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Children’s Books
1907 | 1908
The Boy’s Own Journal and Youth’s Miscellany. 1856–97.
Incorporated in Boy’s Own Paper.
Boy’s Own Journal. May–Dec 1883. Ed G. Rayner. Weekly.
The Boy’s Own Magazine. 1–8, 1855–62. Continued as the Boy’s Own
Volume, 1–8, 1863–8. Continued as Beeton’s Boy’s Annual, 9–11,
1869–70. Continued as the Boy’s Own Magazine (Beeton’s fact,
fiction etc), 1–7, 1870–4. Ward Lock & Co. Weekly.
Boy’s Own Paper. 1879–1967. RTS. Ed J. Macaulay. Weekly. Also sold
as Boy’s Own Annual.
Boy’s Own Picture Gallery, or The Young Artist’s Journal. 1–10,
Sep–Nov 1872. Prop F. Farrah, ed A. Ellison.
Boy’s Penny Magazine. 1864–8.
The Boys’ Popular Weekly. 1–2, 41. Apr 1888–Jan 1889. Prop Popular
Publishing Co. Ed G. Rayner. Weekly. Continued as Boys of the
Isles: Guy Rayner’s popular weekly, Jan–Sep 1889. Prop Popular
Publishing Co. Ed Guy Rayner. Weekly.
Boy’s Protestant Union. See Our Juniors.
Boy’s Own Reader and Companion: a mag of instruction and recreation
for the young. Jan–June 1866. Incorporated with The Boy’s
Herald. 1866. Ed G. Darcy Irvine.
The Boy’s Standard, 1–9, 1875–6; n.s. 1–56, 1881–92. Props Brooke &
Ford for Charles Fox Weekly.
Boys’ Stories of Adventure and Daring. 1–26, 1898–9. Prop T.
Harrison Roberts.
Boy’s Story Teller. 1–6, May– June 1897. Family Herald for W. Stevens
Ltd. Weekly.
Boys’ Sunday Reader: a mag of pure literature. 1879–81. Continued
as the Boy’s Weekly Reader Novelette: containing an original and
complete story every week, 1881–3. Prop and ed E. J. Brett. Weekly.
Boys’ Telegram: a journal devoted to the instruction and amusement
of youth in all parts of the world. 15 Sep 1866.
The Boy’s War News. 1–2, Dec 1899.
Boys’ Weekly Novelette. 1–169, June 1892–Sep 1895. C. Fox. Weekly.
Boys’ Weekly Reader: a mag of pure literature devoted to the intellectual
recreation and instruction of the home circle. Mar 1880.
Prop and ed E. J. Brett.
Boys’ Weekly Reader Novelette. See Boys’ Sunday Reader.
The Boy’s Welcome. 21 July 1897. Aldine Pub Co.
Boy’s World. 1–299, Apr 1879–Mar 1883. Continued as The Boy’s
World and Our Boys’ Paper. 5, 16–8, 58. Apr 1883–Dec 1886. Ed R.
Rollington. Incorporated Champion Journal, 1884.
Brave Lads and True. See Our Juniors.
Bright Eyes: an annual for little folks. 1893–1900. Prop G.
Stoneman. Annual.
British Boy in Sport and in Earnest, at Home, at School and Abroad.
1866–7.
British Boys. 1883. Prop Emmett Bros.
British Boys. 1–104, Dec 1896–Dec 1898. Prop Newnes. Weekly.
British Boys’ Paper. 1–52, Mar 1888–Feb 1889. Prop Aldine
Publishing Co. Weekly.
The British Juvenile at Home, at Work, at Play. July 1866–Nov 1899.
Prop R. Willoughby. Monthly.
Bubbles. See Our Bubble.
The Bull’s Eye: novels founded mainly on the annals of Scotland
Yard. 1–4, 94. 1898–1900. Aldine Publishing Co. Weekly.
Cadet’s Own: a monthly magazine. 1, 1894. Props Order of the Sons
of the Temperance.
Camps and Quarters: an annual. 1889. Ward Lock.
Captain: a magazine for boys and old boys. 1–50, 1899–1924. Prop G.
Newnes. Ed R. S. W. Bell. Monthly.
Catholic Child’s Magazine of Religious and Entertaining
Instruction. 1857–63. Ed Iskander A. Gertsen.
