The Library Assistant: The Official Organ of the Library Assistants' Association, Band 4The Association, 1905 Vols. 1-18, 34-40 include 4th-30th, 45th-51st (1898/99-1924/25, 1940-46) reports of the Association of Assistant Librarians. Vols. 19-33 have 31st -44th (1925/26-1939) reports as separately paged appendices or supplements. |
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... attending in good strength . The members who cannot avail themselves of the early stages of the programme should not fail to present them- selves at the meeting proper . NOTE . At this meeting the results of the " Cotgreave " ( 1903 ) ...
... attending in good strength . The members who cannot avail themselves of the early stages of the programme should not fail to present them- selves at the meeting proper . NOTE . At this meeting the results of the " Cotgreave " ( 1903 ) ...
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... attending in good strength . The members who cannot avail themselves of the early stages of the programme should not fail to present them- selves at the meeting proper . NOTE . At this meeting the results of the " Cotgreave " ( 1903 ) ...
... attending in good strength . The members who cannot avail themselves of the early stages of the programme should not fail to present them- selves at the meeting proper . NOTE . At this meeting the results of the " Cotgreave " ( 1903 ) ...
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... attended the dinners , that these events are purely social and that all members attending will be heartily welcomed . INAUGURAL MEETING AT STEPNEY . In spite of the late appearance of the Journal and consequent short notice given , an ...
... attended the dinners , that these events are purely social and that all members attending will be heartily welcomed . INAUGURAL MEETING AT STEPNEY . In spite of the late appearance of the Journal and consequent short notice given , an ...
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... attend cricket and football matches , etc. All these ways of killing time are allowed to pass unquestioned ; the only one which is objectionable is the use of the most convenient public library to while away an hour or so , Because most ...
... attend cricket and football matches , etc. All these ways of killing time are allowed to pass unquestioned ; the only one which is objectionable is the use of the most convenient public library to while away an hour or so , Because most ...
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... attended by Mr. Hulme and his staff , to view the Library . This immense and interesting place , 138 feet long , has two galleries , there being to the shelves on both , as with ground floor , open access . The book stacks , which are ...
... attended by Mr. Hulme and his staff , to view the Library . This immense and interesting place , 138 feet long , has two galleries , there being to the shelves on both , as with ground floor , open access . The book stacks , which are ...
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Seite 249 - Were half the power that fills the world with terror, Were half the wealth bestowed on camps and courts, Given to redeem the human mind from error, There were no need of arsenals or forts: The warrior's name would be a name abhorred!
Seite 54 - Take heed of an unactive vain spirit ! Recreate yourself with Sir Walter Raleigh's History : it's a Body of History ; and will add much more to your understanding than fragments of Story.
Seite 301 - There are at present six independent manuscripts of the Saxon Chronicle, ending in different years, and written in different parts of the country. In...
Seite 315 - ... more to give you a picture ; and a penny off my sevenpence to send you the book — a thousand sixpences are twenty-five pounds ; when you have bought a thousand Fors of me, I shall therefore have five pounds for my trouble — and my single shopman, Mr.
Seite 148 - Britannica. And as many of the works mentioned in the " Annotated Syllabus" as possible. The course will, as a rule, be restricted to students living outside the London County Council area, but persons residing inside that area who may wish to join the classes may make application to the Education Committee. These students, however, are reminded that, as stated above, Mr. Brown will conduct oral classes in the same subjects, on the same dates, at the London School of Economics. The fee for each course...
Seite 315 - And I mean to sell all my large books, henceforward, in the same way; well printed, well bound, and at a fixed price ; and the trade may charge a proper and acknowledged profit for their trouble in retailing the book. Then the public will know what they are about, and so will tradesmen...
Seite 81 - British topography : or an historical account of what has been done for illustrating the topographical antiquities of Great Britain and Ireland. 2 vols. London, 1780. 4°. This is a much enlarged edition of his " Anecdotes of British topography,
Seite 88 - Sir Robert Cotton one day at his tailor's, discovered that the man was holding in his hand, ready to cut up for measures — an original Magna Charta, with all its appendages of seals and signatures.
Seite 47 - The more books of the right kind are read, the more efficient a nation becomes. To deny that books of the right kind contribute to human efficiency, or that the great books of a nation contribute to a nation's efficiency, is like a refusal to acknowledge that heat comes from the sun or motive power from steam. No man or woman who contests that sort of proposition deserves a hearing. — Sidney Lee.
Seite 288 - I guess, he built from the ground,. out of the old chapel, which he purchased of the king at the dissolution of monasteries, where on the same ground he had several other tenements, and afterward purchased several leases of the dean and chapter of St. Paul's.