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Newspapers and Magazines
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1909, 1926. Ed T. Smith, then Smith and J. H. Osborne. Originally
annual, with subtitle The secrets explained. Jubilee no, 1928. Ed
P. Smith.
The journalist. No 1, 15 Oct 1886–Jan? 1902. Weekly, latterly as The
journalist and newspaper proprietor. Continued under that title
Feb 1902–May 1909. Monthly.
The advertising register. Nos 1–54, 12 Nov 1886–7 Oct 1887. Weekly.
Journalism. Nos 1–17, Nov 1887–Feb 1889.
The newsagent and advertisers’ record. Nos 1–15, July 1889–Dec
1890. Continued as News and book trade review and stationers’
gazette, vol 102, no 14 vol 61, no 17, 6 Apr 1940–29 Apr 1950.
Continued as Newsagents’ booksellers’ review and stationers’
gazette, vol 61, no 18 vol 67, no 30, 6 May 1950–28 July 1956.
Continued as Retail newsagent, bookseller and stationer, vol 67
no 31, 4 Aug 1956; continued as Retail newsagent from vol 82 no
24, 12 June 1971; continued as Retail newsagent, tobacconist and
confectioner from vol 87 no 7, 14 Feb 1976.
Advertising. Smiths’ advertising agency. Oct 1891–Jan 1914. Ed J. H.
Osborne. Monthly.
The advertisers’ monthly circular. Nos 1–7, Jan–Nov 1895.
The newsagents’ chronicle. Nos 1–75, 16 Feb 1895–26 Feb 1898.
Fortnightly.
The advertiser’s journal. No 1, June 1898.
Advertising notes. No 1, Jan–Dec 1898. Continued as Profitable
advertising, Jan 1899–Dec 1904. Ed C. Vernon. Monthly.
The newspaper owner and manager. 5 Jan 1898–11 Oct 1899.
Continued as Newspaper owner and modern printer, 18 Oct
1899–20 May 1903. Continued as Master printer and newspaper
owner, 27 May 1903–1 Apr 1905. Continued as The newspaper
owner, 8 Apr 1905–28 June 1913. Continued as The newspaper
world, 5 July 1913–28 Dec 1935. Continued as The newspaper
world and advertising review, 4 Jan 1936–12 Mar 1953. Prop and
ed C. Baker, then Benn. Weekly.
Early days of The newspaper world. 3 Jan 1948.
The press, 1898–1948 (50th anniversary issue). 1948.
The advertiser’s review. Lowe & Wyman. No 1, 8 Apr 1899–24 Dec
1904. Ed E. S. Day. Incorporated in Advertising News, nos 1–66, 5
Feb 1904–Nov/Dec 1905. Amalgamated with Progressive advertising
and outdoor publicity, nos 1–13, 25 Oct 1901–Aug 1909.
Modern advertising. Nos 1–4, June 1900–Apr 1901.
Newspaper and poster advertising. Nos 1–18, 28 July 1900–21 Dec
1901. Incorporated in The advertiser’s review.
Victorian periodicals newsletter. 1968–78. Continued as Victorian
periodicals review, 1979– . Quarterly.
Journal of advertising history. Vol 1, no 1, Dec 1972–Vol 2, no 2, 1981.
Ed I. Keil. Irregular.
Journal of newspaper and periodical history. 1984–93. London, then
Westport CT. Ed M. Harris. 3 then 2 per year. Continued as
Studies in newspaper and periodical history, 1994– . Annual.
Book and magazine collector. No 1, Mar 1984. Monthly.
(6) news agencies and press organisations
Wynter, A. Who is Mr Reuter? In his Our social bees: or, pictures of
town and country life, 1863. Rptd from Once a Week 23 Feb 1861.
The grey book. National association of journalists, 1886–1890;
thereafter Institute of Journalists. Annual.
Whorlow, H. The provincial newspaper society, 1836–1886: a jubilee
retrospect. 1886. The title was shortened to Newspaper Society in
1889.
Through Reuter’s agency. Cassell’s Saturday Jnl 31 Aug 1889.
The institute of journalists. Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press.
1891.
FitzGerald, W. G. The romance of our news supply. The Strand Mag
July/Dec 1895. Reuters, Exchange Telegraph, Press Assoc and
Central News are all featured.
The National press agency. Our silver anniversary 1873–1898.
1898.
Something about the institute of journalists at the end of the
century. Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press. 1901.
Collins, H. M. From pigeon post to wireless. 1925. A history of
Reuters.
Pillars of the press. World’s press news June–July 1929. 4 articles on
press agencies.
Central news agency. Diamond jubilee souvenir. 1931.
[Davies, E. W.] The newspaper society 1836–1936: a centenary retrospect.
1936.
Through fifty years: an outline of the history of the Institute of
Journalists. The Journal, Jubilee suppl 28 1940.
Storey, G. Reuters’ century 1851–1951. 1951.
Boorman, H. R. P. (comp). The newspaper society: 125 years of
progress. 1961.
Scott, G. Reporter anonymous: the story of the Press association.
1968.
Scott, J. M. Extel 100: centenary history of the Exchange telegraph.
1972.
Ewart, A. and V. Leonard (ed). 100 years of Fleet Street: as seen
through the eyes of the Press Club. 1982.
Bainbridge, C. (ed). One hundred years of journalism: social aspects
of the press. Macmillan, for Inst of Journalists. 1984.
The Journal: Institute of Journalists’ centenary no. Nov/Dec 1984.
Brewer, R. (comp). Newspapers: past, present, future. 1985. To mark
the 150th anniversary of the Newspaper Soc.
Read, D. The power of news: the history of Reuters. 1992.
b. the history of journalism
For further information on policy and achievements of individual journalists,
editors and proprietors, see the sections dealing with the histories and
studies of the appropriate journals, below. Many biographical studies of journalists
are to be found in The newspaper press directory and in The
world’s press news.
(1) memoirs and biographies of individual
journalists, newspaper proprietors and
publishers
For additional material, see Madden and Dixon 1976 and Uffelman 1992
under General History of the Press, Bibliographies, below.
À Beckett, A. W. (1844–1909: Punch)
The à Becketts of Punch. 1903.
The recollections of a humorist. 1907.
À Beckett, Gilbert (1811–56: Punch). See col 1988, above.
Adams, W. E. (b. 1832: Newcastle Weekly Chron).
Memoirs of a social atom. 2 vols 1903.
Ainsworth, William Harrison (1805–82: Ainsworth’s Mag; Bentley’s
Misc; NMM). See col 1091, above.
Aird, A.
Reminiscences of editors, reporters and printers during the last
sixty years. Glasgow 1890.
Alford, Henry (1810–71: Contemporary Rev). See col 513, above.
Allingham, William (1824–89: Fraser’s Mag). See col 514, above.
Allon, Henry (1818–92: Br Quart Rev)
Letters to a Victorian editor. Ed A. Peel 1929.
Annand, James (1843–1906: Newcastle Daily Leader)
Hodgson, G. B. From smithy to senate: the life story of James
Annand, journalist and politician. 1908.
Appleton, Charles E. C. B. (1841–79: Acad)
Appleton, J. H. and A. H. Sayce. Dr Appleton, his life and literary
relics. 1881.