  (L.)  Guide  to  the  Study  of  Political  Economy  ;  8vo.,  London,  1880. 

Cotton  (Henry)  Typographical  Gazetteer;  8vo.,  Oxford,  1825;  2nd  edition, 

8vo,  Oxford,  1881 ;  2nd  series,  8vo.,  Oxford,  1866. 
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1850;  2nd  edition,  8vo.,  Oxford,  1852. 
Rhemes  and  Doway :  an  attempt  to  shew  what  has  been  done  by  Roman 

Catholics  for  the  Diffusion  of  the  Holy  Scriptures  in  English  ;  8vo.,  Oxford,  1855. 
Cotton  (W.  C.)  My  Bee  Book  ;  8vo.,  1842  (Bibliography  of  Bees). 
Cox  (R.)  Literature  of  the  Sabbath  Question  ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  Edinburgh,  1865. 
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CuNDALL  (Frank)  Bibliotheca  Jamaiceusis,  some  account  of  the  principal  works 
on  Jamaica  in  the  Library  of  the  Institute ;  8vo.,  Kingston,  Jamaica,  1895. 

CuNDALL  (Joseph)  On  Bookbindings,  Ancient  and  Modern,  with  Bibliography ; 
4to.,  1881. 

CusHiNO  (William)  Initials  and  Pseudonyms:  a  Dictionary  of  Literary  Dis- 
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Anonyms  :  a  Dictionary  of  Revealed  Authorship;  8vo.,  Camb.,  Mass.,  1889; 
2  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1890. 

Dansk  Boofortbonblsb,  1869-1878  ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  Kjobenavn,  1887-91. 

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Dabling  (James)  Cyclopasdia  Bibliographica  :  a  Library  Manual  of  Theological 
and  General  Literature,  and  Guide  to  Books  for  Authors,  Preachers,  Students,  and 
Literary  Men  ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  1850. 

Darwin  (C.)  The  Life  of,  by  G.  T.  Bettany,  with  Bibliography,  ** Great 
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Davidson  (J.  W.)  The  Living  Writers  of  the  South  ;  12mo,  New  York,  1869. 

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Defoe  (D.)  Daniel  Defoe  :  his  life,  and  recently  discovered  writings,  1716-1729, 
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De  Mobuan  (Augustus)  [Bibliography  of]  Arithmetical  Books ;  from  the  inven- 
tion of  Printing  to  the  present  time  ;  8vo.,  London,  1847. 
Denis  (F.),  P1N90N  (P.)  and  De  MARTONNE.-Nouveau  Manuel  de  Bibliographie 

Universelle  ;  Svo.,  Paris,  1857. 
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Devonshibe. — Davidson  (James)  Bibliotheca  Devoniensis  :  a  Catalogue  of  the 

Printed  Books  relating  to  the  County  of  Devon  ;  4to.,  Exeter,  1862 ;  Supplement,  1861 
Dbedge  (J.  I. )  Devon  Booksellers  and  Printers  in  the  17 th  and  loth  Centuries ; 
3  parts,  4to.,  Plymouth,  1885-87. 
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in  England  and  Scotland,  enlarged  on  Ames  and  Herbert;  4  vols.,  4to.,  1810-19. 
Bibliographical  Decameron;  3  vols.,  8vo.,  1817. 
Bibliotheca  Spenceriana  ;  4  vols.,  8vo.,  1814-15;  ^^Edes  Althorpianae ;  2  vols., 

8vo.,  1822. 
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forming  part  of  the  Cassano  Library  ;  8to.,  1823. 
Library  Companion ;  or,  the  Young  Man's  Guide  and  the  Old  Man's  Comfort 

in  the  Choice  of  a  Library ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  1824. 
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and  Latin  Classics,  Ac,  8vo.,  1827. 
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Reminiscences  of  a  Literary  Life,  with  Anecdotes  of  Books  and  of  Book  Col- 
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Bibliographical,  Antiouarian,  and  Picturesque  Tour  in  the  Northern  Counties 

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Bibliomania,  or  Book  Madness ;  2  parts,  8vo.,  1842 ;  another  edit.,  8vo.,  1876. 
Dickens  (C.)  Bibliography  of  the  Writings  of  Charles  Dickens,  by  James  Cook; 
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8vo.,  London,  1897. 

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by  C.  H.  Mayo ;  4to.,  London,  1885. 
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Galloupe  (F.  E.)  Index  to  Engineering  Periodicals,  1883-7;  8vo.,  Boston, 

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Gatfield  (George)  Guide  to  Printed  Books  and  Manuscripts  relating  to  English 

and  Foreign^  Heraldry  and  Genealogy  ;  8vo.,  London,  1892. 
Gee  (Edward)  Catalogue  of  all  the  Discourses  published  against  Popery  during 

the  reign  of  King  James  II. ;  4to.,  London,  1689 
Gee  (W.  H.)  Works  relating  to  Bookbinding;  4to.,  Oxford,  1880. 
Works  relating  to  the  History  of  Printing  ;  4to.,  Oxford,  1880. 
Geneva  Printing. — Favre  (G.)  Notice  surles  Livres  imprimis  a  Geneve  dans 

le  XVme  Sitele;  2nil  edition,  8vo.,  Oen^ve,  1855. 
Gaullieur  (E.  H. )  Etudes  sur  la  Typographic  Genevoise  XVe.  au  XlXe.  Sidles; 

8to.,  Geneve,  1855. 
Geography. — Review  of  British  Geographical  Work,  1789-1889,  Bibliography; 

8vo.,  London  (Royal  Geographical  Society),  1893. 
Gerrarb  (W.)  Bibliography  of  Guns  and  Shooting  ;  8vo.,  Westminster,  1895. 
Gibson  (J.  W. )  Bibliography  of  Shorthand  ;  8vo. ,  London,  1887. 
Gilbert  (H.  M.)  Catalogue  of  a  Collection  of  Books  on  Naval  Subjects  ;  4to., 

Southampton,  1895. 
GiLLOW  (Joseph)  Literary  and  Biographical  History  or  Bibliographical  Dic- 
tionary of  the  English  Catholics  ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1885,  Ac. 
GiRY  (A.)  Manuel  de  Diplomatique  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1894. 
Gladstone  (Right  Hon.  W.  E.)  Bibliography  of,  "Notes  and  Queries,"  Dec 

10,  24, 1892  ;  Jan.  7  and  21, 1893. 
Glasgow  Printing. — The  Brothers  Foulis  and  Early  Glasgow  Printing,  by  S. 

Ferguson  ;  8vo.,  London,  1889. 
Glass  (Henry  A.)  History  of  the  Metrical  Versions  of  the  Psalms  of  Great 

Britain  and  America  (with  Bibliography) ;  8vo.,  1888. 
Gloucestershire.  —  Collectanea  Glocestriensia  ;  or  a  Catalogue  of   Books, 

Tracts,  Prints,  Ac,  relating  to  the  County  of  Gloucester,  by  John  D.  Phelps;  8to., 

London,  1842. 
,  Hyett  (F.  A.)  and  Bazeley  (William)  The  Bibliographer's  Manual  of  Glouces- 
tershire Literature,  being  a  classified  Catalogue  of  Books,  Pamphlets,  &q.  ;  8to.,  Glouc, 

1894,  <fcc. 
GoEDEKE  (Carl)  Grundrisz  zur  Geschichte  der  deutschen  Dichtung;  5  vols.,  8vo., 

Dresden,  1884-93. 
Goethe  (J.   W.)  The  Life  of,  by  James  Sime,  with  Bibliography,    "Great 

Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1888. 
Goldsmith  (O.)  The  Life  of,  by  H.  A.  Dobson,  with  Bibliography,  "Great 

Writers;"  8vo.,  London,  1888. 
GoMME  (G.  L. )  Literature  of  Local  Institutions ;  12mo. ,  London,  1886. 
GouGH  (Richard)  British  Topography  ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1780. 
Go  wans  (William)  Catalogue  of  Books  on  Freemasonry  and  kindred  subjects; 

4th  edition,  8vo.,  1858. 
Graesel  (Dr.  A.)  Grundziige  der  Bibliothekslehre  ;  Leipzig,  1890. 

Manuel  de  Biblioth^conomie  ;  8vo. ,  Paris,  1897. 
Graessb  (J.  G.  T.)  Tr^sor  de  Livres  Rares  et  Pr^cieux;  Supplement,  7  vols., 

4to.,  Dresden,  1859-69. 
Grimaldi  (Alex.  B.)  Catalogue  of  Printed  Books,  Pamphlets,  Articles,  ftc, 

composed,  edited,  or  translated,  by  ifirriters  bearing  the  name  of  Grimaldi,  1498-188S ; 

8vo.,  London,  1883. 
Griswold  (W.  p.)  Discriptive  List  of  British  Novels ;  8vo.,  Camb.,  Mass.,  1891. 
Gross  (C.)  Bibliography  of  British  Municipal  History;  8vo.,  1897. 


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Grolibb  Club. — Catalogue  of  Early  Editions  of  some  of  the  Works  of  English 

Writers  from  Langland  to  Wither ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1893. 
Description  of  the  Early  Printed  Books  owned  by  the  Grolier  Club  ;  folio, 

New  York,  1895. 
Growoll  (A.)  a  Bookseller's  Library,  and  How  to  Use  it;  12mo.,  New  York, 

1891. 

Book  Trade  Bibliography  in  the  United  States  in  the  Nineteenth  Century; 
London,  1898. 

Guild  (Reuben  A.)  Librarian's  Manual:  a  Treatise  on  Bibliography,  com- 
prising a  List  of  Bibliographical  Works ;  4to.,  New  York,  1858. 

GuRNER  (H.  F.)  Books  on  the  Colonies;  2  parts,  8vo.,  Melbourne  (1878], 

Haas  (E.  A.  M.)  Catalogue  of  Sanskrit  and  Pali  Books  in  the  British  Museum; 
4to.,  London,  1876. 

Haebler  (Conrad)  The  Early  Printers  of  Spain  and  Portugal ;  4to.,  London 
(Bibliographical  Society),  1897. 

Haferkorn  (H.  E.  )  and  Heise  (P.)  Handy  Lists  of  Technical  Literature  ;  8vo., 
Milwaukee,  1889. 
Reference  Catalogue  of  Books  printed  in  English,  1880-1888. 

Hagenbach  (Karl)  Edited  by  Crooks  (George  R.)  and  Hurst  (J.  F.)  Library  of 
Biblical  and  Theological  Literature ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1884,  &c. 

Haig  (J.  D. )  List  of  Books  printed  in  England  prior  to  MDC.  in  the  Library 
of  the  Hon.  Society  of  King^  Inns  ;  8vo.,  Dablin,  1858. 

Hain  (Ludwig)  Repertorium  Bibliographicum  ;  2  vols.,  each  vol.  in  2  parts, 
8yo.,  Stuttgart,  1826-38.  Indices  by  Conrad  Burger,  1  vol.,  8to.,  Lipsise,  1891.  Supple- 
ment by  W.  A.  Copinger,  2  parts,  Svo.,  London,  1895-8. 

Halkett  (Samuel)  and  Laing  (John)  Dictionary  of  the  Anonymous  and  Pseu- 
donymous Literature  of  Great  Britain,  including  the  Works  of  Foreigners,  written  in, 
or  translated  into,  the  English  Language  ;  4  vols.,  8vo.,  Edinburgh,  1882-8. 

Hall  (F.)  Contribution  towards  an  Index  to  the  Bibliography  of  the  Indian 
Philosophical  Systems ;  Calcutta,  1859. 

Hall  (G.  S.  )  and  Mansfield  (J.  M. )  Hints  towards  a  Bibliography  of  Educa- 
tion ;  8vo.,  Boston,  Mass.,  1893. 

Haller  (A.  von)  Bibliotheca  Botanica,  2  torn.  4to.,  Tiguri,  1771-2;  Bibliotheca 
Chirurgica,  2  torn.  4to.,  Bemee  and  BasilesBj  1774-5 ;  Bibliotheca  Anatomica,  2  tom.  4to., 
Tiguri,  1774-7 ;  Bibliotheca  MedicinsB  Practicae,  ad  A,  1775,  4  tom.  4to.,  Bemse  &  Basileae, 
1776-88.    The  last-named  work  does  not  extend  further  than  1707. 

Halleb  (G.  E.  von)  Catalogue  raisonn^  des  auteurs  qui  ont  ^crit  sur  1'  histoire 
naturelle  de  la  Suisse ;  4to.  [Berne],  1777. 

Halliwell  (James  0.,  afterwards  HalUwell-Phillipps)  Brief  Notices  of  Bib- 
liographical Rarities,  in  [his]  Library ;  4to.,  London,  1855. 
Hand- List  of  the  Early  English  Literature  in  the  Douce  Collection  in  the 

Bodleian  Library ;  8vo.,  London,  1860. 
Hand-List  of  Early  English  Literature  preserved  in  the  Malone  Collection  in 

the  Bodleian  Library  ;  8vo.,  London,  1860. 
Dictionary  of  Old  English  Plays;  8vo.,  London,  1860. 
Dictionary  of  Misprints  found  in  Printed  Books  of  the  Sixteenth  and 

ScTenteenth  Centuries;  4to.,  Brighton,  1887. 
Halliwelliana :  a  Bibliography  of  the  Publications  of  J.  0.  Halliwell-Phillipps, 
by  Justin  Winsor :  8vo.,  CamD.,  Mass.,  1881.— See  under  Shakespeare  (W.) 

Halvorsen  (J.  B. )  Norsk Forfatter-Lexikon,  A-L.,  1814-1880;  8vo., Christiania, 

1885-92. 

Hampshibe. — List  of  Books  relating  to  Hanipshire  in  the  Library  at  Bramshill, 
collected  by  Sir  William  H.  Cope,  Bart.;  8vo.,  Wokingham,  1879. 
Gilbert  (H.  M.)  and  Godwin  (H.  N.)  Bibliotheca  Hantoniensis :  a  List  of 

Books  relating  to  Hampshire  ;  8to.,  Southampton,  1891. 
Supplementary  Hampshire  Bibliography,  by  Sumner  Wilson  (Hampshire 

Field  Club  Papers  and  Proceedings,  vol.  iii.,  part  3). 
Hampshire  Printing.— -Early  Hampshire  Printers,  by  F.  A.  Edwards  ;  8vo., 
Soutnampton  [1891]. 
Harcottbt  (L.  V.)  An  Eton  Bibliography  ;  8vo.,  London,  1898. 
Habdy  (T.  )  The  Art  of  Thomas  Hardy,  by  L.  Johnson  (with  Bibliography, 
1866*94,  by  John  Lane);  8to.,  London,  1894. 


Hamst  (Olphar,  pseud,  i.e.  Ralph  Thomas)  Handbook  of  Fictitious  Names ; 

8to.,  London,  1868. 
Swimming:  a  Bibliographical   List  of  Works   on  Swimming;  8vo.,   1868, 

8vo.  [1870J. 
Aggravating  Ladies  :  a  List  of  Works  published  under  the  pseudonym  of 

*Ta.  Lady ;"  8vo.,  London,  1880. 
Harrissb  (H.)  Bibliotheca  Americana  Vetustissima.     Description  of  Works 

relating  to  America,  1492-1551 ;  New  York,  1866 ;  additions,  Paris,  1872. 
Hart  (W.  H.)  Index  Expurgatorius  Anglican  us  ;  or  a  descriptive  catalogue  of 

the  principal  book^  printed  or  published  in  England  which  have  been  suppressed,  &c\ 

parts  1-5,  8to.,  London,  1872-8. 
Harting  (J.  E.)  Bibliotheca  Accipitraria.     Catalogue  of  Books,  Ancient  and 

Modem,  relatingto  Falconry  ;  8vo.,  1891. 
Hartshorne  (C  H.)  Book  Rarities  in  the  University  of  Cambridge  ;  Svo.,  1829. 
Harwood  (E.)  View  of  the  various  Editions  of  the  Greek  and  Roman  Classics; 

4th  edition,  12mo.,  1790. 
Hatin  (Eugene)  Bibliographic  Historique  et  Critique  de  la  Presse  Periodique 

Frangaise  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1866. 
Hawthorne  (N.)  Life  of,  by  M.  D.  Conway,  with  Bibliography,   "Great 

Writers  ;"  8vo.,  London  [1890]. 
Haym  (N.  F.)  Notizia  de'  libri  rari  nella  lingua  Italiana ;  8vo.,  Londra,  1726. 

Another  edition,  Biblioteca  Italiana,  o  sia  notizia  de'  Libri  Rari  nella  Lingua  Italiana, 

(fee;  4to.,  Venezia,  1728.    Another  edition,  4to.,  1741.    Another  edition,  edited  by  F. 

Giandonati ;  2  torn.  4to.,  Milano,  1771-3. 
Hazlitt  (William). — See  under  Ireland,  Alexander. 

Hazlitt  (W.  Carew)  Handbook  to  the  Popular,  Poetical,  and  Dramatic  Litera- 
ture of  O.  Britain,  from  the  Invention  of  Printing  to  the  Restoration ;  8to.,  Lond.,  1867. 
The  Roxburghe  Library ;  8  vols. ,  4to.  [London],  1868-70. 
Prefaces,  Dedications,  Epistles,  selected  from  Early  English  Books,  1540- 

1701 :  8vo.  [London,  1874]. 
Bibliographical  Collections  and  Notes  [on  Early  English  Literature],  1867-76, 

8vo.,  London,  1876  ;  Second  Series,  1474-1700,  8vo.,  1882 ;  Third  Series,  8vo.,  1887  ;  Third 

Series,  Supplements,  8vo.,  1889;  Third  Series,  2nd  Supplement,  8vo.,  1892. 
General  Index  to  Hazlitt's  Handbook  and  his  Bibliographical  Collections 

(1867-1889),  by  J.  G.  Gray  ;  8vo.,  London,  1893 
Heine   (H.)  The  Life  of,   by   William  Sharp,   with  Bibliography,    "Great 

Writers  ;"  8vo.,  London,  1888. 
Herbelot  (M.  de)  Biblioth^ue  Orientale  ;  6  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1781. 
Hebefurdshike. — Bibliotheca  Herefordiensis,  or  a  Descriptive  Catalogue  of 

Books,  Pamphlets,  Maps,  Prints,  <&c.,  relating  to  the  County  of  Hereford,  by  John 

Allen,  Jun.;  8vo.,  Hereford,  1821, 

Bibliographer's  Manual  of  Herefordshire  Literature,  by  Frederick  Bodenham; 
4to.,  Hereford,  1890. 

Herrmann  (C.  H.)  Bibliotheca  Orientalis  et  Linguistica;  8vo.,  Halle,  1870. 
Bibliotheca  Germanica,  1830-1876;  8vo.,  Halle,  1878. 

Heslop  (R.  O.)  Bibliographical  List  of  Works  illustrative  of  the  Dialect  of 
Northumberland  ;  8vo.,  London,  1896. 

Hidalgo  (D.)  Diccionario  General  de  Bibliografia  Espanola;  7  vols.,  8vo., 
Madrid,  1862-1881. 

HiLDEBURN  (C.  S.  R. )  List  of  the  Publications  issued  in  Pennsylvania,  1685- 
1759 ;  8to.,  Philadelphia,  1882.  List  of  the  Issues  of  the  Press  in  Pennsylvania,  1760- 
1769 ;  Svo.  [Philadelphia,  1883].  A  Century  of  Printing :  The  Issues  of  the  Press  in 
Pennsylvania,  1685-1784 ;  4to.,  Philadelphia,  1885,  Ac.  Printing  in  New  York  in  the 
Seventeenth  Century  (Bibliography  of  New  York  Press  in  the  Seventeenth  Century, 
James  G.  Wilson,  The  Memorial  History  of  the  City  of  New  York,  vol.  i.,  8vo.,  1892,  <fec.) 
Sketches  of  Printers  and  Printing  in  Colonial  New  York ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1895. 

HoARE  (Sir  R.  C. )  Catalogue  of  Books  relating  to  the  History  and  Topography 
of  England,  Wales,  Scotland,  and  Ireland ;  8vo.,  London,  1815. 

Hoe  (Richard  M.)  The  Literature  of  Printing  ;  8vo.,  London,  1877. 

Hoffmann  (S.  F.  W.  )  Bibliographisches  Lexicon  der  Litteratur  der  Griechen ; 
3  vols.,  8vo.,  Leipzig,  1888-45. 

