The English Newspaper, 1622–1932
An Account of the Physical Development of Journals Printed in London

Table of Contents

Preface
1. The news-pamphlets, predecessors of the newspapers, 1622–1664
2. The first newspapers, 1665–1695
3. The thrice-weekly posts, 1695–1702
4. The first daily newspaper and the development of the thrice-weekly evening posts, 1702–1715
5. The weekly journals, I, 1713–1725
6. The Weekly Journals, II, 1727–1742
7. Daily Journals, Posts and Advertisers, 1719–1741
8. Evening Journals, 1739–1758
9. The mid-eighteenth-century papers, 1748–1770
10. The mature eighteenth-century newspaper, I, 1770–1781
11. The mature eighteenth-century newspaper, II, 1786–1789
12. The nineteenth-century daily, 1803–1846
13. The nineteenth century Sunday newspapers to 1861
14. The mid-Victorian penny and halfpenny papers, 1855–1881
15. The 'new journalism', 1883–1896
16. The newspaper of today, 1898–1931
Appendix: Francis Hoffman
Indexes.