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The Library Association

Year Book for 1899.

CONTENTS.

THE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION: Memorandum of Information-List of Annual Meetings and Presidents -Royal Charter and Bye-Laws-Officers and Council-Standing Committees-Rooms of the Association-List of Fellows, Members and Associates-Examinations and Classes (including the Questions set at Examinations)—List of Acts of Parliament affecting Public Libraries, etc.-Preamble of the Association's Bill to amend the Public Libraries Acts-Branch and Affiliated Associations-List of Papers communicated to and published by the Association, with Index of Authors and Subjects-List of Principal Public (rate-supported) State, Collegiate, Endowed and Proprietary Libraries of the United Kingdom-List of the Association's Publications.

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(1) THE INFLUENCE OF CELTIC UPON MEDIEVAL ROMANCE. BY ALFRED NUTT

[Ready and October. (2) FOLKLORE: What it is and what is the good of it. By E. S. HARTLAND, F.S.A., President of the Folklore Society.

[Ready and October (3) THE FABLES OF ESOP; How they were brought together. By JOSEPH JACOBS. (4) OSSIAN AND THE LITERATURE CONNECTED WITH HIS NAME. By ALFRED NUTT. (5) A SURVEY OF ARTHURIAN ROMANCE. BY JESSIE L. WESTON.

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Studies on Biblical Subjects. No. 2.

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The Vision-The Stone-The Anointing. An Essay in Comparative Religion. By A. SMYTHE PALMER,
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The COTGREAVE INDICATOR is

in use in most of the British and in several Colonial, American and Continental Libraries. In London and Suburbs alone some sixty-Ève Libraries are using it. Some time back Mr. Passmore Edwards architect sought information from the various Public Libraries as 10 the best system of issuing books. Nine-tenths of the replies were favour of this system. Copies of these sent if required.

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The CONTENTS SUBJECT INDEX

TO GENERAL AND PERIODICAL LITERATURE (Price 76 m Subscribers before publication) now in course of compilation, and of which upwards of 700 copies have already been subscribed for, has been most favourably reviewed and commended by many of the leading litterateurs and literary reviews of the day. It is estimated that wher complete it will contain over 100,000 references and notes. It will, by permission, be dedicated to Mr. J. Passmore Edwards, who has done so much to promote the Public Library movement in this country.

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BEING THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF

The Library Association

(Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1898)

EDITED BY

HENRY GUPPY

All communications intended for the Editor, Library Catalogues, Reports and Books for Review should be addressed to him at THE JOHN RYLANDS LIBRARY, MANCHESTER.

London

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