HooABTH  (William)  William  Hogarth,  by  H.  A.  Dobson,  with  Bibliography; 
8vo.,  London,  1891 ;  new  edition,  8vo.,  London,  1898. 


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Horn  (F.  W.)  History  of  the  Literature  of  the  Scandinavian  North,  with 
Bibliography  of  the  important  books  in  the  English  language  relating  to  the  Scandin- 
avian Countries ;  8vo.,  Chicago,  1884  [18831 

HoRNE  (T.  H.)  Introduction  to  the  Study  of  Bibliography;  2  vols.,  8vo., 
London,  1814. 
Introduction  to  the  Critical  Study  and  Knowledge  of  the  Holy  Scriptures, 
3  vols ,  8vo.,  London,  1818-21  ;  10th  edition,  4  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1866,  with  Biblio- 
graphical List  of  some  of  the  Erditions  of  the  Holy  Scriptures  in  the  original  Languages, 
and  in  the  Ancient  Versions,  with  Notices  of  the  Apocryphal  Books  ;  vol.  iv.,  pp  667-750. 

HoRTis  (A.)  Catalogo  delle  opere  di  Francesco  Petrarca ;  4to.,  Trieste,  1874. 

HoRTON  (S.  Dana)  and  Jevons  (W.  Stanley)  Bibliography  of  Money. 

HouzEAU  (J.  C.)  Bibliographie  de  I'Astronomie  ;  8vo.,  Brussels,  1887,  &c. 

HuART  (C. )  Bibliographie  Ottomane,  Notice  des  livres  imprimes  k  Constantin- 
ople, 1880-1 ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1882. 

HtTBNBR  (Dr.  Emil)  Bibliographical  Clue  to  Latin  Literature,  edited  by  John 
E.  B.  Mayor ;  8vo.,  London  and  Cambridge,  1875. 

Hugo  (Victor)  The  Life  of,  by  F.  T.  Marzials,  with  Bibliography,  ''Great 
Writers;"  8vo., London,  1888. 

HuGUENGT  Refugees. — Bibliography  of  some  Works  relating  to  the  Huguenot 
Refugees ;  Huguenot  Society  of  London,  vol.  i.,  1886. 

HuNNEWELL  (J.  F.)   Bibliography  of  the  Hawaiian  Islands;  4to.,  Boston, 
Mass.,  1869. 
niustrated  Americana,  1493-1889  ;  4to.,  1890. 

Hunt  (Leigh). — See  under  Ireland  (Alexander). 
The  Life  of,  by  W.  C.  Monkhouse,  with  Bibliography,  "  Great  Writers ;" 
8vo.,  London,  1893. 

Hurst  (John  F. )  Bibliotheca  Theologica :  Select  and  Classified  Bibliography 
of  Theology  and  General  Religious  Literature ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1883. 

HUTH  (F.  H. )  Works  on  Horses  and  Equitation,  Bibliographical  Record  of 
Hippology ;  8vo.,  London,  1887. 

HuTTON  (Alfred)  Bibliographical  List  of  Works  affecting  the  Bayonet.  (Fixed 
Bayonets :  a  complete  system  of  fence  for  the  British  Magazine  Rifle ;  8vo.,  Lond.,  1890.) 

Index  Expurgatorius  :  an  Exact  Reprint  of  the  Roman  Index  Expurgatorius 
issued  in  1608 ;  8vo.,  Dub.,  1837. 

Index  Librorum  Prohibitorum,  Leonis  XIIL;  8vo.,  Rome,  1881-1894. 

India. — Index-Catalogue  of  Bibliographical  Works  (chiefly  in  the  English 
language)  relating  to  India,  by  F.  Campbell ;  8vo.,  London,  1897. 

Ireland. — O'Reilly  (E.)  Chronological  Account  of  Irish  Writers,  to  the  year 
1750,  witb  Descriptive  Catalogue  of  their  Works ;  4to.,  Dublin,  1820.  Index,  by  John 
O'Daly ;  Dublin,  1864. 

Bibliotheca  Hibernicana ;  or,  a  descriptive  Catalogue  of  a  select  Irish  Library, 

collected  for  the  Right  Hon.  Robert  Peel ;  8vo.,  Dublin,  1823. 
Specimens  of  National  Typography,  exhibiting  the  Execution  of  the  Press  of 

Ireland,  by  George  Folds  :  8vo.,  Duolin,  1833. 
Lists  of  Irish  Periodical  Publications  (chiefly  literary)  from  1729  to  the  pre- 
sent time,  by  John  Power  ;  4to.,  London  [1866]. 
History  of  Irish  Periodical  Literature,  by  R.  R.  Madden,  2  vols.,  8vo., 

London,  1867. 
Shirley  (E.  P.)  Catalogue  of  the  Library  at  Lough  Fea,  in  illustration  of  the 

History  and  Antiquities  of  Ireland ;  London,  1872. 
Contributions  towards  a  proposed  Bibliotheca  Hibemica,  by  B.  H.  Blsu^ker 

(Irish  Ecclesiastical  Gazette,  1876,  &c.) 
The  Poets  of  Ireland,  by  D.  J.  O'Donoghue ;  3  parts,  8vo.,  London,  1892-3. 
Ibbland  (Alexander)  [Chronological]  List  of  the  Writings  of  William  Ebizlitt, 

Leigh  Hunt,  and  Charles  Lamb  ;  8vo.,  London,  1868. 
ISLK  OF  Man. — Bibliotheca  Monensis :  a  Bibliographical  Account  of  Works 

relating  to  the  Isle  of  Man,  by  William  Harrison,  8vo.,  Douglas,  1861 ;  Manx  Society, 

vol.  8  (1868),  new  edition,  8vo.,  Douglas,  1876. 
Jackson  (B.  D.)  Guide  to  the  Literature  of  Botany;  8vo.,  London  (Index 

Society).  1881. 
Vegetable  Technology :  a  Contribution  towards  a  Bibliography  of  Economic 

Botany ;  8vo.,  London  (Index  Society),  1882. 


328  BIBLIOGRAPHICAL    WORKS   OF   RKFEKBNOE. 

Jacobi  (C.  T.)  On  the  Making  and  Issuing  of  Books ;  4to.,  London,  1891. 

Some  Notes  on  Books  and  Printing ;  8vo.,  London,  1892. 
Jacobs  (Joseph)  and  Wolf  (L.)  Bibliotheca  Anglo-Judaica  :  a  Bibliographical 

Guide  to  Anglo-Jewish  History  ;  8vo.,  London,  1888. 
Jacobson  (S.M.)  Bibliography  of  Foreign  Missions  (Encyclopaedia  of  Missions); 

vol.  1.,  8vo.,  1891. 
Jarcu  (D.)  Bibliografia  Chronologica  Romana^  1550-1873 ;  8vo. ,  Bucuresci,  1873 
Jeffebies  (R.  )  Richard  Jefferies,  a  Study,  by  H.  S.  §alt,  with  Bibliographical 

Appendix  ;  8vo.,  London,  1894. 
JiBECEK  (J.   K.)  Bibliographic  de  la  Litt^rature  Bnlgare,   1806-1870;  8vo., 

Bieha,  1872. 
Johnson  (J.)  Typographia  ;  or,  the  Printer's  Instructor ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  1824. 
Johnson  (Samuel)  The  Life  of,  by  F.  R.  C.  Grant,  with  Bibliography,  "Great 

Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1887. 
Chronological  List  of  Dr.  Johnson's  Works  (1735-1784).     BosweU's  Life  of 

Samuel  Johnson,  ll.d.,  edited  by  Percy  Fitzgerald  ;  8vo.,  London,  1897,  pp.  512-514. 
Jones  (Leonard  A.)  Index  to  Legal  Periodical  Literature;  8vo.,   Boston, 

Mass.,  1888. 
Jones  (Lynds  E.)  The  Best  Reading,  July,  1876— Jan.,  1882,  a  priced  and 
^       classified  Bibliography  of  the  most  important  English  and  American  publications  for 

the  five  years  ending  Dec.  81st,  1881 :  8vo.,  New  York,  1885.— See  under  Perkins,  F.  B. 
Kayseb  (C.    G.)   Deutsche   Biicherkunde  oder  alphabetisches  Verzeichniss, 

1750-1823  ;  2  Thiel.  8yo.,  Leipzig,  1825-7. 
Index  Locupletissimus  Librorum,  1750-1894 ;  Sach  Register  (1838),  28  ThieL 

4to.,  Leipzig,  1834-1896. 
Kayser  (G.  )  Bibliographic  Africaine ;  8vo.,  Bruxelles,  1887. 
Keats  (John)  The  Life  of,  by  W.  M.  Rossetti,  with  Bibliography,  **  Great 

Writers  ;"  8vo.,  London,  1887. 
Kbene  (C.  )  The  Work  of  Charles  Keene,  to  which  is  added  a  Bibliography  of 

the  books  of  Keene,  illustrated  by  W.  H.  Chesson  ;  4to.,  London,  1897. 
Kelly  (James)  The  American  Catalogue  of  Books  (Originals  and  Reprints) 

published  in  the  United  States,  1861-1871 ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  New  York,  1866-71. 
Kelmscott  Press. — See  under  Morris,  W. 
Keltie  (J.  8. )  The  Partition  of  Africa  (with  Bibliographical  appendix) ;  2nd 

edition,  8vo.,  London,  1895. 
Kent. — Bibliotheca  Cantiana :  a  Bibliographical  Account  of  what  has  been 

published  on  the  history,  topograph;^,  antiquities,  customs,  and  family  history,  of  the 

County  of  Kent,  by  John  Russell  Smith  ;  8vo.,  London,  1837. 
Ker VILER  (R. )  Essai  d'une  Bibliographic  Raisonn^e  de  1'  Academic  Frangaise ; 

8vo.,  Paris,  1877. 
Kipling  (Rudyard)  Bibliography  of  First  Editions  of  (New  York  Book  Buyer); 

November,  1896. 
KiTTO  (John)  Devonshire  Bibliography. — Bibliographical  List  of  the  Writings 

of  John  Kitto,  by  G.  C.  Boase  ;  4to.  [1883]. 
KoNiNCK  (A.  de)  Dictionnaire  des  Ecrivains  Beiges,  1830-1880;  2  vols.,  8vo., 

Bruxelles,  1886-92. 
KooPMAN  (Harry  Lyman,  a.m.)  The  Mastery  of  Books  :  Hints  on  Reading  and 

the  Use  of  Libraries,  with  classified  List  of  Books ;  8vo.,  New  York  :  American  Book  Co. 
KoROMiLAS  (D.  A.)  Catalogue  raisonn^  des  livres  publics  en  Gr^ce,  1868-1872; 

2  parts,  8vo.,  A  thanes,  1873-8. 
Kraft  (J.  E.)  Norsk  Forfatter-Lexicon,  1814-1856  ;  8vo.,  Christiana,  1863. 
Kristeller  (P. )  Early  Florentine  Woodcuts,  with  an  annotated  list  of  Floren- 
tine illustrated  books ;  2  vols.,  4to.,  London,  1897. 
Lacombb  (P. )  Bibliographic  Parisienne.  Tableaux  de  moeurs,  1600-1880  ;  8vo., 

Paris,  1887  [1886]. 
Lacroix  (P. )  Bibliographie  Moli^resque ;  8vo. ,  Paris,  1875. 
Laing  (D.)  Notices  of  David  Laing,  by  Thomas  G.  Stevenson;  4to.,  Edinburgh, 

1878  (with  chronological  list  of  the  various  publications  issued  under  his  editorial  superin- 
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Laire  (F.  X. )  Lidex  Librorum  ab  inventa  Typographia  ad  annum  15CM) ;  S  torn. 

8yo.,  Senonis,  Paris,  1791-2.  / 


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Lamb  (Charles). — See  under  Ireland,  Alexander. 

The   Liambs :  their  Lives,  their  Friends,  and  their  Correspondence,  by 
W.  Carew  Hazlitt ;  8vo^  London,  1897. 
Lambert  (O.)  Angling  Literature  in  England  ;  8vo.,  London,  1881. 
Lancashire. — Lancashire  Library:  a  Bibliographical  Account  of  the  Books  on 
Topography,  Biography,  Science,  and  miscellaneous  Literature  relating  to  the  County 
Palatine,  &c.,  by  Henry  Fish  wick  ;  4to.,  1875. 
List  of  Lancashire  Authors,  with  brief  Biographical  and  Bibliographical 

Notes,  by  C.  W.  Sutton ;  8vo.,  Manchester,  1876. 
Bibliotheca  Laucastriensis :  a  Catalogue  of  Books  on  the  Topography  and 
Genealogy  of  Lancashire,  with  an  Appendix  of  Cheshire  Books  ;  small  4to.,  Manchester, 
1893  and  189S. 
Lancetti  (V. )  Pseudonimia,  ouvero  tavole  alphabetiche  de*  nomi  finti  supposti 

degliscrittori ;  8yo.,  Milano,  1836. 
Lang  (A.)  Catalogue  of  a  Library,  chiefly  the  Writings  of  Andrew  Lang ;  4to., 

C.  M.  Falconer,  Dundee,  1898. 
Langlois  (Ch.  V.)  Manuel  de  Bibliographic  Historique  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1896,  &c. 
Lawley  (G.  T.)  Bibliography  of  Wolverhampton  ;  4to.,  Bilston,  1890. 

History  of  Bilston  (with  Bibliography);  8vo.,  Bilston,  1893. 
Lee  (Principal)  Memorial  for  the  Bible  Societies  in  Scotland;  2  vols,  in  1, 

8vo.,  1824-6. 

Lee  Priory  Press. — Warwick  (John)  Catalogue  of  all  the  Works  printed  at 

the  private  press  at  Lee  Priory  in  Kent,  July,  1813— Jan.,  1823.    A  Catalogue  of  other 

works  written  or  edited  by  Sir  E.  Brydges ;  8to.  [Geneva  1824].    Reprinted  from  the 

London  edition  of  1823. 
Leech  (John)  List  of  Works  containing  illustrations  by  John  Leech  (by  C.  E. 

S.  Chambers);  8vo.,  1892. 
Lbora VD  (!£. )  Bibliographic  Hell^niq^ue,  ou  description  raisonn^e  des  ouvrages 

publics  par  des  Grecs  au  dix-septi^me  si^cle ;  8vo.,  Pans,  1894,  <&c. 
Leipstc  Printing.  —  Leich  (J.  H. )  De  origine  et  Incrementis  Typographiae 

Lipsiensis ;  4to.,  Lipsise  [1740] ;  a  list  of  books  printed  at  Leipsic  in  the  15th  Century. 
Lemoine  (H.)  Typographical  Antiquities.     History,  Origin,  and  Progress  of 

the  Art  of  Printing,  with  Chronological  Lists  of  eminent  Printers  in  England,  Scotland, 

and  Ireland ;  also  an  .  .  .  accurate  list  of  every  Publication  issued  from  the  Walpolean 

Press  established  at  Strawbeny  Hill;  12mo.,  London,  1797. 
Le  Petit  (Jules)  Bibliographic  des  principales  Editions  originales  d'  6crivains 

Franoais  du  XVe.  au  XVIIIe.  Si^cle ;  8to.,  Paris,  1888. 
Lb  Petit  (Theodore)  Litt^rature  Contemporaine.  Precis  classique  de  la  litt^ra- 

ture  Fran9aise  au  XVIIIe.  et  au  XlXe.  Si^cle ;  8vo.,  Paris  [1874]. 
Lessing  (G.  E. )  The  Life  of,  by  T.  W.  H.  RoUeston,  with  Bibliography,  "Great 

Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1889. 
Letpoldt  (F.  )  American  Catalogue.     Author  and  Title  Entries  of  Books  in 

Print  and  for  Sale  (including  Reprints  and  Importations) ;  4  vols.,  4to.,  New  York,  1880-91 
LiDDBRDALE  (T.  W.)  Catalogue  of  the  Books  printed  in  Iceland,  1578-1800,  in 

the  Library  of  the  British  Museum ;  folio,  1885. 
Catalogue  of  Editions  of  Edda  arranged  Chronologically  ;  folio. 
Lincoln  (Abraham)  Memorial  Lincoln   Bibliography,   by  A.  Boyd ;  8vo., 

Albany  1870. 
Lincolnshire. — Lincolnshire  Topography ;  Supplement  to  Catalogue  of  the 

Lincoln  Library  ;  pp.  266-286,  8 vo.,  Lincoln,  1845. 
Lindsay  (J.  L.)  [Earl  of  Crawford]  Bibliotheca  Lindesiana :  Hand  list  to  the 

early  eds.  of  Greek  and  Latin  writers  of  ancient  and  mediaeval  times  ;  8vo.,  Lond.,  1885. 

Bibliotheca  Lindesiana.  Catalogue  of  Chinese  Books  and  MSS. ;  4to.,  1895. 

LiNNSTROM  (H.)  Svenskt  Boklexikon,  1830-1865;  2  vols.,  4to. , Stockholm,  1883-4 

List  of  Early  American  Imprints  [1643-1700] ;  8vo.  (Massachusetts  Historical 

SocietyX  Cambridge,  Mass.,  1895. 
List  of  Early  English  Printers  and  Books ;  8vo.,  London,  1880. 
List  of  English  Booksprinted  not  later  than  the  Year  1600 ;  8vo. ,  1878. 
Llewelyn  (Thomas)  Historical  Account  of  the  British  or  Welsh  Versions  and 

Editions  of  the  Bible ;  8vo.,  London,  1768 
Look  (A.  G.)  Qold  :  a  Bibliography;  8vo.,  London,  1882. 


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LoFTiK  (W.  J.)  A  Century  of  Bibles,  1611-1711 ;  8vo.,  London,  1872. 
Longfellow  (H.  W.)  The  Life  of,  by  E.  S.  Robertson,  with  Bibliography, 

••  Great  Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1887. 
LoBENZ  (Otto)  Catalogue  G^n^ral  de  la  Librairie  Fran9ai8e,  1840-1890  ;  12  vols. 

8vo.,  Paris,  1867-96 ;  vols.  vii.  and  viii.,  Index  vols.,  1840-1875. 
LovETT  (Richard)  The  Printed  English  Bible,  1525-1885  ;  8vo.,  1894. 

Lowe  (Robert  W. )  Bibliographical  Account  of  English  Theatrical  Literature ; 

8vo.,  London,  1888  [1887]. 
Lowndes  (William  T.)  Bibliographer's  Manual  of  English  Literature  ;  4  vols., 

8vo.,  London,  1834.;  new  edition  by  Henry  G.  Bohn,  6  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1857-64 ;  another 

edition,  6  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1869  (a  stereotype  reprint  of  the  preceding). 
Lubbock  (Sir  John)  Hundred  Hooks  ;  8vo.,  London,  1891,  &c^ 
LucKOMBB  (P. )  Concise  Hist,  of  the  Origin  and  Progress  of  Printing  ;  8vo. ,  1770. 

History  and  Art  of  Printing ;  2  parts,  8vo.,  London,  1771. 
LuDEWiG  (H.  E.)  Literature  of  American  Local  History ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1846. 
LuzAC  &  Co.  Bibliographical  List  of  Books  on  Africa  ;  12mo.,  London,  1892. 
M.   (Di  G.)  Dizionario  di  Opere  Anonime  e  Pseudonime,  Milano,    1848-59; 

Supplemento  (G.  Passano),  Ancona,  1887. 
MacBain  (J.  M. )  Bibliography  of  Arbroath  Periodical  Literature  and  Political 

Broadsides ;  8to.,  1889. 
McCuLLOCH  (J.  R.)  Literature  of  Political  Economy  ;  8vo.,  1845. 
MacKenna  (V.) — See  under  Vicuna  MacKenna. 

Macray  (W.  D.)  Manual  of  British  Historians  to  a.d.  1600  ;  8vo.,  Lond. ,  1845. 
Madge  (S.)  Bibliography  of  Bells  (Moulton  Church  and  its  Bells);  8vo.,  1895). 

