, "vel Notis excipere or short-hand in a much more easy, exact, speedy, lineal, and ledgible method than any yet extant", 1730. Autograph manuscript notebook in the hand of C. (probably Caleb) Phillips, , transcribing text from and notes on "Stenography compleated, or The art of short-hand brought to perfection", London, 1727, by James Weston (1688-1751). Weston was a teacher and practitioner of stenography in London. Weston wrote the most extensive English stenographical lecture book, Stenography compleated, published in 1727.