Catalogue of the periodical publications in the library / [compiled by Luxmoore Newcombe and L. Ellston].

  • Royal Society
Date:
1912
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Credit: Catalogue of the periodical publications in the library / [compiled by Luxmoore Newcombe and L. Ellston]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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    are given to the number under which the periodical is catalogued. Cross-references from the names of the more important editors have been made in a similar manner. When the change in the title of a periodical is of only minor importance, it is indicated by the use of round or brace brackets. Three kinds of Brackets are used in the Catalogue: (a) round brackets ( ), indicating that the words enclosed appear on the title- pages of the later volumes, but not on the earlier ones: (b) brace brackets { }, indicating that the words enclosed appeared on the title-pages of the early volumes, but not on the later ones; and (c) square brackets [ ], indicating that the information contained between them is supplied by the cataloguers. An arrow —> after a volume number or a date indicates that the Library set of the periodical is ' In progress'. The Society Index shows what publications of a particular Society are in the Library. The number after each entry refers to the corresponding number in the main part of the Catalogue. An arrow after the number signifies that the Library set of the periodical is ' In progress'. This index includes various Government Departments, Universities, Colleges, and similar public bodies. In order to facilitate reference a duplicate entry has been made under the name of the town in which the head-quarters of each Society are situated. In the compilation of this catalogue much valuable information has been obtained from the 'British Museum Catalogue of Printed Books', sections 'Academies' and 'Periodical Publications'. The 'Catalogue of Scientific and Technical Periodicals' by H. C. Bolton, published by the Smithsonian Institution, has also been of very great assistance. The Catalogue has been compiled by Mr. Luxmoore Newcombe, Sub-Librarian of University College, London, and Mr. L. Ellston, M.A. The thanks of the Committee are due to these two gentlemen for the care and ability which they have devoted to the task. The Committee also wish to express high appreciation of the manner in which the staff of the Oxford University Press have carried out their share of the work.