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Newspapers and Magazines
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The Irish daily independent (Dublin). No 1, 18 Dec 1891–31 Dec 1904.
Continued as Irish independent, 2 Jan 1905 onwards. Ed Edward
Byrne.
The evening herald (Dublin). No 1, 19 Dec 1891 onwards.
The evening echo (Cork). [1893]–no 825, 6 May 1896 onwards.
The daily nation (Dublin). 5 June 1897–31 Aug 1900. Incorporated in
Irish daily independent. Started weekly, no 1, 15 Oct 1842. Ed A.
M. Sullivan 1858–76, C. G. Duffy.
The evening news (Waterford). [1898]–no 288, 1 June 1899–31 Dec
1957.
London papers published more than once a week
The most important entries in this section are those London evening papers
which were pbd three times a week; they were for the most part founded in the
18th century and were nearly extinct by 1850. There are 3 other kinds of paper
which were pbd more than once a week: the London suburban press, various
technical and trade journals and numerous provincial papers which existed as
weeklies in 1800 and were pbd more frequently until they finally became
dailies.
Tri-weekly: Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Lloyd’s evening post and British chronicle. No 1, 22 July 1757–30 Dec
1805–[1815?]. Ed Robert Heron.
London packet: or new Lloyd’s evening post. [Oct 1769]–no 91, 28
May 1770–no 11584, 30 Dec 1836. Incorporated in St James’s
chronicle. Prop Charles Baldwin.
The evening mail. [Feb 1789]–no 62, July 1789–27 June 1868.
Continued as Mail, 30 June 1868–11 Oct 1922. Incorporated in The
Times weekly edition. Only twice a week from July 1868 to 1871.
Run in conjunction with The Times.
The mercantile chronicle. No 1, 20 July 1821–10 Jan 1823.
Incorporated in London packet; or new Lloyd’s evening post.
The evening chronicle. No 1, 31 Jan 1835–no 1940, 23 July 1847. Prop
John Easthope. Ed George Hogarth.
The Hackney and Kingsland gazette. [1864]–no 277, 10 July 1867–19
May 1929. Continued as Hackney gazette and north London
advertiser, 21 May 1926 onwards.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The London evening post. No 1, 1 Dec 1727–13 Mar 1806.
The general evening post. No 1, 2 Oct 1733–1 Feb 1822. Incorporated
in St James’s Chronicle. Ed Stephen Jones.
The London chronicle. No 1, 1 Jan 1757–28 Apr 1823. Incorporated in
London packet: or new Lloyd’s evening post.
The St James’s chronicle. No 1, 12 Mar 1761–2 Aug 1866. Incorporated
in Press. Prop Henry Baldwin; Charles Baldwin; James
Johnstone; Charles Newdigate. Ed John MacDiarmid 1802, S. L.
Giffard 1819–?, Thomas Ballantyne.
The English chronicle. No 1, 2 Jan 1779–30 Dec 1843. Ed William
Radcliffe.
The inquisitor. [No 1, 18 Oct 1808]–no 129, 15 Aug 1809–?. Ed John
Browne Bell.
Bi-weekly (Tuesday and Friday unless otherwise noted)
The London gazette. No 1, 16 Nov 1665 at Oxford; from no 24, 5 Feb
1666 onwards in London. Ed Thomas Walker Oct 1869–Nov
1888.
The national adviser. No 1, 10 Aug 1811–no 138, 2 Dec 1812. Monday
and Thursday.
The London evening chronicle. No 1, 2 Aug 1824–no 133, 7 Nov 1825.
The record. No 1, 1 Jan 1828–31 Dec 1948. Incorporated in Church of
England newspaper and continued as Church of England newspaper
and record, 7 Jan 1949 onwards. Frequency varied until it
became a weekly 31 Mar 1882. See below under Religious Papers.
The patriot. No 1, 22 Feb 1832–27 Dec 1866. Continued as English
independent, 3 Jan 1867–24 Dec 1879. Frequency varied until it
finally settled as a weekly, 6 Jan 1859. See below under Religious
Papers.
The City press. No 1, 18 July 1857 onwards. Wednesday and Saturday.
Ed William Hill Collingridge.
The East End news. [1859]–no 509, 17 July 1869–13 Sep 1899.
