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Newspapers and Magazines
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Redding, C. Literary reminiscences and memoirs of Thomas
Campbell. 2 vols 1860.
Carlile, Richard (1790–1843: Republican). See col 2085, above.
Holyoake, G.J. The Life and character of Richard Carlile. 1849.
Campbell, T.C. The battle of the press as told in the story of the life
of Carlile by his daughter. 1899.
Centenary of Carlile, greatest fighter for press freedom. Journalism
26 1943.
Carnie, William (Aberdeen Herald)
Reporting reminiscences. 2 vols Aberdeen 1902–6 (priv ptd).
Carr, Emsley (1867–1941: News of the World)
Sir Emsley Carr: fifty years as editor. World’s Press News 1 May
1941.
Cassell, The House of (Cassell’s Mag; Quiver; Mag of Art etc)
Nowell-Smith, S. The house of Cassell 1848–1958. 1958.
Cassell, John (1817–65: Cassell’s Illustr Family Paper; Quiver etc.)
Pike, G.H. John Cassell. 1894.
Catling, Thomas (1838–1920: Lloyd’s Weekly Newspaper)
My life’s pilgrimage. 1911.
Chambers, Robert (1802–71. Chambers’s Jnl). See col 2528, above.
Chambers, W. Memoirs of Robert Chambers; with autobiographical
reminiscences of William Chambers. Edinburgh 1872.
Chambers, William (1800–83: Chambers’s Jnl)
The story of a long and busy life. Edinburgh 1882.
Chapman, John (1821–94: Prospective Rev; Westminster Rev)
Haight, G.S. George Eliot and John Chapman with Chapman’s
diaries. New Haven 1940.
Race, S. John Chapman. N & Q 26 April, 17 May 1941, May 1953.
Chatto & Windus, the house of (GM; Belgravia; Idler etc.)
Low, D.M. A century of writers 1855–1955. 1955.
Clarke, William (1852–1901: Spectator; Daily Chron)
A collection of his writings, with a biographical sketch. Ed H.
Burrows and J.A. Hobson 1908.
Cobbe, Frances Power (1822–1904: Echo). See col 2222, above.
The life of Frances Power Cobbe by herself. 2 vols 1894.
Cobbett, William (1762–1835: Political Register). See col 2109, above.
The life of Cobbett. Manchester 1835.
Smith, E. Cobbett: a biography. 2 vols 1878.
Carlyle, E. I. William Cobbett. 1904.
‘Melville, Lewis’ (L.S. Benjamin). The life and letters of Cobbett. 2
vols 1913.
Cole, G. D. H. The life of Cobbett. 1924.
Pemberton, W. B. William Cobbett. 1949.
Pearl, M. L. Cobbett: a bibliographical account. 1953. With information
on his journalistic ventures.
Coleridge, S. T. (1772–1834: Morning Post). See col 298, above.
Gillman, J. The life of Coleridge vol 1. 1838 (all pbd).
See replies by Daniel Stuart and H.N. Coleridge, GM May–Aug 1838.
Bourne, H. R. F. Coleridge among the journalists. GM Nov 1887.
See also under studies of the Morning Post, below.
Colles, Ramsay (1862–1919: Irish Figaro etc.)
In castle and courthouse: being the reminiscences of thirty years in
Ireland. 1911.
Conder, Josiah (1789–1855: Patriot). See col 324, above.
Conder, E. R. Josiah Conder: a memoir. 1857.
Cook, Edward Tyas (1857–1919: Pall Mall Gazette; Westminster
Gazette)
Literary recreations. 1918.
Mills, J. S. Cook: a biography. 1921.
Cooper, Charles A. (1829–1916: Scotsman)
An editor’s retrospect. 1896.
Cooper, Frederick Fox (1806–79: John Bull; Colored News)
Cooper, F. R. Nothing extenuate: the life of Cooper. 1964.
