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CHAPTER IV
THE GROWTH OF JOURNALISM
A. NEWSPAPERS
(1) Established before 1801 and continued into the nineteenth century
(a) London. (All dailies, unless marked otherwise. )
Country Sport and Messenger of Agriculture, established as Bell's Weekly
Messenger, 1796 (weekly); London Gazette, The, 1665 (irregular); Mail,
The, 1789 (thrice weekly); Morning Advertiser, The, 1794; Morning
Chronicle, The, 1769; Morning Herald, The, 1780; Morning Post, The,
1772; Observer, The, 1791 (Sundays only); Public Ledger, The, 1759;
Sun, The, 1792; Times, The, 1788.
(6) Other parts of England. (All weeklies, with occasional bi-weekly
issues, if not marked otherwise. )
Bath Chronicle, The, 1757; Bath Herald, The, 1792; Bath Journal, The
(Keene's), 1742; Birmingham Gazette, The (Aris's), 1741; Bristol
Mercury, The, 1790; Bristol Mirror, The, 1774; Bury Post, The, 1782;
Cambridge Chronicle, The, 1744; Carlisle Journal, The, 1798 (twice
weekly); Chelmsford (now Essex County) Chronicle, The, 1764; Chester
Chronicle, The, 1775; Chester Courant, The, 1730; Coventry Standard,
The, 1741; Cumberland Pacquet and Ware's Whitehaven Advertiser, The,
1774; Derby Mercury, The, 1732; Doncaster Gazette, The, 1786; Essex
County Chronicle, The, 1764; Essex Herald, The, 1800; Exeter Flying
Post, The, 1763; Exeter and Plymouth Gazette, The, 1772; Gloucester
Journal, The, 1722; Hampshire Chronicle, The, 1772 (Winchester);
Hampshire Telegraph, The, 1799 (Portsmouth); Hereford Journal, The,
1713; Hertford County Herald, The, 1792; Hull Packet, The, 1787; Ipswich
Journal, The, 1735; Kendal Mercury, The, 1735; Kentish and Canterbury
Chronicle, The, 1768; Kentish Gazette and Canterbury Press, The, 1717;
Kent Herald, The, 1792; Leeds Intelligencer, The, afterwards The York-
shire Post, 1754 (now daily); Leeds Mercury, The, 1718 (now daily);
Leicester Journal, The, 1753; Lincoln, Rutland and Stamford Mercury,
The, 1695 (Stamford); Maidstone and Kentish Journal, The, 1786; Man-
chester Chronicle, The, 1781-1842; Manchester Mercury, The (Harrop's),
1752-1830; Newcastle Courant, The, 1711 (Newcastle-on-Tyne); New-
castle (now Daily) Chronicle, The, 1764; Northampton Mercury, The,
1720; Norfolk Chronicle, The, 1761 (Norwich); Norwich Mercury, The,
1714; Nottingham Journal, The, 1710 (now Weekly Express); Oxford
Journal, The, 1753; Reading Mercury and Berks County Paper, The,
1723; Salisbury and Winchester Journal, The, 1729; Sheffield Iris, The,
1787; Shrewsbury Chronicle, The, 1772; Staffordshire Advertiser, The,
1795; Sussex Advertiser, The, 1745 (Lewes); Western Gazette and
Flying Post, The, 1737 (Yeovil); Wolverhampton Chronicle, The, 1789;
Worcester Herald, The, 1794; Worcester Journal (Berrow's), The, 1690;
York Courant, The, 1700, afterwards The York Herald, 1790 (now
Yorkshire Herald, daily since 1874); Yorkshire Chronicle, The (1772);
Yorkshire Gazette, The (1772).
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(c) Scotland.
Aberdeen Journal, The, 1748; Edinburgh Gazette, The, 1690 (twice weekly);
Glasgow Herald, The, 1783; Glasgow Journal, The, 1713.
(d) Ireland.
Belfast News-Letter, The, 1737; Derry Journal, The, 1772 (Londonderry);
Dublin Gazette, The, 1711; Freeman's Journal, The, 1763 (Dublin);
Leinster Journal (now Kilkenny Journal), The, 1767; Limerick Chronicle,
The, 1766; Waterford Chronicle and New Ross Reporter, The, 1766.
(2) First issued since 1801. (All dailies, unless marked otherwise. )
(a) London.
