General Materials

• A review of Dallas Liddle's The Dynamics of Genre: Journalism and the Practice of Literature in Mid-Victorian Britain
• Victorian Broadsides
• The History of the Popular Press in Australia

Some of the Periodicals Quoted and Discussed

• All the Year Round
• The Argosy
• The Art-Journal
• The Athenaeum
• Band of Hope
• Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
• The British Workman
• The Churchman’s Family Magazine
• Cornhill Magazine
• The Examiner
• Good Words
• Good Words for the Young
• The Graphic
• Harper's New Monthly Magazine
• Household Words
• The Illustrated London News
• London Society
• Once a Week
• Punch
• The Quiver
• The Sunday Magazine
• The Welcome Guest
• Westminster Review
• The Australian Journal (in the Postcolonial web)
• Bombay Times

• Introduction

• Introduction
• The Argosy's illustrators

• The Art-Journal's Opposition to Ruskin
• Victorian Critics and Pre-Raphaelite Iconology
• The Triumph of Hard-edge Realism
• The Art-Journal's comments on Holman Hunt
• Reproductions of Contemporary German
  Painting
• Pre-figurative symbolism

The Athenaeum

• Articles mentioned in the Victorian Web

• Introduction

• The Unforgettable Characters of Dickens
• A Contemporary Review of Aurora Leigh
• Dickens and Social Class
• Victorian Working Women

• Introduction
• The British Workman's Illustrations

• Introduction

• Sitemap
• The Cornhill, George Smith and illustrators of ‘The Sixties’
• "Elizabeth Barrett Browning" (1874 article)
• A Contemporary Review of Aurora Leigh
• "On the Side of the Maids" (1874 article)
• "On the Side of the Mistresses" (1874 article)
• "Agricultural Labourers" (1874 article)
• W. M. Thackeray (founding editor)
• The Cornhill, Great Expectations, and
  The Convict System
• Authors who published in The Cornhill
• E. Gaskell (Wives and Daughters)
• G. Meredith (Harry Richmond )
• J. Ruskin (Unto This Last)
• Alfred Tennyson ("Tithonus")
• A. Trollope (Framley Parsonage)

• Dickens, the Examiner, and "The Fine
  Old English Gentleman" (1841)

• Introduction

• Introduction

The Graphic

• Introduction
• The artist-illustrators of The Graphic

• Sitemap

• An Introduction
• "The Lost Arctic Voyagers"
• "Frauds on the Fairies"
• Our Phantom Ship: China
• “The Late Mr. Justice Talfourd”

• An Introduction
• The Illustrated London News and Its Rivals -- Lloyd's Illustrated London Newspaper, The Pictorial Times, and The Illustrated Times

• Introduction

• Samuel Lucas, Once a Week, and the Development of Sixties Illustration

Pall Mall Gazette

• W. T. Stead

• Punch: An Introduction
• The Subjects of Punch Cartoons and Caricatures
(several hundred images with text)
• Satire and Science in the First "Information Age"
• Authors who published in Punch
• William Makepeace Thackeray: A Brief Biography
• Conservative Social Satire in Punch and The Way We Live Now
• Social Position in Punch's Almanack and The Way We Live Now"
• Reimagining Heroism in The Way We Live Now
• "False from Head to Foot": Aristocratic Pretentiousness in Punch and The Way We Live Now
• Social Satire in Punch: "A Misconception"
• Mocking False Religion
• Social Satire in Punch and Trollope: Marriage
• American Swindlers
• Trollope's Social Satire
• Punch: "Doctors Differ"
• Women in Chains
• The Greek Slave in Punch -- Used Against Slavery
• The Greek Slave in Punch -- Used Against Nude Statues
• What is Romantic Love? Margaret Hale and Ruby Ruggles Reply
• The Maynooth Grant
• Queen Victoria
• Racism and Anti-Irish Prejudice in Victorian England
• Mayhew's London Labour and the London Poor
• Victorian Racism
• The Yellow Book
• Aubrey Beardsley's Art Works: A Preliminary List
• Punch Parodies Beardsley
• Carlyle's attacks on the Wealthy in "Hudson's Statue" and Punch
• Victorian Railways, Punch, and "Hudson's Statue"
• Punch and Brontë on Training the Ideal Governess
• "What Power; -- What Grandeur" (II)

• John Wilson Croker
• John Gibson Lockhart

• Introduction

• Introduction

• Introduction

• Nineteenth-Century Views of Blindness and Deafness and Jane Eyre
• Passion Versus Reason in Jane Eyre and The Pickwick Papers
• Dickens's Readership, Review Readership, and Comic Caricature
• A Contemporary Review of Aurora Leigh
• Class Attitudes in The Westminster Review and Jane Eyre
• Dickens, The Westminster Review, and the Convict Question

Related Web Resources

• The Waterloo Directory of English Newspapers and Periodicals, 1800-1900
• The W. T. Stead Site (UK)
• Research Society for Victorian Periodicals