Maidment  (J.)  Bibliographical  List  of  the  various  publications  by  J.  M.,  1817- 

1859,  by  T.  G.  Stevenson  ;  8vo.,  Edinburgh,  1859. 
Maire  (Albert)  Manuel  Pratique  du  Biblioth^caire  ;  8vo. ,  Paris,  1896. 
Maitland  (Dr.  S.  R.)  List  of  some  of  the  Early  Printed  Books  in  the  Archi- 

episcopal  Library  at  Lambeth;  8vo.,  London,  184S. 
Index  of  English  Books  printed  before  the  Year  MDC,  now  in  the  Archi- 

episcopal  Library  at  Lambeth;  8vo.,  London,  1845. 
Maittaire  (Mich.)  Annales  Typographici  ab  artis  invents;  oriffine  ad  annum 

MD.  [and  continued  thence  to  1684];  5  tom.,  4to.,  Hagse  Oomitum  Amstelodami,  Londini, 

1719-41. 
Historia  Typographorum  aliquot  Parisiensium  vitas  et  libros  completens ; 

2  vols.,  8vOy  London,  1717. 
Denis  (J.  N.  C.  M. )  Annalium  Typographicorum  Michaelis  Maittaire  Supple- 

mentum;  4to.,  1789. 
Malcolm  (J.  P.)  Lives  of  Topographers  and  Antiquaries  who  have  written 

concerning  the  Antiquities  of  England ;  4to.,  London.,  1816,  with  complete  list  of  their 

works. 
Malcom  (H.)  Theological  Index  :  References  to  the  principal  works  in  every 

department  of  Religious  Literature  ;  8vo.,  Boston,  Mass.,  1868. 
Maltzahn  (W.  von)  Deutscher  Biicherschatz  des  sechszehnten ;  8vo.,  Jena, 

1875  [1878-5]. 
Manne  )E.  D.  de)  Nonveau  Dictionnaire  des  Ouvrages  Anonymes  et  Pseudon- 

ymes ;  8vo.,  Lyon,  1868. 
Manning  (H.  E.  ,  Cardinal)  Cardinal  Manning,  by  A .  W.  Hutton,  with  Biblio- 
graphy ;  8vo.,  1892. 
Manwaring  (E.)  Historical  and  Critical  Account  of  Classic  Authors  in  Poetry 

and  History ;  8Ta,  London,  1787. 
Marchmont  (F.)  Cfoncise  Handbook  of  Ancient  and  Modern  Literature,  issued 

either  anonymously,  under  Pseudonyms  or  Initials ;  8yo.,  London,  1896. 
Marrtat    (F.)    The  Life  of,  by   D.    Hannay,   with  Bibliography,   "Great 

Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1889. 
Marshall  (Dr.  G.  W.)  Genealogist's  Guide  to  Printed  Pedigrees ;  8vo.,  Lend., 

1879;  8vo.,  Guildford,  Surrey,  1898. 
Martin  (Benj.)  Bibliotheca  Technologica ;  or,  Philological  Library  of  Literary 

Arts  and  Sciences  ;  8vo.,  1790. 
Martin  (John)  Bibliographical  Catalogue  of  Books  privately  printed  ;  2  vols., 

4to.,  London,  1884  ;  2nd  edition,  1  voL,  8vo.,  London,  1854. 


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l^ARViN  (J.  G.)  Legal  Bibliographv,  or  a  Thesaurus  of  American,  English, 
Irish,  and  Scotch  Law  Books ;  8vo.,  Philadelphia,  1847. 

Mary,  Queen  of  Scots. — BilDliographv  of  Works  relating  to  Mary,  Queen  of 

Scots,  1544-1700,  by  John  Scott ;  4to.,  Edinburgh  Bibliographical  Society,  1896. 
Maskell  ( Vy. )  Catalogue  of  Books  used  in  or  relating  to  the  Public  Services 

of  the  Church  of  England  during  the  Sixteenth  and  Seventeenth  Centuries ;  sm.  4to.,  1845. 
Matthews  (J.  B.)  Introduction  to  the  Study  of  American  Literature  ;  12  mo., 

London,  1896 
Maurice  (F.  D.)  Bibliography  of,  by  G.  T.  Gray  ;  8vo.,  1885. 
Maurice  (J.  F. )  War :  with  an  Essay  on  Military  Literature  and  List  of  Books; 

8vo.,  London,  1891. 
Maxwell  (W.  H.)  Catalogue  of  Modern  Law  Books,  British  and  Colonial ; 

8vo.,  London,  1895. 
Mat  (Gustave)  Bibliography  of  Electricity  and  Magnetism,  1860-1883;  8vo., 

London,  1884. 
Mayor  (John  B. )  Guide  to  the  Choice  of  Classical  Books ;  3rd  edition,  8vo. , 

London,  1885  ;  New  Supplement,  1879-1896,  8yo.,  1896. 
Medina  (J.  T.)  Bibliotneca  Americana ;  4to.,  Santiago,  1888. 
La  Imprenta  en  Lima,  1584-1810;  8vo.,  Santiago,  1890. 
Bibliografid  de  la  Imprenta  en  Santiago  ;  4to.,  Santiago,  1891. 
Historia  y  Bibliografia  de  la  Imprenta  en  la  America  Espanola ;  2  parts, 

folio,  1892. 
La  Imprenta  en  Mexico,  1539-1810  ;  8vo.,  Sevilla,  1893. 
M^LY  (F.  de)and  Bishop  (E.  )  Bibliographie  G^n^rale  des  Inventaires  Imprimis; 

2  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1896. 
Mendez  (F.  )  Typographia  Espanola,  6  Historia  de  la  introduccion,  propagacion 

y  progresos  del  Arte  ae  la  Imprenta  en  Espana,  vol.  i.,  4to.,  Madrid,  1796;  segunda 

edicion  por  Don  D.  Hidalgo,  8vo.,  Madrid,  1861. 

Mendham  (Joseph)  An  Account  of  the  Indexes,  both  prohibitory  and  expurga- 

tory,  of  the  Church  of  Rome  ;  Svo.,  1826. 
An  Index  of  Prohibited  Books  ;  8vo.,  1840. 
Meredith  (G.)  George  Meredith,  some  Characteristics,  by  R.  Le  Gallienne, 

with  Bibliography;  8vo.,  London,  1890. 
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2  vols.,  8vo.,  Amsterdam,  1884  [1884-1898]. 
Mezhov  (B.  H.)  Katalog  Russkim  Knigam,  1825-1876;  5  parts,  8  vo.,  St. 

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Phillipps,  Bart.,  between  1817  and  September,  1858 ;  folio  [1858]. 
Mill  (J.  S.)  The  Life  of,  by  W.  L.  Courtney,  with  Bibliography,  "Great 

Writers;"  8vo.,  London,  1889. 
Milton  (John)  The  Life  of,  by  R.   Gamett,   with  Bibliography,  **  Great 

Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1890  [1889]. 
MoBius  (T. )  Catalogus  Librorum  Islandicorum  et  Norvegicorum  ^tatis  Mediae, 

8vo.,  Lipsiae,  1856 ;  Verzeichniss  der  Altnordischen  Literatur,  1856-79,  8to.,  Leipzig,  1880. 
M6LLEND0RFF  (P.  G.,  and  0.  F.  Von.)  Manual  of  Chinese  Bibliography  ;  8vo., 

Shanghai,  1876. 
Monmouthshire. — Bibliography,  by  W.  Haines,  Oswestry. 
MoNOD  (G. )  Bibliographe  de  1'  Histoire  de  France  ;  Svo. ,  Paris,  1888. 
MoRELLi  (J. )  Bibliotheca  M.  Pinelli  ....  descripta  et  annotationibus  illus- 

trata  ;  6  vols.,  8vo.,  Venetiis,  1787. 
MoRisoN  (James)  Bibliotheca  Sacra. 
Morris  (John  G. )  Bibliotheca  Lutherana  -  a  Complete  List  of  the  Publications 

of  all  the  Lutheran  Ministers  in  the  United  States ;  12mo.,  Philadelphia,  1876. 
Morris  (William) — ^Kelmscott  Press. — Complete  Bibliography,  Bookselling , 

Christmas,  1895. 
The  Books  of  William  Morris  described,  by  H.  B.  Forman  ;  8vo.,  Lond.,  1897 
The  Art  of  William  Morris,  by  A.  Vallance,  with  a  Classified  Bibliography, 

by  Temple  Scott ;  folio,  1897. 
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William  Morris,  his  Art,  his  Writings,  and  his  Public  Life,  a  Record  by 
A.  Vallance ;  4to.,  London,  1897.  (Appendix  i.,  Chronological  List  of  the  Printed 
Works  of  W.  Morris,  1856-1897 ;  Appendix  ii.,  Publications  of  the  Kelmscott  Press,  1891-7) 
Note  by  William  Morris  on  his  Aims  in  founding  the  Kelmscott  Press; 
together  with  a  Short  Description  of  the  Press  by  S.  C.  Cockerel!,  and  an  Annotated 
List  of  the  Books  printed  thereat ;  8vo.,  Hammersmith,  1898. 

MoscHZisKEB  (F.  A.)  Guide  to  German  Literature ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  Lond.,  1850. 

Moss  (Joseph  William)  Manual  of  Classical  Bibliography ;  2  vols.,  Svo.,  Lond., 
1825  ;  2nd  edition,  2  vols.,  8vo.,  Lond.,  1837. 

MouiiE  (Thomas)  Bibliotheca  Heraldica  Maffna*  Britannis :  an  Analytical 
Catalogue  of  Books  on  Genealogy,  &c.;  4to.,  London,  1822. 

MuLLEB. — Essay  towards  a  General  View  of  the  Literature  of  Ship-Building ; 
8vo.,  1791-2. 

MuBDOCH  (J.)  Christian  Literature  in  China ;  8vo.,  Shanghai,  1882. 

MuTHEB  (Richard)  History  of  Modern  Painting  (bibliography);  8vo.,  London, 
1806,  &e. 

Namub  (P.)  Bibliographic  pal^ographico-diplomatico-bibliologique  g^n^rale; 
2  vols.,  8vo.,  Liege,  1888. 

Neale  (Richard)  Medical  Digest,  1840-1890  ;  3rd  edition,  8vo.,  Lond.,  1891 ; 
Appendix,  1891-5,  8vo.,  1895. 

[Negus,  Samuel]  Compleat  and  private  List  of  all  the  Printing  Houses  in  and 
about  the  Cities  of  London  and  Westminster ;  8vo.,  London,  1724. 

Newcastle  Pbinting. — Hand  List  of  Newcastle  Printed  Books,  1639-18<X),  by 
W.  Peddie  and  R.  Welford. 

New  Memoibs  of  Litebatube  :  an  Account  of  New  Books  printed  at  Home 
and  Abroad  ;  4  vols,  in  2,  8vo.,  London,  1725-6. 

Newton  (Sir  Isaac)  Bibliography  of  the  Works  of,  by  G.  J.  Gray  ;  8vo.,  Cam- 
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New  Zealand. — Carter  (C.  R.)  Catalogue  of  books  on  or  relating  to  New  Zea- 
land :  8vo.,  London,  1887. 
Davis  (James  D.)  Contribution  towards  a  Bibliography  of  New  Zealand; 

Svo.,  Wellington,  New  Zealatfd,  1887. 
C.  (J.)  The  Literature  relating  to  New  Zealand,  a  Bibliography;  8vo., 

Wellington,  N.Z.,  1889. 
Boose  (James  R. )  Brief  Reference  to  the  Literature  relating  to  New  Zealand 
(Crozet's  Voyage  to  Tasmania);  Svo.,  1891. 

Nichols  (J.  G.)  London  Pageants.  Bibliographical  List  of  Lord  Mayors' 
Pageants  :  8vo.,  London,  1831.    Another  edition,  8vo.,  London,  1837. 

NicoLSON  (William)  English  Historical  Library,  3  parts,  8vo.,  Lond.,  1696-9; 
2nd  edition,  folio,  London,  1714 ;  Scottish  Historical  Librarv,  Svo.,  1702 ;  Irish  Histori- 
cal Library,  Svo.,  Dublin,  1724 ;  English,  Scotch,  and  Irish  Libraries,  3id  edition,  3  parts, 
folio,  London,  1736  ;  new  edition,  3  parts,  4to.,  London,  1776. 

Nodal  (J.  H. )  and  Milneb  (George)  Bibliography  of  County  Dialects. 

Norfolk. — Descriptive  Catalogue  of  the  Books  in  the  Library  of  John  Holmes, 
with  notices  of  authors  and  printers ;  5  vols.,  Svo.,  Norwich,  1828-1840. 
The  Norfolk  Topographer's  Manual,  by  Samuel  Woodward,  W.  C.  Ewing, 

and  Dawson  Turner ;  8vo.,  London  and  Norwich,  1842. 
Bibliotheca  Norfolciensis :  a  Catalogue  of  Writings  of  Norfolk  Men  and  of 

Works  relating  to  Norfolk  in  the  Library  of  J.  J.  Colman ;  Norwich,  1896. 
Index  of  Norfolk  Topography,  by  Walter  Rye,  Index  Society  (vol.  x.),  4to., 
1881 ;  Index  to  Norfolk  Pedigrees,  by  Walter  Ryo,  4to.,  Norwich,  1896. 

Northamptonshire. — Bibliotheca  Northantonensis  :  Bibliographical  Account 
of  what  has  been  Written  or  Printed,  relating  to  the  History,  Topography,  Antiquities, 
Family  History,  Customs,  Ac,  of  Northamptonshire,  by  John  Taylor. 

Nottinghamshire. — Collections  towards  the  History  of  Printing  in  Notting- 
hamshire, by  S.  F.  Creswell;  4to.,  London,  1868. 
Descriptive  Catalogue  of  Books  relating  to  Nottinghamshire  in  the  Library 
of  Mr.  James  Ward ;  8yo.,  Nottingham,  1892. 

0*  (J.  D.)  Some  French  Bibliographies ;  8vo.,  London,  1881. 

0*Callaohan  (E.  B.)  List  of  Editions  of  the  Holy  Scriptures  and  parts  thereof, 
printed  in  America  preyioos  to  1860 ;  4to.,  Albany,  1861. 


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Brussels,  1854. 

Oldys  (W.)  British  Librarian,  exhibiting  a  compendious  Review  or  Abstract  of 
oar  most  scarce,  useful,  and  valuable  Books  in  all  Sciences,  as  well  in  Manuscript  as  in 
Print ;  8vo.,  1738. 

Omab  Khayyam.— Rubdiyat  of,  Edward  Fitzgerald's  version,  edited  by  N.  H. 
Dole,  wifch  Bibliographies  ;  2  vols.,  Bvo.,  London,  1896. 

Orkney  and  Shetland.— B.  (W.  B.)  List  of  Books  and  Manuscripts  relating 
to  Orkney  and  Shetland  ;  8vo.,  Kirkwall,  1847. 
List  of  Books  and  Pamphlets  relating  to  Orkney  and  Shetland,  by  J.  W. 
Cnrsiter ;  8vo.,  Kirkwall,  1894. 

Orme  (William)  Bibliotheca  Biblica  :  a  Select  List  of  Books  on  Sacred  Litera- 
ture ;  8vo.,  Edinburgh,  1824. 

Ottino  (G.  )  Bibliotheca  Bibliographica  Italica  ;  8vo. ,  Rome,  1889. 

Ottino  (G.)  and  Fumagalli  (G.)  Bibliotheca  Bibliographica  Italica;  8vo., 

Roma,  1889-1893. 
Oxford  Printing. — The  Early  Oxford  Press :  a  Bibliography  of  Printing  and 

Publishing  afc  Oxford  "  1468"-1640.  by  F.  Madan  ;  8vo.,  Oxford,  1895. 
Page  (W.  G.  B.)  Bibliography  of  Hull,  1680-1 ;  8vo.,  Hull,  1883. 
Pages  (L.)  Bibliographic  Japonaise  ;  4to.,  Paris,  1859. 
Palmer  (E.  H.)  and  Rost  (K.)  Triibner's  Collection  of  Simplified  Grammars  of 

the  principal  Asiatic  and  European  Languages ;  8vo.,  London,  1882,  Ac. 
Panzer  (G.  W.(  Annales  Typoeraphici  ad  annum  MD.  (ad  annum  MDXXXVL 

continuati);  11  vols.,  4to.,  Norimbergse,  1793-1803 ;  with  Supplements  and  Indexes. 
Paris  Printing. — Bibiiographia  Parisina,  hoc  est,  Catalogus  omnium  Llbrorum 

Parisiis,  MDCL.,,  by  L.  Jacob ;  small  4to.,  Paris,  1651. 
Maittaire  (M.)  Historia  Typographorum  aliquot  Parisiensium  eorum  vitas  et 

libros  complectens ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  Londini,  1717. 
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View  of  the  Early  Parisian  Greek  Press,  by  Wm.  P.  Greswell ;  2  vols.,  8vo., 

Oxford,  1833. 
Parsons  (Frank),  Crawford  (F.  E.)  and  Richardson  (H.  T.)  The  World's 

Best  Books,  a  Key  to  the  Treasury  of  Literature  ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1876. 
Passano  (G.)  Novellieri  Italiani  in  Prosa,  8vo.,   Milano,   1864;  Novellieri 

Italian!  in  Verso,  8vo.,  Bologna,  1868. 
Patbrson  (S.)  Bibliotheca  Anglica  Curiosa:  a  Catalogue  of  several  thousand 

printed  Books  and  Tracts  (chiefly  English)  collected  with  a  view  to  a  history  of  English 

Literature ;  8vo.,  London,  1771. 
Paulitschkb  (P.)  Die  Afrika-Literatur  in  der  Zeit  von  1500  bis  1750;  8vo., 

Wien,  1882. 
Pearson  (John  B. )  Lidex  to  the  English  Books  and  Pamphlets  in  the  Library 

of  Emmanuel  College,  Cambridge,  printed  before  1700  A.D.;  8vo.,  London,  1869. 
Peck  (Francis)  Complete  Catalogue  of  all  the  Discourses  written  both  for  and 

against  Popery,  in  the  time  of  King  James  IL;  4to.,  London.  1735.    Another  edition  by 

Thomas  Jones  ;  2  vols.,  sm.  4to.,  Cnetham  Society,  1859-66. 
Peignot  (E.  G.)  Dictionnaire  critique,  litt^raire,  et  bibliographique  des  prin- 

cipaux  livres  condamn^s  an  feu,  supprim^s  on  censures  ;  2  vols,  8vo.,  Paris,  1806 
Pembrokeshire. — Description  of  Pembrokeshire,  by  George  Owen,  edited  by 

Henry  Owen,  with  Bibliography  (Cymmrodorion  Record  Series);  Bvo.,  1892,  Ac. 
Perkins  (F.  B.)  Check  List,  American  Local  History;  4to.,  Boston,  Mass.,  1876. 
The  Best  Reading,  Hints  on  Selection  of  Books;  8vo.,  1872;  12mo.,  1875; 

8vo.,  1886. 
Petrik  (G.)  Bibiiographia  Hungariae,  1712-1860 ;  Bvo.,  Budapest,  1888,  &c. 
Pettinoell  (J.  H.)  Homilectical  Index  :  a  Hand-Book  of  Texts,  Themes,  and 

Authors  ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1878. 
Petzholdt  (Dr.  J.)  Bibliotheca  Bibliographica ;  8vo,  Leipzig,  1866. 
Bibiiographia  Dan  tea  ab  anno  MDCCCLXV.  inchoata ;  8vo.,  Dresdae,  1872-80 
Manuale  del  Bibliotecario  ;  16mo. ,  Milano,  1894. 
Phillips  (C.  E.  S.)  Bibliography  of  X  Ray  Literature  and  Research;  8vo.,  1897 
Phillipps  (Sir  T.)  See  under  Middle  Hill  Press. 


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PiCARD  (E.)  and  Larcibr  (F.)  Bibliographic  G^n^rale  et  Raisonn^e  du  Droit 

Beige ;  8vo.,  Bruxelles,  1882-90. 
PicoT  (E.)  Bibliographic  Corn^lienne  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1876. 
Pilling  (J.  C.)  Bibliography  of  the  Iroquoian  Languages ;  8vo.,  1888. 

Bibliography  of  the  Algonquian  Languages;  8vo.,  Washington,  1891. 
PiNART  (A.  L.)  Catalogue  de  livres  rares  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1883. 
Pinto  (R.  de  Matos.) — Manual  Bibliographico  Portuguez;  Svo.,  Porto,  1878. 

Plantin  Press. — Pieters  (C.)  Annales  de  V  Imprimerie  Elsevirienne  ;  ou  his- 
toire  de  la  famille  de  Elsevier,  et  de  ses  Editions,  8to.,  Q&nd,  1851 ;  2nd  edition,  2  parts, 
8vo.,  Gand,  1858-[1860].  *^ 

Reulens(C.)  and  De  Backer  (A.)  Annales  Plautiniennes,  1555-1589;  8vo., 
Braxelles,  1865 ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1866. 

