Rules respecting the Library. Regles roucrruant la Bibliotheque. " That a proper Catalogue of the Books “Qu'un Catalogue des Livres de la Bibliobelonging to the Library be kept by the Libra- hèque sera tenu par les Bibliothécaires qui en rians, in whom the custody and responsibility auront la garde et la responsabilité; et ils seshall be vested ; and who shall be required to ront tenus de faire rapport à la Chambre, par report to the House, through Mr Speaker, at l'entremise de l'Orateur, à l'ouverture de chaque the opening of each Session, the actual state of Session, de l'état dans lequel se trouve la Bithe Library. bliothèque. " Qu'aucune personne ne pourra avoir accès * That no person whatever shall be entitled to admission to the Library during a Session of à la Bibliothèque, pendant les Sessions du ParParliament, except the Governor of the Pro-lement, excepté le Gouverneur de la Province, vince, the Members of the Executive and Legis- les Membres des Conseils Exécutif et Législatif , lative Councils and Legislative Assembly, and de l'Assemblée Législative, et les Officiers des the Oficers of the two Houses for the time deux Chambres pour le temps d'alors, et toute being, and such other persons as may receive a autre personne qui obtiendra un billet d'admis sion de l'Orateur de l'une ou l'autre Chambre, written order of admission from the Speaker of either House. “Que pendant la Session du Parlement au cun Livre de la Bibliothèque ne pourra être "That during & Session of Parliament, no emporté hors de l'édifice, excepté lorsqu'un Books belonging to the Library be permitted Membre de l'une ou l'autre Chambre en donnera to be taken out of the building, except upon receipts given by a Member of either House, Que pendant la vacance du Parlement, la " That during the recess of Parliament the Bibliothèque et la Chambre de lecture seront Library and Reading Room shall be open every ouvertes chaque jour de chaque semaine, exday in each week, Sundays and Holidays cepté les Dimanches et jours de Fête, depuis excepted, from the hour of ten in the morning dix heures du matin jusqu'à trois heures de untill three in the afternoon; and that access to l'après-midi ; et que la Bibliothèque sera outhe Library be permitted to persons introduced verte aux personnes introduites par un Membre by a Member of the House, or admitted at the de la Chambre, ou admises à la discrétion du discretion of the Clerk or one of the Librarians, Greffier ou de l'un des Bibliothécaires, sujettes subject to such regulations as may be deemed aux règles qui seront jugées nécessaires pour necessary for the security and preservation of la sûreté et la conservation de la collection; the collection ; but that no one shall be allowed mais il ne sera permis à aucune personne d'emto take any Book out of the Library, except porter aucun Livre hors de la Bibliothèque, Members of the House. excepté les Membres de la Chambre. “That the Clerk of this House be authorized “ Que le Greffier de la Chambre sera autorisé to import annually the continuation of Periodi- à faire venir chaque année la continuation des cal Works in the Library." Ouvrages Périodiques de la Bibliothèque." un reçu. ABRÉVIATIONS. A. I. Collection de l'ancienne académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres. Books, published by Johnson, of Philadelphia. Standard, the Classical, the Illustrated, &c., published by H. G. Bohn. TABLE OF CONTENTS. THEOLOGY, RELIGION, AND HISTORY OF RELIGIONS RELIGIONS, MYTHOLOGIES, AND PHILOSOPHIES OF THE EAST. JURISPRUDENCE; GENERAL AND FOREIGN I. BRITISH CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY AND LAW OF PARLIAMENT. II, CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF OTHER EUROPEAN STATES POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE AND LEGISLATION POLITICAL ECONOMY, COMMERCE AND STATISTICS I, CHRONOLOGY, UNIVERSAL HISTORY, AND PIILOSOPHY OF HISTORY II. MYTHOLOGY, ANTIQUITIES AND NUMISMATICS... III. ANCIENT HISTORY .................. GENERAL EUROPEAN HISTORY (INCLUDING THE HISTORY OF THE MIDDLE AGES AND OF THE CRUSADES)............... II. SEPARATE LIVES; ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED............ GEOGRAPHY, TOPOGRAPHY, VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.. I. UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPIY; INCLUDING GAZETTEERS AND ATLASSES II. COLLECTIONS OF VOYAGES, &C.; AND VOYAGES ROUND THE WORLD I. PALÆOGRAPHY, PIILOLOGY, DICTIONARIES, GRAMMARS, AND CHRESTOMATITY II. LITERARY HISTORY, CRITICISM, AND RHETORIC. III. GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS; WITII TRANSLATIONS. IV. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BELLES LETTRES,-INCLUDING POLYGRAPHIS The Catalogue of Books upon the History of America, including Voyages and Travels |
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