Volume IV. Beyond Europe

Acknowledgments

Editorial Note on Structure

General Introduction

Volume IV. Introduction

1. Arthur a’Beckett, ‘The Colonial Press’, Proceedings of the Royal Colonial Institute, XXXVIII, (1906-07), pp. 54 -91.

2. Anon., ‘Punch in Australia’, All the Year Round, 226 (22 August 1863), pp. 610-616.

3. Allen’s Indian Mail

3.1.‘Contents’, Allen’s Indian Mail, 68 (5 January 1847), p. 1

3.2. Advert for The Home News, and Register of Intelligence for British & Foreign India, China & all Parts of the East, Allen’s Indian Mail, 5 January 1847, p. 32

4. Alexander Andrews, ‘The History of the Newspaper Press’, New Monthly Magazine, part XIX-XX, 111:442 (October 1857), pp. 197-203.

5. L.S. Amery, ‘Evidence of Mr L S Amery’, Minutes of Evidence taken before the Royal Commission on the War in South Africa Vol. II (London, HMSO, 1903)

6. Edward Arnold, ‘Introduction’, Wales and Armenia, 15 September 1896, 1; ‘Our Duty’, Wales and Armenia,16 September 1896,
2. ‘Editorial’, Wales and Armenia, 17 September 1896,
3.

7. Athenaeum

7.1 Frank Fowler’s Southern Lights and Shadows’, Athenaeum, 1613 (23 April 1859), p. 543-4.

7.2. Anon., ‘America’, Athenaeum, 2200 (25 December 1869), p.
861.

7.3. Anon., ‘Armenia’, Athenaeum, 2200 (25 December 1869), p.
861.

8. Anon., ‘Newspaper Offices’, (extract) Blackwood’s Magazine, 126 (October 1879), pp. 491-493.

9. Extracts of Letters of Australian poet and academic Christopher Brennan to John Le Gay Brereton,
1899.

10. E.G. Browne, ‘Persian Papers Published Abroad in the Pre-Constitutional Period’, in The Persian Press and Persian Journalism, (London: Society, 1913), pp. 11,
13.

11. James Silk Buckingham, 1830-1834

11.1 Sandford Arnot, Sketch of the History of the Indian Press, During the Last Ten Years,: with a Biographical Account of Mr. James Silk Buckingham (London: William Low, 1830), pp. 14, 17-25.

11.2 Buckingham’s Defence of his Public and Private Character, Against the Atrocious Calumnies contained in a False and Slanderous Pamphlet, the Accusations of which are Refuted by the Strongest Evidence, drawn Principally from the False Accuser himself (Sheffield: John Blackwell, 1832), pp. 100-105, 58-69, 67, 70-73, 79, 111,
113.

11.3 Report from Select Committee on the Suppression of the Calcutta Journal. With Minutes of Evidence and Appendix, 4 August
1834. British Parliamentary Paper, 601, p. III

11.4. A Bill To enable James Silk Buckingham, late of Calcutta, in the East Indies, to recover Compensation from the East India Company, for the Loss and Damages (London: House of Commons, 1835). 6 WILL. IV – Sess.
1835.

12. Bulletin

12.1 Anon., ‘The Chinese Question’, Bulletin, 2:14 (1 May 1880), p.
1.

12.2 Anon., ‘The Nigger’s Collection’ (aboriginals visiting a church service), Bulletin, 10:514 (21 December 1889), p.
23.

12.3 “Nomad”, ‘The Nigger-Kicker’, Bulletin, 19:938 (5 February 1898), p.
23.

12.4 Anon., ‘The Anglo-Saxon Destiny’, Bulletin, 11:599 (8 August 1891), pp. 6-7.

13. List of Current Foreign (including Colonial) Periodicals to be found in the Various Libraries of the University (Cambridge: University Library, 1912), pp. 6-9, 12, 14, 16-22, 24-28, 31-35, 38-41, 43-50, 52-58, 60, 61,
64.

14. William Coggeshall, ‘Mechanical Improvements’ (extracts), in The Newspaper Record, containing a Complete List of Newspapers and Periodicals in the United States, Canadas, and Great Britain, together with a Sketch of the Origin and Progress of Printing, with some Facts about Newspapers in Europe and America (Philadelphia: Lay & Brother, 1856), p. 180, 182, 187, 191-192.

