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Newspapers and Magazines
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1891–June 1899. Ed Charlotte M. Yonge 1871–91, Christabel R.
Coleridge 1891–?, Arthur Innes.
The American magazine. Oct 1851–Feb 1852. Ed H. H. Paul.
The leisure hour: a family journal of instruction and recreation.
Began weekly, Jan 1852–Dec 1880. Continued monthly, 1881–Oct
1905. Index to first 25 vols, 1852–76, [1878]. Ed W. H. Miller
1852–8, James Macaulay 1858–95, William Stevens 1895–1900.
Chambers’s pocket miscellany. Edinburgh. Vols 1–24, 1852–3.
The Englishwoman’s domestic magazine. 8 vols 1852–[9]. New
series, 9 vols [1860–4]. New series, 25 vols [1865–77]. Continued as
Illustrated household journal and Englishwoman’s domestic
magazine, 3 vols [1880–1]. Incorporated in Milliner, dressmaker
and draper.
The charm: a magazine for boys and girls. May 1852–Apr 1854.
Chambers’s repository of instructive and amusing tracts.
Edinburgh. Vols 1–12, 1853–4.
Bentley’s monthly review: or literary argus. 1 vol May 1853–Apr
1854. Continued as Bentley’s monthly review, new series,
May–June 1854. Continued as New monthly review, vol 1,
July–Oct 1854.
The illustrated London magazine: a monthly journal. Vols 1–4, July
1853–1855. New series, vols 1–30, 1856–1870. From 1857, this is
identical, except for the title-pages, with Ladies’ companion,
New monthly belle assemblée and Ladies’ cabinet. Ed R. B.
Knowles 1853–5.
The free press. Sheffield. Vols 1–14, 13 Oct 1855–June 1866.
Continued as Diplomatic review vol 14 (no 6)–25 July 1866–Jan
1877. Frequency varies: began weekly, Oct 1855–Mar 1858; continued
bi-weekly, Apr–May 1858; continued monthly, June
1858–July 1870; continued quarterly, Oct 1870–Jan 1877.
Beginning Jan 1866 there were 2 edns, one entirely in English, the
other including material in French. Ed D. Urquhart.
The boy’s own magazine. Vols 1–8, Jan 1855–Dec 1862.
The national magazine. Vols 1–15, Nov 1856–May 1864. Ed John
Saunders and John Westland Marston.
The train. Jan 1856–Jan 1858. Ed Edmund Yates.
Gossip for the garden, a handbook for the florist and suburban horticulturist.
Vols 1–8, Mar 1856–Dec 1863. Ed E. S. Dodwell, J.
Edwards, W. Dean, John Sladden.
The ladies’ treasury: an illustrated magazine of entertaining literature,
education, fine art, domestic economy etc. Vols 1–9, Apr
1857–Dec 1865. New ser, Jan 1866–1895. Ed Mrs Warren.
The Englishwoman’s review and drawing-room journal of social
progress, literature and art. Vol 1, Mar–Aug 1857. New series, vols
1–2, Sep 1857–Sep 1859.
The Englishwoman’s journal. Vols 1–3, Mar 1858–Aug 1859.
The geologist: a popular monthly magazine of geology. Vols 1–7, Jan
1858–June 1864. Ed S. J. Mackie.
Macmillan’s magazine. Cambridge and London. Vols 1–59, Nov
1859–Oct 1907. Prop Macmillan. Ed David Masson Nov 1859–Apr
1868, George Grove May 1868–Apr 1883, John Morley May
1883–Sep 1885, Mowbray Morris Oct 1885–1907. See Wellesley
index vol 1 1968.
The what-not: or, ladies’ handy-book and monthly magazine of literature.
1859–66.
The Cornhill magazine. Jan 1860–Dec 1939. Resumed Jan
1944–1946. Continued quarterly 1947 onwards. Prop George
Murray Smith 1860–1901. Ed W. M. Thackeray Jan 1860–May
1862, Frederick Greenwood and G. H. Lewes and George Murray
Smith 1862–4(?), Frederick Greenwood and George Murray
Smith 1864(?)–8(?), Edward Dutton Cook and G. H. Lewes and
George Murray Smith 1868(?)–Mar 1871, Leslie Stephen Apr
1871–Dec 1882, James Payn Jan 1883–June 1896, J. St Loe Strachey
July 1896–Dec 1897, Reginald John Smith Jan 1898–Dec 1916. See
Wellesley index vol 1.
Good words. Edinburgh. Jan 1860–Apr 1906. Amalgamated with
Sunday magazine and continued weekly, May 1906–10 and pbd
in London. Prop Alexander Strahan. Ed Norman Macleod,
Donald Macleod.
