. Liverpool öffentliche Bibliotheken. Eine Geschichte von 50 Jahren Jahre nach der Eröffnung des theBrown Bibliothek, es kann gesagt werden, das auch der Tenor seiner Weise ohne materialincident, aber dennoch mit immer increasingprofit und nutzen Sie die große Anzahl ofreaders, seine Ressourcen für die purposesof geistige Verbesserung und Erholung gesucht havepursued. Es Isdifficult das Ausmaß der Gewinn- und advantageindividual Leser zu Manometer geerntet, aber es ist in thecertain Wissen der Mitarbeiter der Bibliothek, dass manyyoung Männer für sich honorablecareers erstellt haben, weitgehend und in einigen Fällen vollständig, durch

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. Liverpool public libraries. A history of fifty years. years after the opening of theBrown Library, it may be said to havepursued the even tenor of its way without materialincident, but nevertheless with ever-increasingprofit and advantage to the large number ofreaders who sought its resources for the purposesof mental improvement and recreation. It isdifficult to gauge the extent of profit and advantageindividual readers reaped, but it is within thecertain knowledge of the library staff that manyyoung men have created for themselves honourablecareers, largely, and in some cases wholly, throughthe facilities afforded by the library for acquiringthe knowledge necessary to pass school and collegeexaminations, and to enable them to excel invarious arts and sciences. In 1866, Mr. John Stuart Dalton, the firstlibrarian, died, and was succeeded in his officeby the deputy-librarian, Mr. George Hudson.In 1875, death removed Mr. Hudson, and thepresent chief librarian, who was then super-intendent of the lending branches, was appointedin his place.. Photo, by Brown, Barnes & Bell. Peter Cowell. Chief Librarian. History of the Liverpool Public Libraries. 113 A crisis had now arrived in the developmentof both Reference and Lending Libraries—theresult of their extraordinary growth and popularity.The borrowers from the latter, which onlynumbered two, had increased so greatly (nearly10, 000) that it had become necessary to limit theissue of tickets of membership. The buildingsof these libraries were totally inadequate to therequirements, and this made the administrationdifficult and arduous, and was the cause of muchdissatisfaction and annoyance to borrowers. It is not too much to say that both theselibraries, which were only adapted dwellinghouses, were primitive and out of date. In theReference Library, ingenuity for increasing theaccommodation for books and readers could go nofurther, and this was particularly applicable to thestudent readers who were putting the library to s

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