Learner's Style.

Crusoe's escape from the Moors, 969,
989, 1009, 1025
Each in its right place, 350, 370, 390,
410, 430, 450, 470

Genie of the oak, the, 690, 709, 729,

749

Happy land, 490, 510, 530, 550, 570,
590, 610, 630, 650, 670
Key to " Pitman's Shorthand Writing
Exercises," 9-689

Swiss Family Robinson, 10-330
Swiss Family's aerial home, 769, 789,
809, 829, 849, 859, 889
Wonderful gift, a (Brs. Grimm), 909,
929, 949

Corresponding Style.
Barford Hunt, the (Mrs Gaskell), 171,
190, 210, 230, 250, 270, 290
in Algeria (R.
French magician
Houdin), 431, 450, 470, 490, 510,
530, 550

Grandfather's story, the (Rev. J.
White), 971, 989, 1009, 1025
Great fire of London (J. Evelyn), 950,
970

Great plague of London (D. Defoe),
910, 930, 949

Mail, the (C. Dickens), 830, 850, 870
(C.
watering-place
English
Our

Dickens), 632, 650, 670, 690
Passing of Little Nell, the (C. Dickens),
871, 890, 910

Prowess of Robin Hood, the (Sir W.
Scott), 692, 710, 730
Red and white men's gifts (J. F.
Cooper), 10, 30, 50, 70
Tom Tiddler's ground (C. Dickens), 72,
90, 110, 130, 150, 170
Tried by the Vehmgericht (Sir W.
Scott), 292, 310, 330, 350, 370,
390

Trial of Eugene Aram (B. Lytton),
551, 570, 590, 610, 630
Trial of the smugglers (G. P. R. James)
731, 750, 770, 790, 810

252

on

Balfour, A., on House of Lords, 773
792, 812, 832
British Premiers at Westminster Hall,
Banking company meeting, 872, 892
512, 532, 552

Campbell-Bannerman, Sir H., and
land reform, 573, 592
on
Campbell-Bannerman, Sir H.,
House of Lords, 672, 692, 712, 732,

752, 772

Sir H., on
Campbell-Bannerman,
municipal progress, 272, 292. 312,
332

by the King, 392, 412
Channel tunnel, the, 432, 452
Science in its Applica
Davy Dr, on "
tion to National Health," 893, 911,
932
the spiritual
Haldane, R. B., on
welfare of the Army, 112, 132
Halsbury, Lord, on modern education,
952, 972, 992
Insurance company meeting, 472, 492
Irving, Sir H., on the art of acting,
Insurance phrases, 455-535

1027

Lord Mayor's banquet, the, 33, 52, 72,
92

Milner, Lord, on the imperial idea,

173, 192, 212
Miscellaneous correspondence, 14-102 8
Pilgrims' banquet to Mr Bryce, 333,
352, 372
Rosebery, Lord, on national defence,

152, 172

Tea company meeting, 612, 632, 652

No. 12 new model, 615

speed demonstration on, 343

Bath S.W.A., 778

Battersea Polytechnic, 147

Belfast mercantile college, 83, 308, 827

shorthand institute, 742

Bermondsey S.W.A., 423

Bills of Exchange Act, 1906, 115

Birmingham Lady Clerks' Society,

457, 465
S.W.A., 137

Blairgowrie prize distribution, 424
Blue and green envelopes, 737
Board of Education report for 1905-6,

16

Reading Room, 188,
243, 300

Bromley shorthand school, 922
Brownhill road school, Catford, 758
Business correspondence (Harms-

worth Self-Educator), 617
novelty in, 277
exhibition at Birmingham
776, 867
letter-writing, 98, 448
phrases and their foreign
equivalents (A. E. Davies),
558, 603, 795

training, I.P.S. Conference
on, 298

world, in the, 5-1022
Calendar, curiosities of the, 425
Calicut school of shorthand, 58
Canadian magazine post, 396, 903
postage reductions, 337
Cardiff school of commerce, 936
Cape Town metropolitan business
college, 65

