‘_A Handy-Book of the British Museum, for Every-day Readers._’ 1870 (Cassell and Co.). Footnote 46: See the notice, hereafter, of the Christy Museum. Footnote 47: This, I think, has been clearly shown by the correspondence laid before Parliament. The reader is referred to the papers of the session of 1867, entitled _Correspondence as to the Woodhouse Collection of Antiquities_, printed by order of Lord Derby, as Foreign Secretary. Footnote 48: In the accompanying Plan (of the Parliamentary Report, 1860), pilasters of unnecessary size have been inadvertently introduced into this gallery, reducing both the extent of the wall-cases, and the breadth of the gangway, in a manner never intended. Footnote 49: Printed by oversight ‘general’ in the _Minutes of Evidence_. Footnote 50: Printed ‘object’ in _Minutes of Evidence_, as above. Footnote 51: It is to this Report of 1862 that the accompanying lithographic fac-similes of the original illustrative plans belong. Two of them show the then existing arrangements of the principal floors; the other two show the then proposed alterations and re-arrangements. Footnote 52: Parliamentary Return, No. 456, of the Session 1858. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES 1. The Table of Contents is in Part I. 2. Silently corrected obvious typographical errors and variations in spelling. 3. Retained archaic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings as printed. 4. Enclosed italics font in _underscores_.