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British social history: periodicals

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TITLE PUBLICATION INFO SPEC COLL HOLDINGS
The Abstainer’s journal Glasgow: Scottish Temperance League 1853-1855
Annual report of the Committee of the Society for the Promotion of Permanent and Universal Peace London: T. Ward v. 1 (1817); v. 13 (1846)
Annual report of the Poor Law Commissioners for England and Wales London: Poor Law Commission Office 1836
Annual report of the Royal Humane Society for the recovery of persons apparently dead London: The society 1844
Annual report of the Southampton and District Temperance Council Southampton: Temperance Council 1899, 1912-1917, 1919-1921, 1923
Annual report of the Worcestershire Vagrants’ Relief Society Worcestershire: The Society 1884
Band of Hope record London: W. Tweedie v. 3-4 (1863-1864)
British workman London: SW Partridge 1855-65; 1868, 1871, 1898, 1900
The British workwoman out and at home London: Hall, Smart, & Allen and Job Cauldwell no. 1-26 (1863-1865)
The Co-operative Wholesale Societies, Limited, England and Scotland: annual Manchester: Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd.; Glasgow: The Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society Ltd. 1896-1900
The cottage magazine; or Plain Christian’s library London: Sherwood, Gilbert & Piper vol. 26-27 (1837-38)
Cobbett’s two-penny trash, or, Politics for the poor London: published by the author no. 3 (Sept. 1830), v. 1-2 (1831)
The Companion to the newspaper (Society for the Diffusion of Political Knowledge) London: Charles Knight 1833
Cooper’s journal, or, Unfettered thinker and plain speaker for truth, freedom and progress London: J. Watson 1850 (complete)
The Corn-law magazine of the London Anti-Corn-Law Society London: Benjamin Steill no. 1 (Jan 1834)
The English Republic London: J. Watson v. 1 (1851)
The Englishwoman’s review of social and industrial questions London: Williams & Norgate v. 7 (1876)
The Family economist London: Groombridge and sons v. 1-4 (1848-51)
The Family tutor London: Houlston and Stoneman v. 2-6 (1851-53)
The Fleet Papers London: John Pavey v. 2 (1842)
The Glasgow mechanics’ magazine and annals of philosophy Glasgow: W.R. M’Phun v. 4 (1826)
The Good Templars’ watchword London: The Lodge 9:415-427, 454-466 (1882); 11:520-532 (1884); 12:585-597 (1885); 13:637-649 (1886)
Home words for heart and hearth [St. Simon's Parish Magazine] London: “Home Words” publishing office 1875, 1877, 1887
The Labourer London: Northern Star Office v. 1-4 (1847-48)
Leeds royal bazaar gazette Leeds: Committee of the Leeds Mechanics Institution and Literary Society nos. 1-5 (1868)
Locomotive engineers and firemen’s monthly journal London: Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen Feb.-Dec. 1888
Meliora London: Partridge & Co. v. 1-5 (1859-1863), v. 11 (1868)
Millenial harbinger and voluntary church advocate London: William Jones v. 1-2 (1835-1836) [complete]
Monthly visitor Edinburgh: Scottish “Monthly Visitor” Tract Society Various issues, Mar. 1863-Sept. 1897
Moral reformer, and protestor against the vices, abuses, and corruptions of the age London: Sherwood vol. 1-3 (1831-1833) [complete]
The national temperance mirror London: National Temperance Publication Depot 1882
The Newgate monthly magazine London: R. Carlile v. 1 (1825)
The new London mechanics’ register and magazine of science and the useful arts London: Hunt and Clarke v. 1 (1825)
The Newspaper press directory and advertisers’ guide London: C. Mitchell 1847
The Northern Tribune Newcastle-on-Tyne: J. Barlow; London: Holyoake and Co. v. 1 (1854)
Oddfellows’ magazine Manchester: G.M. and Board of Directors v. 6 (1840-41); series 3 v. 1-3 (1858-62)
Onward London: SW Partridge 1878
The Oracle of reason, or, philosophy vindicated London: Field, Southwell and co. v.1-2 (1842-43)
Pamphlets for the people London: Charles Ely v. 1-2 (1835-36)
The Penny mechanic, and the chemist London: D. A. Doudney v. 1 (1837)
The People Wortley: Joseph Barker v. 1-2 (1848-1849)
Politics for the people London: John W. Parker nos. 1-17 (1848)
Reasoner: journal of freethought and positive philosophy London: Holyoake v. 7 (1850); v. 10-12 (1851-52)
Register and almanac, North of England Temperance League Newcastle-upon-Tyne: M & MW Lambert 1850
St. John’s parish magazine London: Bell and Daldy 1860-61
The Sabbath School reciter’s magazine … to which is appended, The Slingsby monthly register Slingsby: the editors no. 84 (Jan. 1871
The Saturday magazine London: J. W. Parker v. 2 (Jan-June 1833); v. 9 no. 289 (1839); v. 12 no. 215-24 (1835); v. 16-17 (1840); v. 25 no. 782-86 (1844)
Science lectures for the people Manchester: John Heywood 1866-67
The Scottish Christian Herald Edinburgh: John Johnstone 1837
The Scottish temperance review Glasgow: R. Rae Apr. – July 1849
The Secularist London: Holyoake no. 1 (Jan 1856)
Selections from the Working Women’s College magazine London 1874
The Shepherd, a London weekly periodical illustrating the principles of universal science London: B.D. Cousins v. 1-3 (1834-38)
Stannary band of hope monthly visitor England no. 1-36 (1869-1872)
Staunch teetotaler Preston: Tweedie 1868
Stephens’ monthly magazine Manchester: William Willis 1840
The Sunday school teachers’ magazine and journal of education London: Richard Davis v. 11 (1840)
The Sword and the trowel London: Passmore & Alabaster v. 25 (1889)
Transactions of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science London: Longman, Green 1865,1870-1871,1874
Vegetarian messenger Manchester: Vegetarian Society 2nd series v. 1-7 (1861-67)
Wesleyan-Methodist magazine London: T. Cordeux 1822-24, 1826,1830-32, 1834-46, 1848-55, 1857-58, 1860-64, 1866, 1878
The Wesleyan Sunday-school magazine and journal of education London: Wesleyan Conference Office v. 3 (1868)
The Working man London: Cassell, Peter & Galpin v. 1 (1866)
The working man’s friend, and family instructor London: John Cassell v. 1, 4, 6 (1850-1851), new series v. 1(1852)
The World of fashion and continental feuilletons London: Mr. Bell v. 13, 15 (1836, 1838)
The Young emancipator, a free thought magazine London: George Standring v. 1 nos. 2, 4, 6, 8 (1878-79)