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Newspapers and Magazines
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The Waterloo directory of Scottish newspapers and periodicals,
1800–1900. Ed J. S. North. 2 vols Waterloo Ontario 1989.
Zuckerman, M. E. comp. Sources on the history of women’s magazines,
1792–1980. Westport CT 1991.
Griffiths, D. M. ed. The encyclopedia of the British press, 1442–1992.
Basingstoke 1992. Includes a thematic bibliography.
Uffelman, L. K. The nineteenth-century periodical press in Britain:
a bibliography of modern studies. 1972–1987. Edwardsville IL
1992. Contains (a) Bibliographies, finding lists; (b) General list of
periodicals and newspapers; (c) Individual periodicals and newspapers;
(d) Studies and memoirs of proprietors, editors, journalists
and contributors.
Bryant, H. E. and S. Haneage comp. Dictionary of British cartoonists
and caricaturists, 1730–1980. Aldershot 1994.
Richardson, R. and R. Thorne ed. The Builder illustrations index
1843–1883. 1994.
Vann, J. D. and R. T. Van Arsdel ed. Victorian periodicals and
Victorian society. Aldershot 1994.
Histories of the Press
Oldmixon, John. Memoirs of the press, historical and political, for
thirty years past, from 1710 to 1740. 1742.
Savage, J. An account of the London daily papers, and the manner in
which they are conducted. 1811.
[Brougham, H.] Abuses of the press. Edinburgh Rev 22 1813.
Hankin, E. Letter to the Rt Hon the Earl of Liverpool on the licentiousness
of the press. 1814.
Holt, F. L. The law of libel. 1816 (2nd edn).
[Poynder, J.] Observations on Sunday newspapers, tending to show
the impiety of such a violation of the Sabbath, the religious and
political evils consequent upon the practice, and the necessity
which exists for its suppression. By a layman. 1820.
[House of Commons.] Return of the names of individuals sentenced
for political libel (King’s Bench and Scotland) 1808–21. Commons
Journals 76 1821, pp. 1208–9.
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Return of persons prosecuted
for libels, blasphemy and sedition. (379) xxi 399. 1821.
[Ditto, 1823.] (562) xv 239 1823.
[House of Commons.] Return of details concerning nearly all prosecutions
for libel (Great Britain without Ireland) 1813–22.
Commons Journals, vol 78 1823, pp. 1082 ff.
[Salgues, J. B.] Les milles et une calomnies: ou extraits des correspondences
privées insérés dans les journaux anglais et allemands
pendant le ministère de M. le Duc Decazes. 2 vols Paris
1822.
[Hazlitt, W.] The periodical press. Edinburgh Rev 38 1823; rptd in
Complete works of Hazlitt, ed P. P. Howe, vol 16 1933.
Stanhope, Leicester. Sketch of the history and influence of the press
in British India. 1823.
The periodical press of Great Britain and Ireland. 1824.
[Mill, James.] Periodical literature. Westminster Rev 1 1824.
Newspapers. Westminster Rev 2 1824.
[Westmacott, C. M.] The spirit of the public journals 1823–5. 3 vols
1824–6.
[Mudie, R.] Babylon the great. 2 vols 1825.
[Merle, G.] Newspaper press. Westminster Rev 10 1829.
[Merle, G.] Weekly newspapers. Westminster Rev 10 1829.
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Return of prosecutions
for libels or misdemeanours in the reigns of Geo. 3 and Geo. 4,
against members of the Government, or persons acting in official
capacity, conducted in the Department of the Solicitor to the
Treasury. (608) xxx 211 1830.
D., R. K. Letter to Viscount Althorp on the proposed reduction in the
Newspaper Stamp and Advertisement Duties. 1831.
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Return of persons in
confinement for non-payment of Penalties; prosecutions con-
nected with the Paper Duties; and drawbacks allowed on the
exportation of paper. (346) xv 539 1831.
The influence of the newspapers. Fraser’s Mag Sep–Oct 1831.
Lamb, C. Newspapers thirty-five years ago. Englishman’s Mag Oct
1831; rptd in his Last essays of Elia, 1833.
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Number of persons
committed for selling unstamped publications since Dec 10 1831.
(4) xxxiv 103 and (711) xxxiv 107 1832.
The companion to the newspaper. No 1, Mar 1833–47. Monthly
paper pbd by Charles Knight, with the number of duty stamps
issued to each paper.
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Return of prosecutions
for libel since the accession of His present Majesty William
IV, either by ex officio informations or indictment, conducted in
the Department of the Solicitor to the Treasury. (202) xlviii 267
1834.
[Alison, A.] The influence of the press. Blackwood’s Mag Sep 1834.
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Return of the names of
individuals prosecuted for political libel etc from March 17 1821;
Convictions in Great Britain, 1821–1831, for offences of blasphemy
and sedition; Number of informations filed by the
Attorney-General against persons accused of blasphemy or sedition
1821–1834. (410) xlviii 269 1834.
Influence of the press. Westminster Rev 21 1834.
Fox, W. J. The morality of the press. 1835.
Roebuck, J. A. The stamped press of London and its morality. [1835.]
Advertising in Scotland. Tait’s Mag Mar 1836.
Crawfurd, J. The Newspaper Stamp and the newspaper postage
compared. 1836.
[Knight, C.] The Newspaper Stamp and the duty on paper, viewed in
relation to their effects upon the diffusion of knowledge, by the
author of the Results of machinery. 1836.
The morning and evening papers. Fraser’s Mag May 1836.
[Westmacott, C. M.] The Stamp Duties: serious considerations on
the proposed alteration of the Stamp Duty on newspapers. 1836.
[Grant, J.] The great metropolis. 2 vols 1837.
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Effect upon the revenue
by reduction of Stamp Duty on newspapers, and of legal proceedings
relating to Stamp Duty on newspapers, and sale of
unstamped papers. (291) xxxiv 303 1837.
Newspapers and other publications found in the coffee, public and
eating houses in Westminster. Jnl of Statistical Soc Dec 1838.
The religious periodical press. Fraser’s Mag Sep 1838.
The fourth estate: or the moral influence of the press. 1839.
The spirit of the metropolitan conservative press: being a selection
from the London conservative journals during the year 1839.
1840.
Simmonds, P. L. Statistics of newspapers in various countries. Jnl
Statistical Soc July 1841.
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Numbers of newspapers
to which stamps were issued, and the number issued to newspapers,
1836 to 1842; number of advertisements inserted in the
London papers, the English provincial newspapers, the Irish
papers etc 1836–42; amount of advertisement duty received in
England, etc. Total for each year, rate of duty. (340) xxvi 613 1842.
Knight, C. London newspapers. [In his] London, 1843.
[Evans, D. M.] City men and City manners. 1845, 1852.
The newspaper and periodical press of London. London Jnl, Vols 1–2
1845–6.
The power of the press: is it rightly employed? Facts, inquiries and
suggestions addressed to members of Christian churches. 1847.
The provincial press of the United Kingdom. In Reynold’s miscellany,
1847.
Tisley, H. Treatise on the Stamp laws in Great Britain and Ireland.
1849 (2nd edn).
[House of Commons: accounts and papers.] Estimate of the annual