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The Juvenile Library. 1800–3.
Juvenile Magazine and Young People’s Record. 1861–1901.
Continued as New Church People’s Magazine, 1901–?. Prop
Manchester New Church Sunday School Union. Continued as
James Spiers London Juvenile Magazine, 1890. Ed J. Toulson.
Juvenile Magazine. 1894. Prop J. B. Knapp.
Juvenile Messenger of the Presbyterian Church in England.
1855–67.
Juvenile Messenger. 1873. Prop James Nisbet & Co.
The Juvenile Miscellany: or Magazine of knowledge and entertainment
for young persons of both sexes. 1–12, Oct 1808–Sep 1809. B.
Tabart. Monthly.
The Juvenile Missionary Herald. 1–31, n.s. 1–16, Jan 1845–1908.
Continued as Wonderlands: the young folks’ magazine of the
Baptist Missionary Society 1909–46. Prop Alexander &
Shepheard. Monthly.
Juvenile Missionary Magazine. 1–23, 24 June 1844–Dec 1887.
Continued as The Juvenile: a magazine for the young, 1–7,
1888–94. Continued as News from Afar, 1895–1946. Prop John
Snow & Co. Ed J. J. Freeman.
Juvenile Missionary Magazine. 1–3, 1845–6. Continued as Juvenile
of the United Presbyterian Church, 4–22, 1846–77. Continued as
Children’s Magazine (Missionary Magazine) of the United
Presbyterian Church, 1880–1911. Continued as Greatheart.
Juvenile Missionary News. 1884. See Missionary News for the Young.
Juvenile Offering. 1848. London and Leicester.
Juvenile Photographer. 1894–1900. Prop Bradford Percy Lund & Co.
The Juvenile Rechabite. 1880–1946. Manchester. Prop R. Campbell.
Organ of the Independent Order of the Rechabites Friendly Soc.
Monthly.
Juvenile Review. 1817.
Juvenilia. 1833. Ed E. Canton.
Kate Greenaway’s Almanack. See col 1799.
Kind Words for Boys and Girls. 1866–70, n.s. 1871–9. Continued as
Young England, 1880–1935. Prop Sunday School Union.
Monthly.
Kingston’s Magazine for Boys. 1859–63. Ed W. H. G. Kingston.
Lads and Lasses. 1–26, 6 Mar–25 Aug 1894. Prop E. J. Brett.
The Lads of the Village: a magazine of universal recreation. 1874.
Prop Curtice & Co. Ed W. Watkins.
Leaves of Learning: a monthly journal of instruction and recreation
for pupils in public and private schools. 1852. Ed R. Wilkinson
and C. M. Collins.
The Liberal World: a monthly journal and review for young men.
1–23, 1880. Prop E. W. Allen.
The Little Boy’s Friend. 1874–7, n.s. 1–24, 1876–7. Ed A. O. Charles.
Little Christian 1. 1886. Prop Haughton & Son. Ed L. Hastings.
Little England’s Illustrated Newspaper. 1856–7. Continued as
Young England’s Illustrated Newspaper, 1858–61. Continued as
Young England, 1862–5.
Little Folks. 1871–1931.
Little Gleaner: a monthly magazine for children. 1854–94.
Continued as Young People’s Treasury and Little Gleaner,
1895–1908. Continued as Little Gleaner and Young People’s
Treasury, 1909–46. Prop Houlston. Ed S. Sears.
Little Frolic. 1893–1935. Prop John F. Shaw. Annual.
Little Girl’s Treasure. 1–8, [1875]. Prop Simpkin & Marshall.
Little Hearts and Little Hands. 1, 1882.
Little Learner: a monthly educational magazine. 1–2, 9, Dec
1882–Oct 1884. Prop J. Hughes.
Little Magazine of Useful and Entertaining Knowledge. 1842–4.
Continued as Bradshaw’s Little Magazine of Interesting and
Entertaining Knowlege.
Little Messenger for the Young. 1–48, 1873–83.
The Little Messenger. 1896–1904. Continued as Children’s Gospel
Magazine, 1905– . Prop James Carter. Monthly.
