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Newspapers and Magazines
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De Vries, L. Victorian advertisements: the art of the Victorian persuaders.
[1968.] Introd by J. Laver.
Hindley, D. and G. Advertising in Victorian England, 1837–1901.
1972. Copious illustration – and valuable list of early advertising
agents.
Asquith, I. Advertising and the press in the late 18th and early 19th
centuries: James Perry and the Morning Chronicle, 1790–1821.
Historical Jnl vol 18 no 4 1975.
Nevett, T. R. London’s early advertising agents. Jnl of Advertising
History Dec 1977.
Bennett, S. Victorian newspaper advertising: counting what counts.
Publishing History 8 1980. Analysis based on The Times and
Windsor and Eton Express.
Nevett, T. R. Advertising in Britain: a history. 1982.
Opie, R. Rule Britannia: trading in the British image. 1985.
Nevett, T. R. Advertising and editorial integrity in the 19th century.
In The press and English society from the 17th to the 19th centuries,
ed M. Harris and A. J. Lee, London and Toronto 1986.
Nevett, T. R. American influence on British advertising before 1920.
In Historical perspectives in marketing: essays in honor of
Stanley C. Hollander, ed Nevett and R. A. Fullerton, Lexington
KY [1988].
Nevett, T. R. Thomas Barratt and the development of British advertising.
International Jnl of Advertising vol 7 no 3 1988.
Richards, T. The commodity culture of Victorian England: advertising
and spectacle, 1851–1914. Stanford CA 1990.
Nevett, T. R. Advertising. In Victorian periodicals and Victorian
society, ed J. D. Van and R. Van Arsdel, Toronto and Aldershot
1994.
See also Press and Advertising Directories; Press and Advertising Periodicals.
(2) management and distribution
The commercial history of a penny magazine. Penny Mag Sep–Dec
1833.
[Grant, J.] Travels in town by the author of Random recollections. 2
vols 1839. Chs 7–8.
The bringing forth of the daily newspaper. Chambers’s Jnl 26 Aug
1854.
King, J. Four and twenty hours in a newspaper office. Once a Week
26 Sep 1863, 6 Feb 1864.
Philbrick, F. A. and W. A. S. Westoby. The postage and telegraph
stamps of Great Britain. 1881.
Sidman, W. A treatise on newspaper book-keeping. 1887.
Yeo, H. Newspaper management. Manchester 1891.
Maxwell, H. The life and times of the Rt Hon W. H. Smith MP. 2 vols
Edinburgh 1893.
Newnes, George, Ltd. How popular periodicals are produced.
[1894.]
Norton, B. T. and G. T. Feasey. Newspaper accounts: being a practical
treatise on the books and accounts in use in large and small newspaper
offices. 1895.
Harmsworth, A. C. (Viscount Northcliffe). Making a modern newspaper:
some secrets revealed. Harmsworth’s Mag July 1898.
[Hepworth, T. C.] All about a London daily from the paper mill to
the breakfast table. [1898.]
Haywood, A. and Son. 1832–1899: a brief survey of the news trade.
Manchester 1899.
Special newspaper trains, by Brunel Redivivus. Railway Mag Nov
1899.
Courtney, L. H. The making and reading of newspapers. 1901.
Ewen, H. L’E. Unadhesive postage stamps of the United Kingdom.
1905.
Ewen, H. L’E. Newspaper and parcel stamps issued by the railway
companies of the United Kingdom. 1906.
Given, J. L. Making a newspaper. 1913.
Pocklington, G. R. The story of W. H. Smith and Son. 1921, 1932 (rev
F. K. Foat) (priv ptd).
Kitchin, F. H. Moberly Bell and his times. 1925.
Bell, E. H. C. M. The life and letters of C. F. Moberly Bell. 1927.
Aspinall, A. The circulation of newspapers in the early nineteenth
century. RES 22 1946. On reading-rooms, the hiring-out of
papers, etc.
Colby, R. A. That he who rides may read: W. H. Smith and Son’s
railway library. Wilson Lib Bull 27 1952.
Bell, R. F. Gordon and Gotch, London: the story of the G. and G.
century 1853–1953. 1953.
Haig, R. L. Circulation of some London newspapers, 1806–11: two
documents. SB 7 1955.
Wadsworth, A. P. Newspaper circulations 1800–1954. Trans
Manchester Statistical Soc 1955.
Chilston, Viscount. W. H. Smith. 1965.
(3) wages and conditions
The earlier portion of the Library of the London Society of Compositors is
deposited at the St Bride Foundation.
Memorial of London Compositors addressed to proprietors of
newspapers with a report of a meeting of the employers. [1809.]
London Union of Compositors. The London scale of prices for compositors’
work: agreed upon April 16th 1810, with explanatory
notes, and the scales of Leeds, York, Dublin, Belfast and
Edinburgh. [c. 1835] (4 edns).
London Trade Society of Compositors. Report of a committee
appointed to draw up a statement of the regular mode of
working on newspapers. 1820.
London Union of Compositors. Report of the proceedings of the
delegated meeting of compositors, December 12 1833. [1833.]
London Union of Compositors. Report of the General Trade
Committee to the Compositors of London, March 4 & 11 1834.
[1834.]
London Union of Compositors. Report of the Trade Council on the
mode of working of The Times newspaper. [1835.]
London Society of Compositors. Report of the journeymen
members of the conference of master printers and compositors
held in 1847. 1847, [1875], [1879], [1883].
London Association of Master Printers. The agreements made with
the compositors, pressmen and machine-minders in Nov 1866.
1867.
London Society of Compositors. Report of the Special Committee
appointed to revise the trade rules, examine the system of
working in each office and frame a report upon the evidence that
may come before them. 1868.
London Society of Compositors. Rules and regulations for news
work. [1868.]
Manchester Typographical Society. Regulations for piece-work on
daily papers. Manchester 1873.
London Society of Compositors. Report of the Special Committee
appointed to consider the best means for improving the conditions
of newspaper compositors. 1874.
Glasgow Typographical Society. Newspaper time and piece scales of
prices. Glasgow 1884.
The Vigilance Gazette: a monthly journal devoted to the interests of
the London Society of Compositors. Nos 1–11 May 1888–May
1890. Continued as London Printers’ Circular.
London Society of Compositors. News department: workmen’s
memorial to the newspaper proprietors. 1889.
London Society of Compositors. Fair and unfair religious and temperance
weekly newspapers. 1890.
London Printing and Allied Trades Association. The London scale of
prices for compositors’ work. 1891.
London Society of Compositors. News department: report of the