The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Newspapers and Magazines
2887 | 2888
The morning advertiser. No 1, 8 Feb 1794 onwards. Prop The
Licensed Victuallers’ Association. Ed ? Anderson, John Scott, ?
Sheridan, James Grant 1850–70, Alfred B. Richards 1870–6,
Thomas Hamber 1876–86, Thomas Wright 1886–94, Frank G.
Dovey.
The porcupine. No 1, 30 Oct 1800–31 Dec 1801. Incorporated in True
Briton. Pop and ed William Cobbett.
The British press or morning literary advertiser. No 1, 1 Jan 1803–31
Oct 1826. Ed George Lane, Robert Heron, J. B. Capes.
The advertiser’s daily magazine. [No 1, 29 Jan 1805]–no 9, 8 Feb
1805–?.
The morning star. [1805]–no 58, 25 Jan 1806–?.
The aurora and British imperial reporter. No 1, 19 Jan–no 121, 8 June
1807–?. Ed William Jerdan.
The day. No 1, 2 Jan 1809–no 2057, 20 Apr 1815–[1817]. Incorporated
in New times. Ed Eugenius Roche 1809–11, John Scott, ? Hogan.
The new times. [1817]–1 Jan 1818–4 Oct 1828. Continued as Morning
journal 6 Oct 1828–13 May 1830. Started before Easter 1817 and
soon absorbed in Day; continued as Day and new times, but the
first part of the title was dropped before the end of 1817. Ed J. H.
Stoddard 1817–26. Eugenius Roche 1827–8, Robert Alexander
and J. M. Gutch 1828–30.
The British statesman. No 1, 10 Feb–no 262, 11 Dec 1819.
The representative. No 1, 25 Jan–29 July 1826. Prop John Murray.
The tatler. No 1, 4 Oct 1830–13 Feb 1832. Ed J. H. Leigh Hunt.
The daily politician. No 1, 25 Jan–no 24, 20 Feb 1836. Another paper
of the same name ran for a few days in Sep of the same year.
The constitutional and public ledger. No 1, 15 Sep 1836–1 July 1837.
See Public ledger, above. Prop The Metropolitan Newspaper Co, a
group of Radical sympathisers. Ed S. L. Blanchard assisted by
Thornton Hunt.
The morning gazette. No 1, 2 Oct–no 54, 2 Dec 1837.
The iron times. No 1, 7 July 1845–no 264, 11 May 1846. Prop and ed T.
L. Holt.
The daily news. No 1, 21 Jan 1846–31 May 1930. Amalgamated with
Daily chronicle and continued as News-chronicle, 2 June 1930–17
Oct 1960. Prop Bradbury and Evans, Joseph Paxton, Joshua
Walmsley et al; George Smith; Samuel Morely, Henry
Labouchere, Henry Oppenheim et al. Ed Charles Dickens Jan
1846, John Forster Feb–Oct 1846, E. E. Crowe Oct 1846–1851, F.
Knight Hunt 1851–4, William Weir 1854–8, Thomas Walker
1858–69, Edward Dicey 1869, F. H. Hill 1870–85, H. W. Lucy Dec
1885–June 1887, John R. Robinson 1887–95, E. T. Cook 1895–1901.
The London telegraph. No 1, 1 Feb–8 July 1848. Prop H. Ingram. Ed
Thomas Hodgkin.
The daily telegraph. No 1, 29 June 1855 onwards. First pbd at 2d but
in 1856 was the first daily newspaper to be sold at 1d. Prop A. B.
Sleigh 1855; family company under J. M. Levy, Edward Lawson
(Lord Burnham), Henry Lawson (Viscount Burnham) 1856–1927.
Ed A. B. Richards 1855, Edward Lawson (Lord Burnham)
1856–1916(?) assisted by Thornton Hunt 1856–72 and Edwin
Arnold 1873–1901.
The morning news. No 1, 3 Mar 1856–no 924, 29 June 1859. Ed Henry
Mayhew.
The morning star. No 1, 17 Mar 1856–no 4251, 13 Oct 1869. Prop
Samuel Lucas 1856–65. Ed Samuel Lucas 1856–65, J. McCarthy, J.
Morley June–Oct 1869.
The standard. 29 June 1857–16 Mar 1916. Founded as an evening
paper in 1827 (see col 2889, below), it was for many years run in conjuction
with Morning herald; in 1857 it became a morning paper,
though an evening edn continued to be pbd. Prop James
Johnstone 1857–76; W. H. Mudford. Ed Thomas Hamber
1857–70, John Gorst 1870–74, W. H. Mudford 1874–1900, G. B.
Curtis 1900–4.
The morning mail. 23 Apr 1864–21 July 1865. Continued as London
general advertiser, 22 July 1865–1 Dec 1866.
The day. No 1, 19 Mar–4 May 1867.
