| John Johnson - 1824 - 696 pages
...clearly laid down for the future comfort and government of the compositor. Taking Copy. If printed copy, and the compositor is desired to follow page for page,...part, if it materially varies, should be thrown for. Daring the absence of either of the companionship, if he be likely soon to return, some one should... | |
| John Johnson - 1824 - 648 pages
...the future comfort and government of the compositor. Taking Copy. If printed copy, and (he comnositor is desired to follow page for page, each sheet, as it is given out, should be divided into as many parui as the companionship may consist of, and toe choice of each part, if it materially vnrics, should... | |
| John Johnson - 1824 - 732 pages
...government of the compositor. Taking Copy. If printed copy, and the compositor is desired to follow pace for page, each sheet, as it is given out, should be divided into a* many parts as the companionship may consist of, and the choice of each part, if it materially varies,... | |
| Thomas Curson Hansard - 1825 - 1088 pages
...comfort and government of the compositor. Taking Copy. IF it be printed copy, and the compositor be desired to follow page for page, each sheet, as it...should be thrown for.* During the absence of either of the companionship, if he be likely soon to return, some one should throw for him, on condition that... | |
| Thomas Curson Hansard - 1825 - 1114 pages
...comfort and government of the compositor. Taking Copy. IF it be printed copy, and the compositor be desired to follow page for page, each sheet, as it...as many parts as the companionship may consist of, and'the choice of each part, if it materially varies, should be thrown for.* During the absence of... | |
| Printers - 1828 - 60 pages
...clearly laid down for the future comfort and government of the compositor. TAKING COPY. If printed copy, and the compositor is desired to follow page for page,— each sheet, as it is given out, should he divided into as many parts as the companionship may consist of, and the choice of each part, if... | |
| Thomas F. Adams - 1857 - 300 pages
...clearly laid down for the future comfort and government of the compositor. TAKING COPY. IP printed copy, and the compositor is desired to follow page for page,...as many parts as the companionship may consist of, in which case the bulk of the copy must not be subject to the inspection of the companionship, but... | |
| John Johnson - 1824 - 700 pages
...clearly laid down lor the future comfort mi I government of the compositor. Taking Copy. If printed copy, and the compositor is desired to follow page for page,...given out, should be divided into as many parts as the comp»ni< nship may consist of, and the choice of each part, if it materially varies, should be thrown... | |
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