The Free Library Its History And Present Condition
The Free Library Its History And Present Condition
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STATISTICS RELATING TO FREE PUBLIC A. Name of place. B. Population in thousands (189 1). 'C. Date of adoption of Pul^lic Libraries Acts. D. Dale of opening of first reading-room or library. E. Rale per pound of assessment, and product in the first year. F. Rate per pound of assessment, and product in 1895-96. G. Important donations and bequests.
A.
B.
c.
D.
E.
F.
G.
Bedfordshire — £> 1 £ Luton ....
30 1894 1894 id.
420 Subscriptions towards buildings Berkshire — Reading . . .
61 1877 1882 id.
6...00 id.
IIIO Buildings (=:/6o, ooo) erected by public sub- scriptions ; 2000 vols. ; ;^5oo for books Catnhrid^esh ire — Cambridge (one 37 1/3/53 28/6/55 id.
200 id.
950 ;^35o subscribed ; 2500 branch) vols. ; 4300 vols. ; three other small libraries Cheshire — Chester . . .
37 1874 1877 id.
532 id.
777 ;^ioo ; a new reading- room given Macclesfield . .
36 6/2/74 1876 300 360 The Chadwick Library premises, and sooobooks Runcorn . . .
20 I9/II/8I 1882 id.
id.
193 Stock of old public library; a few subscriptions Northwich .
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STATISTICS RELATING TO FREE PUBLIC A. Name of place. B. Population in thousands (189 1). 'C. Date of adoption of Pul^lic Libraries Acts. D. Dale of opening of first reading-room or library. E. Rale per pound of assessment, and product in the first year. F. Rate per pound of assessment, and product in 1895-96. G. Important donations and bequests.
A.
B.
c.
D.
E.
F.
G.
Bedfordshire — £> 1 £ Luton ....
30 1894 1894 id.
420 Subscriptions towards buildings Berkshire — Reading . . .
61 1877 1882 id.
6...00 id.
IIIO Buildings (=:/6o, ooo) erected by public sub- scriptions ; 2000 vols. ; ;^5oo for books Catnhrid^esh ire — Cambridge (one 37 1/3/53 28/6/55 id.
200 id.
950 ;^35o subscribed ; 2500 branch) vols. ; 4300 vols. ; three other small libraries Cheshire — Chester . . .
37 1874 1877 id.
532 id.
777 ;^ioo ; a new reading- room given Macclesfield . .
36 6/2/74 1876 300 360 The Chadwick Library premises, and sooobooks Runcorn . . .
20 I9/II/8I 1882 id.
id.
193 Stock of old public library; a few subscriptions Northwich .
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