Temple Bar: a London magazine for town and country readers. Vols
1–132, Dec 1860–Dec 1905. New series, vols 1–2, Jan–Dec 1906.
Index: Alphabetical list of the titles of all articles appearing in
the previous 99 vols, vol 100, Apr 1894. Prop George Sala 1860–6;
Richard and George Bentley 1866–95; Richard Bentley II 1895–8,
Macmillan 1898–1906. Ed George Sala Dec 1860–Nov 1863,
Edmund Yates Dec 1863–Sep or Oct 1867, George Bentley Oct or
Nov 1867–May 1895; Richard Bentley II June 1895–Aug 1898;
Gertrude Townshend Mayer Sep 1898–Dec 1900?.
Duffy’s Hibernian magazine: a monthly journal of literature,
science and art. Vols 1–3, July 1860–Dec 1861. Continued as
Duffy’s Hibernian sixpenny magazine, new series, vols 1–5, Jan
1862–June 1864. Continued as Hibernian magazine, 3rd series,
vol 1, July 1864.
Once a month: original tales by the most popular authors. Nos 1–14,
1861–2. New series, nos 15–17, 1862.
The quiver. Nos 1–6, Sep 1861–Sep 1864. New series, vols 1–2, Oct
1864–Oct 1865. New series, 1866–June 1956. Prop Cassell
1861–1926. Ed John Cassell, C. H. H. Wright, John Willis Clark
1864, Thomas T. Shore 1865, H. G. Bonavia Hunt 1865–1905.
The sixpenny magazine: a miscellany for all classes and seasons.
Vols 1–14, July 1861–May 1867. New series, vols 1–2, June
1867–Mar 1868.
The St James’s magazine. Vols 1–21, Apr 1861–Mar 1868. New series,
Apr 1868–[1882]. Prop John Maxwell. Ed Mrs S. C. Hall 1861–2,
Mrs Braddon, Mrs J. H. Riddell, Edward Walford 1870, W. J.
Morgan.
The Victoria magazine. 1863–vol 28, Dec 1876–[1880]. Ed Emily
Faithfull.
The month: an illustrated magazine of literature, science and art.
Vols 1–11, July 1864–Dec 1869. New ser, vols 12 (new ser)–186, Jan
1870–Dec 1948. New ser, vol 1, Jan 1949 onwards. Issued twice
monthly 1871–3, resumed monthly 1874 as Month and Catholic
review, 1874–81; continued as Month, a Catholic magazine and
review, 1882–90; continued as Month, a Catholic magazine
1890–1913; continued as Month 1914 onwards. Index 1864–1908.
1909. Prop Frances Taylor 1864–June 1865; Society of Jesus 1865
onwards. Ed Frances Taylor 1864–5, Henry J. Coleridge 1865–81,
Richard F. Clarke 1882–Feb 1894, John Gerard 1894–97, Sidney F.
Smith 1897–1901.
The shilling magazine. Illustrated: a miscellany of literature, social
science, fiction, poetry etc. Vols 1–4, May 1865–[7]. Ed S. Lucas.
The fortnightly review. No 1, 15 May 1865–Dec 1954. Incorporated in
Contemporary review. Pbd twice monthly to no 35, 15 Oct 1866.
Thereafter monthly. Prop Chapman and Hall. Ed G. H. Lewes
1865–6, John Morley 1867–82, T. H. S. Escott 1882–6, Frank Harris
1886–94, W. L. Courtney 1894–1928. See Wellesley index vol 2.
The argosy, a magazine of tales, travels, essays and poems. Vols 1–75,
Dec 1865–Dec 1901. Prop Mrs Henry Wood 1867–87. Ed Mrs
Henry Wood 1865–June 1887, Charles W. Wood July 1887–?.
The young Englishwoman: a magazine of fiction and fashions. Vols
1–4, 1865–6. New series, 3 vols 1867–9. New series 8 vols 1870–7.
Continued as Sylvia’s home journal. 14 vols 1878–91. Continued
as Sylvia’s journal, 3 vols 1892–4. Prop Samuel Orchart Beeton. Ed
John Tillotson.
Merry and wise: a magazine for young people edited by Old Merry.
Vols 1–5, Jan 1865–Dec 1869. New series, vols 1–2, Jan 1870–Dec
1871. Continued as Old Merry’s monthly, Jan–Dec 1872.
Gilead. Vols 1–7, June 1865–Dec 1876. Continued as Wayside words,
vols 8–35, Jan 1877–Dec 1904. Ed T. H. Gregg 1865–Dec 1872, F.
Harper Jan 1873–1904.
The contemporary review. Jan 1866 onwards. Prop Alexander
Strahan 1866–Jan 1877; ‘Strahan and Co Ltd’ (Samuel Morley,