Wed., and Thurs. 8 p.m.; chaplain, Canon Grant, Hôtel de Russie.
— Trinity Church, Piazza San Silvestro, opposite the Post Office
(p. 229); services at 8 and 11 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.: chaplain, Rev.
Grasett Baldwin, Via Gregoriana 25. — American Episcopal
Church of St. Paul, Via Nazionale; services at 8.30 a.m., 10.45
a.m., and 4 p.m.; rector, Rev. Dr. Lowrie, Via Napoli 58. —English Protestant Churches: Scottish Presbyterian Church,
Via Venti Settembre 7, near the Quattro Fontane; services at
11 a.m. and 3 p.m.; minister, Rev. Dr. Gray, Via Venti Set-
tembre 7, second floor. — Methodist Episcopal Church, Via Fi-
renze 38; Pastor, Rev. Julian S. Wadsworth. — Wesleyan Metho-
dist Church, Via della Scrofa 64; minister, Rev. G. Cervi, Via
Vittoria Colonna 18.
Italian Protestant Churches. Waldensian Church, Via Nazio-
nale 107. — Free Italian Church, Piazza di Ponte Sant' Angelo. — Baptist
Chapels: Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina (Rev.Mr. Shaw) and Via Urbana 154
(Rev. Mr. Shaw). — Baptist Church (Rev. Dr. Whittinghill), Via del Teatro
Valle 27.
English Schools. Methodist College for boys, Via Firenze 38
(under the direction of Prof. Edward B. T. Spencer). — Garibaldi
Institute for girls, Via Garibaldi 38 (directness, Miss Eva A. Odgen).
h. Principal Libraries. Learned Institutions.
Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana (see p. 410). Prefect,
P. Franz Ehrle. Readers admitted from Oct. 1st to Easter 9-1, from
Easter to 29th June 8-12 o'clock. The library is closed on Sun.,
Thurs., and holidays.
Public Libraries (for permission to use, see the placard in
the Bibl. Vittorio Emanuele): Biblioteca Alessandrina (p. 251;
160,000 printed vols.), daily, Nov. to June 9-2 and 6-9 p.m.; July
to Oct. 8-2. — Biblioteca Angelica (p. 245; 80,000 vols. and
2343 MSS.), week-days 8-2. — Biblioteca Casanatense (p. 251;
112,000 vols. and 5451 MSS.), daily, except Sun. and public holi-
days, Oct. to May 9-3, June to Sept. 7-1. — Biblioteca Vittorio
Emanuele (p. 234), Nov. to June 9-6, July to Oct. 9-3. Besides the
large public reading-room and well-supplied newspaper-room, there
is a 'Sala Riservata' with an excellent reference-library, for the use
of which a permesso is necessary. This library (350,000 vols. and
over 6200 MSS.) was formed in 1871 from the libraries of the
Jesuits and suppressed convents, and is yearly increased by the
purchase of new works. Director, Commendatore Conte Dom. Gnoli.
Private Libraries: Biblioteca Santa Cecilia, Via de'
Greci 18, daily 9-11 (music). — Biblioteca Chisiana (p. 229; val-
uable MSS.); visitors not admitted. — Biblioteca Corsiniana
(p. 418), open to the public daily, except Sun. and Wed., 1st Oct.
to 31st March 1-4, 1st April to 30th June 2-5. — Biblioteca