De  George  (L. )  La  Maison  Plantin  a  Anvers ;  8vo. ,  Bruxelles,  1877 ;  Deuxi^me 
Edition,  aiigment^e  d'une  Liste  Chronologique  des  ouvrages  imprimis  par  Plantin  a 
Anvers  dc  1555  k  1589,  8vo„  Bruxelles,  1878 ;  Troisifeme  Edition ;  Svo.  Paris,  1886. 

Rooses  (M.)  Catalogue  du  Mus^e  Plantin- Moretus  ;  12mo.,  Anvers,  1881. 

Rooses  (M. )  Les  fr^rcs  Wieriex  k V  imprimerie Plantinienne;  8v.,  Anvers,  1881. 

Rooses  (M. )  Christophe  Plantin,  imprimcur  Anversois ;  fol.,  Anvers,  1882,  &c. 

Playfair  (Sir  R.  L.)  Bibliography  of  Algeria,  1441-1887,  8vo.,  London  [1888] 

Supplement,  8vo.,  London,  1898. 
Bibliography  of  the  Barbary  States  ;  part  1,  8vo.,  London  [1889]. 
Playfair  (Sir  R.  L.)  and  Brown  (R.)  Bibliography  of  Morocco  ;  8vo.,  1892. 
PocoCK  (L.)  Familiar  Explanation  of  the  Nature of  Assurances  upon 

Lives,  with  Bibliographical  Catalogue  of  Works  on  the  subject ;  12mo.,  London,  1842 
PoE  (E.  A. )  The  Works  of,  Edgar  Allan  Poe,  edited  by  E.  C.  Stedman  and 

G.  E.  Woodberry  ;  10  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1895  (with  Bibliography). 
PoLYBiBLiON. — Rcvuc  Bibliographiquc  Universelle ;  volume  xxiii..  Series  XL, 

Paris,  1897  (Soci^td  Bibliographique). 
PooLB  (E.  R.)  Collector's  Vade-Mecum,  an  Introduction  to  the  Knowledge  of 

the  Best  Editions  of  the  Greek  and  Roman  Classics ;  l8mo,  London,  1822. 
PoTiER  (L.)  Table  Alphab^tique  des  noms  d'  auteurs  et  des  ouvrages  anonymea* 

8vo.,  Paris,  1870. 
Power  (John)  Handy  Book  about  Books ;  8vo.,  1870. 
Praet  (J.  B.  B.  van)  Catalogue  des  livres  imprimis  sur  velin,  avec  date,  depuis 

1457  jusqu'en  1472 ;  folio,  1813.    Catalogue  des  livres  imprimis  sur  v^lin  de  la  Biblio- 

th^que  au  Roi ;  6  torn.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1822-8.    Catalogue  de  livres  imprimds  sur  v^in,  qui 

se  trouvent  dans  des  biblioth^ques  tant  publiques  que  particuli^res ;  4  torn.,  8vo.,  Pans, 

1824-8.    Inventaire  Alphab^tique  des  Livres  imprimis  sur  v^lin  de  ki  Biblioth^que  Na- 

tionale ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1877. 
Proctor  (Robert  G.  C.)  Index  to  the  Early  Printed  Books  in  the  British 
.     Museum,  from  the  Invention  of  Printing  to  the  Year  MD.;  4  parts,  8vo.,  Lond.,  1898,  <kc. 
Ptolemy  (C.)  Bibliography  of  Ptolemy's  Geography,  by  Justin  Winsor  ;  8Vo., 

1884  :  a  List  of  Editions  of  Ptolemy's  Geography,  1475-1730,  by  W.  Eames,  8vo.,  1886. 
PusEY  (Dr.  E.  B.)  Life  of,  by  H.  P.  Liddon,  J.  0.  Johnston,  Robert  J.  Wilson, 

and  W.  C.  E.  Newbolt ;  4  vols.,  8vo.,  1897,  yfith  bibliographical  list  of  printed  works, 

sermons  and  pamphlets. 
QuARiTCH  (Bernard)  General  Catalogue  of  Books  and  General  Index  ;  7  vols., 

8vo.,  London,  1887-1892  ;  10  Supplements,  8vo.,  1889-1897. 
QniiRARD  (J.  M.)  La  France  Litt^raire,  ou  Dictionnaire  Bibliographique  des 

Savants,  Historiens,  et  Gens  de  Lettres  de   la   France,  ainsi  que  des  Litterateurs 

Etrangers  qui  ont  ^crit  en  Fran9ais,  plus  particuli^rement  pendant  les  XVUIe.  et 

XlXe.  Siecles;  12  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1827^4. 
Dictionnaire  des  ouvrages  Pseudonymes  et  Anonymes  de  la   Litt^rature 

Fran^aise,  1700-1845  ;  3  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1846. 
La  Litt^rature  Fran9ai8e  Contemporaine  XlXe.  Siecle ;  6  vols. ,  Svo. ,  Paris, 

1842-57. 
Les  Ecrivains  Pseudonymes  et  autres  mystificateurs  de  la  Litt^rature  Fran- 

9aise ;  Svo.,  Paris,  1854,  &c. 
Les  Supercheries  Litt^raires  d6voil6es  ;  3  torn. ,  8vo. ,  Paris,  1869-70. 
Ramsay  (Alexander)  Bibliography,  Guide,  and  Index  to  Climate;  8vo.,  1884. 


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Bawlinson  (R.)  The  English  Topographer ;  or  an  historical  account  of  all  the 
pieces  that  have  been  written  relating  to  the  Antiquities,  Natural  History,  or  Topo- 
graphical Description  of  any  part  of  England  ;  8vo.,  London,  1720. 

Reed  (T.  B.)  History  of  the  Old  English  Letter  Foundries ;  4to.,  Lond.,  1887. 
List  of  Books  and  Papers  on  Printers  and  Printing,  under  the  Countries  and 
Towns  to  which  they  refer  ;  4to.  [1895]. 

Renan  (Ernest)  Life  of  by  F.  Espinasse,  with  Bibliography,  "Great  Writers ;" 

8vo.,  London,  1895. 
Reuss  (E.)  Bibliotheca  Novi  Testamenti  Gra^ci;  8vo.,  Brunsvigse,  1872. 
Reuss  (Jeremias  David)  Alphabetical  Register  of  all  the  Authors  living  in 

Great  Britain,  <&c.,  1770-1803 ;  3  vols.,  8vo.,  Berlin  and  Stettin,  1791-1804. 
Rich  (O.  )  Bibliotheca  Americana  Nova ;  or,  a  Catalogue  of  Books  in  various 

Jjanguages,  relating  to  America,  printed  since  the  year  1700 ;  2  vols.,  8to.,  Lond.,  1835-46. 
Richardson  (C.  F.)  The  Choice  of  Books  ;  8vo.,  London,  1881. 

American  Literature,  1607-1885  2  vols.,  8vo.,  New  York  [printed]  and  Lon- 
don, 1887-9. 
RiMBAULT  (Dr.  E.  F.)  Bibliotheca  Madrigaliana :  a  Bibliographical  Account 

of  the  Musical  and  Poetical  Works  published  in  England  during  the  16th  and  17th 

Centuries  ;  8vo.,  London,  1847. 
Ritchie  (John)  LisD  of  Books  in  the  English  Language  on  Travel,  Exploration 

and  Mountaineering ;  8vo.,  Boston  [Mass.]  Scientific  Society,  1898. 
RiTSON  (Joseph)  Bibliographia  Poetica :  a  Catalogue  of  English  Poets  of  the 

12th,  13th,  14th,  15th,  and  16th  Centuries,  with  a  short  account  of  their  Works  ;  8vo.,  1802 
RiVEBS  (D.)  Literary  Memoirs  of  Living  Authors  of  Great  Britain ;  2  vols., 

8vo.,  London,  1798. 
Robertson  (VV.  A.  S.)  Publications  relating  to  Kentish  Archaeology;  8vo., 

London,  1883. 
Robinson  (E.  F.)  Early  History  of  Coffee  Houses,  with  Bibliography ;  8vo.,  1893 
Roger  (C.  )  A  Collation  of  the  Sacred  Scriptures with  a  historical 

account  of  all  the  English  versions  ;  4to.,  Dundee,  1847. 
Rogers  (W.  T.)  Manual  of  Bibliography ;  8vo.,  London,  1891. 
Ronalds  (Sir  F.)  Catalogue  of  Books  relating  to  Electricity,  Magnetism,  the 

Electric  Telegraph,  Ac;  8vo.,  London,  1880. 
RoFER  (F.  C.  S.)  Catalogue  of  Works  on  the  Microscope  ;  8vo.,  London,  1865. 
RossETTi  (C.)  Christina  Rossetti,  a  biographical  and  critical  study,  by  H.  T. 

M.  Bell,  with  Bibliographv  ;  8vo.,  London,  1898. 
RossETTi  (D.  G.)  Life  of,  by  J.  Knight,  with  Bibliography,  "Great  Writers;" 

8vo.,  London,  1887. 
Roth  (H.  L.)  Bibliography  of  Hales  Owen  ;  4to.  (Index  Soc),  London,  1887. 

Guide  to  the  Literature  of  Sugar ;  8vo.,  London,  1890. 
RuDDiMAN  (T.)  The  Life  of  Thomas  Ruddiman,  m.a.,  by  George  Chalmers ; 

8vo.,  London,  1794. 
RuELLE  (C.  E.)  Bibliographic  G^n^rale  des  Gaules  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1880. 
RusKiN  (John)  The  Bibliography  of,  1834-1879,  by  R.   H.  Shepherd;  8vo., 

[London,  1879.] 
Bibliographical  Biography,  by  W.  E.  A.  Axon  ;  8vo.  [Manchester?]  1879. 
Complete  Bibliography  of  the  Writings  in  Prose  and  Verse,  with  a  List  of  the 

more  important  Ruskiniana,  by  Thomas  J.  Wise  and  James  P.  Smart;  4to.,  London, 

1898  [1889-1893]. 

Russell  (Percy)  Guide  to  British  and  American  Novels  ;  8vo.,  Lond.,  1894. 

Rye  (E.  C.)  Bibliography  of  New  Guinea ;  8vo.,  1884. 

Sabin  (Joseph)  Dictionary  of  Books  relating  to  America,  from  its  discovery  to 

the  present  time  ;  12  vols.,  8vo.,  New  York,  1868-1880. 
A  Bioliography  of  Bibliography,  or  a  Handy  Book  about  Books  ;  8vo.,  New 

York,  1877. 
Sachevebell  (Dr.  Henry)  Bibliography  of,  by  F.  Madan  ;  8vo.,  Oxford,  1884. 
Saint  Albans  Printing. — Some  Account  of  the  Typography  of  St.  Albans  in 

the  Fifteenth  Century,  by  William  Blades ;  8vo.,  London.  18e0. 
Salva  (V.  )  Catalogue  of  Spanish  and  Portuguese  Books,  with  occasional  literary 

and  Bibliographical  remarks,  Ac.;  2  parts  [London],  1826-9. 


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Sandars  (S)  Annotated  List  of  Books  printed  on  vellum  to  be  found  in  the 

Uniyersitv  and  CoUefre  Libraries  at  Cambridge  ;  8yo.,  1878. 
Sargant  (E.  B.  )  and  Whisuaw  (B.  )  A  Guide  Book  to  Books ;  8vo. ,  Lond. ,  1891. 
Satow  (£.  M.)  Essays  towards  a  Bibliography  of  Siam  ;  8vo.,  Singapore,  1886. 

The  Jesuit  Mission  Press  in  Japan,  1591-1610 ;  4to.  [London],  1888. 
Savaok  (James)  The  Librarian :  being  an  Account  of  Scarce,  Valuable,  and 

Useful  Enfflish  Books,  <&c.;  8  yols.,  Sto.,  1808-9. 
ScHERMAN  (L. )  Orientalische  Bibliocraphe  ;  10  vols. ,  8vo. ,  Berlin,  1897. 
ScHiLLBR  (F.)  Life  of,  by  H.    W.   Nevinson,   with   Bibliography,    "Great 

Writers;"  8yo.,  London,  1889. 
ScHOLES  (J.  C. )  Bolton  Bibliography  ;  8vo. ,  1886. 
Schopenhauer  (A.)  Life  of,  by  William  Wallace,  with  Bibliography,  "  Great 

Writers  ;"  8vo.,  London,  1890. 
Schwab  (Moses)  Bibliographic  d'  Aristote  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1896. 
Scotland. — Lives  and  Characters  of  the  most  eminent  Writers  of  the  Scots 
Nation,  with  a  Catalogue  of  their  works,  by  George  Mackenzie ;  3  vols.,  folio,  Edin- 
burgh, 1708-22. 
List  of  the  Principal  Writers  in  the  Scottish  Language,  by  G.  May  (C. 
Mackay,  Dictionary  of  Lowland  Scotch,  8vo.,  1888). 
Scott  (Sir  Walter)  The  Scott  Exhibition,  1871.     Catalogue  of  the  Exhibition, 
edited  by  Sir  William  S.  Maxwell,  James  Drummond,  and  D.  Laing;  4to.,  Edinburgh, 
1872.    (The  Works  of  Sir  Walter  Scott,  pp.  126-148.) 
The  Life  of  Sir  Walter  Scott,  by  (3.  D.  Yonge,  with  Bibliography,  "Great 
Writers;"  8vo.,  London,  1888. 
Scottish  Printing. — History  of  the  Art  of  Printing  [in  Scotland]  by  James 
Watson  ;  8to.,  Edinburgh,  1713. 
Bibliotheca  Scoto-Celtica ;  or  an  Account  of  all  the  Books  which  have  been 

printed  in  the  Celtic  Language,  by  John  Reid ;  8vo.,  Glasgow,  1832. 
Annals  of  Scottish  Printing,  by  Robert  Dickson  and  J.  P.  Edmond  ;  2  parts, 
4to..  Cambridge,  1800. 
ScuDDBR  (S.  H. )  Catalogue  of  Scientific  Serials  of  all  Countries,  1633-1876 ; 

8vo.,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  1879. 
Seidbnsticker  (O.)  The  First  Century  of  German  Printing  in  America,  1728- 

1830;  8vo.,  Philadelphia,  1893. 
Shakespeare  (William). — Arnold  (Th.  J.  L)  Shakespeare-Bibliography  in  the 
Netherlands ;  8?o.,  The  Hague,  1879. 
Bohn  (Henry  G.)  The  Biography  and  Bibliography  of  Shakespeare  ;  4to., 
Philobiblon  Society  [1863] ;  Bibliographical  Account  of  the  Works  of  Shakespeare,  8yo. 
[London,  1864]. 
Cohn  (A. )  Shakespeare  in  Germany  in  the  16th  &  17th  Centuries ;  2  parts,  4to., 

London,  1865 ;  Shakespeare  Bibliographie,  1873-1893,  8to.,  Kdthen,  1876,  &c. 
Halliwell  (James  O.)  afterwards  Halliwell-Phillipps. — Shakespeariana ;  a 
Catalogue  of  the  Early  Editions  of  Shakespeare's  Plays,  and  of  the  Commentaries  and 
other  Publications  illustrative  of  his  Works,  8vo.,  London,  1841 ;  Early  Editions  of 
Shakespeare,  8vo.  [1867] ;  Brief  Hand-List  of  Books,  Manuscripts,  &c.,  illustrative  of  the 
Life  and  Writings  of  Shakespeare,  8vo.,  1859 ;  Brief  Hand-List  of  the  Early  Quarto 
Editions  of  the  Plays  of  Shakespeare,  8vo.,  London,  1860 ;  Hand-List  of  upwards  of  a 
thousand  volumes  of  Shakespeariana,  4to.,  1862;  Hand-Book  Index  to  the  Works  of 

Shakespeare,  8vo.,  1866;  Inventory  of Manuscripts  and  Printed  Books,  chiefly 

relating  to  Shakespeare,  4to.,  1883. 

Hopper  (C.)  Catalogue  of  the  Books,  &c., illustrative  of  the  Life 

and  Works  of  Shakespeare which  are  preserved  in  the  Shakespeare  Library  and 

Museum :  8vo.,  1868. 
Knortz(C.)  An  American  Shakespeare  Bibliograph  ;  8vo.  [1876]. 
MuUins  (John  D. )  Catalogue  of  the  Shakespeare  Memorial  Library  ;  3  parts, 

Birmingham,  1872-6. 
Thimni  (Franz)  Shakspeariana,  from  1564  to  1864,  with  Bibliographical  Intro- 
ductions, 8vo.,  London,  1865;   2nd  edition  (1564-1871),  8vo.,  1872;  Shakespeare  in  the 
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Wilson  (John)  Shaksperiana.  Catalogue  of  all  the  books,  Pamphlets,  &c., 
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Winsor  (Justin)  Bibliography  of  the  Original  Qaartos  and  Folios  of  Shake- 
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of  Shakespeare's  Plays,  also  Collations  of  every  collected  edition,  from  the  first  folio 

1623,  and  of  all  Shakespeariana  ;  4to.,  1897. 
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List  of  the  Editions  of  Shakespeare's  Works  pub.  in  America  ;  8vo.  (Shake- 
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Sharp  (K.  F.  )  Dictionary  of  English  Authors,  Biographical  and  Bibliographical, 

8vo.,  London,  1897. 
Shea  (John  G.)  Bibliographical  Account  of  Catholic  Bibles,  Testaments,  and 

other  portions  of  Scripture  translated  from  the  Latin  Vulgate,  and  Printed  in  the 

United  States  ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1869. 
Shelley  (P.  B.)  The  Shelley  Library,  edited  by  H.  Buxton  Forman,  8vo., 

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Shelly  (J).  Lists  of  Books,  &c.,  written  in  or  relating  to  the  Dialects  of  Devon 

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Sheridan  (R.   B.)  Life  of,  by  L.    C.   Sanders,   with  Bibliography,  "Great 

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SiLVA  (F.  da)  Diccionario  Bibliographico  Portuguez ;  15  tom.,  8vo.,  Lisboa, 

1858-88. 
Sinker  (Robert)  Catalogue  of  the  Fifteenth-Century  Printed  Books  in  the 

Library  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge  ;  8vo.,  Cambridge,  1876. 
Catalogue  of  the  English  Books  printed  before  MI)CL,  now  in  the  Library  of 

Trinity  College,  Cambridge  ;  8vo.,  Cambridge,  1885. 
Skeat  (W.  W.)  and  Nodal  (J.  H.)  Bibliographical  List  of  Works  illustrative 

of  the  various  Dialects  of  English  ;  8vo.,  London,  1877. 
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Book  Collecting,  a  Guide  for  Amateurs ;  8vo.,  London,  1892. 
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Smales  (G.)  Whitby  Authors  and  their  Publications,  1670-1867  ;  8vo.,  Whitby, 

1867. 
Smith  (Adam)  The  Life  of,  by  R.  B.  Haldane,  with  Bibliography,  "Great 

Writers ;"  8vo.,  London,  1887. 
Smith  (John  Russell)  Bibliographical  List  of  the  Works  that  have  been  pub- 
lished towards  illustrating  the  Provincial  Dialects  of  England  ;  8vo.,  London,  1889. 
Bibliographical  Account  of  English  Writers  on  Angling  and  Ichthyology ; 

12mo.,  London,  1856 11855]. 
Bibliotheca  Americana. — Catalogue  of  Books,  Pamphlets,  &c.,  relating  to 
North  and  South  America  and  the  West  Indies  (and  Supplement);  8vo.,  Lond.,  1866-7. 
Smith  (Joseph)  Descriptive  Catalogue  of  Friends'  Books;  2  vols.  8vo.,  Lond., 
1867  ;  Supplement,  4to.,  1893. 
Bibliotheca  Anti-Quakeriana;  or,  a  Catalogue  of  Books  adverse  to  the  Society 

of  Friends ;  8vo.,  London,  1873. 
Bibliotheca  Quakeristica :  a  Bibliography  of  Miscellaneous  Literature  re- 
lating to  the  Friends  (Quakers);  8vo.,  London,  1883,  &c. 
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8vo.,  London,  1887. 
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scientiarum  maximam  partem  rarissimorum ;  3  parts,  8vo.,  Norimbergae,  1760-2. 
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par  des  roligieux  de  la  Compagnie  de  Jesus  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1864. 
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London,  1889. 
The  Best  Books :  a  Reader's  Guide  to  the  Choice  of  the  best  available  Books 

