of his works, Long since taken out by Him."
The regulations for the administration of the Library were again revised
in 1732/3 by the City Council: {11}
"At an ASSEMBLY held on _Feb._ the 24th, 1732/3. the Right Worshipful
the MAYOR, _Sheriffs_, _Aldermen_, and _Common-Council_ this Day
assembled, for the better Regulation of the _Publick Library_, have
unanimously appointed the following ORDERS to be observed, upon Pain
of Exclusion from the said _Library_.
"ORDERED, That the Catalogues already printed be Six Hundred; and
that one Half of them be kept in the Town-Clerk's Office, to be
delivered out to the Members of the Corporation; and the other Half
be left in the Library, to be delivered out to the Subscribers.
"ORDERED, That the Books in the said Library be Annually called over,
in the first Week of _June_, in the Presence of the _Chamberlain_;
and that such books as are found to be Duplicates, be sold by the
_Chamberlain_ and _Library-Keeper_; and that the Money arising by
Sale thereof, be laid out in the Purchasing of such Books as shall be
thought proper by the said Subscribers.
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