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1849–Sep 1872, John Doran 1872–8 (assisted by H. F. Turle
1873–8), H. F. Turle 1878–83, Joseph Knight 1883–1907.
Household words. No 1, 30 Mar 1850–28 May 1859. Prop C. Dickens
and Bradbury and Evans. Ed C. Dickens.
All the year round. No 1, 30 Apr 1859–30 Mar 1895. Prop C. Dickens.
Ed C. Dickens, C. Dickens Jr.
Once a week. No 1, 2 July 1859–May 1879. Prop Bradbury and Evans;
James Rice ?–1873; George Manville Fenn 1873–?. Ed S. Lucas
1859–65, Edward Walford 1865–?, E. S. Dallas Jan 1868–July 1869,
Mark Lemon, George Manville Fenn 1873–?.
The Parthenon. No 1, 3 May 1862–no 57, 30 May 1863. Ed C. W.
Goodwin.
The reader. No 1, 3 Jan 1863–28 July 1866. Ed J. M. Ludlow, David
Masson 1863–?, J. Dennis, T. Bendyshe.
The academy. No 1, 9 Oct 1869–11 Sep 1915. Began monthly and
became weekly in 1874. Prop John Murray nos 1–12, 9 Oct 1869–10
Sep 1870; Charles Appleton et al Sep 1870–1873; Academy Co Ltd.
1873–8; Henry Villiers 1880–96; John Morgan Richards 1896–?.
Ed Charles Appleton 1869–78, C. E. Dobell, 1878–81, James
Sutherland Cotton Jan 1881–Nov 1896, Charles Lewis Hind
1896–Oct 1903.
Sala’s journal. No 1, 30 Apr 1892–11 Apr 1894. Ed G. A. Sala.
Literature. No 1, 23 Oct 1897–11 Jan 1902. Ed H. D. Traill 1897–1900.
Religious Papers
The record. No 1, 1 Jan 1828–31 Dec 1948. Incorporated in Church of
England newspaper and continued as Church of England newspaper
and the record, 7 Jan 1949 onwards. Frequency varied until
it became a weekly 31 Mar 1882. Prop James Evans and Andrew
Hamilton. Ed Henry Blunt, Edward Garbett 1854–67.
The Catholic vindicator. 5 Dec 1818–4 Dec 1819. Ed W. E. Andrews.
The Catholic advocate. No 1, 3 Dec 1820–no 34, 22 July 1821.
The world. No 1, 4 May 1827–28 Mar 1832. Incorporated in Patriot.
Prop and ed Stephen Bourne.
The Catholic journal. No 1, 1 Mar 1828–no 55, 15 Mar 1829.
The Christian advocate. No 1, 7 Jan 1830–no 505, 2 Sep 1839.
The patriot. No 1, 22 Feb 1832–27 Dec 1866. Continued as English
independent, 3 Jan 1867–24 Dec 1879. Incorporated in
Nonconformist. Frequency varied until it finally settled as a
weekly, 6 Jan 1859. Ed Stephen Bourne 1832, Josiah Conder
1833–55.
The watchman. No 1, 7 Jan 1835–31 Dec 1889. Wesleyan. Ed J. C. Rigg
1848–64.
The witness (Edinburgh). No 1, 15 Jan 1840–27 Feb 1864. Twice
weekly. Ed Hugh Miller 1840–56.
The tablet. No 1, 16 May 1840–23 July 1842. See below under True
tablet. Ed F. Lucas 1840–2, M. J. Quin 1842.
The Nonconformist. 14 Apr 1841–24 Dec 1879. Continued as
Nonconformist and independent, 1 Jan 1880–18 Sep 1890.
Continued as Independent and nonconformist, 26 Sep 1890–30
Dec 1897. Continued as Independent, 6 Jan 1898–29 Mar 1900.
Incorporated in Examiner. Ed Edward Miall 1841 (?)–81.
The Jewish chronicle. [No 1, 12 Nov 1841]–new ser 6–20 May 1842.
Suspended until 18 Oct 1844 when it resumed as Jewish chronicle
and working man’s friend – 22 Dec 1954. Continued as Jewish
chronicle and Hebrew observer – 2 Aug 1869. Continued as
Jewish chronicle Aug 1869 onwards. Fortnightly Oct 1844–Oct
1847. From 3 July 1865–2 Aug 1869 a penny abridged edn was
issued concurrently. Prop Isaac Valentine 1841–20 May 1842;
Joseph Mitchell and Isaac Valentine 18 Oct 1844–Aug 1854;
Marcus Bresslau Aug 1854–Jan 1855; Abraham Benisch Jan
1855–Aug 1869; Lionel Cohen, Samuel Montagu and Lionel Van
Oven Aug 1869–June 1875; Abraham Benisch June 1875–July
1878; Anglo-Jewish association; Israel Davis, Sydney Montagu
Samuel, Asher Myers. Ed Moses Angel and David Meldola
1841–May 1842, Marcus Bresslau Oct 1848–Jan 1855, Abraham
Daily and Weekly Press
Benisch Jan 1855–Aug 1869, Michael Henry Aug 1869–June 1875,
Abraham Benisch June 1875–July 1878, Asher Myers 1878–1902.