Cooper, Thomas (1805–1892: Cooper’s Jnl). See col 603, above.
The life of Cooper, written by himself. 1872.
Conklin, R. J. Cooper, the Chartist. Manila 1935.
Courtney, Leonard H. (Baron Courtney) (1832–1918: The Times etc.)
Gooch, G. P. The life of Courtney. 1920.
Courtney, W. L. (1850–1928: Murray’s Mag; Daily Telegraph;
Fortnightly Rev)
The making of an editor 1850–1928. 1930.
Cowen, Joseph (1831–1900: Newcastle Chron)
Jones, E. R. The life and speeches of Cowen. 1885.
Duncan, W. The life of Cowen. 1904.
Croal, David.
The early recollections of a journalist 1832–1859. Edinburgh 1898.
Croker, John Wilson (1780–1857: Quart Rev etc.). See col 2121, above.
Croly, George (1780–1860: Literary Gazette; Blackwood’s Mag). See
col 326, above.
Boyle, A. Portraiture in Lavengro. N & Q 27 Oct 1951.
Crosland, T. W. H. (1865–1924: Academy; Dome etc.). See col 726,
above.
Brown, W. S. The life and genius of Crosland. 1928.
Crowe, Joseph (1825–96)
Reminiscences of thirty-five years of my life. 1895.
Dallas, Eneas Sweetland (1828–79: Once a Week etc.). See col 2222,
above.
Dalziel, George (1815–1902 and Edward 1817–1905: Punch; Illustr
London News; Cornhill Mag; Fun; Judy etc.)
The brothers Dalziel: a record of fifty years’ work 1840–1900. 1901.
Dangerfield, Edmund (1864?–1938: Cyclist)
Armstrong, A. C. Bouverie Street to Bowling Green Lane: fifty-five
years of specialized publishing. 1946.
Delane, J. T. (1817–79: The Times)
Dasent, A. I. John Thaddeus Delane, editor of The Times: his life
and correspondence. 2 vols 1908.
Cook, E. T. Delane of The Times. 1915.
De Quincey, Thomas (1785–1859: Westmorland Gazette etc.)
See col 2123, above.
Pollitt, C. De Quincey’s editorship of the Westmorland Gazette,
with selections from his work on that journal from July 1818 to
November 1819. Kendal 1890.
New essays by De Quincy: his contributions to the Edinburgh
Saturday Post and the Edinburgh Evening Post 1827–8. Ed S. M.
Towe, Princeton 1966.
Dickens, Charles (1812–70: Daily News; Household Words; All the
Year Round etc.). See col 1181, above.
Lehmann, R. C. Dickens as editor: being the letters written by him
to William Henry Wills, his sub-editor. 1912.
Ley, J. W. T. When Dickens led a reporters strike. Journalist 25
1942.
Grubb, G. G. Dickens’s influence as an editor. SP 42 1945.
Grubb, G. G. Dickens and the Daily News. In Booker memorial
studies, Chapel Hill 1950; pts 2–4 in Nineteenth-Century Fiction
6–7 1952–3.
Grubb, G. G.‘Dickens rejects’. Dickensian 52 1956.
See also under studies of the appropriate journals, below.
Dickens, John (1785?–1851: Daily News)
John Dickens, journalist. Dickensian 53 1957.
Dicks, John (1818–81: Bow Bells)
Summers, M. John Dicks, publishers. TLS 7 Nov 1942.
Dilke, Charles Wentworth (1789–1864: Athenaeum)
See col 2139, above.
The papers of a critic, with a biographical sketch by Sir Charles
Wentworth Dilke. 2 vols 1875.
Dixon, W. W. The spice of life: a medley of memoirs, by
‘Thormanby’. 1911.
Downey, Edmund (1856–1937: Waterford News)
Twenty years ago: a book of anecdote illustrating literary life in
London. 1905.
Dunlop, Andrew
Fifty years of Irish journalism. Dublin 1911.