W. S. Plowman, [Sept., 1867.] BINDER: Edwin Hickman, [March, 1864.] * * * * * JANITOR: John Norris, [Oct., 1835.] DEPUTY-JANITOR: Robert Roby, [Dec., 1860.] JANITOR AT THE CAMERA RADCLIVIANA: W. Bayzand, [June, 1863.] [392] The date of his appointment is not known, but that it was before, or at least not later than, 1619 is shown by an inscription in a copy of T. Holland's _Oratio Sarisb. babita_, which records that it came to the Library in that year: 'Ex dono Johannis Vernulii, hypobibliothecarii.' [393] His name first appears in 1746 as making out the accounts and receiving money. [394] The reference to the source whence this quotation was taken has been lost. [395] See Nichols' _Lit. Hist._ vol. v. p. 539. [396] _Ibid._ p. 541. APPENDIX G. _Rules of the Library._ The Library is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. from Lady-Day to Michaelmas, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. from Michaelmas to Lady-Day. It is closed from Christmas Eve to the Feast of the Circumcision, both inclusive; on the Epiphany; on Good Friday, Easter Eve, and through the whole of Easter week; on Ascension Day; on Whit-Monday and Whit-Tuesday; on the day of the University Commemoration; for the first week in October (Oct. 1-7), for purposes of dusting and cleaning; and on Nov. 7th and 8th (or Nov. 6-7th, should the 8th fall on a Sunday) for the Visitation. On other festival days, being days for which services are appointed in the Prayer-Book, and on which Sermons are, consequently, preached before the University, as well as on the days of Latin Litany and Sermon (viz. the first day of each Term), the Library is opened when the Sermon is over, _i.e._ ordinarily at 11 o'clock. All graduate members of the University have the right to use the Library. Undergraduates are admitted upon bringing letters of recommendation from their Tutors. Strangers are admitted upon being introduced by a Master of Arts or higher graduate, or upon producing sufficient letters of introduction; but every facility is afforded to strangers who make personal application to the Librarian for permission to make researches for any definite and special purpose. The Library is under the control of a Board of Curators, consisting of the Vice-Chancellor, the two Proctors, the five Regius Professors of Divinity, Civil Law, Medicine, Hebrew, and Greek, and five Members of Congregation, elected by that House for ten years. * * * * * The _Camera Radcliviana_, formerly the Radcliffe Library, is open all the year round from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; excepting that it is closed during the same periods at which the old Library is closed. In it are to be found most of the publications of the last sixteen years, with the most recent magazines; and books from the general collection may be carried over for use there, upon proper application. The Statutes of the Library are printed in the general _Corpus Statutorum Universitatis_. INDEX.