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    LOVE JOY'S ENGLISH and FOREIGN CIRCULATING LIBRARY . ( BSTABLISHBU 1832 . ) "Proprietress—MISS LANGLEY ; — The largest provincial Xdbravy in the Kingdom , * A NEW CATALOGUE of this old and very important Library is now being prepared for Publication . Extension of Premises . Extracts from the READING OBSERVER 3 STov . 71885 . ^ , * The " Southern Counties " Library , as it was for many years called , was among established residents by the , and late celebrities Mr . Lovejoy of all in professions the r year 1832 , in the , and nei it ghbourhood soon became . Year famous by year ib grew in extent and importance until it gained the position , which it still retains , of the best and largest provincial Circulating . Library in the country . 6 Alterations and extension just completed may be briefly noticed . a handsome ' Startin modern g with the late exterior -lass w , we ind find owso incorporated fitted with with mirrors the familiar and lass wood shelves carving as to produce a brilliant p and g most pleasing , effect . g * Inside , the shop has been entirely re-arranged and adapted in every respect to the necessities of the day . distinct * The from work , the connected other portion with the of the Circulating business , Library at the extreme is carried end on of adjoining the ground ^ but floor . Here are arranged the History and Travel sections , together with a selection of new books and works most in demand . ' On the next floor we find devoted to the same purpose three new , admirablyarranged , and handsomely-fifcted rooms , which are open to subscribers and aH frequenters of the Library . duplicates 'At the withd rear rawn is , accommodation & c , and a magaz for ine books room needing . Above repair all th , wai ese fs is and a spac strays ious , , conveniently-fitted , and well-stocked stationery warehouse . ' Additional Rooms are now being constructed for the accommodation of the large collection of SECOND-HAND BOOKS in all branches of Literature , and will BE OPENED on JULY 1 next . Catalogue of Second-hand Books sent on Application . MISS LANGLBY , NEW AND SECOND-HAND BOOKSELLER , \ ' LOVEJOY'S LIBRARY , ' REAr > Il > T q .

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), June 15, 1886, page 695, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_15061886/page/101/