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edition,  8vo.,  1801 ;  a  corrected  re-issue,  4to.,  1891 ;  second  corrected  re-issue  of  the  second 

edition,  4to.,  1894. 
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^ledicine  ;  (7)  Mythology  and  Folklore ;  (8)  Philologv  and  Ancient  Literature  ;  (9)  Philo- 
sophy ;  (10)  Social  and  Political  Economy,  Law  and  Education ;  (11)  Science ;  and  (12) 

Theolc^y,  being  the  sections  relating  to  those  subjects  in  The  Best  Books  and  The 

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SoTHEBY  (S.  L.)  The  Typography  of  the  15th  Century,  being  specimens  of  the 

productions  of  the  early  continentttl  printers,  exemplified  in  a  collection  of  fac-similes 

from  one  hundred  works,  together  with  their  water  marks ;  folio,  London,  1845. 
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parus  a  Paris  jusqu'en  Noyembre,  1897, 18th  Year ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1898. 
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Sfurgbon  (C.  H.  )  Commenting  and  Commentaries,  with  a  d^talogue  of  Biblical 

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Bibliotheca  Americana,  or  a  Descriptive  Account  of Collection  of 

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Stirling  (William)  Essay  towards  a  Collection  of  Books  relating  to  Proverbs, 

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?Iorace  Walpole,  a  Memoir,  by  H.  Austin  Dobson,  8vo.,  New  York,  1890 

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Ti.,  Bibliography  of  Trade  Unionism). 
Wbller  (E.)  Lexicon  Pseudonymorum  ;  8vo.,  Regensburg,  1886. 
Wbnckstbrn  (F.  von)  Bibliography  of  the  Japanese  Empire,  1859-1893  ;  8vo., 

Leiden,  1895. 
Wbrdet  (E.)  Histoire  du  Livre  en  France ;  tom.  i.-iv.,  12mo.,  Paris,  1861-4. 
Wbslby  (John  and  Charles)  Chronological  List  of  the  Writings  of  John  and 

Charles  Wesley,  by  Alexander  Heylin  (Steven's  History  of  Methodism,  1864). 
List  of  Poetical  Works  published  by  John  and  Charles  Wesley  (George 

Smith's  History  of  Wesleyan  Methodism,  4th  edition  1865). 
Catalogue  of  Works  in  refutation  of  Methodism,  from  its  origin  in  1729,  to 

the  present  time,  by  H.  0.  Decanver ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1868. 
Outlines  of  Wesleyan  Bibliography ;  or,  a  Record  of  Methodist  Literature 

from  the  beginning,  by  George  Osbom,  d.d.;  8vo.,  London,  1869. 
The  Works  of  John  and  Charles  Wesley,  a  Bibliography,  by  Richard  Green ; 

8vo.,  London,  1896. 
Westwood  (T.)  and  Satchell  (B.)  Bibliotheca  Piscatoria:  a  Catalogue  of 

Books  on  Angling,  the  Fisheries,  and  Fish  Culture ;  8vo.,  1883. 
Wheatlbt  (H.  B.)  Preliminary  List  of  English  Indexes  (pp.  74-108).  What  is 

an  Index  1  8vo.,  London  (Index  Society),  1879. 
How  to  Form  a  Library,  8vo.,  1886 ;  How  to  Catalogue  a  Library,  2nd  ed., 

Svo.,  London,  1889. 
White  (Gilbert)  Bibliography  of,  by  E.  A.  Martin;  8vo.,  Westminster [1897]. 
Whiting  (John)  Catalogue  of  Friends'  Books  ;  8vo.,  1708. 

Whitmore  (W.  H.)  American  Genealogist,  a  Catalogue  of  Family  Histories  ; 
8rd  edition,  8vo.,  Albany,  1876. 

Whitney  (J.  L. )  Modem  Proteus  :  list  of  books  published  under  more  than 
one  title ;  12mo.,  New  York,  1884. 

Whittibr  (J.  G.)  Life  of,  by  W.  J.   Linton,   with  Bibliography,  "  Great 
Writers;"  8vo.,  London,  1898. 

Whymper  (H.  J.)  Catalogue  of  Bibliographies,  Lists  and  Catalogues  of  Works 
on  Freemasonry ;  4to.,  1891. 
Early  Printed  Literature  referring  to  Freemasonry  ;  8vo.,  1892. 

Williams  (T.  W.)  Somerset  Mediaeval  Libraries ;  8vo.,  1897. 

Wilson  (Lea)  Bibles,  Testaments,  Psalms,  and  other  Books  of  the  Holy  Scrip- 
tures in  English  in  the  Collection  of  Lea  Wilson  ;  4to.,  London,  1846. 

WiNLOOK  (W.  C.)  Bibliography  of  Astronomy,  1887  ;  8vo.,  1888. 

WiNSOB  (Justin)  Reader's  Handbook  of  the  American  Revolution,  1761*1783  ; 
8vo.,  Beaton,  Mass.,  1880. 


342  BIBLIOGRAPHIOAL    WORKS   OF   REFERBNCE. 


WiNSOB  (Justin) — continued. 
Earliest  Printed  Sources  of  New  England  History,  1602-1629 ;  8vo.,  Camb., 

Mass..  1894. 
See  under  Shakespeare  (William). 
WiSK  (T.  J.)  The  Ashley  Library.— List  of  Books  printed  for  private  circula- 
tion, by  T.  J.  W.;  pp.  18, 12mo.,  London,  1895. 
WoBCBSTBRSHiRB.— Bibliotheca  Wigornieusis,  by  J.  R.  Burton  (Worcester- 
shire Historical  SocietyX 
Wordsworth  (William)  Poetical  Works  of,  Aldine  Edition  of  the  British 

Poets,  edited  by  £.  Dowden ;  Svo.,  1892,  &c.  (bibliography,  voL  til,  1893). 
Bibliography  of  Wordsworth,  1793-1888,  by  J.  R.  Tutin.  (CJomplete  Poetical 

Works  of  WUliam  Wordsworth,  edited  by  Wm.  Knight,  8vo.,  1888.) 
A  Primer  of,  by  L.  Magnus  (with  Bibliography) ;  8vo.,  London  1897, 
Works  of  the  Lbarned. — Bibliography  of  English  and  Foreign  Books;  8 

Tols.,  sm.  4to.,  1699-1700. 
WoRRALL  (John)  Bibliotheca  Topographica  Anglicana ;  or,  a  new  and  compleat 

Catalogue  of  all  the  Books  extant  relating  to  the  Antiquities,  Description  and  Natural 

History  of  England  ;  12mo.,  London,  1786. 
Worth  (R.  N.)  The  Three  Towns  [Plymouth,  Devonport,  and  Stonehouse] 

Bibliotheca;  Svo.  [Plymouth,  18737]. 
Wright  (John)  Early  Bibles  of  America,  3rd  edition ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1894. 

Early  Prayer  Books  of  America ;  8vo.,  Minnesota,  1896. 
Wright  (W.  H.  K.)  West-Country  Poets  :  their  Lives  and  Works  ;  4to., 

London,  1896. 
Wyman  (W.  H.)  Bibliography  of  the  Bacon-Shakespeare  Controversy;  8vo., 

Cincinnati,  1884. 
York  Printing. — Memoir  of  the  York  Press,  with  Notices  of  Authors,  Printers, 

and  Stationers,  16th-18th  Centuries,  by  Robert  Davies ;  8vo.,  Westminster,  1868. 
Yorkshire. — Catalogue  of  the  ....  Printed  Books  ....  relating  to  the 

County  of  York,  in  the  Collection  of  the  Right  Hon.  John  Smyth,  at  Heath ;  4ta, 

Pontefract,  1809. 
Catalogue  of  a  Collection  of  Historical  and  Topographical  Works  and  Civil 

War  Tracts  relating  to  the  County  of  York  (Edward  Hailstone);  8vo.,  Bradford,  1868. 
Hotten  (J.  C.)  Bibliographical  Account  of  1,600  Books  relating  to  Yorkshire; 

8vo.,  London,  1803. 
Yorkshire  library  :  a  Bibliographical  Account  of  Books,  &c.,  relating  to  the 

County  of  York,  by  William  Boyne  ;  4to.,  1869. 
Ten  Thousand  Yorkshire  Books :  a  Handbook  for  Buyers  and  Sellers,  by  J. 

Horsfall  Turner. 
Young  (Arthur)  Tour  in  Ireland,  with  Bibliography,  by  J.   P.  Anderson; 

8yo.,  1892. 
Young  (Thomas)  Catalogue  of  Works  relating  to  Natural  Philosophy  and  the 

Mechanical  Arts,  yol.  ii.  (Course  of  Lectures  on  Natural  Philosophy  and  the  Mechanical 

Arts ;  2  Tols.,  4to.,  London,  1807.) 
Zedner  (Joseph)  Catalogue  of  the  Hebrew  Books  in  the  Library  of  the  British 

Museum;  8yo.,1867. 
Zenker  (J.  Th. )  Bibliotheca  Orientalis,  Manuel  de  Bibliographie  Orientale ;  2 

vols.,  8vo.,  Leipzig,  1846-1861. 
ZiEBER  (£.)  Heraldry  in  America  ;  8vo.,  Philadelphia,  1895. 
ZuCHOLD  (E.  A.)  Bibliotheca  Theologica,  1830-1862;  8vo.,  Gottingen,  1864. 

■ 

Aldine  Press. —Didot  (A.  F.)  Aide  Manuce  et  V  Hell^nisme  k  Venise;  8yo., 

Paris,  1875, 
Anderson  (James)  Libri  de  Rebus  Britannica,  scilicet  Anglicis,  Scoticis,  et 

Hibemids ;  folio  [1726  ?]  [a  list  of  books  in  folio]. 
Arber  (Edward)  List  of  837  London  Publishers,  1553-1640;  4to. ,  Birmingham, 

1890. 

Arskatalog  for  Svenska  Bokhandeln,  1876-1896;  4  vols.,  8vo.,  Stockholm, 

1877-97. 
Bartlett  (J.  R.)  Bibliography  of  Rhode  Island  ;  8vo.,  Providence,  1864. 


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Brbwbb  (Dr.  E.  Cobham)  Reader's  Handbook  of  Famous  Names  in  Fiction, 
Allusions,  References,  Proverbs.  Plots,  Stories,  and  Poems  (with  English  and  American 
Bibliography);  new  edition,  revised;  8vo.,  1898. 

Bbiseno  (R.)  Estadistica  Bibliografica  de  la  Llteratura  Chilena ;  4to.,  Santiago, 

1862  ;  Gat41ogo,  8vo.,  Santiago,  1889. 
BauNET. — Table  Methodique:  Belles-Lettres,  Histoire,  Jurisprudence,  Sciences 

et  Arts,  Th^ologie  ;  5  parts,  8vo.,  Paris,  1865. 
Campbell  (F.  B.  J.)  The  Bibliography  of  Periodical  Literature,  8vo.,Lond.,  1896 
Chevalieb  (U.)  Repertoire  des  Sources  Historiques  du  Moyen  Age,  8vo.,  Paris, 

1877-86 ;  Supplement,  1888. 
Chbisty  (M.  )  Catalogue  of  Local  Lists  of  British  Birds  arranged  under  Coun- 
ties ;  8vo.,  London,  1891. 
CicooNA  (E.  A.)  Saggio  di  Bibliografia  Veneziana,  Svo.,  Yenezia,  1847 ;  4to., 

Yenezia,  1885. 
Clarke  (Dr.  Adam)  Bibliographical  Miscellany ;  or  Supplement  to  the  Biblio- 
graphical Dictionary ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1806. 
CoLBUBN  (Jeremiah)  Bibliography  of  the  Local  History  of  Massachusetts ;  8vo. , 

Boston,  Mass.,  1871. 
Dante  Aliohiebi.— Biagi  (Dr.  G.)  Giunte  e  Correzioni  inedite  alia  Bibliografia 

Bantesca ;  8vo.,  Firenze,  1888. 
Dante  in  America,  a  Historical  and  Bibliographical  Study,  by  T.  W.  Koch ; 

8vo.,  Camb.,  Mass.,  1896. 
A  Dictionary  of  Proper  Names  and  Notable  Matters  in  the  Works  of  Dante, 

by  Paget  Toynbee;  sm.  4to.,  Oxford,  1898. 
Lane  ( W. )  The  Dante  Collections  in  the  Harvard  College  and  Boston  Public 

Libraries ;  8vo.,  1890. 
DiOKENS  (C.)  Dickens  and  his  Blustrators,  by  F.  G.  Kitton  ;  4to.,  Lond.,  1898. 
DiDOT. — Les  Didot,  leurs  Devanciers  et  Contemporains,  1500-1789 ;  partie  3, 

torn.  2  (E.  Werdet,  Histoire  du  Livre  en  France,  Paris,  1864). 
DuTHiLLOEUL  (H.  R. )  Bibliographic  Douaisienne,  1565-1841;  Deuxi^me  Edition, 

8vo.,  Douai,  1842. 
Elzevib  Pbess. — B^rard  (A.  S.  L.)  Essai  Bibliographique  sur  les  Editions  des 

Elzevirs  les  plus  pr^ieuses  etles  plus  recherch^es;  8vo.,  Paris,  1822. 
Brunet  (G.)  Recherches  sur  diverses  editions Elzeviriennes ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1866. 
EsTiBNNE. — Les  Estienne,  1502-1664,  et  leurs  devanciers  depuis  1470  (E.  Wer- 

detX  Histoire  du  livre  en  France,  partie  3,  torn.  i.  (1864). 
Fbanklik  (Alfred)  Dictionnaire  des  noms,  sumoms,  et  pseudonymes  latins  de 

r  histoire  litt^raire  du  moyen  Age,  1100  k  1530  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1875. 
Les  Sources  de  1'  Histoire  de  France ;  8vo. ,  Paris,  1877. 
Fbjswbll  (J.  Hain)  A  Memoir,  by  Laura  Hain  Friswell  (with  Bibliography) ; 

8vo.,  London,  1898. 
Gaboia  Icazbalceta  (J. )  Bibliografia  Mexicana  del  siglo  XVI.  Primera  parte, 

Catalogo  razonado  de  libros  impresos  en  Mexico,  1539-1600 ;  4to.,  Mexico,  1886. 
G^B^  (V.)  (pseud,  i.e.   Georces  Brunox)  Catalogue  des  journaux  publics  ou 

paraissant  a  Paris ;  12mo.,  Pans,  1879. 
GuiGABD  (J.)  Biblioth^ue  Heraldique  de  la  France ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1861. 
GniTiEBBEZ  (J.  M.)  Bibliografia  de  la  primera  imprenta  de  Buenos  Aires;  8vo., 

Buenos  Aires,  1866. 
Harbisse  (H.)  Notes  pour  servir  a  1'  Histoire,  a  la  Bibliographic  de  la  Nou- 

velle-France,  &c.,  1545-1700  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1872. 
Habtmann  (A.)  Repertorium  op  de  Lateratuur  Betrefiende  de  Nederlandsche ; 

8vo.,  'Sgravenh&ra,  1895. 
Habtzbnbusch  (E.)  Peri<5dicos  de  Madrid  [1661-1870],  Madrid,  1876  ;  Apuntes 

para  un  catilogo  de  peTi6dico8  Madrilenos,  1661-1870,  8vo.,  Madrid,  1894. 
Hawkins  (Rush  C.)  Titles  of  the  first  books  from  the  earliest  presses  estab- 
lished in  different  Cities,  Towns,  and  Monasteries  in  Europe  before  the  end  of  the  15th 

Century,  with  brief  notices  upon  their  printers  ;  4to.,  New  York,  1884. 
Holtbop  (John)  Catalogus  Librorum  Saeculo  Xvo.  Impressorum,  quotquot  in 

Bibliotheca  Regia  Hagana,  asservantur ;  8vo.,  Hagee  Comitum,  1856. 
HooYKASS  (J.  C.)  Netherlands.  Repertorium  op  de  Koloniale  Litteratuur,  &c., 

1696-1866 ;  2  vols.,  8vo.,  Amsterdam,  1877-80. 


344  BIBLIOGRAPHY   OF   BOOK-PLATES. 


HoTTEN  (J.  C. )  Hand-Book  to  the  Topography  and  Family  History  of  England 

and  Wales ;  8vo.,  London  [1863]. 
Index  to  American  Genealogies  ;  4th  edition,  8vo. ,  Albany,  New  York,  1895. 
KuoELMANN  (Joseph)  Histoire  de  V  Imprimerie  en  Portugal ;  8vo. ,  Paris,  1867. 

Laibe  (F.  X.)  Specimen  historicum  typographise  Romanse  xv  Sseculi ;  8vo., 

Ronue,  1778. 
IiEDRBOER  (A.  M. )  AlfabeDische  Lijst  der  boekdrukkers,  boekverkoopers  en 

nitgevera  in  Noord-Nederland,  4to.«  Utrecht,  1876;  Ghronologisch  Register,  4to.,  1877. 
Lewine  (J.)  Bibliography  of  XVIIIth  Century  Art  and  Illustrated  Books; 

8to.,  London,  1898. 
LiNDE  (A.  van  der)  Bibliografie  van  Haarlem  ;  8vo.,  Haarlem,  1867. 

LuDEWiG  (H.  E.)  and  Turner  (William  W.)  Edited  by  N.  Triibner  :  The 
Literature  of  American  Aboriginal  Languages  ;  8vo.,  London,  1858. 

Marchand  (Pr. )  Histoire  de  1'  origine  et  des  premiers  progr^  de  V Imprimerie; 
2  parts,  4to.,  k  La  Haye,  1740  ;  2  Supplements,  4to.,  Paris,  1773-5. 

Matthew  (James  E.)  Hand-Book  of  Musical  History  and  Bibliography  ;  8vo., 
London,  1808. 

MiRA  (G.  M.)  Bibliografia  Siciliana  ;  2  vols.,  4to.,  Palermo,  1873-81. 

Pseudonyms. — Fictitious  Names,  Initials,  &c.,  used  by  Authors  and  Book 
Illustrators  (The  Directory  of  Second-hand  Booksellers  and  List  of  Public  Libraries, 
British  and  Foreign),  edited  by  James  Glegg ;  8vo.,  Rochdale,  1801. 

Ralegh  (Sir  W. )  The  Bibliography  of  Sir  Walter  Ralegh,  by  T.  N.  Brushfield ; 
4to.,  Plymouth,  1886. 

RuDDiMAN  (T. )  List  of  the  Books  which  were  printed  by  Thomas  Ruddiman 
[1716-1756] ;  George  Chalmers,  Life  of  Thomas  Ruddiman,  a.ic.;  8to.,  London,  1704. 


BibUoorapbi?  of  Booft^plates  (Ex-Ubris). 


Allen  (C.  D.)  American  Book-Plates.  A  Guide  to  their  Study  ;  8vo.,  Lond., 
1805  (with  a  Bibliography,  American,  English,  and  French,  by  E.  K.  Hewins,  pp.  380-420). 

Book-Plate  Collector's  Miscellany  :  a  Monthly  Supplement  to  The  Western 
Antiquary,  edited  by  W.  H.  K.  Wright ;  4to.,  Plymouth,  1800-1. 

BoucHOT  (Henry)  Les  Ex-Libris  et  les  Marques  de  Possession  du  Livre  [Illus- 
tratedj  ;  8vo.,  Paris,  1801. 

Carlander  (C.  M.)  Svenska  Bibliothek  och  Ex-Libris  Anteckningar  (Med  84 
Illustrationer) ;  2^rts,  8to.,  Stockholm,  1880-1801. 

Castle  (Egerton)  English  Book-Plates.  An  illustrated  handbook  for  students 
of  Ex-Libris,  8vo.,  London,  1802 ;  English  Book-Plates,  Ancient  and  Modem  (new  and 
enlarged  edition),  8vo.,  London,  1803. 

Day  (Robert)  Ex-Libris  ;  pp.  7,  8vo. ,  Birmingham,  1885. 

FiNCHAM  (H.  W.)  and  Brown  (J.  R.)  Bibliography  of  Book-Plates  (Ex-Libris); 
8vo.,  Plymouth,  1802. 

FiNCHAM  (H.  W.)  Artists  and  Encravers  of  British  and  American  Book-Plates, 
etc.  [with  ninstrations] ;  4to.,  London,  1807. 

Franks  (A.  W.)  Notes  on  Book-Plates.  No.  1.  English  Dated  Book-Phites, 
1574-1800  (Printed  forpriyate  distribution) ;  8to.,  London,  1887. 

