The bibliography of shorthand / by John Westby-Gibson.

  • Westby-Gibson, John, 1823-1892.
Date:
1887
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    Beale Joseph—continued. Pantagraphy, a Perfect System of Phonetic Shorthand for reporting and general literary purposes. Simple, easy, complete. By Joseph Beale. Second edition. Nottingham. Printed by Steven- son, Bailey, and Smith, Lister Gate. 1869. [Sm. 8vo. 27 pp. and 6 plates.] Third edition. Nottingham. 1873. The Shorthand Master. By Joseph Beale. London : Houlston and Son, Paternoster Buildings. Nottingham : Stevenson, Bailey, and Smith, Lister Gate. 1876. Price 6d. [8vo., 12 pp. and 5 plates.] Beardsley Rev. W. The Literary Re- former^ a Phonographic Magazine. St. Louis, 1841. Bechet J. J. Spirensis Character pro Notitia Linguarum Universali. Frank- fort, 1661. This is probably the “ Beecher ” mentioned by Coles in 1674. Beck Cave. The Universal Character, by -which all the Nations in the World may understand one another’s concep- tions, reading out of one common writing their mother tongues. An Invention of General Use, the practice whereof may be attained in two hours’ space, observ- ing its grammatical directions, which character is so contrived that it may be spoken as well as written. By Cave Beck, M.A. London, 1857. [i6mo., 188 pp. Universal Language by Numerals.] Bell Alexander Melville. A Chapter on Phonetic Nc'cation. A new elucidation of the principles of Speech and Elocu- tion. By Alexander Melville Bell, Edinburgh : printed for the author, and published by W. P. Kennedy, St. Andrew street. 1849. Steno-Phonography : a Complete System of Short-hand Writing of unri- valled simplicity, brevity, & perspicuity, founded on a new analysis and notation of speech. By Alex. Melville Bell, F.R.S.S.A., professor of elocution and vocal physiology, member of the British phonetic council, author of ‘‘ A new elu- cidation of the principles of speech and elocution ; ” “ The elocutionary manual Bell Alexander Melville—continued. “ The art of reading,” &c., &c. Edin- burgh : printed for the author, and pub- lished by W. P. Kennedy, St. Andrew street ; Glasgow : D. Bryce ; Aberdeen: G. Davidson ; London : Hamilton, Adams, and Co. ; Dublin, J. M’Glashan, 1852. [63 pp. : 49-63 lith.] Bell’s Popular Stenography, em- bracing the Paper read before the Society of Arts. With the First and the Curt Styles of Writing. Price is. Bell’s Popular Stenography; a system of Shorthand writing, unrivalled in simplicity, brevity and perspicuity, founded on a new principle of Notation ; by which the presence or absence of Vowels is inferred from the writing of the Consonants, and the insertion of Vowel symbols is rendered superfluous. By Alexander Melville Bell, F.R.S.S.A., &c., &c., professor of elocution and vocal physiology, author of the “ Principles of speech,” “ The elocutionary manual,” &c., &c. Third edition. Edinburgh: W. P. Kennedy, St. Andrew street; London : Hamilton, Adams & Co. Sold by all booksellers. Price one shilling. (1584.) [2 title pp., 46 pp. and ii plates. Small 4to.] Bell’s Popular Stenography. Read- ings in Curt-Shorthand. Price six- pence. Edinburgh : W. P. Kennedy London: Hamilton, Adams , & Co. (1855.) Price 6d. [Small 4to. 2 pp. and 24 lith. pp.] The Essentials of Phonetics, 1848. The Reporter’s Manual, and Vo- cabulary of Logograms, a complete system of phonetic shorthand writing. By Alexr. Melville Bell, professor of vocal physiology, F.R.S.S.A., &c., au- thor of the shorthand lessons in Cassell’s “ Popular Educator,” System of Popular Stenography, &c. Published by Hamil- ton, Adams & Co., London. W. P. Kennedy, Edinburgh. And sold by all booksellers. 1855. 2s. 6d. [130 pp. and 22 plates,] with Engravings of Prize Medal of Royal Scottish Society of Arts, 1854 [Small 4to. This book has a