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School Newspaper. Jan 1894–July 1923. William Collins. Weekly.
School of Authors: a journal devoted to the interests of the young.
1–28, Dec 1891–May 1893.
The School Review: an illustrated literary monthly. 1–18, May
1891–Sep 1908. Leicester. Thornley & Waddington.
The Schoolboy’s Journal: a magazine of amusing and instructive literature.
1873. Ed W. E. Waller.
Schooldays. Mar 1896–May 1905. Homewood & Co.
Schoolgirls. 1, 1–6, June 1894–June 1895. Marshall Bros. Ed Olivia
Langdale. Weekly.
The Scottish Girl: homely friend for young women and girls.
1880–1944. Edinburgh. Monthly.
Scottish Instructor: designed for the moral, religious and
intellectual improvement of youth. 1847. Edinburgh.
Select Magazine for the Instruction and Amusement of Young
People. 1822–4. Wellington.
The Silver Link: an illustrated monthly magazine. 1–96, 1892–9.
Continued as the Golden Rule: an illustrated magazine for
Sunday scholars, 1900. Sunday School Union.
Sons of Britannia. Mar 1870–7. Emmett.
Sons of Old England. 1883–4. Emmett.
South American Missionary Society’s Juvenile Gift. 1872–9.
Springtide: an illustrated magazine for girls and boys. 1, 1890. Elliot
Stock. Monthly.
Springtime (and Christian Endeavour): a magazine for our young
men and maidens. 1–47, Jan 1886–Dec 1932. Merged with
Primitive Methodist Children’s Magazine. E. Dalton. Monthly.
Spy. 1–295, Apr 1891–May 1898. Manchester. Ed J. B. Knapp.
Monthly.
Standard Journal: complete stories of romance and adventure and
fun. 1, 1, 18 Mar 1896. C. Fox.
The Star of Hope, or Band of Hope Journal. 1860–4. Ed G. S.
Dowling.
Stories of Pluck: a high class weekly library of adventure at home
and abroad on land and sea. 1–2, 46, 1895. Continued as Pluck,
1896–1916. Prop Harmsworth. Weekly.
Strahan’s Boys and Girls Annual. 1876–7. Continued as the Strahan’s
Grand Annual for the Young, 1879.
The Student. 1, 10, Mar–Dec 1898. Colchester.
The Student Movement. 1, 1898. Prop S. C. M.
Sun Children’s Budget: a botanical quarterly. 1–7, 8, Mar 1897–Feb
1905. Wells, Gardner & Darton. Weekly.
Sunbeam: a little luminary to guide the young to glory. 1–3, 1858–61.
The Sunbeam. 1–22, 1869–87. Manchester and Birmingham. J.
Fisher. Monthly.
Sunbeam Penny Stories. 1–4, 1896. Continued as Sunbeam stories,
5–11, 1896.
Sunbeams: a journal for Sunday reading. 1–72, Nov 1897– Mar 1899.
Sunbeams for Every Household. 1–7, 1886.
The Sunday Friend. 1–27, 1887–1900. Prop G. H. Curtice then
Simpkin Marshall.
Sunday Hours for Boys and Girls. 1–2, 1896–7.
Sunday Reading for the Young. 1872–1917. Continued as Sunday and
Everyday, 1917–25. Prop Wells Gardner & Darton. Weekly.
Sunday Scholar. 1843–4.
Sunday Scholar’s Annual. 1–3, 1866–8.
Sunday Scholars Companion: an illustrated magazine for the young
of all ages and ranks. 1855–82. Continued as The Boys and Girls
Companion: an illustrated magazine for boys and girls,
1883–1903. Prop Sunday School Institute. Monthly.
Sunday Scholar’s Magazine; or Monthly Record Book. 1821.
Sunday Scholar’s Magazine and Juvenile Miscellany. 1842–9.
Sunday School. Dec 1892–4.
Sunday School Chronicle. 1–58, Oct 1874–Oct 1928.
Sunday School Hive and Juvenile Companion. See Juvenile
Companion.
Children’s Magazines
Sunday School Penny Magazine. 1848–67.
