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London Evening Papers
The star. No 1, 3 May 1788–15 Oct 1831. Incorporated in Albion and
star. Prop Peter Stuart; Alexander Tilloch. Ed Andrew
Macdonald, Alexander Tilloch, John Mayne, Rowland Nash.
The courier. [Sep 1792]–no 86, 31 Dec 1792–6 July 1842. Prop James
Perry; Daniel Stuart 1799–1822. Ed Daniel Stuart 1803–11, Peter
Street 1811–22, William Mudford 1827?, Eugenius Roche 1828?,
John Galt 1830, James Stuart 1830–6, Samuel Laman Blanchard
1837–9.
The sun. No 1, 1 Oct 1792–15 Apr 1876. No 16042, 24 Jan 1844 gives
this information: ‘The sun is published every morning at five
o’clock in time for the early trains and town delivery; a second
edition (Evening sun) is published in time for the afternoon
trains, and a third edition at seven o’clock for Post, containing
Parliamentary and all other news in London up to that hour.’
Prop Patrick Grant Apr 1826–1831; Murdo Young 1832–1850;
Charles Kent 1850–?. Ed John Heriot 1792–1806, Robert Clark
1806–7, William Jerdan 1813–17, John Taylor, Murdo Young,
Patrick Grant, W. F. Deacon–? 1845, Charles Kent.
The albion and evening advertiser. [1799]–no 106, 7 Jan 1800–[1807].
Ed Allan M’Leod, John Fenwick.
The traveller. [1801]–no 5519, 1 Jan 1818–28 Dec 1822. Incorporated in
Globe and traveller. Prop Robert Torrens. Ed Edward Quin,
Walter Coulson.
The globe. [No 1, 1 Jan 1803]–no 1536, 8 Dec 1807–31 Dec 1922.
Incorporated in Evening standard. It absorbed Traveller on 28
Dec 1822 and was called Globe and traveller, until 5 Feb 1921; it
also absorbed Statesman, Feb 1824, Evening chronicle, Mar 1824,
Nation, July 1824, and Argus, July 1828. Prop Richard Phillips and
London booksellers; Robert Torrens 1822–64; Conservative syndicate
under Stafford Northcote until 1866–75; George C. H.
Armstrong 1875–1907. Ed George Lane 1803, Robert Heron 1803,
Robert Torrens, Walter Coulson 1822–5, Gibbons Merle 1825–30,
R. D. Hanson, George Stevenson, John Wilson 1834–?, [?] Westcomb,
R. H. Patterson, H. N. Barnett, Marwood Tucker 1868,
George C. H. Armstrong 1871–89, Ponsonby Ogle, Algernon
Locker 1891, George Elliot Armstrong 1895–1907.
The statesman. [No 1, 26 Feb 1806]–no 107, 30 June 1807–18 Feb 1824.
Incorporated in Globe and traveller. Ed John Hunt 1806–9, W. M.
Willett 1809, John Scott 1809–14, Daniel Lovell 1814–17, Sampson
Perry 1817–19, David Carey 1819–24.
The pilot. [No 1, 1 Jan 1807]–no 687, 15 Mar 1809–31 Oct 1815. Ed E.
Samuel, Herbert Compton, ? Fitzgerald.
The Alfred and Westminster gazette. [No 1, 17 Apr 1810]–no 22, 12
May 1810–23 Apr 1833. The second part of the title was soon
dropped.
Cobbett’s evening post. Nos 1–55, 29 Jan–1 Apr 1820. Prop and ed
William Cobbett.
The true Briton. No 1, 1 July 1820–13 Nov 1822. Incorporated in
Traveller.
The British traveller. No 1, 19 July 1821–no 3703, 25 May 1833. Ed W.
M. Willett.
The new globe. No 1, 3 Feb–no 132, 5 July 1823.
The evening chronicle. Nos 1–30, 4 Feb–19 Mar 1824. Incorporated
in Globe and traveller. Ed J. S. Buckingham.
The nation. Nos 1–65, 10 May–24 July 1824. Incorporated in Globe
and traveller. Ed T. J. Wooler.
The evening times. Nos 1–46, 14 Nov 1825–5 Jan 1826.
The standard. No 1, 21 May 1827–29 June 1857. Continued as
Evening standard, no 11179, 11 June 1860–13 Mar 1905.
Continued as Evening standard and St James’s gazette, 14 Mar
1905–23 Oct 1916. Continued as Evening standard, 24 Oct 1916
onwards. It absorbed Albion and star 1 Jan 1836. Prop Charles
and Edward Baldwin 1827–57; James Johnstone 1857–76. Ed S.
L. Giffard (assisted by A. A. Watts and William Maginn) 1827–45,
Robert Knox 1846–57, ? Pritchard, Charles Williams 1860–3,
Daily and Weekly Press
Thomas Hamber 1863–70, John Gorst 1870–4, W. H. Mudford
1874–1900.
