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• Short-writing the most easie, exact, lineal and speedy method that hath ever been obtained or taught : Composed by Theophilus Metcalfe, author and professor of the said art. The fifty-fifth edition. The copper cuts having been newly corrected, with a new table for shortning of words. Which book is able to make the practitioner perfect without a teacher. As many hundreds in this city, and elsewhere, that are able to write sermons word for word, can from their own experience testifie. A young man that lately lived in Cornhill, learned so well by this book, that he wrote out all the Bible in this character
  by: Metcalfe, Theophilus
  Published: (1721)
• Swift writing : commonly called short hand, on an improved plan, the result of long practice, by E. Hodgson, Professor of that Art for Thirty Years, and Many Years Short-Hand Writer to the Session at the Old Bailey
  by: Hodgson, Edward
  Published: (1792)
• A new art of short and swift writing : without characters. Invented by Mr. Ratcliff of Plimouth. By which Rules a common Hand will make such Expedition, that Sermons, Speeches, or Tryals, may be taken with Delight, and plainly Read, though Twenty Years after. Licensed and Entred, according to Order
  by: Ratcliffe, Thomas
  Published: (1711)
• Annet's short-hand : More easy to learn and remember than any other, and may be as expeditiously wrote. By this new method every word is to be written without taking off the Pen; and as many words join'd together as may be lineal and legible. The Book alone is a sufficient Instructor. Eccles. IX. 10
  by: Annet, Peter
  Published: (1752)
• Stenography or an easy system of short-hand writing : By the Rev. W. Graham
  by: Graham, William
  Published: (1787)