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A MS . catalogue of books and MSS . issued before MDC . , belonging to Owens
College , was exhibited . At the fifth meeting ( March 5 ) , a paper was read by Mr.
T. W. Shore on Librarians and Ancient Parish Registers . ” Some remarks on Mr.
A MS . catalogue of books and MSS . issued before MDC . , belonging to Owens
College , was exhibited . At the fifth meeting ( March 5 ) , a paper was read by Mr.
T. W. Shore on Librarians and Ancient Parish Registers . ” Some remarks on Mr.
Page 74
The SECRETARY then read a notice received from one of the members ,
concerning the Benedictine Monastery and College at Fort Augustus ; the Prior of
which had sent an invitation to any members of the Association who might wish to
visit ...
The SECRETARY then read a notice received from one of the members ,
concerning the Benedictine Monastery and College at Fort Augustus ; the Prior of
which had sent an invitation to any members of the Association who might wish to
visit ...
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During the interval members visited the Royal College of Phy . sicians in Queen
Street . Business was resumed at a quarter - past one , when a paper on the “
Free Libraries of Scotland , " by Mr . Mason , Assistant - Librarian , Mitchell
Library ...
During the interval members visited the Royal College of Phy . sicians in Queen
Street . Business was resumed at a quarter - past one , when a paper on the “
Free Libraries of Scotland , " by Mr . Mason , Assistant - Librarian , Mitchell
Library ...
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C . E . Scarse , Librarian , Birmingham Library , Union Street , Birmingham .
CAMBRIDGE . — Rev . Robert Sinker , Librarian , Trinity College , Cambridge .
DUNDEE . — . Maclanchlan , Librarian , Free Library and Museum , Dundee .
Durham .
C . E . Scarse , Librarian , Birmingham Library , Union Street , Birmingham .
CAMBRIDGE . — Rev . Robert Sinker , Librarian , Trinity College , Cambridge .
DUNDEE . — . Maclanchlan , Librarian , Free Library and Museum , Dundee .
Durham .
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F . Madan , Librarian , Brasenose College , Oxford . PLYMOUTH . - W . H . K .
Wright , Librarian , Free Library , Plymouth , SOUTHAMPTON . - T . W . Shore ,
Hartley Institution , Southampton . STAFFORD . — T . J . De ' Mazzinghi ,
Librarian ...
F . Madan , Librarian , Brasenose College , Oxford . PLYMOUTH . - W . H . K .
Wright , Librarian , Free Library , Plymouth , SOUTHAMPTON . - T . W . Shore ,
Hartley Institution , Southampton . STAFFORD . — T . J . De ' Mazzinghi ,
Librarian ...
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