Griggs  (W.)  EighW-Three  Examples  of  Armorial  Book-Plates  from  various 
Collections,  4to.,  London,  1884  ;  One  Hundred  and  Forty-Seven  Examples  of  Armorial 
Book-Plates  from  various  Collections,  2nd  series,  4to.,  London,  1802  (1801). 

GuiGARD  (J.)  Armorial  du  Bibliophile,  2 vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1870-3 ;  Nouvell  Ar- 
morial du  Bibliophile,  Guide  de  1'  Amateur  des  livres  Armories,  2  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  180a 

Hamilton  (Walter)  Bibliography  of  Book-plates,  Antiquarian  Magazine  and 
Bibliographer,  voL  v.  (1884),  p.  78 ;  French  Bookplates,  a  handbook  for  Ex-Libris  Col- 
lectors, 8vo.,  London,  1802 ;  2nd  edition  ("Ex-Libris"  Series),  8vo.,  1806 ;  Dated  Book- 
Plates  (Ex-Libris),  with  a  treatise  on  their  origin  and  development,  4to.,  London,  1894; 
Not€Ni  on  Book-Plates,  see  this  Directory  of  Booksellers,  p.  862. 


346  CONCORDANOES. 


France. — Soci^t^  Fran9aiBe  des  CollectionDeure  d'  Ex-Llbris.  Organized  1893. 
Subscription  for  France  18  fr.,  from  others  19  f.  50. 
The  Society's  Journal,  Archives  de  la  Soci6t6  Fran^aise  des  CoUectionneurs 
d'  Ex-Libris,  is  published  monthly.    Secretary,  13,  Rue  de  Mesi^res,  Paris. 

Gebmany. — Des  Ex-Libris-Vereins  Za  Berlin.     Organized  1891.     Annual  sub- 
scription, 12  m.  Dr.  H.  Brendicke,  Editor  and  Secretary,  Berlin,  w.,  Kurfurstenstrasse,  41 
The  Society's  Journal,  Ex-Libris  Zeitschrift  fiir  Biicherzeichen,  an  illustrated 
quarterly,  is  supplied  to  non-members  for  15  m. 


(Eoncorbanccs. 


The  Bible,  &c. — Brown  (John)  A  Brief  Concordance  to  the  Holy  Scriptures  ; 
8vo.,  1788,  8vo.,  1799, 18mo.,  1816, 12mo.,  1817  and  1887,  16mo.,  1856, 12mo.,  1867. 
Complete  Concordances  to  the  Prayer-Book  and  Psalter  (Prayer-Book  Com- 
mentary for  Teachers  and  Students;  Lond. :  Society  for  Promoting  Christian  Knowledge). 

Concordance  to  the  Bible,  Apocrypha,  and  Psalter;  London  :  S.P.C.K. 

Concordance  to  the  Psalter  contained  in  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer  [From 
the  Concordance  to  the  Canonical  Books  of  the  Old  and  New  Testament];  8yo.,  London 
(S.P.C.K.) 

Cruden  (Alexander)  Complete  Concordance  to  the  Holy  Scriptures  of  the  Old 
and  New  Testaments,  4t'0.,  Ix>ndon,  17S7 ;  2nd  edition,  1761 ;  8rd  emtion,  1769 ;  this  is 
the  last  corrected  by  the  author.  Most  of  the  concordances  published  since  are  founded 
upon  Cruden. 

Dutripon  (F.  P. )  Concordantise  Bibliorum  Sacrorum  Yulgatse  editionis;  4to., 

Paris,  1888. 
Englishman's  Hebrew  and  Chaldee  Concordance  of  the  Old  Testament  [by 

O.  V.  Wigram],  2  vols.,  8vo.,  Ijondon,  1848 ;  2nd  edition  revised,  8vo.,  London,  1860. 
Englishman's  Greek  Concordance  of  the  New  Testament  [by  G.  V.  Wigram], 

8vo.,  London,  1889 ;  8rd  edition  revised,  8vo.,  London,  1860. 
Fuerst  (J.)  Concordantiae  Librorum  Veteris  Testamenti  Sacrorum  Hebraic^ 

atoue  Chaldalcae ;  4to.,  Lipsi»,  1840. 
Gall  (James)  An  Interpreting  Concordance  of  the  New  Testament ;  12mo., 

1862,  <fec. 
Girdlestone  (Charles)  Concordance  to  the  Psalms  of  David  according  to  the 

Version  in  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer;  12mo.,  London,  1884. 
Green  (John)  Concordance  to  the  Liturgy  ;  18mo.,  1861. 
Hatch  (Edwin)  and  Redpath  (H.  A.)  Concordance  to  the  Septuagint ;  4 to., 

1892,  <&c. 
J.  (H. )  Concordance  of  the  Prayer-Book  Version  of  the  Psalms  5  12mo. ,  Lond. , 

1867. 
Moulton  (Wm.  F.)  Concordance  to  the  Greek  New  Testament ;  8vo.,  1897. 
Oxford  Concordance  to  the  Old  and  New  Testaments ;  4to.  [1880]. 
Pick  (Aaron)  The  Bible  Student's  Concordance  ;  4to.,  1845. 
Psalter  (The),  according  to  the  Prayer-Book  Version,  with  a  Concordance 

and  other  auxiliary  matter  [by  W.  £.  Gladstone] ;  8vo.,  1896. 
Strong  (James)  Exhaustive  Concordance  of  the  Bible  ;  4to.,  1894. 
Student's  Concordance  to  the  Revised  Version,  1881,  of  the  New  Testament; 

8vo.,  London  [1888]. 
Thoms  (John  A. )  Complete  Concordance  to  the  Revised  Version  of  the  New 

Testament,  8vo.,  London,  1882 ;  8vo.,  1884. 
Walker  (J.  B.  R. )  Comprehensive  Concordance  to  the  Holy  Scriptures,  8vo., 

London,  1896  [1894]  (with  a  Bibliography  of  Concordances  to  the  Bible  by  Dr.  M.  G. 

Hazard,  pp.  xxiii.-xl.) 

Younff  (R. )  Analytical  Concordance  to  the  Bible,  containing  every  word  in 
alphabetical  order,  arranged  under  its  Hebrew  or  Greek  original :  4t4>.,  Edinburgh, 
1879  ;  Appendixes,  4to.  [1884]. 


BiBLiA  Sacba  Poltilotta  Baqsteriana  :   Hebrew,   Greek,  Latin,  English, 

Oenuui,  Freucb,  Italian,  Spanish,  and  Syiiou  ;  folio,  London,  1S31. 
Burns  (R.)  Complete  Word  and  Pbrose  Coucordacce  to  the  PoemB  and  Songs 

of  Robert  Barna,  b;  J.  B.  Reld ;  Sro.,  Glasgow.  1839. 
CoLERiDOB  (Herbert)  GIoBsarial  Index  to  the  printed  English  Literature  of  the 

TUrteenth  Centur;  ;  Svo.,  London,  1860. 
CowPBR  (William]  Conoordance  to  the  Poetiisal  Worksot,  by  John  Nave;  8vo., 

London,  1SS7. 
Dante  Aliohieri, — Concordance  to  the  Divina  Oommedia,  by  Edward  A.  Fay; 

HoHBR.— Complete  Concordance  to  the  Iliad  of  Homer,  by  0.  L.  Prendergaat, 
*Ui.,  London,  1876  i  Complete  Concordonfe  to  the  Od^BSes  and  Brmna  of  Homer  i  4tD., 

Kbblb  (John)  Concordance  to  "The  Chriatian  Year;"    12nio.,  Oxford  and 

Milton  (J. )  Verbal  Index  to  Milton's  Paradise  Loat,  adapted  to  every  edition 
bnl  the  flrat,  which  was  published  to  ten  books  only  ;  12nio„  London,  1741. 

The  Poetical  Works  of  John  Milton,  edited  by  H.  J.  Todd,  with  an  Index 
to  "Paradise  Lost;"  Toild'9  lerbal  Index  to  all  the  Poems,  &c.;  Gto.,  London,  1861. 
IBohn'a  Eluatrated  Libraryl, 

Complete  Concordance  to  the  Poetical  Works  of  John  MiltOQ,  by  Guy  L. 

Complete  Conoordance  to  the  Poetical  Works  of  John  Milton,  by  Charles  D. 

aavBland,  h-d.;  Bio.,  London,  1B67. 
Concordance  to  the  Poetical  Works  of  John  Mi]  ton,  by  J.  Bradshaw !  Svo.,  1894 
PoFB  (Alex)  CoDcordancB  to  the  Works  of,  by  Edwin  Abbott;  8vo.,  Lond. ,  1875 
SHAKitspsABB  (W,l  Concordance  to  Shakespeare,  suited  to  all  the  editions  [by 

A.  Backet];  Bio.,  London,  IT87. 
An  Index  to  the  remarkable  passages  and  words  made  use  of  by  Shakspeare, 

by  Rev.  Samuel  Ayscough,  Svo.,  London,  1790 ;  reprintfld  Dublin,  1791,  and  Loni ,  1827. 
Complete  Verbal  Index  to  the  Plays  of  Shakspeare  adapted  to  all  the  editions, 

by  Francis  Twiss ;  2  lots.,  Svo.,  London,  1605. 
Complete  Concordance  U>   Shakespeare  :   being  a  verbal   Index  to  all  the 

pasBBcea  in  the  Dramatic  WoriiH  of  the  Poet,  by  Maty  Cowden  Clarke  ;  Svo.,  landon, 

1S«  ;  Svo.,  1847  i  8vo.  [1S5B]. 

Shakespeare -Lex  icon :  aComplete  Dictionary  of  all  the  English  Words,  Phrases 
and  Conatnicrtons  in  the  Works  of  the  Poet,  by  I>t,  Aleiander^hmidt ;  2  lols.,  S»o., 
Berlin  and  London,  1371 ;  End  edition,  1806. 

Concordance  to  Shakespeare's  Poems  :  an  Index  to  every  Word  therein  con- 
tained, by  Mrs.  Hotaeo  rfoward  Fumess  ;  8io.,  Philadelphia,  18TB. 

The  Shakespeare  Key,  by  Charles  and  Mary  Cowden  CUrke,  Svo. ,  Lond. ,  1ST9 

Conoordance  to  the  Flays  of  Shakespeare,  by  W.  H.  Davenport  Adams ;  8vo., 
1888  [1886]. 

Index  to  the  Works  of  Shakspere,  by  E.  M.  O'Connor ;  8vo.,  1887. 

A  New  and  Complete  Concordance  or  Verbal  Index  to  Words,  Phrases,  and 
PassaReg  in  the  Dmrnattc  Worka  of  Sbakespeare,  wltb  a  SnpplenieDtary  CoDCordance  to 


SwEDENBORd  (E. )  The  Swedenhorg  Concordance  by  John  F.  Potts;   Svo., 

Tennyson  (A.)  Concordance  of  the  Entire  Works  of  Alfred  Tennyson,  by  D, 

Barron  BrightHell ;  810.,  London,  1368. 
Concordance  to  the  Works  of  Alfred  Tennyson,  Poet  Lanreate;  Svo,,  Lond,, 

18T0.    (The  "  Holy  Grail,"  Ac,,  is  separately  indexed). 
Watts  (Dr.  I.]  Complete  Index  to  Dr.  WatU's  Hymns,  12mo,,  1774;  Complete 

Index  to  Dr.  Watts'a  Paalms,  ISmo.,  1T74  ;  Complete  Index  to  the  Psalms  aiid:ir;Dins 

of  Isaac  Watte,  d.d.,  by  D.  Ouy,  82mo.,  1819, 


348  BOOK   AND   LIBRARY   CATALOGUES. 

Booft  an&  Xibrar^  Catalofiues, 

XCra5c  Journals,  Sic. 


Book-Prices  Cubbbnt  :  Being  a  Record  of  the  Prices  at  which  Books  have 
been  Sold  at  Auction,  the  Titles  and  Descriptions  in  Full,  the  Catalogue  Numbers,  the 
Names  of  the  Purchasers,  and  Special  Notices,  edited  by  J.  H.  Slater ;  vols,  i-xii.,  8to., 
London,  1887-1898. 

Book  Sales  of  1895  [-1898] :  A  Record  of  the  most  important  Books  sold  at 
Auction  and  the  Prices  realized,  with  Introduction,  Notes,  and  Index,  by  Temple  Scott; 
4  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1896-8. 

"Bookseller"  (The)  Monthly  Gazette  of  Current  Literature.  A  classified 
List  of  all  Publications  issued  during  the  month.    J.  Whitaker  &  Sons. 

"  Bookseller  "  (The)  Quarterly  Index  of  New  Books ;  8th  April,  1897,  &c. 

British  Catalogue  of  Books  : 

Oct.,  1837— Dec,  1852  ;  8vo.,  London,  1853. 
Index,  1837-1857  ;  8vo.,  London,  1858. 
This  work  was  afterwards  merged  in  the  "  flnglish  Catalogue." 

English  Catalogue  of  Books,  8yo. 

Vol.  1.  Jan.,  1835— Jan.,  1863;  London,  1864. 
Comprising  the  contents  of  the  *'  London  "  and  "  British  "  Catalogues. 
Vol.  2.  Jan.,  1863— Dec,  1871;  London,  1873. 
Vol.  3.  Jan.,  1872— Dec,  1880;  London,  1882. 
Vol.  4.  Jan.,  1881— Dec,  1889;  London,  1891. 
Vol.  5.  Jan.,  1890— Dec,  1897;  London,  1898. 

Index  of  SubjecU,  Vol.  1.  1837—1857  ;  London,  1858. 

„  „         Vol.  2.  1856—1875 ;  London. 

„  „         Vol.  3.  1874—1880 ;  London,  1884. 

„  „         Vol.  4.  1881—1889 ;  London,  1893. 

Annual  Volumes.— A  monthly  part  of  the  annual  volume  is  issued  containing  the  Publi- 
cations (as  classified  in  the  Publi$hera'  Circular  of  the  preceding  four  or  five  weeks.) 
(Titles  classified  under  Authors  and  Subject  in  one  strict  alphabet,  with  particulars  of  the 
size,  price,  year  of  j^ublication  and  name  of  i>ublisher  of  Works  issued  in  Qre&t  Britain  and 
Ireland,  and  the  principal  Works  published  in  America.) 


Since  the  year 

1700. 

London 

,  1773. 

1700-1818. 

1786-1811. 

1800-1822. 

1822. 

1810-1832. 

1831-3. 

1814-1836. 

1835-7. 

1814-1839. 

1839. 

1834-1839. 

1839. 

1814-1846. 

1846. 

1816-1851. 

1851. 

1831-1855. 

1855. 

Classified  Indexes, 

1814-1846. 

1848. 

)> 

>i 

1846-1849. 

1849. 

)i 

tt 

1816-1851. 

1853. 

Reference  Catalogue  of  Current  Literature,  containing  the  Full  Titles 
of  Books  now  in  Print  and  on  Sale,  with  the  Price  at  which  they  may  be  obtained  of  all 
Booksellers,  and  an  Index  containing  nearly  100,000  References ;  2  vols.,  8vo..  London 
1898.  [Reference  Catalogue  of  Current  Literature,  compiled  and  edited  by  J.  W.,  t.«- 
Joseph  Whitaker ;  8vo.,  London,  1874,  &c.   Last  issue  1808.] 


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"  A.  L.  A."  (The)  Index.— See  under  Fletcher  (William  I.) 

American  Book-Lobe,  quarterly,  $1-00  per  annum;  8vo.,  Milwaukee,  Wis., 
U.S.A. 

American  Book  Prices  Current  :  A  Record  of  Books,  &c.,  Sold  at  Auction 
in  New  York,  Boston,  Philadelphia,  and  other  Cities,  with  the  prices  realized.  Com- 
piled by  Lather  S.  Livingston  ;  4  vols.,  8vo.,  New  York,  1896-8. 

American  Catalogue  of  Books,  or  English  Guide  to  American  Literature, 
giving  the  full  titles  of  original  Works  published  in  the  United  States  since  1800 ;  8vo., 
London,  1856. 

American  Catalogue  of  Books,  1869  :  containing  complete  monthly  lists  of 
all  the  books  published  in  the  United  States  during  the  year  1869 ;  8vo.,  New  York,  1870. 
Continued  as :  Thb  Tbi^db  CiBCULi^B  Akkual  Catalogdx  ;  Svo.,  New  York,  1871.  [Con- 
tinued as  the  Annual  American  Catalogue.] 

Annual  American  Catalogue,  1891-1896 :  being  the  full  titles,  with  descrip- 
tive notes,  of  all  the  books  recorded  in  The  Publishera*  Weekljf,  with  author,  title,  and 
subject  index,  publishers'  annual  lists,  and  directory  of  publishers ;  6  vols.,  Bvo.,  New 
York,  1891-7. 

Annual  Index  to  Periodicals,  1890-1896,  edited  by  W.  T.  Stead;  7  vols., 

8vo.,  London,  1891-1897. 
[Monthly  Index  or  Supplement  of  the  Review  cfBeviewt.     A  list  of  the  leading  articles  in 
•  the  most  important  Magazines,  and  a  descriptive  List  of  the  new  Books  issued  during 
the  month.] 

Annual  Literary  Index,  1892-1896  :  including  Periodicals,  American  and 
English  Essays,  Book-Chapters,  &c.,  with  author-index,  bibliographies,  necrology,  <&c, 
edited  by  W.  I.  Fletcher  and  R.  R.  Bowker  ;  5  vols.,  Bvo.,  New  York,  1893-1897. 

Appleton  Library  Manual  :  Catalogue  Raisonn^  of  over  12,000  of  the  most 
important  Works  in  every  department  of  knowledge  ;  Bvo.,  New  York,  1849. 

Bandinel  (B.)  [Classed]  Catalogue  of  the  !^oks  relating  to  British  Topo- 
graphy, bequeathed  to  the  Bodleian  Library  in  the  Year  MDCCCXCIX,  by  Richard 
Oough,  F.s.A. ;   4 to.,  Oxford,  1814. 

Bannatyne  Club  :  Catalogue  of  the  Books  printed  for  the  Bannatyne  Club 
since  its  Institution  in  1823.    (Lists  of  Members  and  Rules  ;  8vo.,  Edinburgh,  1867.) 

Barnicott  &  Pearce  :  General  Book  Catalogue ;  Country  Gentleman's  Refer- 
ence Library ;  8vo.,  Taunton. 

BiBLiOGRAPHiCA  [with  Illustrations] ;  12  parts,  3  vols.,  8vo.,  London  [1894-]. 

BiBLiOTHECA  AMERICANA. — Bibliothcca  Americana,  or  a  Chronological  Cata- 
logue of  Books,  Pamphlets,  State  Papers,  <&c.,  upon  the  subject  of  North  and 

South  America  ;  4to.,  London,  1789. 
A  Catalogue  of  Books  relating  to  the  History  and  Literature  of  America,  the 
Collection  of  Henry  Stevens,  of  Vermont ;  8vo.,  London  (Puttick  &  Simpson),  1861. 

Bibliotheca  Medica. — Catalogue  of  American  and  British  Books  relating  to 
Medicine,  Surgery,  Dentistry,  Pharmacy,  Chemistry,  and  kindred  subjects ;  8th  edition, 
8vo.,  Cincinnati  (R.  Clarke),  1887. 

BoHN  (H.  G.)  Catalogue  of  Books;  8vo.,  London,  1841. 

Bohn's  Libraries,  770  vols. ;  London  :  George  Bell  &  Sons. 

BooK-LovBRS'  Library,  edited  by  H.  B.  Wheatley ;  8vo.,  Lond.,  1886,  &c. 

Bookman  (The)  Directory  of  Booksellers,  Publishers,  and  Authors  ;  f cap.  4to. , 
London,  1893. 

Books  about  Books,  edited  by  Alfred  W.  Pollard;  6  vols.,  8vo.,  Lond.,  1893-4. 

Book  Sale  Catalogues,  1676-1796,  List  of,  by  Richard  Gough,  John  Nichol's 
"  Literary  Anecdotes  ;"  vol.  iii.  (1812),  p.  608. 

Bonaparte  (Louis  Lucien,  Prince)  Catalogue  des  Ouvrages  de  Linguistique 
Europ^enne  ^dit^s  par  le  Prince  Louis  Lucien  Bonaparte ;  16mo.,  Londres,  1868. 
Attempt  at  a  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of  the  Late  Prince  Louis  Lucien 
Bonaparte,  by  Victor  Collins ;  8vo.,  18*^4. 