Careless correspondents, 807
Changes of address, 20-1032
Cheque, countermanding a, 504, 1031
protecting typewriter, 245
Cheques, indorsement of order, 908
Christchurch commercial college, 227
"Christian World" jubilee, 328
Christmas gifts, warning about, 987
Cay clerks and their lot, 747

of London College, 5

S.W.A., 928

583

Corporation of Accountants, 427, 897
Correspondence, promptness in, 45
Correspondents-
Arnott, A., 437
Bambridge A. B., 897
Berridge C. J., 578
Carter S., 937

Cassal M. V., 316

Cope E. A., 483

Cork Pitmanite, a, 1032
Dill R. W., 165

Dixon F., 197
Donald A. T., 165
Englishman, 418
Enquirer, 376

Experience in Buenos Aires, 983
Fipsacra, 818
Ford W. J., 197
Glover G. R., 897
Groom P. B., 916
Hallett F. J., 937
Hodkinson H. W., 897
Jones J. H., 877
Keeler G. A., 437
Knowles J., 263
Langelaan G., 755
Lawrence E. C., 637
Machin P., 937

Manton A. E., 342, 444

Maver J. J., 225

Menon G., 837

Mitchell F. J., 916

Thomas J., 324.

Tossell M. W., 678, 983
Tramp, 755

Wakefield A., 165

Walter J. W., 755

Welch C. T., 755

Whilock T., 505, 578, 678, 837
Corruption Act (Prevention of) first
prosecution under, 338
Criminal Appeal Act and shorthand
notes, 819, 958, 967, 1002, 1021
Criticism refuted, a, 916
Curriculum of higher elementary
schools, 176

Cusack Institute, 637, 1007
Death duties, new scale of, 948
Derby S.W.A., 765

Deuchar W., royal gift to, 878
Dialectical variations, 825
Dictators, hints to, 663
Disappearing art, a, (Penman), 416
Dont's, a few, (P. P. Jackson), 697
Dukinfield and district S.W.A., 776
Duplicator and typewriter supplies,

Envelope opening machine, 386
Erasures, 543

Esperanto conference, 698
progress of, 75
Evening schools of England and
Wales, 144

Evercirculator and efficiency (C. E.
Boardman), 537
conductors, an idea for,

tongues, a pleasant road to
(C. A. Fisher), 387
another pleasant
road to (H. J. Bridges), 662, 755
Fountain pens, 935

French shorthand writers and weekly
rest law, 88, 335
German instruction in journalism, 677
Germany, modern, 945
Ground and other rents, 646
Halfpenny packet post (inland), 85
postal trade orders, 648
Handwriting and identity, 407
High-speed tests at Boston, 447
writers in London, 867
How to get a situation abroad (A. E.
Davies)-

Incorporated Society of Shorthand
Teachers (continued)

London, 217, 505, 557, 805
Manchester, 237, 776, 497
Sheffield, 196, 376, 805, 977
entrance examination results, 196,

557

executive meetings, 36, 477, 648
joint conferences with Federation-
Birmingham, 896

North Shields, 806

joint meetings with I.P.S.-
Leeds, 138

Liverpool, 218, 1005
London, 95

India-rubber as an eraser, 87
Indian commercial instructor (B.
Jacob), 666

Empire, a simple alphabet for,
(J. Knowles), 263
inland postage, 764

Individuals, the value of, 905
Institute of Chartered Accountants,
396

of Shorthand Writers (Ire-
land), 63, 468, 527, 816, 955
Intermediate education in Ireland, 643
International exhibitions, 1008
speed contests at
Boston, 84
interviews with S. H. Godfrey, 336,
364

winner of Eagan cup (Miss N. M.
Wood), 347

Interviewer in journalism, the, (A.
Kingston), 715

Johannesburg S.W.A., 665, 848, 916
Journalism and public opinion (A.
Kingston), 242

Mayor, 858

Ideas, taking care of, 237
Income-tax alterations, the (J. B. W.),
707
Incorporated Phonographic Society-
annual conference at Edinburgh,
745, 766, 786
meeting, 777
council meetings, 156, 296, 417, 497,
577, 716, 796, 857, 957
diploma, new holders of, 156, 248,
397, 477, 619, 648, 675, 716, 857
honours diploma, address on by
A. Fieldhouse, 185

joint meetings with I.S.S.T.-
Leeds, 138

Liverpool, 218, 1005
London, 95

meetings of London district, general
section, 18, 36, 85, 156, 208, 297,
345, 397, 444, 477, 508, 528,
557, 577, 717, 837, 857, 877, 977
Stockport, 1031

meetings of teachers' sections-
Birmingham, 36, 397
Leeds, 123, 397, 598, 905
Liverpool, 938

