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Newspapers and Magazines
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The spirit of the times. No 1, 10 Mar–29 Sep 1849. Continued as
Weekly tribune, 6 Oct 1849–6 July 1850.
Reynolds’s political instructor. No 1, 10 Nov 1849–11 May 1850. Ed G.
W. M. Reynolds.
Cooper’s journal or, Unfettered thinker and plain speaker for truth,
freedom, and progress. No 1, 5 Jan–no 30, 26 Oct 1850. Ed Thomas
Cooper.
Robert Owen’s weekly letter to the human race. [No 1]–no 18, May
1850.
The red republican. No 1, 22 June–no 24, 30 Nov 1850. Continued as
Friend of the people. No 1, 14 Dec 1850–no 33, 26 July 1851. n.s. no
1, 7 Feb–no 12, 24 Apr 1852. Ed G. J. Harney.
The Christian Socialist. No 1, 2 Nov 1850–27 Dec 1851. Ed J. M.
Ludlow.
Robert Owen’s journal. No 1, 2 Nov 1850–23 Oct 1852.
The operative. No 1, 4 Jan 1851–no 80, 10 July 1852.
The people’s paper. No 1, 8 May 1852–4 Sep 1858. Ed Ernest Jones.
The friend of the people. No 1, 28 Jan 1860–20 Sep 1861.
The national reformer. No 1, 14 Apr 1860–vol 62, no 14 (n.s.), 1 Oct
1893. Prop Charles Bradlaugh. Ed Charles Bradlaugh, Annie
Besant, J. M. Robertson.
The elector. No 1, 23 June 1860–no 142, 2 Aug 1862. Formerly Ballot,
no 1, 19 Nov 1859–no 31, 16 June 1860.
The co-operator (Dewsbury and London). No 1, June 1860–Dec 1869.
Continued as Co-operator and herald of health, 1 Jan–5 Feb 1870.
Continued as Co-operator, anti-vaccinator and herald of health,
12 Feb–16 July 1870. Continued as Co-operator and anti-vaccinator,
23 July 1870–23 Sep 1871. Began as a monthly and continued
as a fortnightly before becoming a weekly. Ed Edward Longfield
1869–?, Henry Pitman June 1861 (?)–1871.
The bee-hive. No 1, 19 Oct 1861–no 404, 10 July 1869–no 794, 30 Dec
1876. Continued as Industrial review, 6 Jan 1877–28 Dec 1878.
Prop Trades Newspaper Co and George Potter 1861–9; Daniel
Pratt 1869–Mar 1873; George Potter July 1873–1878. Ed George
Stoup 1861–4, Robert Hartwell 1864–Dec 1868, George Potter Jan
1869–Feb 1870, Henry Solly assisted by George Potter Feb–Dec
1870, George Potter Jan 1871–Dec 1877.
British miner and general newsman. 13 Sep 1862–28 Feb 1863.
Continued as Miner, 7 Mar–6 June 1863. Continued as Miner
and workmen’s advocate, 13 June 1863–Sep 1865. Continued as
Workman’s advocate, 9 Sep 1865–3 Feb 1866. Continued as
Commonwealth, 10 Feb 1866–20 July 1867. Incorporated in
Train (13 July 1866–?). The organ successively of British Miners’
Benefit Assoc, International Working Men’s Assoc and Reform
League. Ed John Towers 7 Mar–6 June 1863, William
Whitehorn.
The international herald. No 1, 2 Mar 1872–no 81, 18 Oct 1873.
Continued as Republican herald, 1873–4. Organ of International
Working Men’s Assoc. Ed W. Harrison Riley.
The miners’ advocate and record (Middlesbrough). No 1, 17 Jan
1873–31 Oct 1874.
The miners’ weekly news (Coventry). No 1, 16 Aug 1873–no 23, 17 Jan
1874.
The union chronicle (Manchester, Leamington and Coventry).
1873–5. Continued as National agricultural labourers’ chronicle,
1875–7. Continued as English labourers’ chronicle, 1877–94.
Daylight (Norwich). No 1, 5 Oct 1878–25 Dec 1909. Pbd Edward
Burgess.
The railway review. No 1, 16 July 1880 onwards.
The radical. 4 Dec 1880–8 July 1882. Ed Samuel Bennett, F. W. Souter.
The freethinker. No 1, May 1881 onwards. Ed G. W. Foote.
Justice. No 1, 19 Jan 1884–22 Jan 1925. Ed H. M. Hyndman 1884–6, H.
Quelch 1886–1913.
The democrat. No 1, 15 Nov 1884–1 Sep 1890. Continued as Labour
world, no 1, 21 Sep 1890–no 37, 22 Mar 1891. Continued as Sunday
world, 29 Mar–31 May 1891. Ed Michael Davitt.