The Catholic Children’s Mag: a fortnightly journal of instructive
amusement for our little ones. 1878–81. Props Duffy & Sons.
Monthly.
Catholic Girls’ Magazine. See Children’s Corner.
Catholic Progress: the journal of the Young Men’s Catholic
Association. 1–14, 158. Jan 1872–Apr 1885. Prop R. Washbourne for
the Young Men’s Catholic Assoc. Monthly.
Catholic Tales and Tit-bits. [1875–8.] Ed F. J. O’Connor?
The Champion Journal for Boys of the United Kingdom. Sep
1877–July 1880. Prop Ritchie & Co for the Useful Lit Soc. Ed H. C.
Emmett. Weekly.
The Chap-book. Jan 1876–June 1879. John Lane, the Bodley Head.
Monthly.
The Charm: a book for boys and girls. 1853–5.
Chatterbox. Dec 1866–1956. Wells, Gardner & Darton. Founder ed J.
E. Clarke. Weekly.
Chatterbox Christmas Box. 1898–9.
Child at Home: an illustrated magazine for the young, 1842–3.
Continued as Children’s Bethel Flag or the Star of Hope, 1843–4.
Continued as the Juvenile Bethel Flag Magazine, 1844–8.
Childhood: a monthly magazine for little folks. Jan–Aug 1892.
Issues for Sep and Oct 1892 merged with Home Life and
Childhood; discontinued Nov 1892–Dec 1895. Revived as
Childhood, 2–6, 1896–1900. Prop G. Stoneman. Monthly.
Children. See Children’s Advocate.
Children: pictures and stories for little ones. 1–7, June–July 1899.
Marshall & Brooks. Weekly.
Children: a quarterly magazine. 1 Apr 1886–Oct 1897. Prop Wells,
Gardner & Darton.
Children’s Advocate. 1872–3. Ed T. B. Stephenson.
Children’s Annual. 1869–71. Book Soc.
Children’s Corner: a magazine for the young. Dec 1890–Mar 1893.
Continued as Catholic Girls’ Magazine and Children’s Corner,
Apr 1893–Feb 1894. Continued as the Chimney Corner, Mar–Sep
1894. Ed Henry Potter, Father Fletcher. Weekly.
Children’s Friend. Jan 1824–1930. Seeley Jackson & Halliday, then S.
W. Partridge. Ed W. Carus Wilson. Monthly.
Children’s Gospel Magazine. See The Little Messenger.
Children’s Guide. 1–6, Jan–June 1890. Edinburgh. D. Balsillie.
Monthly.
The Children’s Hour: a magazine for the young of the fold. 1865–71.
Edinburgh. Props Johnstone, Hunter & Co and Groombridge.
Monthly.
The Children’s Hour from the Children’s Home. 1–132, Jan 1889–99.
Ed M. Bateman and T. B. Stephenson.
Children’s Illustrated Magazine. 1–2, 1888–9. Props Seeley & Co.
Monthly.
Children’s Jewish Advocate. See Jewish Advocate for the Young.
Children’s Journal. 1863.
The Children’s Journal: for schools and Bands of Hope. 1, [1878].
The Children’s League of Pity Paper for the Child Members of the
NSPCC. 1–14, 2. Aug 1893–1916. Bi-monthly.
Children’s Magazine of General Knowledge. 1–7, 1838–44.
Continued as Children’s Magazine and Missionary Repository,
8–28, 1845–65. Continued as the Children’s Picture Magazine
1866–8. Continued as the Picture Magazine, 1869–71. Simpkin &
Co.
Children’s Magazine of the United Presbyterian Church. 1887.
Edinburgh and London. Prop J. Cochrane & Co.
Children’s Messenger. See Sabbath School Messenger.
Children’s Messenger of the Presbyterian Church in England. 1–2,
1876–7. Continued as the Messenger for the Children of the
Presbyterian Church in England, 3–5, 1878–80, n.s. 1881–1919.
Glasgow. T. Downie.
The Children’s Missionary Magazine. 1–8, n.s. 1–3, n.s. 1–9, 1838–59.
Continued as Coral Missionary Magazine 1860–94. Props Nisbet
& Co. Ed J. M. Randall and Miss M. A. S. Barber. Monthly.
Children’s Missionary Magazine of the United Presbyterian
Church. 1–8, 1838–45; n.s. 1848–? Edinburgh. Prop J. Cochrane &
Co.