20. WILLIAM MILLER, 1809
[738] Bibliography of Printing, ii, 42.
[739] Typog., p. 366.
[740] Ibid., p. 361.
[741] A specimen of this type “the smallest ever manufactured in this country,” was exhibited, and contains the whole of Gray’s Elegy in 32 verses, in 2 columns, measuring 3 3⁄4 inches each in depth.
[742] Dictionary for the Pocket; French and English; English and French, &c., by John Bellows, Gloucester, from type cast specially for the work by Miller and Richard, Type founders to the Queen, Edinburgh. 1873. 24mo.