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Post made by Timothy Underhill, Pembroke College, Cambridge Re: Aulay Macaulay's shorthand
"He was a tea merchant who lived in St. Ann's Square, Manchester, and was also based at Cateaton Street, London. He was possibly the owner of Manchester's first theatre...he offered his [shorthand]services to the upper classes of London at a guinea a session. He tried to interest the early Methodists in the system and by 1756 boasted 1,500 subscribers."
From www.guardian.co.uk/notesandqueries/query/0,5753,-1043,00.html
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