exchange and consultation of books on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 10 to 4, and on Saturdays from 10 to 12. It is also open in the evening for reference only from 6 to 8. During the Summer Session the Library is open on Tuesdays and Fridays from 10 to 4, and on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 1 to 4. During the months of July, August, and September the days for exchange and consultation of books are Tuesdays and Fridays, from 10 to 4.

REGULATIONS FOR THE LENDING OF MANUSCRIPTS BELONGING TO THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY.

I. All manuscripts belonging to the Library shall be treated as works of reference, and shall not be lent out to persons resident in St Andrews or its neighbourhood, except with the special permission of the Library Committee, and under conditions to be determined in each particular instance. This rule shall include photographs or other facsimiles of manuscripts and original drawings.

II. It shall be in the power of the Library Committee to deposit a manuscript belonging to the Library in another library, for a period not exceeding three months, for the use of a person residing at a distance from St Andrews who is engaged in literary or historical research; provided—

1. That the purpose for which the applicant wishes to con-
sult the manuscript is clearly stated to and approved of
by the Library Committee.

2. That the applicant shall have the use of the manuscript
in the Library in which it is deposited only, and shall
not be at liberty to remove it to another building.
3. That the authorities of the Library in which the manu-
script is to be deposited shall be willing to undertake
responsibility for its safe custody and due return, as
well as to grant facilities for its use within the Library
buildings.

4. That all expenses, including the cost of the transmission,
return, registration, and insurance of the manuscript,
shall be paid by the applicant.

5. That the manner of transmission and return, amount of insurance, conditions as to its custody and time limit, shall be determined by the Library Committee in the case of each particular manuscript.

6. That in the event of a manuscript so lent out being lost or injured, the Library Committee shall make a special report on the circumstances to the University Court,

who shall fix the amount of compensation to be claimed.

III. It shall also be in the power of the Library Committee to lend manuscripts to Continental libraries through the agency of the Foreign Office or otherwise, in connection with the scheme for the international exchange of books and manuscripts, provided that due precautions are taken for the safe transmission of the manuscripts so lent, and for their proper custody while in use-each application for a manuscript to be specially considered and dealt with by the Committee.

DONORS to the UNIVERSITY LIBRARY from 1st October 1908 to 30th September 1909.

Accademia dei Lincei, Rome.
Adyar Library, Madras.
Agent-General of Western Aus-
tralia.

Allardyce, Col. James, of Cul-
quoich, LL.D., Aberdeen.
American Philosophical Society,
Philadelphia.

Armstrong College, Newcastle-on-
Tyne.

Army Medical Department.
Asiatic Society of Bengal.

Astronomer-Royal.

Auckland University College.
Australasian Association,

Ade

laide.

Avebury, Lord, D.C.L., London.
Ayscough, Mr John, Winter-
bourne-Gunner.

Bale, Sons, & Danielsson, London.
Beatty, Mr John W., Pittsburgh.
Belgian Government.

Bell, Alexander Graham, LL.D.,
Boston.

Birkbeck College, London.
Board of Education, London.
Boston Public Library.
Brown, Mr William, Edinburgh.
Bruce, William, M.D., Dingwall.
Bureau of American Ethnology.
Bureau of Education, Washington.
Caledonian Medical Society.

Cambridge Philosophical Society.

Carnegie, Andrew, LL. D., Skibo
Castle.

Carnegie Foundation for the Ad-
vancement of Teaching, New
York.

Carnegie Institution, Washington.
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Chapman, Robert William, M.A.,
Oxford.

Chemical Society, London.
Church of Scotland.

Clarendon Press, Oxford.
Clinical Society of London.
College of Preceptors, London.
College of Science, Tokyo.
Columbia University, New York.
Congress of Orientalists, Copen-
hagen.

Conseil Permanent International"
pour l'Exploration de la Mer,
Copenhagen.

Cook, Mrs Wyndham Francis,
London.

Cornell University Library.
Coutts, Mr John, 88 Highbury
New Park, London, N.
Dalhousie College and University,
Halifax.

Davois, M. Gustave, Paris.
Department of Marine and
Fisheries, Ottawa.

Dewar, Thomas F., M.D., D.Sc.,
Cupar.

Director-General of the Army | Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
Medical Service.
Durham College of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University, Balti-
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
École Pratique des Hautes Études,

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New York State Education De- St Mungo's College, Glasgow.

1. There is a Library in connection with the St Andrews Students' Missionary Society. It consists chiefly of books bearing on Missions and Missionary work, and occasional additions are made to it by grants from the funds of the Society. It is managed by one of the members of the Society, who is chosen annually.

2. The Logic Class Library.-Originated by the late Professor Spalding, and added to by the late Professors Veitch, Baynes, and Ritchie.

3. The Chemistry Class Library.-Founded by the late Professor Connell, who bequeathed to it a number of volumes.

4. The Humanity Class Library.-Containing a small number of books bearing on Latin Literature.