Volume I. London

Acknowledgements

Editorial Note

General Introduction

Volume I Introduction

1. Andrews, extracts from ‘The History of the Newspaper Press’, New Monthly Magazine, I-II: pp. 25-33 (May 1856), III: pp. 205-215 (June 1856), IV: pp. 287-295 (July 1856), V: pp. 456-464 (Aug. 1856), VI: pp. 90-99 (Sept. 1856), VII: pp. 240-252 (Oct. 1856), VIII: pp. 369-378 (Nov.1856), IX: pp. 439-450 (Dec. 1856), X: pp. 82-88 (Jan. 1857), XI: pp. 207- 215 (Feb. 1857), XII: pp. 367-378 (Mar. 1857), XIII: pp. 492-500 (Apr. 1857), XIV: pp. 245-252 (June 1857), XV : pp. 371-378 (Jul 1857), XVII : pp. 418-423 (Aug 1857)

2. The Bookman, Frontpage, October 1891 (first issue), and List of Contributors, March 1892

’, The British Lithographer: An Illustrated Technical and Artistic Journal (1891-1895), vol. 1, 1891-2, pp. 21-23, 13-17, 22-25, 29-31

4. Anon, Introductory matter including ‘Criticisms of the Press’, Frontispiece and Title Page, ‘Preface’, ‘Our Birthday Speech’ and opening articles, Echoes from the Clubs: A Record of Political Topics and Social Amenities, volume III (May-December 1868), pp. [inside cover, frontispiece, title page, i], 1-3.

5. English Illustrated Magazine

5.1 Letter from Cecil Aldin to the Zoological Society of London, March
1894.

5.2. Phil Robinson, ‘The Zoo Revisited: V: A Chat with a Common Monkey’, illustrated by Cecil Charles Windsor Aldin, English Illustrated Magazine, volume 11, April 1894, pp. 664-665.

6. Gem, ‘A History of the Gem’, Gem Front Page, 2:4 (March 1898), Contents Page, Gem, 1:2 (January 1898), and sample pages

7. William Le Queux


7.1 Front Page, Answers, 12:22 (21st April 1894), p.
379.

7.2 Letter from Lord Roberts to William Le Queux , 17th November 1894, regarding The Great War in England in 1894

7.3 William Le Queux, ‘Preface to the ninth edition’, The Great War in England in 1897, 11th edition, (London: Tower Publishing Company Limited, 1895), p.
1.

7.4 Letter from William Le Queux to Lord Roberts, 28th July 1903, regarding The Invasion of 1910

8. London Society, extracts from ledgers 1867-9,


8.1 Invoice from Adams and Francis, Advertising Agents and Publishers, 1867

8.2 Anon, ‘London Society for August’, Advertisement in Pall Mall Gazette, 6:768, (27th July 1867), p.
15.


8.3 Receipt from William Clowes & Sons, December 1867


8.4 Invoice from G. Paillet, December 1868


8.5 Letter from Messrs. Cassell, Petter, & Galpin, October 1879


8.6 Letter from Macniven and Cameron November 1869

9. Longman’s Magazine

9.1 W.F. Nelson, “Early Newspaper Sketches”, Longman’s Magazine (September 1886), pp. 499-513.

9.2 Brander Matthews, “The Ethics of Plagiarism”, Longman’s Magazine (October 1886), pp. 621-634.

10. Frances Low, Press Work for Women: A Text Book for the Young Women Journalist (London: Upcott, 1904), pp. 1-3, 11-13, 47-49, 65-76

11. Extracts from Council Minutes, Friday May 11th, 1821; Friday May 25th, 1821; Friday June 8th, 1821; Friday February 8th, 1822; Friday March 8th, 1822, Memoirs of the Astronomical Society of London

12. Wilfred Meynell, ‘They Found Fame’, script rehearsed in December
1851.

13. Letters from Lord Palmerstone to John Easthope (1784-1865), Morning Chronicle

Letter from Nature editor Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer to James Clerk Maxwell, 6 June
1876.

Pen, 22 May 1880, pp. 15-16, 21-22, 27

(1846-1849) thereafter People's and Howitt's Journal, vol 8, Jul 16849, vol 11, Jun 1851

Letter from Oliver Lodge to J. Clark Maxwell, Philosophical Magazine, November 1876



(extracts)

19.1 ‘Poetry in the Periodicals’, October 1893, p. 412

19.2 ‘A Journalist on Journalism’ Sept 1892, 257

19.3 ‘An American Newspaper Office’, 1892, p. 262

19.4 ‘Young Women in Journalism’, October 1892, p.373

19.5 ‘A Revolution in Printing and in Journalism’, December 1892, 590-591

19.6 ‘The Press and Bubble Companies’, July 1893, 31

19.7 ‘How to Educate a Journalist’, July 1893, 44

19.8 ‘The Degradation of the Press’, August 1893, p. 274

19.9 ‘A Key to the Realm of all Knowledge’, October 1893, p. 397-8

19.10 ‘The Daily Paper’, November 1893, p. 462-69



(1 Dec 1872)

, extracts from the lost ledger images (1897-99)

23. The Studio: An Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art, front and back cover, Liberty advert, 1898

24. The Tablet


24.1 Alice Meynell, ‘Catholics and Women’s Suffrage’, The Tablet (2 November 1912)

24.2 George Mivart, ‘The Origin of Man’, The Tablet (26 December 1894), p.
1022.



25.1 Memorandum from Colonel Gurwood on behalf of the Duke of Wellington, 3rd February 1841

25.2 Letter from Alaric Watts (editor of the United Service Gazette) to Colonel Gurwood,



26. 1 ‘A Peep Behind the Scenes’, War Cry no. 505, 10th April 1886, p. 7

26.2 ‘Our Weekly Interview: Staff-Captain War, editor of the “Young Soldier”’, The War Cry, June 1893, p. 3



27.1 ‘From the Leader’, typescript excerpt, Weekly Register, (9 May 1885).

27.2 Anon, ‘La Grande Chartreuse’, Weekly Register, (15 October 1892), p.
501.

28. ‘Extracts from Council Minutes, December 1830-January 1832’, Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London and ‘Minutes from the Publications Committee, February and June 1833, Transaction of the Zoological Society of London

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