675

America and Canada, newspaper

reporting in, 421

America, shorthand in, 547

American local press, the, 589

Annual address, I

Appeal Court, shorthand notes in

the, 198

Army, Phonography in the, 357

Arts, Society of, and Lancashire and
CheshireInstitutes examination, 308
Australian notes and news, 99
Bar-Lock, instructions on the, 740,
756, 772, 788, 804, 823

Beecham's pills & Phonography, 355
Berlin Shorthand Congress, 694, 737,
755

Bible in Phonography, 68

Bibliography of shorthand, 117

Bohemian and Slavonian Stenogra-

phers' Congress, 806

Books for young newspaper men,

100, 115

Bordley's shorthand, 557

Bristol, Mr I. Pitman at, 662

British Guiana, 422

Business of travel, 532

Bute, Marquis of, on phonetic spel-
ling, 701

Byrom's Act of Parliament, 511

Care of the typewriter, 28

Careers of phonographers, 321

Caution to phonographers, 174

Christian World & Phonography, 494
Classes of shorthand practitioners,
257

Coins and cheques, imitation, 662
Column printer, the, 429
Coming phonographic season, the,564
Commercial education, Charity

Commission and, 245

Commercial life, shorthand in, 593

Compositors and Phonography, 166

Conditions of shorthand work, 481

Congress, the Fourth International

Shorthand, 513, 725, 737, 738

Contractions, phonographic, 433, 824

Contributors' gathering in the north,

a, 356

Copy, preparation of, 445
Copyright in Hansard's debates, 454
Correspondence in Phonography,77
Craigs school, shorthand in the, 469
Davidson J. B., a Yorkshire jour-
nalist and stenographer, 515

Delusion, a teacher's, 641

Discussion on outlines, 337

Division of labor in shorthand, 193

Dynamite scare, an incident of the,

Extension of Phonography in India,

76

Facsimile of Mr A. Paterson's notes,

309

of Mr J. Southgate's, 340
of Mr E. Wilson's at 220

words per minute, 46

Failure of "Script," 611

Family, a happy, 366

Fast shorthand writing and report-

ing, 145

Fittest, the survival of the, 529

Five-guinea shorthand prize, 157

Famous journalists-

Barnes T., 509

Black J., 172

Butter N., 677

Cobbett W., 365

Coleridge S. T., 453

Defoe D., 597

Delane J. T., 517

Dickens C., 262

Johnson S., 533

Quincey T. de, 372

Free classes ia Phonography, 626

Funny etymologies, 246

Gallery difficulties, 450

items, 419

Glasgow, Mr I. Pitman at, 643

Phonography in, 613, 642,
659, 739, 803

S.W.A. majority celebra-

tion, 36

and" Script," 630

Great speakers and great speeches

(Lord Salisbury), 188

Handbook for Solicitors' Clerks, 397

Handwriting, 63

Hansard Company, collapse of, 129,
105, 198

debates, copyright in, 454

Happy family, 366
High speeds in Phonography, 769
Hints on learning Phonography,
565, 579

39

to Shorthand Associations, 113

to young shorthand clerks, 566,

580, 627

History of language, 213

shorthand, 657

House of Commons reporting, 387

Hygienic aspects of Phonography,625

Imitativeness in shorthand, 465

India,extension of Phonography in,76

Influenza, 355, 338

Insurance men, shorthand for, 245

Invisible shorthand, 677, 755, 79c

Ireland, Phonography in, 124

Italy, Phonography in, 350

Rapid writers of Phonography, 673

Right use of language, 273

Schoolboys and Phonography, 369

Second phonographic jubilee (Mr

Reed's), 577

Shorthand Associations, hints to,
113

in commercial life, 593

in parliamentary re-
porting, 161
misconceptions, 65

on reading the writing
of other persons', 81

specialism in, 97

uniformity in, 49, 241

Speed, methods of gaining, 561
of speech, 17
Standard of merit in Phonography,
385

Statistics on the teaching of Pho-

nography, 353

Surplusage, 545

National Phonographic Society list
of certificated teachers, 709
V and Fhooks, 382

New shorthand (Ritchie's), 118, 188
Newspaper press fund, 429

"

Obituary-

reporting in America

and Canada, 421

statistics, 422

world in 1890, 4, 19

Albemarle, Earl of, 166

Barkas T. P., 486

Carson Miss M., 678

Crompton Dr S., 446

Runcieman J., 482

Office requisites, 245,

Orthography, English, eccentricities

of, 305

Outlines, phonographic, 15, 337
Parliamentary reporting, 161
Pen and pencil reporting, 542, 582,
646

Pens and shorthand, 401

Periodicals v. advertisements, 221

Phonetic alphabet, view of, 341

Phonetic Journal, enlargement of,

the, 12

Phonetic Society, new members of

the, 15, 31, 47, 63, 79, 95, III, 127,

143, 159, 175, 190, 207, 223, 239, 255,

271, 287, 303, 319, 335, 351, 367, 383,

399, 415, 431, 447, 463, 479, 495, 511,

527, 543, 559, 575, 591, 607, 623, 639,

655, 671, 687, 704, 719, 734, 750, 766,

783, 798, 815, 824

Phonetic spelling and the Marquis

of Bute, 701

Phonographer, the wandering, 324

Phonographers, careers of, 321

Survival of the fittest, the, 529

Teachers' Certificate, 177, 289

Teacher's Delusion, 641

Trade Union ideas, 449

Wanted, good shorthand clerks,

Dictionary, 125

exhibition, 53

jubilee, Mr Reed's,577

lecturing, 33

753

Working classes and Spelling

Reform, 609

Left-handed phonographers, 157,
162, 801

Legislation and shortband, 691

Letter writing, expeditious, 594

Journalism and literature, 301

Journalists and typewriters, 557

Journalists, best books for, 133

Contributions by-

Downs F., 118

Flint H., 70

Gowing R., 70

Harrison W., 6

Moor J. C., 85

Paterson, A.. 61

Peacock E. E., 100

Quail J., 6

Sala G. A., 100

Southward J., 118

257

Livelihood, Phonography as a means

of, 225

Lloyd E., memorial of, 406

London School Board evening

made easy,

outlines, 15

periodicals, 22, 803

season, the coming,564

Phonography & Beecham's pills, 355

and foreign languages,
676

and pronunciation, 818

and Sunlight soap, 436

and the Midland Rail-

classes, 164

and Phono-

and the new Education
Code, 21

Jessel Sir G., 493
Westbury Lord, 180
Methods of gaining speed, 561
Misconceptions about shorthand, 65
Modern newspaper enterprise, 438
Money grants for shorthand and
typewriting, special, 515

National Phonographic Society, 5,

29, 68, 77, 92, 132, 149, 182, 195, 211,

225, 243, 259, 276, 309, 323, 350, 354,

371, 387, 402, 435, 451, 533, 563, 581,

626, 645, 659, 707, 710, 721, 722, 757,

781, 787, 803

and the Scotch Educa-

tion Department, 165

and the typewriter, 338

as a means of liveli-

hood, 225

Bible in, 68

can it be acquired

without a tutor? 54

compositors and, 166

correspondence in, 77

free classes in, 626

hints on learning, 565

history of, 628

hygienic aspects of, 625
in the army, 357

in British Guiana, 422

in Egypt, 246

in elementary schools,

806

in Glasgow, 613, 642,

659, 739, 803

in India, 76

in Ireland, 124