London, 156, 297, 345, 425,508,
938

Manchester, 977
typists' section-

Clerks and compensation, 181
Clerks' unions and clerks' interests,

1021

Commercial correspondence, 641
Company secretary, the, 1001
Demand for educated typists, 841
Edinburgh and Phonography, 661
Esperantist congress, the, 721
Federationists in conference, 481
Greek or shorthand, 681
Handwriting, 121

Importance of good reporting, the,

861

International competitions, 441
I.P.S. Conference, the, 761
Learning under difficulties, 141
Legal difficulties, 341

Leading Articles-(continued)
Lingering prejudice, a, 261
Modern reporting, 521

Modernising the Universities, 701
National Union of Law Clerks, a,

541

Neglected precaution, a, 201
Note-taker's elysium, the, 921
Olympia contests, the, 601
Phonographic fighting men, 301
Primate's note-book, the, 281
Problems of clerkdom, 41
Proper names, 361
Publicity for S.W.A.'s, 401
Punctuation, 561

Right use of reference books, the,
321

Septuagenary of Phonography, I
Shaw's (Mr) sermon to typists, 981
Shorthand and the spoken word,
381

Shorthand clerk's prospects, 81
writers and the Criminal

Appeal Act, 961
writers' vocabulary, the, 941
Society of Arts (Advanced) results,

Newspaper curiosities, 688
Press Fund, 207
the modern evening, 876
Nicknames, a few modern, 565
North Shields, S.W.A. 863
Northern Institute, Leeds, 43, 1003
Note-taking episode at Berlin, sin-
gular, 936

Nottingham S.W.A., 776
Notograph, the, 923
Obituary-

Abba J., 828
Alger J. G., 448
Anderson T., 328
Bannerman D., 295
Carr Miss A. M., 143
Cooper F., 136
Dyer O., 108
Hartley Mrs, 162
Janes A., 716

Mattock S. W., 828

Smith J., 782

Sutcliffe J. A., 963

Wright C. N., 328

Office etiquette, 337
Oldest newspaper, 887

Olympia Business Exhibition, 326,
424, 460, 465, 484, 516, 524, 544,
563, 584, 588, 604

American opinion on the shorthand
contests, 698

contests, the, (Examiner), 607
exhibitors, list of, 524

rapid typing at, 636

some reflections and a moral (A.
Kingston), 624

Ordered phonetically, 782

Origin of famous phrases, 659
Palmerston Lord, as writing master,
1008

Parcel post, light packets by, 737
with Spain, 376
with United States, 835
Parliamentary correspondence, 755

"

"

oratory, the Speaker
and, 924
reports, the first, 788
reporting, evidence

before the Select Com-
mittee, 924, 964, 986,
1006, 1023
reporting half-a-cen-
tury ago,
895

tions of the
Select Com-
mittee, 568,
602
Paton's College, Dundee, 27
Pen, the (J. P. Toms), 826
Pen v. typewriter, 48
Penrith Argyll House School, 667
Perennial circle, the (H. K. Wakem),
145

Perplexing prefix, a, 617

Phonetic idea in advertisements
(G. A. Keeler), 1024
Phonetic language, a, 315
"Phonetic sense the, 463

Phonographer's recollections, an old
(F. W. Joynes)-

i. A learner sixty years ago, 66
ii. Elections before the Ballot Act:
Reporting under difficulties, 86
iii. Public dinners: "Boz" and
"Sam Slick" in the chair, 124
iv. Under the gallows, 164
v. Trial of an election petition, 206
vi. Year of revolution: Old and

new journalism, 222
Phonographic pioneer, an early (A.
Paterson), 258

Phonographic badge, 645, 765, 823
Phonography, a novel use for, 308
and language and spell-
ing, 263

