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Newspapers and Magazines
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Accounts and Studies of Literary Annuals
Tales of adventure and stories of travel [from the annuals] of fifty
years ago. 1893.
Tallent-Bateman, C. T. Drawing room annuals. Papers of
Manchester Literary Club 1897.
Faxon, F. W. Literary annuals and gift-books. Boston 1912, rptd
Pinner 1973. The bibliography of English annuals draws on the
work of Tallent-Bateman; it contains many items not listed above.
A cabinet of gems: short stories from the English annuals. Ed B. A.
Booth, Berkeley 1938.
Weitenkampf, F. The keepsake in 19th century art. Boston Public Lib
Quart 4 1952.
Bose, A. The verse of the English annuals. RES new ser 4 1953.
Renier, A. Friendship’s offering: an essay on the annuals and gift
books of the 19th century. 1964.
Boyle, A. An index to the annuals 1820–50. Vol 1: Authors. Worcester
1967. See K. Ledbetter, Boyle’s An Index to the Annuals: some
proofing suggestions. Victorian Periodicals Rev 26 1993.
A partial list of the French annuals of the same period, many of which were
trns from the English and vice versa, will be found in J. Brivois,
Bibliographie des ouvrages illustrés du 19me siècle, Paris 1883; and
L. Carteret, Le trésor du bibliophile romantique et moderne, 3 vols
and index, Paris 1924–7. The American annuals are listed by Faxon,
above, and R. Thompson, American literary annuals and gift-books
1825–65, New York 1936.
Annual Anthology 1799
Curry, K. The contributors to the Annual anthology. PBSA 42 1948.
Annual Review 1803
Curry, K. Southey’s contributions to the Annual review. Bull of Bibl
16 1939.
Table book 1827
Barnett, G. L. Dating Lamb’s contributions to the Table book.
PMLA 60 1945.
Drawing-room scrap book 1832
The drawing-room scrap book: being a selection edited by the Hon
Mrs Norton and Charles Mackay. 4 vols [1853–4].
(2) juvenile annuals
The Christmas box: an annual present for children. 1828–9.
Continued as Christmas box and annual present for young
persons, 1829. Ed T. C. Croker.
The juvenile keepsake. 2 vols 1829–30. Ed T. Roscoe.
The juvenile forget me not. 9 vols 1829–37. Ed Mrs S. C. Hall.
Juvenile. Forget-me-not, 1833–7.
The New Year’s gift and juvenile souvenir. 8 vols 1829–36. Ed Zillah
Watts.
Ackermann’s juvenile forget me not. 3 vols 1830–2. Absorbed in
Juvenile forget-me-not in 1833. Ed Frederic Shoberl.
The excitement: or a book to induce young people to read. 8 vols
Edinburgh [1830–7]. See also New excitement, 8 vols 1838–[45]. Ed
Robert Jamieson.
Marshall’s Christmas box: a juvenile annual. 2 vols 1831–2. Ed W.
Marshall.
The infant annual. Liverpool 1835. Ed H. M. Marshall.
The New Year’s token: or Christmas present. 2 vols 1835 [–6].
The nursery offering: or children’s gift. 2 vols Edinburgh 1835–6.
Fisher’s juvenile scrapbook. 15 vols 1836–50. Ed Bernard Barton
1836, Bernard Barton and Agnes Strickland 1837–9, Sarah Ellis
1840–8, Jane Strickland 1849, Mrs Milner 1850.
The new juvenile keepsake. 1839. Ed L. E. Landon.
Peter Parley’s annual: a Christmas and New Year’s present for young
people. 1839–89(?). Ed W. Martin.
The recreation: a gift book for young readers. 6 vols Edinburgh
1842[–8].
The child’s own annual. 2 vols 1843[–4].
The juvenile missionary keepsake. 1846.
The juvenile offering. 1848.
My own treasury: a gift book for boys and girls. [1850.] Ed Mark
Merriwell.
Beeton’s annual: a book for the young. 1866. Ed S. O. Beeton and J. G.
Wood.
The children’s annual. 3 vols 1869[–71].
Numerous juvenile annuals were issued from 1860 onwards as an integral
part of juvenile magazines. Thus Boys own annual and Girls own annual
are the issues of each paper for the whole year put up in cloth bindings. Other
magazines issued an extra number at Christmas which is described as
annual, sometimes under a totally different title. Frequently, however, the
annuals of this period are enlarged or double numbers of the December issue in
an elaborately coloured cover.
(3) year books
General
The annual register: or a view of the history, politicks and literature
of the year 1758 onwards. In 1790 the stock and copyright were
sold: the first was bought by Otridge and the second by
Rivington; each party issued a distinct continuation. Rivington’s
ran from 1791 to 1800, new series 1801 to 1827. General index
1758–80, 1783; 2nd edn 1784; 3rd edn with addns; General index
1781–92, 2 vols 1799. General index 1758–1819, 1826.
The new annual register: or general repository of history, politics
and literature for the year 1780–1825. Vols 1–45.
The Asiatic annual register for the year 1799–1811. Vols 1–12. Ed L. D.
Campbell 1804–6, E. Samuel 1810–11.
The Edinburgh annual register. 1808–27. Vols 1–19. Ed Robert
Southey 1809–15.
The annual chronology and historical record of important and
interesting events in 1827, by Tell-Tale Time. 1828.
Arcana of science and art. 6 vols 1828–38. Continued as Year-book of
facts in science and art. 29 vols 1839–1880 (for 1879). Ed John
Timbs 1839–73, C. W. Vincent 1874–5, J. Mason 1876–9.
The British almanac of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful
Knowledge. 1828–1914. Ed Charles Knight.
The companion to the [British] almanack 1828–56. A complete index
to the Companion to the almanack, 1828–43, 1843.
The annual historian: a sketch of the chief historical events of the
world for the year 1831. 1832. Ed J. Cobbin.
The British annual and epitome of the progress of science for
1837–9. 3 vols Ed R. D. Thomson.
The annual scrap book: a selection of paragraphs which have
appeared in the newspapers and periodicals. 1838–41.
The annual mirror for 1845: an historical register. Vol 1. Ed W.
Lurcott.
The British year book for the country for 1856. Ed C. MacIntosh and
T. L. Kemp.
The photographic news almanac for 1860 with which is included
Photographic almanac. 1859(?)–63. Continued as Year-book of
photography, 1864–1907/8. Ed G. W. Simpson 1865–80, H. B.
Pritchard 1881–4, T. Bolas 1885–9, T. C. Hepworth 1892–5, E. J.
Wall 1897–1900, P. R. Salmon 1901–?.
The statesman’s year book: a statistical, genealogical and historical
account of the states and sovereigns of the civilised world for
1864 onwards. Ed Frederick Martin 1864–82, J. S. Keltie 1883–?
(assisted by I. Renwick from 1895).
Whitaker’s almanack for 1869. [1868] onwards. Ed Joseph Whitaker
1868–95.
The Era almanack. Annual register of dramatick and musical events
1868–1919. Ed Edward Ledger 1868–1905.
The year book of women’s work. 6 vols 1875–80. Continued as
Englishwoman’s year book for 1881. 35 vols 1881–1916. Ed L. M.
Hubbard 1875–98, E. Jones 1899–1916.