Sunday School World. 1874–8. Continued as Our children, 1878–9.
Continued as the Home Word, 1879–83.
Sunday Sunshine for Children. 1893–1934. J. Shaw.
Sunny Hours for Children. 1–4, Jan–Apr 1892. James E. Hawkins.
Monthly.
The Sunrise: a magazine for young folks. 1878–1919. Kempster & Co.
Ed J. Yeames. Monthly.
Sunshine for the Home, the School and the World: a monthly magazine
for young people, family reading and readers in general.
1862–82. Continued as Christmas Sunshine, 1883. Continued as
Red Berries, 1884–91. Continued as Sunshine, 1895–1921. Prop G.
Stoneman. Ed W. M. Whittemore.
Sweethearts. 1–17, Feb–June 1898. Continued as Girl’s Favourite: a
weekly story paper of wholesome reading for young women.
June–Dec 1898. Prop Harmsworth.
Tiny Library: a weekly journal for young persons. 1846–7.
Tiny Tots: a magazine for very little folks. 1899–1948. Cassell.
Monthly.
Tiny Trots: an annual for very little people. 1894. Prop G. Stoneman.
Toddles: pictures, stories, recitations. 1900. Prop G. Stoneman.
True Blue. 1898–1900. Prop Aldine Pub Co.
Uncle Ben’s Budget: a monthly magazine for young Christians. 1–3,
Mar 1897–1916. Prop G. Stoneman. Weekly.
The Union Jack: tales for British boys. 1–3, 1880–3. Prop Griffith &
Farran. Ed W. H. G. Kingston and G. A. Henty. Monthly.
United Presbyterian Juvenile Missionary Magazine. 1870.
Edinburgh. W. Oliphant & Co. Weekly.
The Wesleyan Juvenile Magazine. 1852–3.
Wesleyan Juvenile Offering: a miscellany of missionary information
for young persons. 1–23, n.s. 1–12, 1844–78. Continued as At
Home and Abroad, 1879. Prop Wesleyan Missionary Society.
Wide Awake Temperance Reciter for Girls and Boys. 1–14,
1895–1905. Maidstone. Prop G. Graham. Monthly.
Winning Words: a lamp of love for the young folks at home. 1–8,
1865–72. Edinburgh. Gall & Inglis.
Winsome Words: the help one another magazine for boys and girls.
1–66, 1879–84. Prop F. E. Longley. Ed Grandfather Goodheart.
Monthly.
You and I: a weekly periodical for young men and women. 1–27,
Mar–Aug 1894.
Young Britannia. nd. Ed and prop Guy Rayner.
Young Briton: a young gentleman’s journal of amusement, adventure
and instruction. 1869–77. Emmett. Weekly. Incorporated in
Young Gentlemen of Britain.
Young Briton’s Journal. 1–2, 38, June 1888–Mar 1889. Prop Popular
Publishing Co. Ed Guy Rayner. Weekly. Incorporated in Boy’s
Jubilee Journal.
Young Christian. 1, 16 Nov 1893. Registration issue.
Young Christian’s Goodbits. 1–2, 17, 1885–6. Prop W. M. Carey. Ed T.
Eyres. Monthly.
Young Churchman. 1891–1914.
Young Churchman: a monthly religious and literary journal.
Jan–Mar 1872. Prop Bemrose. Monthly.
Young Churchmen. 1–4, Sep–Dec 1896.
Young Crusader. 1891–1915. Monthly.
Young Days: a monthly illustrated magazine for the young. 1–42,
1876–1917. Prop Sunday School Association. Monthly.
Young England. 1–14, Jan–Apr 1845. See also Kind Words.
Young Englishman. 1–13, 313, n.s. 1–56. 1872?–Aug 1883. Prop G.
Emmett. Ed A. Burrage. Weekly.
Young Englishwoman. 1–4, n.s. 1–3, 1–8. 1865–77. Continued as
Sylvia’s Home Journal, 1–14, 1878–91. Continued as Sylvia’s
Journal, 1–2, 24, 1892–4.
Young Folks Weekly Budget. See Our Young Folks Weekly Budget.
Young Gentleman’s Journal. 1867– ?
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