A catalogue of all the above is written
in 38 volumes in folio and 8 in quarto.

As this noble collection of curiosities,
and these excellent libraries are now
chiefly designed for the use of learned
and studious men, both natives and fo-
reigners, in their researches into the se-
veral parts of knowledge, the Trustees
have thought fit to ordain the following
statutes, with respect to the use of the
Museum.

I.  That the Museum be kept open
every day in the week except Saturday

II.   That at all other times the Mu-
seum be set open in the manner follow-
ing: that is, from nine o'clock in the
morning till three in the afternoon, from
Monday to Friday, between the months
of September and April inclusive; and
also at the same hours on Tuesday, Wed-
nesday, and Thursday, in May, June,
July, and August; but on Monday and
Friday, only from four o'clock to eight
in the afternoon, during those four
months.

III.  That such studious and curious
persons, who are desirous to see the Mu-
seum, be admitted by printed tickets, to
be delivered by the porter upon their
application in writing; which writing
shall contain their names, condition, and
places of abode; as also the day and
hour at which they desire to be admit-
ted: and that the said names be inserted
in the tickets, and, together with their
respective additions, entered in a register