The London daily reporter. [1869]–no 376, 2 Jan 1871–16 June 1871.
Continued as London daily recorder, 17 June 1871–31 Dec 1872.
The financier. No 1, 1 Mar 1870–23 May 1924. Incorporated in
Financial times.
The daily chronicle. No 3320, 25 Nov 1872–31 May 1930.
Incorporated in News chronicle. Started weekly in 1855 as
Clerkenwell news and general advertiser, nos 73–1200, 8 Oct
1856–5 Feb 1866; continued for a few issues daily, then twice
weekly as Clerkenwell news and London times, nos 1201–2394, 7
Feb 1866–Dec 1869; then continued daily as Clerkenwell news
and London daily chronicle, nos 2395–2779, 11 Dec 1869–5 Mar
1871; continued as London daily chronicle and Clerkenwell news,
nos 2780–3319, 6 Mar 1871–23 Nov 1872. Prop Edward Lloyd. Ed
Robert Whelan Boyle 1876–89, Alfred Ewen Fletcher 1889–94, H.
W. Massingham 1894–9, W. Fisher 1899–1903.
The hour. No 1, 24 Mar 1873–11 Aug 1876. Prop D. Morier Evans. Ed
Thomas Hamber.
The circle. No 1, 29 Jan–no 87, 9 May 1874. Ed William Saunders.
The echo. No 1 (of morning edition), 4 Oct 1875–31 May 1876. Run in
connection with Echo (see below under evening papers). The first
halfpenny morning daily. Prop Albert Grant. Ed Horace Voules.
The sportsman. 20 Mar 1876–22 Nov 1924. Incorporated in Sporting
life. No 1, 2 Aug 1865 (twice weekly); thrice weekly in 1867. Ed
Charles Russell 1867–75, Thomas Whitefoot 1878–85, A. Allison,
S. Downing 1889–?.
The daily express. Nos 1–101, 1 May–25 Aug 1877.
The continental times. [1878]–12 Mar 1881–15 Feb 1890. Pbd in
London and Paris.
Sporting life. 23 Mar 1883 onwards. Started as Bell’s penny life in
London, no 1, 16 Mar 1859; continued twice weekly as Sporting
life from no 12, 30 Apr 1859; in 1861 it absorbed Sporting telegraph
(no 1, Feb 1860–6 Mar 1861); in Apr 1881 it was pbd 4 times
weekly; on 23 Mar 1883 it became a daily paper; on 1 July 1886 it
absorbed Bell’s life in London, below. Prop George Maddick and
S. O. Beeton; Edward Hulton 1885–?. Ed Henry Fiest 1859–74,
Charles W. Blake 1874–91, George S. Lowe 1891–?.
The summary. No 1, 10 July 1883–11 Oct 1884. Pbd by Times.
The financial news. No 114, 1 July 1884 onwards. Absorbed Financial
times and took over its title. Started as Financial and mining
news, nos 1–113, 28 Jan–28 June 1884. Prop and ed Harry H. Marks.
The morning mail. Nos 1–69, 20 Apr–9 July 1885.
The journal. Nos 1–43, 1 Nov–20 Dec 1886.
The financial times. 13 Feb 1888 onwards. Started as London
financial guide, no 1, Jan–Feb 1888. See Financial news, above.
The daily oracle. Nos 1–840, 21 Nov 1889–27 Aug 1892. Ed T. P.
Whittaker.
Galignani’s messenger. No 23515, 1 Jan 1890–31 Dec 1895. Continued
as Daily messenger, no 25679, 1 Jan 1896–30 July 1904. Started in
Paris in 1814, thrice weekly and became daily in 1821. Ed Cyrus
Redding 1815–18, James S. Bowes, Gibbons Merle 1830–55, J. C.
Mackenzie, Horatio Bottomley 1896, Norman Angell.
The daily graphic. No 1, 4 Jan 1890–16 Oct 1926. An illustrated paper.
Incorporated in Daily sketch. Prop William L. Thomas.
Morning. No 1, 21 May 1892–4 Sep 1898. Continued as London
morning, no 1968, 5 Sep 1898–22 Apr 1899. Continued as
Morning herald, no 1, 24 Apr 1899–1 Sep 1900. Incorporated in
Daily express. Halfpenny paper. Ed Chester Ives.
The morning leader. No 1, 23 May 1892–11 May 1912. Incorporated in
Daily news. Halfpenny paper. Ed F. W. Wilson.
The daily courier. Nos 1–98, 23 Apr–15 Aug 1896. Prop George
Newnes. Ed W. Earl Hodgson.
The daily mail. No 1, 4 May 1896 onwards. Prop and ed Alfred
Harmsworth.
The daily express. No 1, 24 Apr 1900 onwards. Prop C. A. Pearson. Ed
Pearson 1900–4.