Brary
a library founded at Oxford, building to accommodate it was laid on July 10, 10, 1610. All members of Oxford University who have taken a degree are allowed to read in it, as are literary men Nov. 8, 1602. The first stone of a new contains about 300,000 volumes and is University who have taken a degree are allowed to read in it, as are literary men of all countries. The Bodleian Library BODY born at Exeter, in 1544. He was edu- cated at Geneva and Oxford. He travof the Bodleian Library at Oxford, was born at Exeter, in 1544. He was educated at Geneva and Oxford. He travhe returned home, and dedicated the reployed in various embassies to Denmark, Germany, France, and Holland. In 1597 he returned home, and dedicated the remainder of his life to the re-establishment and augmentation of the publić library at Oxford. He was knighted at the accession of James I. He died in London in 1612. the screw and cross wheels; and made born in Zürich, Dec. 6, 1786. He invented the screw and cross wheels; and made various kinds of machinery, particularly valuable improvements in firearms and in in that of wool spinning. He died in Zürich, May 29, 1864.