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The pictorial press: its origin and progress (1885)

Jackson, Mason · London : Hurst and Blackett · leaf 300

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en asked for the * Londonnews when an^thing of interest was astir in the Metropolis,and his observant shrewdness led him to conclude that thiswould be a good name for his paper. He accordingly calledit the I/liisfrated London Neics, and imder that title the firstnumber appeared on May 14th, 18-42.… … 286 77/6 Pictorial Press engravings. It Avas printed b} H. Palmer (at tlie office ofPalmer and Clayton), 10 Crane Court, Fleet Street, andpublished by J. Clayton, 320 Strand. The introductory ad-dress is written in a florid and inflated style ; but it shows acorrect perception of the wide and…

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