Bowker  (R.  R.  )  The  Library  List,  being  a  List  of  Public  Libraries  in  the  United 
States  and  in  Canada  of  over  1,000  volumes  ;  4to.,  New  York,  1887. 

Camden  Society. — Catalogue  of  the  First  Series  of  Works  of  the  Camden 
Society,  by  Henry  Oough  ;  4to.  [1881,  &c.] 
Descriptive  Catalogue  of  the  Works  of  the  Camden  Society,  by  J.  G.  Nichols, 
8vo.,  1862  ;  new  edition,  4to.,  1872. 

Canadian  Catalogue  of  Books,  half-yearly;  8vo.,  Toronto  (Haight  &  Co. ), 
1897f  <&c. 


350  BOOK   AND    LIBBABT   CATALOGUKS. 

Catalogue  of  a  Collection  of  Works  on  Pageantry ;  London  (Society  of  Antl 

qoaries),  1809. 
Chambers  (C.  E.  S.)  Catalogue  of  the  rarer  books  in  the  Collection  of  C.E.S.C. 

8vo.,  Edinburgh,  1886. 
Chats  WORTH. — Catalogue  of  the  Library  at  Chatsworth  [compiled  by  J.  P 

Lacaita] ;  4  vols.,  8to.,  London,  1879. 
Clegg  (James)  International  Directory  of  Booksellers,  Publishers,  Public  Lib 

raries,  Learned  and  Scientific  Societies,  <&c.;  8vo.,  Rochdale,  1891, 1894, 1899. 
Darling  (James)  Bibliotheca  Clericalis  ;  8vo.,  London,  1843. 
Dewey  (M.)  Decimal  Classification  and  Relativ-Index  for  Cataloguing  Lib 

raries ;  8vo.,  Boston,  Mass.,  1885. 
Directory  of  Paper  Makers,  1898,  2s.     Marchant,  Singer  &  Co.,  47,  St 

Mary's  Axe,  London,  s.c. 
Douce  (F.  )  Catalogue  of  the  Printed  Books  and  Manuscripts  bequeathed  by  F 

Douce  to  the  Bodleian  Library ;  folio,  Oxford,  1840. 
Dyce  (Alexander)  Catalogue  of  the  Printed  Books  and  Manuscripts  bequeathed 

by  A.  D.  [Dyce  Collection,  South  Kensington  Museum] ;  2  yols.,  8vo.,  London,  1876. 
Fletcher  (\Vm.  L)  Co-operative  Index  to  Periodicals,  1885,  &c.,  4to.,  New 

York,  1886,  Ac.;  **  A.L.A.    Index :  An  Index  to  General  Literature,  4to.,  Boston  and 

New  York,  1893 ;  The  Annual  Literary  Index,  Svo.,  New  York,  1893,  &c— See  under 

Poole  (William  F.). 
FoRSTER  (John)  Catalogue  of  the  Printed  Books  bequeathed  by  J.  F.  [South 

Kensington  Museum],  by  J.  R.  Sketchley;  8vo.,  London,  1888. 
Caspar's  Gei^eral  Directory  of  the  American  Book,  News,  and  Stationery 

Trade,  1890.    0.  N.  Caspar,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  U.S. 
Gentleman's  Magazine  Library  ;  being  a  classified  Collection  of  the  chief 

contents  of  the  Gentleman's  Magazine,  from  1781  to  1B6S,  edited  by  G.  L.  Gomme ;  8va, 

London,  1883,  &c. 

GiBBS  (H.  H.)  Lord  Aldenham.    Catalogue  of  some  Printed  Books  and  Manu- 
scripts ....  collected  by  H.  H.  G. ;  4to,  London,  1888. 

GossE  (Edmund)  Catalogue  of  a  portion  of  the  Library  of  E.  G.,  by  B.  J. 
Lister ;  4to.,  London,  189S. 

Greenwood  (Thomas)  Public  Libraries  ;  4th  edition,  Svo.,  London,  1894. 
Greenwood's  Library  Year  Book  ;  8vo.,  London,  1897,  &c. 

Grbnvillb  Library — Bibliotheca  Grenvilliania  (by  J.  T.  Payne  and  H.  Fobs). 
General  Index  by  W.  B.  Rye);  3  parts,  8vo.,  London,  1842-1872. 

Grevel  (H.  )  &  Co.  International  Book  Market.     Monthly  List  of  the  most 
important  Publications  issued  by  H.  O.  &  Co. 

Hartley  (Leonard  H. )  Catalogue  of  the  Library  of,  by  J.  C.  Anderson ;  3 
parts,  8vo.,  London,  1885-7. 

Hedeler  (G.  )  List  of  Private  Libraries  [in  the  United  States,  Canada,  and 
Great  Britain] ;  8vo.,  Leipzig,  1897,  &c. 

HiCKcox  (John  H. )  United  States  Publications,  Monthly  Catalogue ;  Svo. 

[1885],  Ac. 

Ho  ARE  Library. — Catalogue  of  the  Hoare  Library  at  Stourhead,  Wilts,  by 

J.  B.  Nichols ;  8vo.,  London,  1840. 
HuTH  Library. — Catalogue  of  the  Printed  Books,  Manuscripts,  Autograph 

Letters,  and  Engravings  collected  by  Henry  Huth  [edited  by  F.  S.  Ellis] ;  5  vols.,  8vo., 

London,  1880. 
The  Huth  Library  :  a  Catalogue  of  Books  ....  relating  to  the  history  of 

Northamptonshire ;  or  written  by  natives  or  residents  in  the  County ;  pp.  20,  8vo.,  1881. 
Index  Medicus. — Monthly  Classified  Record  of  the  Current  Medical  Litera- 
ture of  the  World,  compiled  by  J.  S.  Billings  and  R.  Fletcher ;  vols,  i.-xvi.  and  xvil, 

8vo.,  New  York ;  Boston,  Mass.,  1879-1895. 
Index  to  Current  Literature,  comi)rising  a  reference  to  every  book  in  the 

English  language  as  published,  and  to  original  literary  articles  of  distinctive  character 

in  serial  publications ;  8vo.,  London  (Sampson  Low),  1859-60 
Journal  G^n^ral  de  la  Litt6rature  de  France.  30  vols.,  Svo.  Paris  [1798]  1827; 

Journal  G^ndral  de  la  Litt^rature  Btrangdre ;  27  vols.,  8vo.,  Paris,  1801-27. 
Kelly's  Directory  of  Stationers,  Printers,  Booksellers,  INiblishers  and  Paper 

Makers  in  Great  Britain,  20s.    Kelly  &  Co.,  51,  Great  Queen  street,  Jjinooln's  Inn  Fields, 

London,  w.o. 


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LiBBABT  World,  a  medium  of  intercommunication  for  Librarians,  monthly, 

6d.»  8to.;  4,  Ave  Maria  lane»  London,  b.c. 
Literary  Yba^  Book,  edited  by  Joseph  Jacobs  ;  8vo.,  London,  1898. 

Library  (The)  A  Magazine  of  Bibliography  and  Literature;  8vo.,  Lond.,  1889. 

London. — Catalogue  of  Books  and  Tracts  relating  to  London  and  the  Suburbs; 
8vo.,  London  (Sotbeby),  1872. 

Longmans. — Notes  on  Books :  being  an  Analysis  of  the  Works  published 
during  e'acb  Quarter,  by  Messrs.  Longmans  &  Co.;  Svo.,  London,  1866,  &c. 

Macmillan  &  Co. — Bibliographical  Catalogue  of  Macmillan  &  Co.'s  Publica- 
tions, 1843-1889 ;  8?o.,  London,  1891. 

Maitland  Club. — Catalogue  of  the  Works  printed  for  the  Maitland  Club;  4to., 
Edinburgh,  1886. 

Metuubn  &  Co. — Book  Gazette  and  Notes  on  Works  published  by  Methuen 
and  Company ;  8yo  [1894,  (fee] 

Nswrpapeb  Pr£S8  Directory,  containing  full  particulars  of  every  Newspaper, 
Magazine,  Re?iew.  and  Periodical  pnblishedin  the  United  Kingdom,  1898,  2s.  C.  Mit- 
chell &  Co.,  12  and  18,  Red  Lion  court,  Fleet  street,  London,  x.c. 

New  Book  List,  for  Booksellers,  Librarians,  and  Bookbuyers,  3d.  monthly 
(Bibliography  of  British  Literature),  8to.  ;  10,  Bloomsbury  street,  London,  w.c. 

New  Catalogue  of  British  Literature,  1897,  30,000  entries,  8vo.,  5s.;  Cedric 
Cbivers,  10,  Bloomsbury  street,  London,  w.c. 

New  Catalotue  op  English  Authors  ;  vol.  i.,  A-C,  London,  1799. 

New  Memoirs  of  Literature  ;  6  vols.,  8vo.,  London. 

Paper  Makers'  Directory  of  all  Nations,  printed  in  English,  German,  and 

French,  size  10  by  e^in.,  10/6.    Dean  &  Son,  Ltd.,  160a,  Fleet  street,  London,  x.c. 
Parr  (Dr.  S.)  Bibliotheca  Parriana  [Compiled  by  H.  G.  Bohn];  8vo.,  1827. 

Pbtherick  (E.  a.)  Catalogue  of  the  York  Gate  Library;  2nd  edition,  8vo., 

London,  1886. 
Pettigrew  (T.  J.)  Bibliotheca  Sussexiana ;  3  vols.,  8vo.,  London,  1827-39. 

Philobiblon  Society. — List  of  the  Books  printed  by  the  Philobiblon  Society, 

by  Henry  G.  Bohn ;  8vo.,  London,  1864. 
PooLE  (William  F.)  Index  to  Periodical  Literature,  enlarged  edition,  8vo., 

New  York,  1858 ;  3rd  edition,  to  Jan.  1882,  8to.,  Boston  [Mass.],  1882. 
PooLE  (William  F.)  and  Fletcher  (  W.  L)  Index  to  Periodical  Literature,  8vo., 

Boston  [Mass.],  1885  (a  duplicate  of  the  edition  of  1882,  with  a  diflferent  title-pa«e>. 
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352  BOOK-PLATES. 


£ooft^plate0. 

By   WALTER    HAMILTON. 

Beprinted,  by  permission,  from  Messrs,  Puttick  de  Simpson^s  Sale  CcUcUogue 
of  a  portion  of  the  AiUhar^s  Collection  of  Ex-Lihris. 

THE  Ex-LiBRis,  or  mark  of  ownership,  affixed  Id  the  interior  of  a  book 
originated  in  Germany,  very  shortly  after  the  invention  of  printing, 
and  dated  examples  are  known  as  early  as  1516.  Many  of  the  earliest  Ger- 
man book-plates  were  printed  from  very  rough  woodcuts. 

Previous  to  the  introduction  of  printing,  when  books  were  scarce  and 
extremely  costly  luxuries,  it  was  the  fashion  to  have  the  coat  of  arms  of 
the  owner  emblazoned  on  the  sides  of  the  binding  in  gold,  silver  and  colours, 
and,  following  this  rule,  we  find  that  by  far  the  larger  proportion  of  Early 
Engraved  Ex-Lihris  were  essentially  heraldic  in  character. 

Indeed,  they  almost  necessarily  were  so,  for  in  those  days,  though  few 
could  read  ordinary  writing  or  print,  even  the  lowest  menial  was  acquainted 
with  the  arms  and  badges  of  those  whom  he  served,  and  with  those  of  the 
principal  families  in  his  district. 

The  expression  is  sometimes  heard  amongst  Collectors  that  such  a  plate 
is  of  little  value,  as  it  is  only  a  '*  plain  armorial,"  whereas  the  chief  value 
of  early  plates  is  to  be  found  in  their  heraldic  character.  And  for  anyone 
not  possessed  of  some  little  smattering  of  that  science  to  pretend  to  under- 
stand and  appreciate  the  value  of  book-plates  is  as  if  one  were  to  attempt 
the  study  of  a  foreign  language  without  the  aid  of  a  dictionary. 

As  many  of  the  distinctive  features  of  heraldry  vary  in  Germany,  France, 
Spain,  Italy  and  Great  Britain,  so  can  the  experienced  collector  at  once 
decide  to  which  nationality  any  plate  belongs ;  and  he  can  further  distin- 
guish of  what  rank,  district  and  family  was  its  original  owner. 

It  has  been  the  fashion  of  late  to  compare  the  collection  of  book-plates 
with  that  of  postage  stamps,  but  there  is  really  little  analogy  between  the 
two,  save  in  the  opinion  of  Mr.  Andrew  lama. 

In  book-plates  we  can  trace  back  records  for  over  four  centuries  in  most 
of  the  great  European  nations,  and  in  all  the  orders  of  Royalty,  Nobility, 
and  Gentry.  Clerical,  Military,  and  Civil  dignitaries  are  all  represented, 
and  connected  for  all  time  with  their  love  of  books  and  literary  pursuits. 

In  what  collection  of  postage  stamps  do  we  find  such  antiquity,  such 
interest,  such  beauty  ?  For  it  must  not  be  forgotten  that,  from  the  days 
of  Albert  Durer  to  Hogarth,  from  Gravelot  and  Boucher  to  Sherborn  and 
Erat  Harrison,  the  finest  of  engravers  have  lavished  some  of  their  best 
work  on  these  delightful  little  marks  of  ownership  that  the  collector  now 
seeks  out  and  preserves  from  that  destruction,  or  oblivion,  which,  but  for 
him,  would  be  their  fate. 

Thus  far,  then,  of  their  origin,  their  meaning  and  their  varied  points  of 
interest.     Next  we  pass  to  a  brief  review  of  their  sub-divisions. 

From  Germany  the  custom  of  using  printed  or  engraved  book-plates 
passed  gradually  into  France  and  England,  and,  by  a  singular  coincidence, 
the  earliest  known  dated  ex-libris  in  these  two  countries  bears  the  same 
year,  namely,  1574 ;  although,  no  doubt,  in  both  countries,  earlier  examples 
exist,  could  we  but  prove  their  actual  date  beyond  dispute.  The  collector 
will  soon  learn  to  distinguish  at  first  sight  between  plates  of  German, 
French,  or  British  origin.  In  dealing  with  periods  he  will  find  more  diffi- 
culty, and  for  British  examples  he  cannot  do  better  than  study  Warren's 


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Guide.  The  nomenclature  therein  adopted  may  not  be  faultless ;  but  as 
it  has  now  been  generally  adopted,  it  would  be  futile  to  attempt  to  improve 
upon  it. 

Next,  the  student  must  become  acquainted  with  the  signatures  of  the 
principal  engravers  who  have  produced  book-plates,  and  the  periods  in 
which  they  worked — a  Mountaine,  a  Henshaw,  a  Sherborn,  or  a  Marks, 
each  is  as  distinct  in  its  way  as  is  a  Bartolozzi  from  a  Callot,  and  often, 
indeed,  quite  as  valuable  as  either. 

Again,  the  heraldic  treatment  and  decorative  features  on  early  English 
plates  are  totally  dissimilar  from  those  found  on  Scots  plates  of  the  same 
period ;  whilst  the  Chippendale  of  Scotland  is  as  unlike  the  Chippendale 
of  England  as  a  Haggis  is  unlike  a  plum  pudding. 

Amongst  collectors  there  are  those  who  affect  certain  styles  :  one  pre- 
fers pictorials  and  landscape,  whilst  another  will  take  nothing  but  armorial. 
Some  collect  only  foreign  plates ;  whilst  others  will  have  no  foreigners  at 
all.  Dated  plates  are  sought  after  by  many  ;  but  plates  which  are  signed 
by  the  engraver  are  now  indeed  the  most  generally  sought  after  by  all. 
And  rightly  so,  for  a  signed  plate  is  also  a  dated  plate  within  a  certain 
period  ;  whilst  a  complete  collection  of  the  signed  book-plates  of  any  really 
important  engraver,  such  as  Lambert  of  Newcastle,  or  NicoU  of  Nancy, 
must  always  retain  its  interest,  whilst  probably  its  value  will  largely  in- 
crease as  time  goes  on. 

Book  lovers  in  Italy,  France  and  England  long  continued  the  costly  and 
beautiful  fashion  of  having  their  arms  and  ciphers  stamped  in  gold  on  the 
leather  bindings  of  their  volumes  ;  and  it  was  not  until  the  commencement 
of  the  18th  century  that  the  use  of  book-plates  became  at  all  general  in  this 
country.  Something  at  that  time  appears  to  have  occurred  to  bring  them 
into  vogue ;  and  in  1700  and  a  few  years  subsequently  the  number  of  dated 
book-plates  was  abnormally  large. 

It  is  remarkable  that  so  little  mention  of  book-plates  is  to  be  found  in 
the  works  of  our  early  writers. 

Samuel  Pepys,  in  his  Diary,  under  the  date  July  2lst,  1668,  enters : — 
"  Went  to  my  plate  makers,  and  there  spent  an  hour  about  contriving  my 
little  plates  for  my  books."  And  these  plates  are  now  amongst  those  most 
eagerly  sought  after  by  collectors. 

Almost  a  century  elapses  before  we  come  to  a  little  entry  on  the  topic 
in  Sterne's  Sentimental  Journey ,  in  the  Chapter  on  **The  Starling,"  which 
concludes  thus  :  "I  have  nothing  further  to  add  upon  him  but  that,  from 
that  time  to  this,  I  have  borne  this  poor  starling  on  the  crest  to  my  arms 
thus. "  And  here  is  inserted  a  neat  Chippendale  plate,  arms  Or^  a  chevron 
between  three  crosses  flory  sable  ;  crest,  a  starling.  Beneath  the  engraving 
Sterne  adds;  "And  let  the  heralds  officers  twist  his  neck  about  if  they 
dare."  From  which  we  may  assume  that  Sterne  knew  he  had  no  right  to 
add  to  his  arms  without  authority  from  Heralds*  College. 

No  other  author  appears  to  have  considered  the  book-plates  of  his  period 
worthy  of  description,  or  even  of  a  passing  notice.  Addison  might  have 
written  a  charming  paper  on  them  for  the  Spectaior  had  the  thought 
occurred  to  him,  for  in  his  day  they  were  quite  A  la  mode  in  that  beau 
monde  of  which  he  wrote  so  delightfully. 

The  first  modern  writer  who  awoke  any  public  interest  in  the  topic  was 
the  Rev.  Mr.  Daniel  Parsons,  who  contributed  a  paper  on  "Book-plates" 
to  the  Oxford  University  Archaeological  and  Heraldic  Society  in  1837;  and 
the  next  to  follow  was  Mr.  John  Leigh  ton,  F.S.A.,  who  wrote  an  illustrated 
article,  which  appeared  in  the  Gentleman^ s  Magazine  for  June,  1866. 

Gradually  collectors  arose  who  began  to  seek  after  these  little  prints  ; 


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and  when  (in  1890)  it  was  proposed  to  form  them  into  a  Society,  most  of 
these  enthusiasts  were  surprised  to  discover  how  numerous  their  brethren 
were,  and  how  widely  spread  were  their  nets. 

Since  then  the  passion  for  collecting  Book-plates  has  increased  on  all 
sides,  not  always  to  the  delieht  of  the  founders  of  the  hobby.  Not  only  has 
it  become  more  difficult  for  them  to  find  beautiful  and  early  plates,  but  the 
prices  have  increased  beyond  the  anticipations  of  the  most  sanguine  dealers, 
whilst  at  present  everything  indicates  that  really  fine  specimens — especially 
of  signed  plates,  or  of  the  plates  of  notable  people — will  continue  to  ad- 
vance in  value,  as  the  competition  for  their  possession  becomes  every  day 
more  keen. 

Gradually  the  works  of  every  master  in  their  design  will  be  known  and 
catalogued,  and  the  discovery  of  an  unknown  plate  signed  by  Henshaw  or 
Austin  will  be  announced  with  almost  as  much  enthusiasm  as  the  discovery 
of  a  new  planet.  Such  a  "find"  was  that  of  the  plate  R.M.,  probably  done 
by  R.  Mountaine  for  himself,  which  was  found  on  the  cover  of  an  old  book 
on  arithmetic  in  a  dirty  little  second-hand  clothes  shop  in  a  back  street  of 
Westminster. 

Of  modern  artists,  the  works  of  H.  S.  Marks,  R.A.,  C.  W.  Sherbom, 
G.  W.  Eve,  Harry  Soane,  John  Vinycomb,  Warrington  Hogg,  R.  A.  Bell, 
John  Leighton,  F.S.A.,  F.  V.  Hadlow,  J.  P.  Emslie,  W.  H.  Foster,  and 
F.  C.  Tilney  are  perhaps  the  best  known  and  most  sought  after. 