Athenaeum, The, 1828 (weekly, monthly since 1915); Agricultural Gazette,
The, 1844(weekly); Architect, The, 1868 (weekly); Army and Navy Gazette,
The, 1860 (weekly); Baptist Times and Freeman, The, 1853 (weekly);
British Congregationalist, The, 1901 (weekly); Britisb Medical Journal,
The, 1857 (weekly); British Weekly, The, 1886 (weekly); Builder, The,
1842 (weekly); Building News, The, 1854 (weekly); Chemical News, The,
1859 (weekly); Christian World, The, 1857 (weekly); Church Times, The,
1863 (weekly); Colliery Guardian, The, 1860 (weekly); Contract Journal,
The, 1879 (weekly); Country Life, 1897 (weekly); Daily Chronicle, The,
1855; Daily Express, The, 1900; Daily Graphic, The, 1890; Daily Mail,
The, 1896; Daily News, The, 1846; Daily Telegraph, The, 1855; Echo,
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The, 1841(weekly); Lady, The, 1885 (weekly); Lancet, The, 1823 (weekly);
Law Times, The, 1843 (weekly); Literary Gazette, The, 1817-62 (weekly);
Lloyd's Weekly News, 1842 (weekly); Local Government Chronicle, The,
1855(weekly); London Review, The, 1860-9(weekly); Methodist Recorder,
The, 1861 (weekly); Mining Journal, The, 1835 (weekly); Money Market
Review, The, 1860 (weekly); Nation, The (called, at first, The Speaker),
1890 (weekly); Nature, 1869 (weekly); Notes and Queries, 1849 (weekly);
Outlook, The, 1898 (weekly); Pall Mall Gazette, The, 1865; Pharmaceutical
Journal, The, 1841 (weekly); Pilot, The, 1900-4 (weekly); Primitive
Methodist Leader, The, 1868 (weekly); Publishers' Circular, The, 1837
(weekly); Punch, 1841 (weekly); Queen, The, 1861 (weekly); Record, The,
1828 (weekly); Reynolds's Weekly Newspaper, 1850 (weekly); St James's
Gazette, 1880-1905; Saturday Review, The, 1855 (weekly); Schoolmaster,
The, 1872 (weekly); Solicitors' Journal, The, 1857 (weekly); Spectator, The,
1828 (weekly); Sporting Life, 1859; Sporting Times, The, 1865; Sports-
man, The, 1865; Stage, The, 1880 (weekly); Standard, The, 1857-1916;
Standard, The Evening, 1827; Star, The, 1888; Statist, The, 1878(weekly);
Sunday Times, 1822 (weekly); Tablet, The, 1840 (weekly); Tribune, The,
1906–8; Truth, 1877 (weekly); Weekly Dispatch, 1801 (weekly); West-
minster Gazette, The, 1893; World, The, 1874 (weekly).


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(6) Other parts of England.
Birmingham Post, The, 1857; Bolton Evening News, The, 1867; Bradford
(now Yorkshire) Observer, The, 1834; Bradford Daily Argus, The, 1892;
Bradford Daily Telegraph, The, 1868; Brighton Argus, The, 1880; Bristol
Times and Mirror, The, 1865; Dundee Advertiser, The, 1801; Journal of
Commerce, The, 1826 (Liverpool); Lancashire Daily Post, The, 1886;
Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury, The, 1855; Liverpool Echo, The, 1879;
Manchester Courier, The, 1825–1915; Manchester Evening News, 1868;
Manchester Examiner and Times, The, 1846-94; Manchester Guardian,
The, 1821; Newcastle Daily Journal, The, 1832; Northern Echo, The,
1869 (Darlington); Nottingham Daily Express, The, 1860; Nottingham
Guardian, 1861; Preston Guardian, The, 1844; Royal Cornwall Gazette,
The, 1801 (Truro); Scarborough Daily Post, The, 1876; Scarborough
Evening News, The, 1882; Scarborough Mercury, The, 1855 (weekly);
Sheffield (now Daily) Independent, The, 1819; Sheffield Daily Telegraph,
The, 1855; Shields Daily Gazette and Shipping Telegraph, The, 1849;
Sunderland Daily Echo, 1873; Warwick and Warwickshire Advertiser,
The, 1806 (weekly); Western Daily Mercury, The, 1860 (Plymouth);
Western Daily Press, The, 1858; Western Morning News, The, 1860
(Plymouth); Yorkshire Evening News, The, 1872 (Leeds); Yorkshire
Evening Post, The, 1890 (Leeds).
(c) Scotland.
Aberdeen Free Press, The, 1853; Dundee Advertiser, The, 1801; Inverness
Courier, The, 1817 (twice weekly); Scotsman, The, 1817 (Edinburgh).
(d) Ireland.
Cork Examiner, The, 1840; Irish Times, The, 1859 (Dublin); Northern Whig,
The, 1824 (Belfast).
B. HISTORY OF BRITISH JOURNALISM AND THE BRITISH PRESS
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Bourne, H. R. Fox. English Newspapers. 2 vols. 1887.
Davies, Robert. Memoir of the York Press. 1868.
Escott, T. H. S. Masters of English journalism. 1911.
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Glasgow Herald, The Centenary of The. 27 January 1882.
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(2) Lives of Journalists, and of Editors and Publishers of Journals
Adams, W. E. Memoirs of a Social Atom. 2 vols. 1903.
Alec-Tweedie, Mrs. Thirteen years of a busy Woman's Life. 1912.
Annand, James. Hodgson, George B. From Smithy to Senate: the life
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