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Brown, A. W. The Metaphysical Society: Victorian minds in crisis
1869–80. New York 1947.
Labouchere, Henry (1831–1912: Truth)
Thorold, A. L. The life of Labouchere. 1913.
Pearson, H. Labby. 1936.
West, E. J. An unappreciated Victorian dramatic critic: Labouchere.
Quart Jnl of Speech 29 1943.
Lane, John (1854–1925: Yellow Book)
May, J. L. Lane and the nineties. 1936.
Lang, Andrew (1844–1912: Longman’s Mag etc.). See col 2362, above.
Salmond, J. B. Andrew Lang and journalism. 1950.
Latimer, Thomas (1803–88: Western Times)
Lambert, R. S. The Cobbett of the west: a study of Thomas Latimer
and the struggle between pulpit and press at Exeter. 1939.
Leech, John (1817–64: Punch)
Frith, W. P. Leech’s life and work. 2 vols 1891.
Kitton, F. G. John Leech. 1883, 1884 (rev).
Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan (1814–73: Dublin Univ Mag)
See col 1323, above.
Lemon, Mark (1809–70: Punch etc.). See col 2006, above.
Hatton, J. With a show in the north. 1871.
Adrian, A. A. Mark Lemon: first editor of Punch. 1966.
Lennox, John (1794–1853: Greenock Newsclout)
Stewart, W. Lennox and the Greenock Newsclout. Glasgow 1918.
Levy, Joseph Moses (1812–88: Daily Telegraph)
[Memoir.] Daily Telegraph 13 Oct 1888.
Lewes, George Henry (1817–78: Cornhill Mag; Fortnightly Rev). See
col 2550, above.
Lewis, George Cornewall (1806–63: Edinburgh Rev)
Linton, Eliza Lynn (1822–98: Saturday Rev etc.). See col 1326, above.
Layard, G. S. Mrs Lynn Linton: her life, letters and opinions. 1901.
Anderson, N. F. Woman against women in Victorian England: a life
of Eliza Lynn Linton. 1987.
Linton, William James (1812–98). See col 632, above.
Memories. 1895.
Ward Lock, the house of (Temple Bar; Boys’s Own Mag; Windsor
Mag etc.)
Liveing, E. Adventures in publishing: the house of Ward Lock.
1954.
Longmans, Green etc., the house of (Edinburgh Rev; Longman’s
Mag etc.)
Cox, H. and J. E. Chandler. The house of Longman 1724–1924. 1925
(priv ptd).
Lockhart, John Gibson (1794–1854: Quart Rev). See col 2189, above.
Low, Sidney (1857–1932: St James’s Gazette)
Chapman-Huston, D. The lost historian: a memoir of Sir Sidney
Low. 1936.
Lowe, Charles (1848–1931; The Times)
The tale of a Times correspondent, Berlin 1878–1891. [1928.]
Lowe, Robert (Viscount Sherbrooke) (1811–92: The Times)
Martin A. P. Life of Lowe. 2 vols 1893.
Lucas, Frederick (1812–55: Tablet)
Riethmüller, C. Frederick Lucas. 1862.
Lucas, E. The life of Frederick Lucas. 2 vols 1886.
Lucas, Samuel (1818–68: The Times)
Mornings of the recess 1861–4. 2 vols 1864.
Lucy, Henry William (1845–1924: Daily News; Observer; Punch etc.)
Sixty years in the wilderness. 1909.
Sixty years in the wilderness: a second series. 1912.
Nearing Jordan: being the third and last volume of sixty years.
1916.
The diary of a journalist: later entries. 1922.
Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton Bulwer (Baron Lytton)
(1802–73: New Monthly Mag). See col 1144, above.
McCarthy, Justin (1830–1912: Morning Star). See col 2440, above.
An Irishman’s story. 1904.
History of Journalism
McCulloch, J. R. (1789–1864: Scotsman)
Reid, H. C. [Biographical notice.] In McCulloch’s Dictionary of
commerce, 1869.
Macdonell, James (1842–79)
Nicoll, W. R. Macdonell: journalist. 1890.
Mackay, Charles (1814–89: Morning Chron; Illustr London News).
See col 636, above.
Forty years’ recollections of life, literature and public affairs from
1830–70. 2 vols 1877.
Through the long day: or memorials of a literary life during half a
century. 2 vols 1887.
Mackay, William
Bohemian days in Fleet Street, by a journalist. 1913.
Mackintosh, Alexander (1858–1948: Aberdeen Free Press)
Fifty-seven years in the Press Gallery. World’s Press News 7 Apr
1938.
Macmillan, the house of (Macmillan’s Mag; Nature; Eng Illustr Mag
etc.)
Morgan, C. The house of Macmillan 1843–1943. 1943.
Macmillan, Alexander (1818–96: Macmillan’s Mag etc.)
Letters. Ed G. A. Macmillan 1908 (priv ptd).
Graves, C. L. (Life and letters of Macmillan. 1910.
Maginn, William (1793–1842: Blackwood’s Mag etc.)
See col 2191, above.
Kenealy, E. V. William Maginn. Dublin Univ Mag Jan 1844.
Mahony, Francis Sylvester (‘Father Prout’; ‘Oliver Yorke’) (1804–66:
Fraser’s Mag etc.). See col 2239, above.
The works of Father Prout. Ed C. Kent 1881.
Mannin, E. Two studies in integrity. 1954.
Martineau, Harriet (1802–76: Daily News; Household Words;
Westminster Rev etc.). See col 1344, above.
Harriet Martineau’s autobiography, with memorials by M. W.
Chapman. 3 vols 1877.
Wheatley, V. The life and works of Harriet Martineau. 1957.
Webb, R. K. Harriet Martineau. 1960.
Hunter, S. Harriet Martineau: the poetics of moralism. Aldershot
1996.
Martineau, James (1805–1900: Prospective Rev; Nat Rev etc.). See col
2555, above.
Drummond, J. and C. B. Upton. The life and letters of J. Martineau.
2 vols 1902.
Massingham, H. W. (1860–1924: Daily Chron)
H. W. M.: a selection from the writings of Massingham. Ed H. J.
Massingham 1925.
Masson, David (1822–1907: Reader; Macmillan’s Mag)
See col 2239, above.
Maurice, J. Frederick Denison (1805–72: Athenaeum)
See col 2240, above.
Mayo, Isabella Fyvie (1843–1914)
Recollections. 1910.
Merle, Gibbons (d. 1855: White Dwarf: Galignani’s Messenger
etc.)
A newspaper editor’s reminiscences. Fraser’s Mag Nov 1839,
Sep–Oct 1840, June 1841.
Miall, Edward (1809–81: Nonconformist)
Miall, A. The life of Edward Miall. 1881.
Mill, John Stuart (1806–73: London Rev; Westminster Rev). See col
2258, above.
Macminn, N., J. R. Hainds and J. M. McCrimmon. Bibliography of
the published writings of Mill, edited from his manuscript.
Evanston 1945. With a record of Mill’s contributions to many
periodicals.
Robson, A. P. and J. M. Robson, ed. John Stuart Mill: Newspaper
Writings. Toronto 1986.
Miller, Hugh (1802–56: Witness). See col 2243, above.
Bayne, P. The life and letters of Miller. 2 vols 1871.
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