Le pressMemorials CHODaniel de Daniel, avec une bibliographie de la presse, comme printingone 1845-1919 . lit (pièce no cxxxiii), mais il n'avait aucune pression sur ses propres. Jo^{ESS FOBJ) PI La première presse Albion a été utilisé dans le Dr Daniels chambres du firstfloor de l'extrémité occidentale de l'ancienne abbaye bénédictine d'escalier gamme ofbuildings formant le sud ou côté jardin de l'atWorcester quadrangle. De là, en 1878 il a été transféré à Worcester House, une maison d'angle à Worcester Street (maintenant détruit), le Dr Danielsmarriage. En 1882 y est venue la nouvelle presse Albion qui a été utiliséspour la fin, et qui, en 1903, lorsque

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The Daniel pressMemorials of CHODaniel, with a bibliography of the press, 1845-1919 . bed as printingone piece (no. cxxxiii), but he had no press of his own. OJ^FOBJ) PI{ESS The first Albion press was used in Dr. Daniels rooms on the firstfloor of the westernmost staircase of the old Benedictine range ofbuildings forming the south or garden side of the quadrangle atWorcester. Thence in 1878 it was transferred to Worcester House, a corner house in Worcester Street (now destroyed), on Dr. Danielsmarriage. Thither in 1882 came the new Albion press which was usedto the end, and which in 1903, when Dr. Daniel became Provost, wasleft in the garden cottage attached to Worcester House and employedno more, except once in 1906. From the cottage (which was notpulled down when Worcester House was destroyed) the press movedstraight to the Bodleian. The printers in Oxford were Dr. Daniel, occasionally Mrs. Daniel, rarely Miss Rachel and Miss Ruth Daniel. On a few occasionsa workman from the Clarendon Press, a son of the organist of TrinityChurch at Frome in old days, came to give aid.. APPENDIX C DETAILS OF THE DANIEL PRESS Notes + = occurrence : O = not found : — = occasionally found. Format. According to the scale and notes about size on p. 39, Tyfe. The usual type in the body of the work. Binding. Cold. implies that variously coloured wrappers are found. Mmiation. When at least some copies bear manuscript coloured adorn-mentj usually in red. Pagination. The arrows point to the position of the pagination inrelation to the centre of the page. Paper. See p. i6z. Output. The estimated figures are the results when an octavo pagecounts as one, a larger page as two, a smaller as one-half Prices. The prices are the lowest and highest which I have met within catalogues: the latter are often due to fine binding, butfurther detail would be over-elaboration. The numbers inbrackets are the number of copies which have come before me, but I have no doubt missed many offers in casual catalogue

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