15. Coral Missionary Magazine,

15.1 ‘A Letter from A.L.O.E.’ Coral Missionary Magazine, CXXXIV (May 1889), pp. 68-69

15.2 Edwin Luckock, ‘An Appeal from the Seychelles’ Coral Missionary Magazine, CXXXIV (May 1889), pp.78-9.

16. Anon, ‘Advertising in China’, Cornhill Magazine, New Series 17 (September 1891), pp. 257-267.

17. George Curzon, ‘Journalism in Persia’, in Persia and the Persian Question, 2 vols, (London: Longmans, Green, & Co., 1892). 1, pp. 468-471.

18. John W. Dafoe, The Imperial Press Conference: A Retrospect with Comment (Winnipeg: The Manitoba Free Press, 1909), pp. 3-7, 14-21,
43.

19. Masthead, Y Drych 28 Ionawr
1875.

20. Edinburgh Review and other journals

20.1 Sydney Smith, ‘An Appeal from the Judgments of Great Britain respecting the United States of America. Part First. Containing an Historical Outline of their Merits and Wrongs as Colonies, and Strictures on the Calumnies of British Writers. By ROBERT WALSH, Philadelphia and London, 1819’, Edinburgh Review, LXV (1820), pp. 395-431

20. 2 ‘Preface’, New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal 1, 1 January to June, 1821, pp. iii-x.

20.3 ‘On the Complaints in American Against the British Press’, New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal vol. 1 January to June, 1821, pp. 145-155

20.4 ‘Art. II. - On the complaints in America against the British Press. An Essay in the New London Monthly Magazine for February, 1821’, North American Review, 13:32, July 1821, pp. 20-47

21. Field


21.1 Letters to and from the editor: 1888-1921


21.2 Aboukir image


21.3 Pedestrianism in the Black Forest (needs transcription)


21.4 Canary Island letter


21.5 Reuter’s telegram Bombay Gazette


21.6 Dominican climate letter

22. J. J. Franco, Yellow Fever and Yellow Journalism (N.l: n.p, 1906), pp. 1-5, 11-12.

23. Anon., ‘The Periodical Press of the United States of America’, Fraser’s Magazine for Town and Country, .

24. Letters to Edward Moran (1829-1901) sub-editor of the Globe

25. Edward Bruce Hamley

25.1 Letter from Edward Bruce Hamley to John Blackwood, Gibraltar, 23rd March
1854. National Library of Scotland. Blackwood’s Papers, MS 4105, item 86-89.

25.2 ‘Preface’ to The Story of the Campaign of Sebastopol: Written in Camp, by Lieut.-Col. E. Bruce Hamley, Captain, Royal Artillery (Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1855), pp. v-viii.

26. ‘English Newspapers and Foreign News (from a Correspondent)’, Hampshire Advertiser, 28 April 1849, p.4.

27. Standard and Hansard

27.1 ‘General Roberts’, Standard, 17 March 1879, p. 2

27.2 Extracts from Hansard Parliamentary Debates HC Deb 17 July 1879 vol 248 cc621-3, HC Deb 21 July 1879 vol 248 c856 and HC Deb 24 July 1879 vol 248 cc1174-5.

28. Frederic Hudson, Journalism in the United States from 1690 to 1872, (New York: Harper and Brothers, 1873), pp. 539-548.

29. John R. Isaac, The “Willing Mind” and boats with cable, towed by H.M. Steam “Advice”, Laying the Atlantic Telegraph from Ship to Shore: A Series of Sketches drawn on the Spot (London: Messrs. Lloyd Bros. & Co., 1858).

30. Thomas C. Jack, ‘Belfast Mercantile Journal and Statistical Register’, Scottish Newspaper Directory; and Guide to Advertisers: A Complete Manual of the Newspaper Press, 2nd ed (Edinburgh: Thomas C. Jack, 1855), p.
178.

31. W. F. B. Laurie ‘Anglo-Indian Periodical Literature’, in Sketches of some Distinguished Anglo-Indians: with an Account of Anglo-Indian Periodical Literature (London: John B. Day, 1875), pp. 174-205.

32. Letter from Les Mondes to James Clerk Maxwell ca. 1879, Les Mondes: Revue encyclopédique hebdomadaire des progrès des sciences Et Leurs Applications Aux Arts Et A L'Industrie, edited by L’abbé Moigno (1863-1873).

33. Library of Congress, A Check List of Foreign Newspapers in the Library of Congress (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1904), contents pages, pp. 7-39, 60-61.

