Printed papers on various philological subjects

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5 Proof of a pamphlet entitled Glossic, by Alexander J. Ellis, annotated by the author Item c. 5 May 1870
7 Printed leaflet advertising The Reliquary, a quarterly archaeological journal Item c. 1870
11 Printed pamphlet entitled T’Gurt Railway Jubilee: My Prisence & Harty Approvil, by ‘“T’ Licend Hawker,” Teesdale’, in dialect Item c. 1875
16 Corrected proofs of part of W. W. Skeat’s ‘Notes on English Etymology’, published in Transactions of the Philological Society, 1885–7, pp. 283–333 Item c. 1886
17 Part of a leaf of a German journal, containing an article headed ‘Giegler’s Echos der neueren gesprochenen Sprachen’, apparently a review of R. Schindler’s Echo of the Spoken English, First Part: Children’s Talk (1890) Item c. 1890
18 Printed prospectus for the English Dialect Dictionary Item 1894
20 Proof of a specimen sheet of the English Dialect Dictionary Item 1890s
2 Cutting from the Yorkshire Chronicle, containing an article entitled ‘The Yorkshire Dialects’ Item 2 Apr. 1870
3 The Educational Times and Journal of the College of Preceptors, containing a paper by Alexander J. Ellis entitled ‘The English Spelling Difficulty and its Remedy’ Item 1 May 1870
6 Proof of a pamphlet entitled Glossic, by Alexander J. Ellis Item c. 5 May 1870
8 Printed pamphlet entitled Varieties of English Pronunciation, by Alexander J. Ellis Item c. 2 Mar. 1870
10 Proof of the beginning of Book VII of The Letters and the Life of Francis Bacon, ed. James Spedding Item 26 Nov. 1873
12 The Yorkshireman, including an article in Yorkshire dialect by Ben Preston entitled ‘Pauper Papers’ Item 2 June 1877
13 Printed notice of an auction sale of agricultural land at the Castle Hotel, Haverfordwest, on 7 July 1877, with a handwritten note on the word ‘slang’ Item c. 7 July 1877
19 Proof of a specimen sheet of the English Dialect Dictionary Item 1890s
21 Printed prospectus of A Facsimile and Transcript of an Elizabethan Manuscript preserved at Alnwick Castle, transcribed and edited by Frank J. Burgoyne, with a printed order form Item 1904
9 Printed paper entitled Classification des dialectes anglais modernes, by Prince Louis-Lucien Bonaparte, accompanied by a map of the principal English dialects Item 1873
15 Printed notice headed ‘Directions to Readers for the English Dialect Dictionary’ Item c. 1886
1 Printed sheet headed ‘Glossary of the Devon Dialect. Preliminary List’, issued by John Shelly Item Nov. 1868
4 Proof of a pamphlet entitled Glossic, by Alexander J. Ellis, annotated by the author Item c. 5 May 1870
14 Part of of a plan showing lands proposed to be reclaimed by the Clare Slob Land Reclamation Company, in which the word ‘slob’ has been marked in pencil Item c. 1878