Continued as East End news and London shipping chronicle, 16
Sep 1899–26 Apr 1963.
The south London press. No 1, 7 Jan 1865 onwards.
The south London observer, Camberwell and Peckham times. No
295, 6 June 1874–3 Dec 1948. Continued as South London
observer, 10 Dec 1948 onwards. Started weekly in 1868 as
Camberwell and Peckham times, no 74, 2 Apr 1870–no 294, 20
May 1874. Wednesday and Saturday.
(2) weekly papers
Besides the various types of papers here listed, one or more weekly papers were
pbd in nearly every provincial town of any importance throughout the
century. No attempt has been made to list them here, but they may be traced in
the Lists of newspapers, col 2881, above, and in The provincial press, col 2924,
below.
Sunday Papers
E. Johnson’s Sunday monitor and British gazette. [No 1, 26 Mar
1780]–no 66, 24 June 1781–22 Sep 1805. Continued as Johnson’s
Sunday monitor and British gazette, 29 Sep 1805–20 Feb 1814.
Continued as Sunday monitor, 27 Feb 1814–25 Jan 1829.
The London recorder. [No 1], 27 July 1783–no 1152, 9 July 1809. In
1796 it absorbed Sunday reformer and universal register
(founded by George Tipley in 1793) and became London recorder
and Sunday reformer.
The review and Sunday advertiser. No 1, 22 June 1789–1796–(?).
Continued as Sunday review (?)–no 574, 19 Aug 1798–19 Mar 1809.
The observer. No 1, 4 Dec 1791 onwards. Managed by Lewis Doxat
1804–57. Prop William I. Clement 1815–52; ? Beer ?–1880; F. A.
Beer 1880–?. Ed Lewis Doxat 1804–57, Joseph Snowe, ?
M’Dermott, C. Kinloch Cooke, Edward Dicey 1870–89, H. D.
Traill 1889–91, J. H. MacCarthy 1892–3, F. A. Beer 1894–1901.
The selector: or Say’s Sunday reporter. [?Nov 1795]–no 161, 9 Dec
1798–no 569, 27 Apr 1806.
Bell’s weekly messenger. No 1, 1 May 1796–28 Mar 1896. Continued
as Country sport and messenger of agriculture, 4 Apr 1896–31 Dec
1904. Prop John Bell; John Edmund Cox. Ed John Bell 1796–1825,
F. L. Holt, Thomas Wade, J. N. Lee, John Edmund Cox.
The weekly dispatch. No 1, 27 Sep 1801–24 June 1928. Continued as
Sunday dispatch, 1 July 1928–11 June 1961. Prop Robert Bell
1801–15 and 1816–?; James Harmer 1821 (?)–?; George Stiff
1869–74; A. W. Dilke Jan 1875–83; George Newnes. Ed Robert Bell
1801–15 and 1816–?, George Kent 1815–16, James Harmer, Joseph
Wrightson 1838–56, Sydney French 1856–62, T. J. Serle 1862–75,
A. W. Dilke 1875–6, H. R. Fox Bourne 1876–87, W. A. Hunter,
Charles J. Tibbits 1896–?.
The British Neptune. [? Jan 1803]–1 Dec 1805–12 May 1823. Ed Robert
Heron 1805–6.
The Englishman. [No 1, 29 May 1803]–no 32, 8 Jan 1804–20 Apr 1834.
Prop William I. Clement 1821–34.
The news. No 1, 19 May 1805–no 1768, 26 Aug 1839. Absorbed Sunday
herald, 1829 and Sunday evening globe 1837. Ed John Hunt, John
Scott.
The independent Whig. [No 1, 5 Jan 1806]–no 6, 9 Feb 1806–no 793,
25 Mar 1821. Ed Henry White.
The Sunday advertiser. [1807?]–no 555, 4 Jan 1818–5 Aug 1821.
Absorbed Weekly register, 12 Aug 1812 and continued as Sunday
advertiser and weekly register, 12 Aug 1821–5 Jan 1823. Continued
as Weekly register, 12 Jan 1823–no 1073, 30 Dec 1827. Continued as
Sunday herald, no 1074, 6 Jan 1828–8 Feb 1829. Incorporated in
News. In 1822 it was run in conjunction with Morning post. Ed W.
R. Macdonald 1828–9.