34. L. H. Meurant, ‘The Establishment of the Eastern Province Press’, in Sixty Years Ago or Reminiscences of the Struggle for the Freedom of the Press in South Africa and the Establishment of the First Newspaper in the Eastern Province (Cape Town: Africana Connoisseurs Press, 1963; facsimile reproduction of 1885 edition), pp. 76-101.

35. A. H. Millar, The Dundee Advertiser, 1801-1901: A Centenary Memoir (Dundee: John Leng & Co, 1901), pp. 111-115.

36. Charles Mitchell, ’The Imperial Conference and Imperial Trade’, Mitchell’s Press Directory, (London: C. Mitchell & Co., 1912)

37. David Christie Murray,

37.1 ‘Do the Australians Hate England?’, Review of Reviews, 4:29 (August 1891), p. 154;

37.2 ‘Do the Australians Hate England?’, Bulletin, 11: 608 (10 October 1891), p.
6.

38. Anon., A Colonial Chronicle’, National Review, 29: 171 (May 1897), pp. 459-60.

39. Anon., ‘The Colonial Press’, New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, 11:43 (1824), pp. 442-449.

40. New Zealand Gazette

40.1 Obituary, James Muir, Wellington Independent vol. 5, issue 845, 5 December 1865, p. 4

40.2 Anon., ‘Emigration’, 6 September 1839, p.
8.

41. Our Own Magazine

41.1 Contents, Our own Magazine; a Manuscript Miscellany devoted to Mutual Improvement in Literature, Science and Art (1867)

41.2 Appendix Our Own Magazine

41.3 Our Own Magazine Fiction

41.4 Illustration Dwarf People

41.5 Illustration Artemus Ward

41.6 Title page OOM

41.7 Comments on Poetry on Poetry and Fiction

42. Anon., ‘Charlottetown Fifty Years Ago’, Prince Edward Island Magazine, 3:3 (1901), p.
113.

43. Anon, ‘Book Review Henry J. Raymond and the New York Press for Thirty Years: Progress of American Journalism from 1840 to 1870 by Augustus Maverick’, Quarterly Review, 36, July 1871, pp. 390-408.

44. Review of Reviews for Australia 1892 [from 1893, from Australasia].

44.1 An unpublished typescript by William Shum details Fitchett

44.2 “Atrocities on the Australian Aborigines”, from “The Reviews Reviewed” in The Review of Reviews [Britain], December 1897, p.
606.

44.3 Louise Mack “To be Continued in Our Next”. An extract from the episode for December 1903 describes a garden-party near Sydney Harbour 28:165, pp 312-314).

45. George Augustus Sala, ‘Marvellous Melbourne’, Huddersfield Chronicle, 14 September 1885, p.
4.

46. Henry Sell, ‘British Trade Journal’ and Colonial Trade Journal’, Sell’s Dictionary of the World’s Press, 1886 (London: Sell’s Advertising Offices, 1886), p. 578,
580.

47. Anon., ‘Journals and Journalists of Today: ‘The Melbourne “Age,” and “Mr. Syme”’, Sketch, LXVIII (19 May 1897), p.
154.

Christopher Brennan, letter to John Le Gay Brereton, Sydney, 23 June 1899, referring to Arthur Symons’ article in the Fortnightly Review for November 1898 (70 o.s., 54 n.s., pp. 677-8).

49. Anon., ‘The “Ruffianism” of the Indian Press’, Simmond’s Colonial Magazine and Foreign Miscellany, II:1, (May-Aug 1844).

50. ‘Magazines and other Periodical works published in the United States in 1810’, in The History of Printing in America, with a Biography of Printers, and an Account of Newspapers. 2nd ed. 2 vols. Vol. II (Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell, 1874), pp. 292-3.

51. Cover and Front Page, Universal Medical Journal.

52. Edward Vizetelly, ‘The Egyptian Gazette’ and ‘The Times of Egypt’, in From Cyprus to Zanzibar by the Egyptian Delta: the Adventures of a Journalist in the Isle of Love, the Home of Miracles, and the Land of Cloves (London: C. Arthur Pearson, 1901), pp. 232-238, 240-250, 317-330,
334.

53. Samuel Whittaker, Parliamentary Reporting in England, Foreign Countries, and the Colonies (Manchester: John Heywood, [1877]), pp. 58-64.

54. Cawthra Woodhead, Press and Empire: Impressions of Imperial Press Conference: Lecture by Cawthra Woodhead, F.J.I. of the “Natal Mercury,” to the Natal Society of Journalists. Durban, October 30th, 1909, pp. 3-6, 8-11, 27-32.

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