Most  of  the  early  armorial  plates  found  in  the  United  States  were  pro- 
bably engraved  and  printed  in  this  country,  and  sent  out  to  America. 

Early  printed  labels,  such  as  that  of  McCroskey,  of  Virginia,  are  excep- 
tional, being  undoubtedly  of  native  workmanship. 

Of  late  years  the  fashion  of  using  book-plates  has  spread  rapidly  in  the 
United  States.  Many  members  of  the  Ex-Libris  Society  reside  there ;  and 
an  American  £x-Libris  Society  has  recently  been  formed.  Native  artists 
and  engravers  now  produce  designs  of  great  originality  and  artistic  merit. 
Plates  by  E.  D.  French,  W.  F.  Hopson,  G.  R.  Halm  and  D.  McN.  StauflFer 
are  now  being  eagerly  sought  for  by  collectors. 

In  the  treatment  of  Heraldic  designs  and  in  their  description  in  letter- 
press of  armorial  plates,  however,  both  American  artists  and  American 
writers  commit  the  most  amusing  blunders,  arising  from  an  ignorance 
which  may  be  excusable,  but  which  should  at  least  prevent  them  from 
trenching  on  the  Science  of  Heraldry  in  any  way. 

Thus,  whilst  it  is  not  at  all  uncommon  for  American  gentlemen  to 
assume  the  Arms  belonging  to  some  old  English  family  of  the  same  name, 
without  enquiring  whether  any  relationship  exists  between  them,  others 
go  a  step  further,  and  actually  invent  coats  of  arras  without  the  slightest 
authority,  or  foundation,  in  which  the  most  rudimentary  regulations  of 
Heraldry  are  violated.  Such  a  design  for  instance  was  that  used  by  the 
late  Mr.  Daniel  Ravenel,  of  Charleston,  U.S. 

Recently  a  writer  thought  himself  called  upon  to  describe  an  armorial 
book-plate  designed  by  N.  Hurd,  on  which  were  the  names  Tho8,  Cfrainger 
Sexton,  He  chose  to  assume  that  Sexton  was  the  office  or  residence  of  the 
owner  (as  though  a  sexton  would  be  likely  to  have  a  book-plate),  and  then 
devoted  himself  to  writing  a  biography  of  the  assumed  owner,  one  Thomas 
Grainger,  a  schoolmaster.  All  the  time  the  familiar  arms  of  the  Sexton 
family  were  beautifully  ensraved  on  the  Shield  in  front  of  him. 

Anyone  can  collect  book-plates,  but  to  do  so  intelligently  and  to  under- 
stand them  fully  one  must,  as  before  said,  devote  some  little  attention  to 
the  study  of  Heraldry. 


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Duration  of  Copyrigiit.— (i)  Books  and  dramatic  or  musical  com- 

Sositions  :  for  the  longer  of  the  two  following  terms — (a)  42  years  from  the 
ate  of  publication ;  (6)  the  life  of  the  author  and  an  additional  7  years. 
Posthumous  publications  are  protected  for  42  years  from  publication. 
(2)  Paintings  and  photographs :  during  the  life  of  the  author  and  an 
additional  7  years.  {3)  Engravings :  28  years.  {4)  Sculpture :  14  years, 
and,  if  the  author  be  then  alive,  an  additional  period  of  14  years. 

Articles  in  periodicals,  of  which  the  proprietor  of  the  periodical  has 
acquired  the  copyright,  revert  to  the  author  at  the  end  of  28  years  from 
publication.  During  that  period  the  articles  may  not  be  reprinted 
separately  without  the  author's  consent. 

Copyright  in  a  novel  does  not  preclude  other  persons  from  dramatising  it. 


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Copsrfgbt  in  tbe  Tanite^  States. 

Address  the  Librarian  of  Congress,  Washington,  D.C.  Authors 
not  citizens  in  order  to  obtain  valid  copyright  are  reminded  that 
their  books  or  other  publications  must  appear  prior  to  or  on  same 
day  as  that  abroad.  The  printing  within  the  United  States  is 
obligatory.  Fee  for  recording  and  a  copy  of  the  same  $1.  For  non- 
residents or  persons  not  citizens  of  the  United  States  the  charge  for 
registration  is  $1  and  50  cents  for  a  copy. 

XTbe  Tanfte^  States  Soofi  XTariff. 


The  following  is  the  exact  text  of  the  United  States  Tariff  Act,  com- 
monly known  as  *'  The  Dingley  Law,"  as  officially  printed  : 

Schedule  M. — Manufactures  of  Papers, 

403.  Books  of  all  kinds,  including  blank  books  and  pamphlets,  and 
enffravings  bound  or  unbound,  photographs,  etchings,  maps,  charts,  music 
in  books  or  sheets,  and  printed  matter,  all  the  foregoing  not  specially  pro- 
vided for  in  this  Act,  twenty-five  per  centum  ad  valorem, 

FREE  LIST. 

500.  Books,  engravinss,  photographs,  etchings,  bound  or  unbound, 
maps  and  charts  imported  by  authority  or  for  the  use  of  the  United  States, 
or  for  the  use  of  the  Library  of  Congress. 

501  Books,  maps,  music,  engravings,  photographs,  etchings,  bound  or 
unbound,  and  charts  which  shall  have  been  printed  more  than  twenty  years 
at  the  date  of  importation,  and  all  hydrographic  charts  and  publications 
issued  for  their  suoscribers,  or  exchanges  by  scientific  and  literary  associa- 
tions or  academies,  or  publications  of  individuals  for  gratuitous  private 
circulation,  and  public  oocuments  issued  by  foreign  governments. 

502.  Books  and  pamphlets  printed  exclusively  in  languages  other  than 
English ;  also  books  and  music  in  raised  print,  used  exclusively  by  the  blind. 

503.  Books,  maps,  music,  photographs,  etchings,  lithographic  prints, 
and  charts,  specially  imported,  not  more  than  two  copies  in  any  one  invoice, 
in  good  faith,  for  the  use  or  by  order  of  any  society  or  institution  incor- 
porated or  established  solely  for  religious,  philosophical,  educational, 
scientific,  or  literary  purposes,  or  for  the  encouragement  of  the  fine  arts, 
or  for  the  use  or  by  order  of  any  college,  academy,  school  or  seminary  of 
learning  in  the  United  States,  or  any  State  or  public  library,  and  not  for 
sale,  subject  to  such  regulations  as  the  Secretary  of  the  Treasury  shall 
prescribe. 

504.  Books,  libraries,  usual  and  reasonable  furniture,  and  similar  house- 
hold effects  of  persons  or  families  from  foreign  countries,  all  the  foregoing 
if  actually  usea  abroad  by  them  not  less  than  one  year,  and  not  intend^  for 
any  other  person  or  persons,  nor  for  sale. 


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THE    UNITED    KINGDOM. 

Q= Quarterly.    M= Monthly.     W  =  Weekly. 

Price    Annl.  Subs, 
per  No.    Post  Free. 

London. 

Academy,  43,  Chancery  lane,  w.c W 

Adverti8ing,  132,  Fleet  street,  B.c M 

Art  Journal,  26,  Ivy  lane,  k.c M 

Asiatic  Quarterly  (Indian  Literature),  Simpkin,  Marshall, 

and  Co.  Ltd. ,  Stationers'  Hall  court,  E.  c Q 

Athenaeum,  11,  Bream's  buildings,  Chancery  lane,  B.O..W 

Author,  The,  Bream's  buildings,  Chancery  lane,  E.  o 0    6 

Bazaar,  Exchange  and  Mart,  170,  Strand... Thrice  a  Week    0    2 

Book  Finder,  34,  Southampton  road,  n.  w M  Gratis. 

Bookman,  The,  27,  Paternoster  row,  e.c W    0    6 

Book-Prices  Onrrent :  a  Record  of  Prices  at  which 
Books  have  been  sold  by  Auction,  62,  Paternoster 

row,  E.0  (Seeadvt.  at  front)  Q 

Bookseller,  12,  Warwick  lane,  Paternoster  row,  E.a  ...M    0    6 

Booksellers'  Review ,  1 85,  Fleet  street,  E.  c M    0    6 

Book  k  News  Trade  Gazette,  19,  Temple  Chambers,  E.C.  W    0    1 

Book  World,  25,  Newcastle  street,  w.o M    0    1 

British  and  Colonial  Printer,  58,  Shoe  Lane,  s.  c W    0    2 

Caslon's  Circular  ( New  Designs  in  Ty  pe) ,  Chis  well-st. ,  E.  o.  Q  Gratis. 
Caxtonian  Quarterly,  74-76,  Great  Queen  street,  W.O....Q    0    3 

Effective  Advertiser,  10,  Wine  Office  court,  b.o M 

English  Mechanic  &  World  of  Science,  332,  Strand,  w.c.  W 
Fame  (for  Advertisers),  12,  Red  Lion  court,  Fleet-st.,  e.o. 
Great  Thoughts,  28,  Hut  ton  street,  Fleet  street,  B.C...W 


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7 
5 
6 


0    1 
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Journal  of  Malacology  (Conchology),  37,  Soho  square   ...  By  subs. 

Knowledge,  326,  High  Holbom,  w.c M    0 

Library,  The  (Organ  of  the  Library  Association  of  the 

United  Kingdom),  lO,Bloomsbury-st.,  Oxford-8t.,w.M 
Library  Journal  (Organ  of  Library  Association  of  America) 

Paternoster  House,  Charing  Cross  road,  w.o 

Library  World,  4,  Ave  Maria  Lane,  e.c M 

Literary  World,  13,  Fleet  street,  B.c W 

London  Philatelist  (Journal  of  the  Philatelic  Society), 

Effingham  House,  Arundel  street.  Strand,  w.o 

Morris's  Trade  Journal  (Stationery,  Publishing,  Fancy 

Goods),  57-59,  Ludgate  hill,  E.c M 

Nature  (Macmillan  &  Co.),  St.  Martin's  street,  w.c.  ...  W 

New  Book  List,  10,  Bloomsbury  street,  w.c M 

Newsagent,  The,  186,  Fleet  street,  B.c W 

Newsagents'  Chronicle,  196,  Strand,  w.c W 

Notes  &  Queries,  11,  Bream's  bldgs..  Chancery  lane,  e.c.  W 
Paper  Maker  &  British  Paper  Trade  Jl. ,  Cannon-st. ,  B.  c.  M 

Paper  Makers'  Circular,  160a,  Fleet  street,  e.c M 

Paper  Makers^  Monthly  Journal,  47,  St.  Mary  Axe,  E.  c. .  M    0 

Paper  Making,  5-7,  Ludgate  Circus  buildings,  £.c M  By  subs. 

Paper  Trade  Review  (The  World's),  58,  Shoe  lane,  e.g..  W    6    0      1 
Philatelic  Record,  11,  Queen  Victoria  street,  B.o M    0    6 


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Price    AnnL  Suba. 
per  No.    Post  Free. 

London — cowtinued.  8.  d.       £  s.  <L 

Press  News,  Bear  alley,  FarriDgdon  street,  E.0 M  0  2 

Priuters^  Engineer  (Walker  Bros. ),  Bouverie  street,  E.G..M  Gratis. 

Printers'  Ink,  F.  W.  Sears,  50,  Ludgate  hill,  e.c 0  6      0    5    0 

Printers*  Register,  62,  Fleet  street,  E.G.... 0  3      0    3    6 

Printing  and  Allied  Trades,  47,  Cannon  street,  e.c M  0  6 

Printing  Times  &  Lithographer,  165,  Q.  Victoria-st.,  E.G. M  0    2    6 

Printing  World,  St.  Bride  Ho. ,  Dean  st. ,  Fetter  lane,  e.g.  M  0  6 

Process  Work  and  The  Printer,  Amen  Comer,  e.g M  0  3 

Publishers'  Circular^  St.  Dunstan's  Ho.,Fetterlane,B.c. 

(See  advt.  p,  206)  W  0  IJ    0    8    6 

Reviewof  Reviews,  Mowbray  House,  Norfolk-st.,  W.G..M  0  6      0    9    0 

Sales  and  Wants  Advertiser  (For  Printers,  Bookbinders, 

&c.),  Bear  alley,  Farringdon  street,  E.c 0  2      0    10 

Science  Gossip  (Simpkin),  Stationers'  Hall  court,  B.G. . . .  W  0  6 
Stationer,  Printer,  &  Fancy  Trades*  Register,  160a,  Fleet 

street,  E.G M  0  6      0    6    6 

Stationery  Trades*  Journal,  12,  Warwick  lane,  E.c M  0  6      0    5    0 

Stationery  World,  47,  Cannon  street,  E.C M  0  6      0    5    0 

aVpi»te'  Gazette,  125,  Fleet  street,  e.c,... W  ..Q  1 

Provinces. 
Book  Queries  (List  of  Books  Wanted  and  for  Sale),  39, 

Renshaw  street,  Liverpool (See  advL  at  front)  W  0  2      0    4    0 

British  Printer,  De  Montfort  Press,  Leicester  (Alternate 

Months) 10      0    7    0 

Journal  of  Conchology,  Owens  College,  Manchester Q  0     16 

Numismatic  Mag,  2,  Guildhall-st.,  Bury  St.  Edmunds.. M  0  2 

Philatelic  Journal  (W.  Brown),  St.  Thomas  sq.,  Salisbury  0  4      0    2    6 

Scottish  Typog.  Circular,  98,  High  street,  Edinburgh... M  0  1       0     16 

Stamp  Collectors'  Jourl. ,  Guildhall-st. ,  Bury  St.  Edmunds  0  1 
The  CliQUe  (Lists  of  Books  Wanted  and  for  Sale),  Moray 

House,  Derby ( See  advt.  p.  SO )  0  2      0    2    6 

Typographical  Circular,  69,  Ducie  grove,  Manchester... M  0  1      0    16 

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Archaologia  Cambrensis  ;    Quarterly,  7/6  per  annum  ;   C.  J.  Clark,  36, 

Essex  street,  London,  w.c. 
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Bedfordshire  Notes  and  Queries  ;  A.  Ransom,  High  Street,  Bedford. 
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Slaughter,  Blagrave  street,  Reading. 
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Minshall  &  Co.,  Oswestry. 

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86,  Essex  street,  London,  w.c. 
Carmarthenshire  Notes  and  Queries ;  Arthur  Mac,  S.  Wales  Fress,  Llanelly. 
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Cork  Historical  and  Archaeological  Society,  Journal  of  the  ;  Monthly,  6d.; 

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Leeds.  —  Thoresby  Society;  Half-yearly  Journal,  10/6  per  annum;  G.  D. 

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John  street,  Devizes. 

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American  Bookmaker,  143,  Bleeoker  street,  New  York 12  2  00 

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a  clean  knife.  Lay  the  engraving  on  a  flat  surface,  cut  the  loaf  in 
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moved by  allowing  a  stream  of  clean  water  to  cover  and  constantly  flow 
over  the  print  for  an  hour.  This  rinsing  should  be  thorough,  but  as  these 
soakings  render  the  paper  fragile,  only  the  greatest  care  will  enable  you  to 
carry  it  through  without  tearing.  When  cleansed  it  must  be  placed  in  a 
weak  solution  of  isinglass  or  glue,  to  restore  the  firmness  of  texture,  which 
has  been  removed  by  the  baths.  The  weak  isinglass  or  glue  solution  may 
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shade  to  the  print,  which  should  be  dried  in  sheets  of  blotting  paper, 
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between  the  iron  and  the  print. 


SIZKS   OF   BOORS. 


365 


Si3cs  of  BooR0» 


THE  name  indicates  the  number  of  pages  in  the  sheet,  thus :  in  a  folio 
book,  four  pages  or  two  leaves  =  one  sheet ;  a  quarto,  or  4to,  eight 
pages  or  four  leaves  to  a  sheet;  an  octavo,  or  8vo,  sixteen  pages  or  eight 
leaves  to  a  sheet.  In  a  12mo,  twenty-four  pages,  or  twelve  leaves  =  one 
sheet ;  and  the  18mo,  thirty-six  pages,  or  eighteen  leaves  =  one  sheet,  and 
The  following  are  the  approximate  sizes  of  books,  over  all : — 


so  on. 

Royal  folio 19 

Demy  folio 18 

Super  imperial  4to..l5i 

Royal  4to   124 

Demy  4to   Ill 

Crown  4to  11 

Royal  8vo  , 10 

Medium  8vo  9J 

Demy  8vo  9 

Crown  8vo 7J 


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The  associated  librarians  of  Great  Britain,  realising  that  the  words 
folio,  quarto,  octavo,  duodecimo,  etc. ,  have  ceased  to  possess  any  specific 
meaning,  have  agreed  to  define  the  sizes  of  books  by  height  measure- 
ment, as  follows : — 


Abbre-  Size  in 

Sizes.  viations.  inches. 

Large  folio  La  f o over    18 

Folio Fol below  18 

Small  folio  Sm.  fol.  ...below  18 

Large  quarto  ...La.  4to.  ...below  18 

Quarto 4to  below  11 

Small  quarto  ...Sm.  4to.... below    8 


Abbre-  Size  in 

Sizes.  viations.  inches. 

Large  octavo  ...  La  8vo    . .  .below  1 1 

Octavo... 8vo  below    9 

Small  octavo  ...Sm.  8vo  ...below    8 

Duodecimo 12mo    below    8 

Decimo  octavo.. l8mo    is  6 

Minimo    Mo below    6 


According  to  this  scale,  the  size  of  the  sheet  and  the  number  of  times 
it  is  folded  no  longer  determine  the  size  of  books.  The  foot  rule  or  yard 
stick  settles  it.  The  height,  and,  in  the  case  of  quartos,  the  width  of  the 
cover  is  measured,  and  according  to  the  number  of  inches  recorded  the 
book  receives  its  designation.  This  is  by  far  the  preferable  way.  Formerly 
nearly  every  paper-maker  had  his  own  standard  sizes  of  sheets.  The  result 
was  endless  confusion  in  the  nomenclature  of  sizes.  Under  this  rule  he  can 
persist  in  them  without  confounding  the  bibliographer. 


The  following  sizes  of  books  are  taken  from  the  catalogue  of  the  River- 
side Press,  the  '*  highest  authority  in  the  United  States "  : — Volumes 
described  as  32mo,  although  not  in  all  cases  uniform,  usually  measure 
4  inches  in  width  by  5^  inches  in  height ;  18mo,  4}  by  6in.;  16mo,  5  by  7in.; 
12mo,  64  by  74in. ;  crown  8vo,  SJ  by  8in. ;  8vo,  6  by  9in. ;  royal  8vo,  74  by 
lOin.;  4to,  10  by  124in.;  and  folio,  13  by  15in.  Special  sizes,  such  as  small 
4to,  square  16mo,  etc.,  are  modifications  of  the  sizes  named  above. 


366  SIZES   OF   BOOKS. 


Qiics  of  S3ook5* 


'T'hb  following  are  the  measnrementB  in  inches  of  unbound  copies  of  the 
^       volumes  included  in  Messrs.  Macmillan  &  Co.'s  Catalogue,  1898.    The 
cloth  binding  in  which  most  of  the  books  are  issued  adds  slightly  to  these 
sizes : — 


FoHo»-^ 

Royal  Folio.    20  x  12^. 
Demy  Folio.     17ixlU. 
FoolscapFolio(fcap.folio).  13^x8^ 
Pott  Folio.     12i  X  8J. 

QtuLrtOB  (4to) — 

Imperial  4to.     11  x  15. 
Royal  4to.     10  x  12^. 
Meaium  4to.     9  x  12. 
Demy4to.     Ilix8|. 
Fcap.  4to.     8i  X  6|. 
Pott  4to.     8i  X  6i. 


Octavos — 

Imperial  8vo.     11  x  7}. 
Super  Royal  8vo.     10  x  7. 
Royal  8vo.     10  x  6J. 
Medium  8vo.     9x6. 
Demy  8vo.  (described  as  "8vo.") 

8f  X  5f . 
Extra  Crown  8vo.     8J  x  5J. 
Crown  8vo.     7 J  x  5. 
Globe  8vo.     7x4}. 
Fcap.  8vo.     6 j  x  $i. 
Pott8vo.     6Jx4J. 
Demy  Oblong  8vo.     8f  x  6f . 
Post  8vo.     78  X  m. 


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