Commonweal: the official journal of the Socialist League. No 1, Feb
1885–12 May 1894. Ed William Morris.
Brotherhood. 22 Apr 1887–Apr 1903. Continued as a monthly. Organ
of the Land Nationalization Soc. Ed J. Bruce Wallace.
The leaflet newspaper. 4 Feb–23 June 1888. Continued as Socialist, 7
July–1 Sep 1888. Continued monthly Feb–Apr 1889. Ed Thomas
Bolas.
The link. No 1, 4 Feb–no 44, 1 Dec 1888. Organ of Law and Liberty
League. Ed Annie Besant and W. T. Stead.
The Labour elector. No 10, 15 Dec 1888–July 1894. Started as a
monthly, nos 1–5, June–Oct 1888. Continued fortnightly, nos 6–9,
1 Nov–3 Dec 1888. Suspended from Apr 1890–Jan 1893. Ed H. H.
Champion.
The north and east London star. No 1, 30 Mar–11 May 1889.
Continued as North London press and star, 18 May 1889–25 Jan
1890. Continued as People’s press, 8 Mar 1890–Feb 1891. Prop
Edward O. Adams Mar 1889–?; organ of several trade unions Mar
1890–Feb 1891. Ed Edward O. Adams.
The workman’s times (Huddersfield). No 1, 29 Aug 1890–17 Mar
1894. Pbd in London 1892–3 and Manchester 1893–4. Ed Joseph
Burgess.
The trade unionist. No 1, 4 Apr–22 Aug 1891. n.s. incorporating
Dockers’ record, 29 Aug 1891–19 Mar 1892. Incorporated in
Workman’s times. Ed Tom Mann.
The labour leader. No 1, 10 Oct 1891–28 Sep 1922. Incorporated in
New Leader. Ed Keir Hardie, Bruce Glasier, H. N. Brailsford.
The clarion. No 1, 12 Dec 1891–June 1932. Continued as New clarion,
11 June 1932–10 Mar 1934. Pbd in Manchester 12 Dec 1891–6 May
1893. Prop Robert and Montagu Blatchford, Edward Francis Fay.
Ed Robert Blatchford.
Weekly Literary Reviews
The director: a weekly literary journal. No 1, 24 Jan–4 July 1807. Ed
T. F. Dibdin.
The literary gazette. No 1, 25 Jan 1817–26 Apr 1862. Incorporated in
Parthenon. Ed H. E. Lloyd and Miss Ross, William Jerdan
1817–50, L. A. Reeve 1850–8, J. M. Jephson 1858, C. W. Shirley
Brooks Nov 1858–9, H. Christmas, W. R. Workman, F. Arnold,
John Morley 1861, C. W. Goodwin.
The literary journal. No 1, 29 Mar 1818–19.
The county literary chronicle and weekly review. [1819]–no 59, 1 July
1820–no 260, 8 May 1823. Continued as Literary chronicle and
weekly review, no 261, 15 May 1823–no 471, 24 May 1828.
Incorporated in Athenaeum. Ed J. W. Dalby 1826–8.
The indicator. No 1, 13 Oct 1819–no 99, 30 Aug 1821. Ed J. H. Leigh
Hunt nos 1–76, 13 Oct 1819–21 Mar 1821.
The literary examiner. Nos 1–27, 1823. Ed J. H. Leigh Hunt.
The Somerset House gazette, and literary museum. No 1, 11 Oct
1823–no 52, 2 Oct 1824. Ed Ephraim Hardcastle.
The Palladium. No 1, 6 Feb 1825–no 98, 17 Dec 1826.
The athenaeum. No 1, 2 Jan 1828–11 Feb 1921. Incorporated in
Nation. Prop J. S. Buckingham and Henry Colburn Jan–July
1828; J. Sterling, F. D. Maurice et al July 1828–Jan 1830; James
Holmes Jan–June 1830; James Holmes and J. H. Reynolds June
1830–2; C. W. Dilke 1832–64; C. W. Dilke II 1864–9; C. W. Dilke III
1869–?. Ed J. S. Buckingham Jan–July 1828 (assisted by H.
Stebbing), F. D. Maurice July 1828–May 1829, John Sterling May
1829–June 1830, C. W. Dilke June 1830–46, T. K. Hervey 1846–53,
W. H. Dixon Jan 1853–Aug 1869, John Doran 1869–71, N. MacColl
1871–1900.
The companion. No 1, 9 Jan–no 29, 23 July 1828. Ed J. H. Leigh Hunt.
Leigh Hunt’s London journal. No 1, 2 Apr 1834, no 61, 30 May 1835.
Merged with Printing machine and continued as Leigh Hunt’s
London journal and printing machine, no 62, 6 June–no 91, 26
Dec 1835. Ed J. H. Leigh Hunt.
Notes and queries. No 1, 3 Nov 1849 onwards. Ed W. J. Thoms