The true tablet. 20 Feb–31 Dec 1842. Continued as Tablet, 7 Jan 1843
onwards. From 19 Mar–31 Dec 1842 True tablet has two sets of
enumeration, one derived from Tablet (1840–42). From 5 Jan
1850–11 Sep 1858 Tablet was pbd in Dublin. Prop F. Lucas
1842–Oct 1855; John Wallis; Cardinal Herbert Vaughan Nov
1868–?. Ed. F. Lucas 1842–55, John Wallis 1855–68, Herbert
Vaughan Nov 1868–93 (?), J. G. Snead-Cox 1893 (?)–1920.
The English churchman. No 1, 5 Jan 1843 onwards. Ed D. W. Godfrey
1843–63.
The guardian. No 1, 12 Jan 1846–30 Nov 1951. Anglican. Ed Thomas
Henry Haddan, M. R. Sharp 1859–83, J. Sharp 1883–95, W. H.
Lathbury 1896–9.
The Christian times. No 1, 12 Aug 1848–no 528, 11 Aug 1858.
Continued as Beacon and Christian times, no 1, 18 Aug 1858–no
54, 24 Aug 1859. Ed William Leask.
The Wesleyan times. No 1, 8 Jan 1849–29 July 1867. Continued as
Methodist times, 5 Aug 1867–31 Dec 1869.
The Catholic standard. No 1, 13 Oct 1849–12 May 1855. Continued as
Weekly register, 19 May 1855–14 Mar 1902. Prop H. W. Wilberforce
1854–63; ? De Lacy Towle 1880; Cardinal Manning 1880–1; Wilfrid
Meynell 1881–?. Ed H. W. Wilberforce 1854–63, Orby Shipley
1880–1, Wilfrid Meynell 1881–?.
The freeman. No 1, 24 Jan 1855–no 2297, 17 Feb 1899. Continued as
Baptist times and freeman, 24 Feb 1899 onwards.
The Christian world. No 1, 9 Apr 1857–28 Sep 1961. Low Church. Ed J.
Whittemore 1857–60, James Clarke 1860–88, James G. Clarke.
The revival. No 1, 30 July 1859–27 Jan 1870. Incorporated in
Christian, no 1, 3 Feb 1870 onwards. Low Church.
The universe. 8 Dec 1860–17 Sep 1909. Continued as Universe and
Catholic weekly, 24 Sep 1909–14 June 1912. Continued as
Universe, 14 June 1912–1 June 1962. Continued as Universe and
Catholic times, 8 June 1962 onwards.
The Methodist recorder. No 1, 4 Apr 1861 onwards.
The Church times. No 1, 7 Feb 1863 onwards. High Church. Ed G. J.
Palmer 1863–92, T. A. Lacey.
Sunday magazine. Vols 1–7, Oct 1864–Sep 1871. New ser, vols 1–35,
Nov 1871–Apr 1906. Incorporated in Good words. Prop Alexander
Strahan. Ed T. Guthrie 1864–73, W. G. Blaikie 1873–80, B. Waugh
1881–94.
The methodist. No 1, 1 Jan 1874–no 580, 27 Dec 1884.
The secular review. No 1, 6 Aug 1876–28 Jan 1877. Ed G. J. Holyoake.
The secular review. 9 June 1877–29 Dec 1888. Continued as Agnostic
journal, 5 Jan 1889–15 June 1907. Ed G. W. Foote.
The war cry and official gazette of the Salvation Army. No 1, 27 Dec
1880 onwards.
The Christian commonwealth. No 1, 20 Oct 1881–24 Sep 1919.
Agricultural Papers
The farmer’s journal. 15 Aug 1807–15 Apr 1809. Continued as Evans
and Ruffy’s farmer’s journal, 22 Apr 1809–16 July 1832.
Incorporated in Bell’s weekly messenger.
Fleming’s weekly express. No 1, 4 May 1823–no 167, 9 July 1826.
Continued as Fleming’s British farmer’s chronicle, 10 July
1826–26 Jan 1829.
Exley, Dimsdale and Hopkinson’s Corn Exchange circular. No 1, 1
Jan 1824–no 306, 28 Dec 1829.
The corn trade circular. No 1, 24 Oct 1825–no 402, 24 June 1833.
The Mark Lane express. No 1, 2 Jan 1832–31 Mar 1924. Continued as
Farmer’s express, 7 Apr 1924–29 July 1929. Incorporated in Farm,
field and fireside. Prop Walter Darkin. Ed Peter Lund Simmonds
1841, Joseph Robertson, William Shaw.
The universal corn reporter. No 1, 6 Feb 1832–14 Jan 1870.
The new farmer’s journal. No 1, 11 Feb 1833–no 58, 21 May 1834.
Incorporated in Mark Lane express.
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