The argus. Nos 1–24, 30 June–26 July 1828. Incorporated in Globe
and traveller. Ed J. S. Buckingham.
The albion. 15 Nov 1830–15 Oct 1831. Continued as Albion and star 17
Oct 1831–31 Dec 1835. Incorporated in Standard.
The true sun. No 1, 5 Mar 1832–23 Dec 1837. Prop Patrick Grant 1832;
John Bell; Daniel Whittle Harvey 1833–7. Ed Patrick Grant,
Samuel Laman Blanchard, John Bell, Daniel Whittle Harvey, W. J.
Fox 1833 (?)–7.
The shipping gazette. Nos 1–557, 4 Jan 1836–13 Oct 1837. Continued
as Shipping gazette and commercial advertiser, 14 Oct 1837–9
Mar 1838. Ed William Carpenter 1836.
Shipping and mercantile gazette. No 1, 12 Mar 1838–30 June 1884.
Continued as Shipping and mercantile gazette and Lloyd’s list, 1
July 1884–30 June 1914. Continued as Shipping and mercantile
gazette and daily index 1 July 1914–3 Feb 1916. Prop and ed
William Mitchell.
The evening star. No 1, 25 July 1842–no 188, 28 Feb 1843.
The railway director. No 1, 3 Jan 1845–14 Mar 1846.
The express. No 1, 1 Sep 1846–30 Apr 1869. Run in conjunction with
Daily news. Ed Thomas Elliott 1846–55, J. R. Robinson 1855–69.
The evening journal. No 1, 6 Oct 1851–14 Apr 1860.
The evening star. No 1, 17 Mar 1856–no 4251, 13 Oct 1869. Run in conjunction
with Morning star. Ed F. W. Chesson.
The evening herald. No 1, 29 June 1857–no 2428, 27 May 1865. Run in
conjunction with Standard.
The Pall Mall gazette. No 1, 7 Feb 1865–27 Oct 1923. Incorporated in
Evening standard. Prop George Murray Smith 1865–May 1880;
Henry Yates Thompson May 1880–1892; William Waldorf Astor
1892–1909. Ed Frederick Greenwood 1865–May 1880, Horace
Voules May 1880–1, John Morley 1881–3, W. T. Stead 1883–9, E. T.
Cook 1889–92, C. Kinloch Cooke 1892–3, H. C. Cust 1893–6,
Douglas Straight 1896–1909.
The glow-worm. No 1, 5 June 1865–no 1152, 13 Feb 1869. Ed F. C.
Burnand, A. W. à Beckett, T. H. S. Escott, T. W. Robertson.
The daily recorder (of commerce). [1866]–no 1982, 1 Jan 1873–20 Dec
1887. Incorporated in Evening post (i.e. Evening news).
The little times. No 1, 27 Apr–no 22, 22 May 1867. Ed Mayne Reid.
The echo. No 1, 8 Dec 1868–31 July 1905. In 1875 it ran a morning edn
and its style was changed to Evening echo (see col 2888, above). The
first halfpenny newspaper. Prop Cassell, Petter and Galpin
1868–75; Albert Grant 1875–6; J. Passmore Edwards 1876–1884;
syndicate headed by Andrew Carnegie 1884–5; J. Passmore
Edwards 1885–96. Ed Arthur Arnold 1868–75, Horace Voules
1875–6, J. Passmore Edwards 1876–84, Howard Evans, Aaron
Watson, W. M. Crook 1898–?.
The London Figaro. No 1, 17 May 1870–no 263, 11 Mar 1871. Ed J.
Mortimer.
The public ledger and evening report. 11 July 1870–2 May 1932.
Continued as Evening report: the public ledger, 3 May 1932–27
July 1945. See col 2885 above under morning papers. Not pbd
Saturdays.
The St James’s gazette. No 1, 31 May 1880–13 Mar 1905. Incorporated
in Evening standard. Prop H. Huck Gibbs 1880–8; E. Steinkopff
1888–?, Ed Frederick Greenwood 1880–8, Sidney Low 1888–97,
Hugh Chisholm 1897–1900.
The evening news. No 1, 26 July 1881–Dec 1887. Continued as
Evening post, no 1427, 21 Dec 1887–12 Jan 1889. Continued as
Evening news and post, 13 Jan 1889–11 May 1889. Continued as
Evening news, 12 May 1889 onwards. Halfpenny paper. Prop
Coleridge Kennard ?–1894; Alfred Harmsworth 1894–?. Ed
Charles Williams 1881–4, John R. K. Ralph, ? Coplestone, Frank
Harris 1889–92, Percy White, Louis Tracy 1894, Kennedy Jones
1894–1900.
The star. No 1, 17 Jan 1888–17 Oct 1960. Incorporated in Evening
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