"

application of to en-
gineering (G. P. Ford),
248, 266

elocution in relation to,
306

Exeter Hall and, 398
physical fitness for, 847
Picture post cards, 104
Pitman's certificated teachers, pro-
posed society of, 678, 755
Pitman's Metropolitan School-
and public examinations of 1907,
623

business training lectures, 286, 415
examinations in typewriting, 858
prize distribution, 1004
prospects for 1907, 6

special training for the examina-
tions, 83, 146, 228, 335, 935, 1032
standard of efficiency in business,
538

Verbatim reporting competition (H.
J. Bridges), 366,

taught (J. Bengough), 185

703, 735, 746, 775, 785, 803, 836, 855

in London before the Great Fire, 923
in the Army, 795

learning of (Sir E. Clarke), 826
libraries, British, past and present,
216

Spain, teaching of shorthand and type Typewriter-(continued)
writing in, 638

Speech writing and speech making,
485

Speed contests at Boston, 23

tests, counting matter for, 483,
Speller, the champion, 75 [578
Spelling in business life, 147, 197
Sproll's Business College, Glasgow, 24
Stamp Act, 1891, amendments of, 1016
duty on re-issued debentures,
885
Stamped receipts for voluntary pay-
ments, 26

Smith Premier Typewriter Co., open- Tenby Corporation and the reporter,
ing of new buildings, 904
224, 245, 295, 305, 402
action in
Chancery Division, 944, 962, 987
Think before you reply, 102
Third writers and ship's steward's
assistants, 383

Advanced results in shorthand (E.
A. Cope), 626
ditto table of, 695

book-keeping examinations, 366
Elementary results in shorthand,
818
Intermediate results in shorthand
(E. A. Cope), 686
medal presented to A. E. Morton,
517, 968

reports of examiners, 996, 1015
shorthand examination, 348
(E. A. Cope), 375
(A. Arnott), 437

"

typewriting examination, 197, 243,
376
A. E.
Morton
on, 456

Solicitor's office, work in a (É. A.
Cope)-

xiii. The preparation and taxation
of costs, 76, 96, 136, 256, 285, 304,
436, 556, 616, 635

"Too old at forty" (Forty), 438
Touch typewriting (J. I. Dennett), 264
Train telephone, 283
Transparent envelopes, 287
Tyneside Phonographers' Association,
748

Tympagraph supplies, 98
Typewriter-

and winter's work, 843
championship, world's, 435
championships (E. C. Lawrence),
637

companies, some grievances of, 886
for East and West, a, 847
how to test a, 659

in business, 45

in the German Parliaments, 485
inventors, ministerial, 928
is a silent possible, 426
outlook for 1907, 6

topics in England and America (E.
S. Harrison), 506,
trade, 464

trade and the, in America (M.
Bartholomew), 404

in Germany (M. Bartholomew), 1018
travels with the (J. F. B. Bowden),
724

type, manufacture of, 598
usage by American reporters, 304
world in 1907, 984.

Typewriters for use in schools, 225
Typewriting-

championship of the world, 868, 898,
903

competitions at Paris, 144, 1024
at Chicago, 306

competitions (international), 22

permanency of, 106
contests, Canadian, 936
examinations (correspondence), 418,
437, 444

examination exercises, 135, 155, 656
examinations, how to pass (J. L.
Grant), 146, 176, 184, 206, 226,
265, 303

examinations, is the

imperfect
MS." a suitable test, 744
notes, 2-1022

the syllabic system of, 416
Typewritten greeting card, 65
Typist, fortune for a lady, 986
Typists, advertisements for women,
277, 296

and their pay, address by
Bernard Shaw, 976, 987
Underwood typewriter, 126
Unique copyholder, 308
Victoria statue at Lancaster, 575
Wade's business training college, 168
Wallasey technical classes, 275
Warrington S.W.A., 743
Waverley fountain pen, 948
Weights and measures rules, new, 827
Welsh and English orthography, 802
shorthand, 285
Shorthand Society, second
annual conference, 666
South Wales

section meeting, 723
Wolverhampton, S.W.A., 807
Women typists, the demand for (W. J.
Richardson), 386

Wright typewriter practice keyboard,
367

Writing miles covered in, 627

Zanetic letter book, 276