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committee on the system of working in each office. 1891.
Supplementary report of 1891 presented 11 Nov 1891.
The Institute of Journalists, by an old journalist. Nat Rev Oct 1892.
The Institute of Journalists. Proceedings. 1892–1912. Quarterly.
Society of Women Journalists. Annual report.
[1894–5?]–1897–8–1914–15 (21st annual report)–?
London Society of Compositors. Rates and rules for working composing
machines in London, agreed upon between representatives
of the London newspapers and master printers and the
London Society of Compositors. 1896.
Dickson, J. J. Manchester Typographical Society and Branch of the
Typographical Association centenary 1797–1897. Manchester
1897.
London Society of Compositors. Jubilee. A brief record of events
prior to and since 1848. Ed C. W. Bowerman 1898.
Glasgow Typographical Society. Scale of prices for the working of
composing machines in newspaper offices. Glasgow 1898.
The economic position of women in journalism, by a woman journalist.
Humanitarian July 1900.
London Association of Correctors of the Press. Jubilee. 1854–1904.
[1904.]
MacDonald, J. R. Women in the printing trades: a sociological study,
with a preface by F. Y. Edgeworth. 1904.
Murasken, E. Newswriters’ unions in English-speaking countries.
New York 1938.
Fifty years of Institute leadership. Inst of Journalists Jnl 27 1939.
Keefe, H. J. A century in print: the story of Hazell’s 1839–1939. 1939.
Taylor, H. A. Through fifty years. Inst of Journalists Jnl 28 1940.
Howe, E. Newspaper printing in the nineteenth century. 1943.
Howe, E. The trade: passages from the literature of the printing
craft 1550–1935. 1943.
Hutchinson, W. The printer’s devil: an account of the history and
objects of the Printers’ Pension Corporation. 1943.
Aspinall, A. The social status of journalists at the beginning of the
nineteenth century. RES 21 1945.
Howe, E. The London compositor: documents relating to wages,
working conditions and customs of the London printing trade
1785–1900. 1947 (Bibl Soc).
Howe, E. and H. E. Waite. The London Society of Compositors.
1948.
Clowes, W. B. Family business 1803–1953. 1953.
(4) techniques of journalism
[Whitefoord, C.] Advice to the editors of newspapers. 1799.
[Copleston, E.] Advice to a young reviewer, with a specimen of the
art. Oxford 1807.
Conder, J. Reviews reviewed: including an enquiry into the moral
and intellectual effects of habits of criticism, and their influence
on the general interests of literature; to which is subjoined a brief
history of the periodical reviews published in England and
Scotland by T. C. O’Reid. Oxford 1811.
Journalism. Westminster Rev 18 1833.
The newspapers. Metropolitan Mag Jan 1833.
Hughes, T. Anonymous journalism. Macmillan’s Mag Dec 1861.
[Morley, J.] Anonymous journalism. Fortnightly Rev Sep 1867.
[House of Commons.] Special Report from the Select Committee on
the Electric Telegraphs Bill. 1868.
Reed, T. A. The reporter’s guide. 1869.
Modern newspaper enterprise. Fraser’s Mag June 1876.
Whittaker, S. Parliamentary reporting in England, foreign countries
and the colonies. Manchester 1877.
[House of Commons.] Report from the Select Committee on
Parliamentary Reporting. 1878.
Bussey, H. F. and T. W. Reid. The newspaper reader: the journals of
the 19th century on the events of the day. 1879.
[House of Lords.] Report from the Select Committee on
Parliamentary Reporting. 1880.
Reade, A. A. Literary success: being a guide to practical journalism.
[1880.]
Davies, E. P. The reporter’s handbook. 1884.
Dawson, J. Practical journalism. 1885.
Pendleton, J. Newspaper reporting in olden times and today. 1890.
Russell, P. The author’s manual: a complete and practical guide to
all branches of literary work. [1891.]
Mackie, J. B. Modern journalism. 1894.
[Humboldt, W.] The compleat leader writer. Macmillan’s Mag Sep
1894.
Baines, F. E. Forty years at the Post Office. 2 vols 1895.
Phillips, E. How to become a journalist. 1895.
Smith, L. A. Women’s work in the London and provincial press.
Newspaper Press Directory 1897.
Bennett, E. A. Journalism for women: a practical guide. 1898.
Kingston, A. Pitman’s guide to journalism. 1898, 1904.
An Editor. How to write for the press: a practical handbook for
beginners in journalism. 1899, 1904 (rev).
Pendleton, J. How to succeed as a journalist. 1902.
Lawrence, A. Journalism as a profession. 1903.
Wellcome, H. S. The evolution of journalism. 1909.
MacDonagh, M. The Reporters’ Gallery. [1913.]
Salmon, L. M. The newspaper and the historian. New York 1923.
Coronation reporting a century ago. Newspaper World 22 May
1937.
Mansfield, F. J. Social and Personal. Journalist 20 1937. On the rise of
gossip and the ‘personal column’ as a newspaper staple.
Pollard, H. G. Novels in newspapers: some unpublished letters of
Captain Mayne Reid. RES 18 1942. On syndication.
Maurer, O. Anonymity vs signature in Victorian reviewing. SE 27
1948.
Jump, J. D. Weekly reviewing in the eighteen-fifties. RES 24 1948.
Snyder, L. and R. B. Morris. A treasury of great reporting. New York
1949.
Jump, J. D. Weekly reviewing in the eighteen-sixties. RES n.s. 3
1952.
Mathews, J. J. The genesis of newspaper war correspondence.
Journalism Quart 29 1952.
Watson, M. R. Magazine serials and the essay tradition 1746–1820.
Baton Rouge LA 1956. Includes a list of essay serials.
Fielding, K. J. The weekly serialisation of Dickens’s novels.
Dickensian 54 1958.
Fielding, K. J. Monthly serialisations of Dickens’s novels.
Dickensian 54 1958.
(5) press and advertising periodicals
Technical Development
The newsmen’s weekly chronicle. Nos 1–7, 2 July–13 Aug 1837.
Members’ circular. Provincial newspaper society (from 1889,
Newspaper society). 1840–1963. Quarterly to 1894, then monthly.
Early issues are especially valuable in conveying confidential
information and advice on advertising matters.
London, provincial and colonial press news. No 1, 15 Jan 1866–Dec
1912. Ed C. W. Dorrington. Monthly.
The newspaper press. W. Allen. No 1, 1 Dec 1866–1 July 1872. Ed A.
Andrews. Monthly. Incorporated into The printers’ register.
Useful for circulation data.
The Fleet Street gazette: a journeyman’s journal. Nos 1–7, 28 Feb–23
May 1874. Fortnightly.
The journalist: an illustrated phonographic magazine. Nos 1–21,
Nov 1879–July 1881. Ed H. R. Evans. Monthly.
Press gazette and reporter’s journal. J. Allen & Co. Croydon 1880– .
The Newsvendor. No 1, Jan 1873–Feb 1883. Weekly after first 9 nos.
Successful advertising. Smiths’ advertising agency. 1879–1902,
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