Children’s Magazines
Little Missionary. 1–205, 1870–87.
Little Ones at Home: an illustrated monthly magazine for children.
1–2, Jan–Feb 1877. Ed C. A. Jones.
Little One’s Own Coloured Picture Paper. 1885–92. Continued as
The Little One’s Own, 1892–3. Continued as Dean’s Magazine,
June 1893–Jan 1893. PropsDean & Son. Ed Mrs E. Day.
Little One’s (Our Little One’s) Treasury. 1–18, 1894. Kilmarnock. Prop
J. Ritchie.
The Little Learner: a monthly educational magazine. 1–29, 1882–3.
Ed J. Hughes.
Little Messenger. 1896–1904. Continued as Children’s Gospel
Magazine, 1905.
Little Soldier of the Salvation Army: our children’s war cry. 1–332,
Aug 1881–7.
Little Standard Bearer: an illustrated Protestant magazine for the
young. 1–3, 1854. Continued as Little Standard Bearer and
Children’s Treasury, 4–9, 1854.
Little Star: a monthly magazine for children. 1886–9. Prop George
Stoneman. Ed W. M. Whittemore.
Little Times. 1–22, Apr–May 1867. Ed C. Mayne Reid.
Little Wide Awake: an illustrated magazine for good children.
1875–1892. Routledge, Mrs D. Sale Barker.
Longman’s School Magazine. 1892–1903. Longman. Ed D. Salmon.
Lyceum Banner: a monthly journal for conductors, leaders and
members of the children’s progressive lyceum. 1–50, Nov
1890–1949. Liverpool. J. J. Morse for Spiritualists Sunday School
Union.
Magazine for the Young. 1–408, 1842–75. J & C Mozley. Monthly.
Marvel. Sep–Oct 1890?
Merry and Wise: a magazine for young people. 1–4, 1865–8.
Monthly. Continued as Old Merry’s Annual, 5–7, 1869–71.
Continued as Old Merry’s Monthly, 8, 1872. Continued as Round
Robin. Hodder & Stoughton.
Merry and Wise: a magazine for children. 1–24, 1886–7. Burnes &
Oates Ltd. Monthly.
Merry Boys. See Ching Ching’s own.
Merry Sunbeams. See Golden Childhood.
Messenger for the Children of the Presbyterian Church. 1876–1921.
Presbyterian Church in England.
Missionary Juvenile and Illustrated Missionary News for Young
People. 1–4 May, 1880–3. Continued as Juvenile Missionary News,
1884. Elliot Stock. Monthly.
Missionary Pages for the Young. 1–24, n.s. 1–12, 1879–Oct 1887. Shaw
& Co for the Society for Promoting Female Education in the East.
Monthly Packet of Evening Readings for Younger Members of the
English Church. 1 n.s. 30, 1851–65; n.s. 1866–80, 3rd ser 1881–90;
1891. Ed C. M. Yonge, R. Coleridge and A. Nines.
The Monthly Preceptor: or Juvenile Library. c. 1800.
Monthly Preceptor and Youth’s Annual. 1–10, 1831–2.
The Monthly Rosebud: a children’s magazine. 1872–7. Christian
Book Society. Continued as Rosebud: a monthly magazine of
nursery, nurture and amusement, 1–34, Apr 1881–Dec 1914. J.
Clarke.
Monthly School Reader: an abridged edition of the School and
Home Magazine. 1–2, 11, May 1893–Nov 1894.
Morning: tales and sketches for children. See Primitive Methodist
Children’s Magazine.
Morning of Life: a treasury of counsel, information and entertainment
for young people. 1–4, 1875–89. Continued as Excelsior:
helps to progress in thought and action, 1879–82. Sunday School
Union.
Morning Rays: Church of Scotland’s sabbath scholar’s treasury and
juvenile mission record. 1896–1917. R. & R. Clark.
My Little Friend. 1–12, 1876. George Cooper. Monthly.
My Own Annual: an illustrated gift book for boys and girls. 1847–8.
Ed Mark Merriwell.
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