The bibliography of shorthand / by John Westby-Gibson.

  • Westby-Gibson, John, 1823-1892.
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1887
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    Towndrow Thomas—continued. A Complete Guide to the Art of Writing Shorthand, being an entirely new and comprehensive system of repre- senting the elementary sounds of the English language in stenographic charac- ters ; founded upon the most simple and unerring principles, never before taught or practised in this country ; and now published for the use of schools and private tuition. By T. Towndrow, pro- fessor and teacher of stenography. Third edition. London : J. & C. Mozley, 6 Paternoster row. 1859. [i2mo. 120 pp. aud 15 plates.] Stenographic Copy Book, contain- ing copious Progressive E.xercises in Short Hand Writing, designed to aid the student in acquiring the art. By T. Towndrow, professor of stenography. Boston : Lilly, Wait, Colman & Holden. 1833- The Stenographic Olio, containing Select Extracts of Poetry and Prose from the most distinguished Authors. By T. Towndrow. Boston: Lilly, Wait, Colman & Holden. 1833. [i6mo. xvi. and 36 engraved pp.] Sketch of his Life and Works in ar- ticle “Pioneer Stenographers,” Browne’s Phonographic Monthly, Dec., 1882. Trevelyan Walter (Sir). On Prize offered by him in 1858. See Haldeman (Pro- fessor.) Tripartite (The.) Published at Lincoln, Illinois. 1884. On Shorthand, Pho- netics, etc. Trithemius {i.e., John Trittenheim) Abbot of Spanheim. Polygraphiae Libri Sex. 1518, and later editions. He gives, under the heading “ De Notis,” etc., the sup- posed Stenographic Alphabets of Cicero and St Cyprian. Steganographia : hoc est.ars per occultam scripturam, etc. Johanne Tri- themio. [Sloane MS., 2,758, Brit. Mus.] Account of Trithemius, and his at- tempt to recover the Ciceronian or Tiro- nian Notes. By Dr We^tby-Gibson in “ Early Systems of Shorthand.” Short- hand, vol. i. p. 76, with tables, etc. T rithemius—continued. Memoir, with Portrait, in the Journalist, vol. i., 1886, p. 310. Trowsdale T. B. On Jane Delamotte’s Monument and Shorthand Inscription in Journalist, March 25, 1887. Truth-Seeker (The). Article on Philo- sophical Alphabets. July 31, 1845. TsAOU-Tsze, “Grass character,” a kind of Chinese shorthand, invented about 40 B.C. See Chinese Grass Character. Turner Francis (Barrister.) Copyright in Shorthand. Paper read before the Shorthand Society, Dec. 5, 1883. In Shorthand, vol. ii. p. 94. Turner T. A. Progressive Studies in Phonography ; a simple and extended exposition of the principles of the art of phonetic shorthand, as set forth in the “Phonographic Teacher,” the “Manual of Phonography,” and the “ Reporter” ; intended for the use principally of self- taught students. London and Bath. 1884. [Small 8vo. 104 pp. is.] TWENTY Short-hand Alphabets, by the most popular authors, viz. : Taylor, Mavor, Palmer, Shoveller, Towndrow, etc. En- tered under “ Odell George,”p. supra. Tyas Robert. Tyas’ Hand Book of Short- hand. London : Routledge. 1840. is. [32mo.] Type of the Times. Printed in Phoootypy. Longley Bros., Cincinnati, Ohio. h. semi-monthly magazine. [8vo. 12 pp.] Commenced about 1857, and in i860 became the Journal of Progress. Type Writers. See Petrie J. G., Huling J. B., and Mrs Longley, M. V., also Mr Cornelius Walford’s Report on the Short- hand Conventions, etc., 1884. Phonetic Journal, l Jan. and 6 August, 1887, and American Shorthand Writer, Oct., 1883 and June, 1886. The Type Writer. By H. H. Unz., of Chicago. A paper read before the International Convention of Shorthand Writers, Chicago, 1881. In “Proceed- ings,” etc. Chicago. 1881. Type-Writing. Essay by Mrs F. A. Holland, in Brown & Holland's Short- I hand News, Dec., 1882.