Lloyd's stenography, : publicly practised by him for nearly half a century, with his latest improvements patented. : Published now for the first time, by himself; for the instruction of those of both sexes who are desirous of acquiring an easy, simple and harmonious system, whereby to minute down their own thoughts, or the sentiments of others, in as little time and room as possible.

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