The bibliography of shorthand / by John Westby-Gibson.

  • Westby-Gibson, John, 1823-1892.
Date:
1887
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    Brown D. S.—continued. Original Repository, No. 3. London : Edward Stanford, 6 Charing Cross, 1857. [14 PP- id.] An Incipient System of Abbrevia- tion, intended chiefly for Letter Writing. London : Edward Stanford, 6, Charing Cross, 1864. [8 pp. 2d.] Abbreviation on the Incipient prin- ciple. Intended chiefly for correspond- ence. London : Elliot Stock, 62 Pater- noster Row, 1875. [15 PP- 2d.] Brown Rev. J. Stenography, or the Art of Short Writing. 1712. [i2mo. Pub- lished anonymously, but supposed to be by the Rev. J. Brown.] Brown Robert, of Leeds : a famous steno- grapher in 1715. No work of his known. Brown Wm. H. The Future of Steno- graphy. Paper read by W. H. Brown before the New Haven County (Conn.) Stenographers’ Association, March 9, 1885, in Browns Phonographic Monthly^ June and July, 1885. Browne Alfred H. Legible Phonogra- phy, 1883. In Shorthand, vol. ii. p. 70. Phonetic Writing and Legibility as applied to Shorthand, 1884. In Short- hand, vol. ii. p. 141. Syllabic Phonography, 1885. In Shorthand, vol. ii. p. 231. Use of the Junction. In Short- hand, vol. iii. p. 7°- Legible Phonography : a System of Syllabic Shorthand by Alf. H. Browne. Lessons i and 2. Lith. 4to sheets. Address, 64 Imperial buildings, Ludgate Circus, E.C. Legible Phonography: A New System of Phonetic Shorthand, by Alfred H. Browne; read to the Shorthand Society, June 6, 1883. 64 Imperial Buildings, London, E.C. [8vo. 1884.] Browne D. L. Scott-. Scott-Browne’s American Standard Literary Phono- graphic reader. Prepared for reading and writing practise in literature of a high order. For school or self-tuition. By D. L. Scott - Browne, editor of Browne’s Phonographic Monthly, con- ductor of Phonographic bureau. College Browne D. L. Scott—continued, of Phonography, etc. New-York : D. L. Scott-Browne. 1882. Scott-Browne’s Munson’s Style first Phonogr aphic Reader. Affording reading and writing practice on the re- porting principles of the art as employed in a simple style of language. Keyed by the popular Appleton’s third Reader. Engraved from the notes of several writers of the Munson system as it is used in Professional Reporting. A. series. New York. D. L.Scott-Browne. 1882. [25 pp.] Scott-Browne’s American Book of Business Letters. A collection of letters actually transmitted in business and pro- fessional correspondence ; together with lists of commercial technicalities, forms of agreements, proposals, specifications, etc. Adapted for use in schools of Pho- nography, commercial colleges, and for private practice in gaining speed in shorthand writing and learning business forms and expressions. By D. L. Scott-Browne, editor of Browne’s Phono- graphic Monthly, conductor of phono- graphic bureau, college of phonography, etc. First edition. New-York : D. L. Scott-Browne. 1883. Business Letters. Published in parts. Part I. On Implements, Ve- hicles, Live Stock, &c. Part II. On Railroading, Cotton, Wool, Provisions, &c. Part III. On Printing, Publish- ing, Advertising, &c. New York : D. L. Scott-Browne. 1884. Each part 5o cents. —— Scott-Browne’s Reporter’s Book of Legal Forms. Shows how the Law Re- porter, in taking testimony, indicates questions and answers, objections, rul- ings of the court, remarks of the coun- sel, exhibits, etc., etc. Explains refer- ence reporting and defines legal terms. With copious notes and key. Very useful as a legal dictation book. By D. L. Scott-Browne, editor of Browne’s Phonographic Monthly, conductor of phonographic bureau, college of phono- graphy, etc. First edition. New-York : D. L. Scott-Browne. 1883. 2 dollars.