An Account of the Rise And Progress of the Subscription Library At Kingstonupon
An Account of the Rise And Progress of the Subscription Library At Kingstonupon
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I. "jIjlVERY person who is admitted a Member of the Society, liM shall, at the time of his admission, pay into the hands of the Librarian, or the Treasurer, the sum of ten guineas: he shall also pay the further sum of one guinea in advance annually, or such a proportion of it as shall be rated from the time he subscribes, to the first Wednesday in the following December; and the money hence arising, shall be laid out in the purchase of books, and in promoting the interests and design of the Ins...titution.
II. Every Subscriber shall have the right to dispose of his pro- perty in the Library, in any mode by which personal property is usually transferred. The sum of half a guinea to be paid on every transfer, except in cases of death.
III. Any lady or gentleman, during an occasional residence in. The town, shall be accommodated with the use of the Library, on paying the sum of five shillings per month in advance; provided that such occasional resident be introduced by a Subscriber, (who shall sign his name in a book kopt for that purpose, and be answerable for any loss, damage, or fine, ) and agree to be subject to the laws of the Society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I. "jIjlVERY person who is admitted a Member of the Society, liM shall, at the time of his admission, pay into the hands of the Librarian, or the Treasurer, the sum of ten guineas: he shall also pay the further sum of one guinea in advance annually, or such a proportion of it as shall be rated from the time he subscribes, to the first Wednesday in the following December; and the money hence arising, shall be laid out in the purchase of books, and in promoting the interests and design of the Ins...titution.
II. Every Subscriber shall have the right to dispose of his pro- perty in the Library, in any mode by which personal property is usually transferred. The sum of half a guinea to be paid on every transfer, except in cases of death.
III. Any lady or gentleman, during an occasional residence in. The town, shall be accommodated with the use of the Library, on paying the sum of five shillings per month in advance; provided that such occasional resident be introduced by a Subscriber, (who shall sign his name in a book kopt for that purpose, and be answerable for any loss, damage, or fine, ) and agree to be subject to the laws of the Society.
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