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A Database of Cheap Literature, 1837-1860
About the Periodical
- Name:
- The Family Herald or, useful information and amusement for the million
- Ref:
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- Publisher:
- George Biggs
- Run-information:
- 22 nos. 4 p./no. (17 Dec. 1842 – 6 May 1843)no known copies
- 5062 nos (only nos in last vol). 16 p./no. (13 May 1843 – 27 April 1940)Auckland, BC, Berkeley, BL, Bodley, Chicago, CUL, Duke, ETSU, Exeter, FSU, Harvard, Leicester, Manchester, Newberry, Nottingham, NYPL, OIT, OSU, SBB, SudburyHall, TPL, UCLA, UMN
Check library catalogue for exact holdings.
- Serials:
- Fawcett Dawson. Kirkleven; or the pilgrimage of Grace. (nos. 1-22).
- C. F. Vandervelde. Arwed Gillenstern. A Swedish Historical Tale of the early part of the Eighteenth Century. (nos. 26-36).
- Woman an Enigma; or, life and its revealings. (nos. 36-43).
- Julia Tremaine; or, a father's wish and a husband's duty. (nos. 60-69).
- Eugene Sue. The Wandering Jew. (nos. 63-128).
- Massimo D'Aseglio. The Challenge of Barletta. An historical Romance of the Times of the Medici (nos. 134-145).
- C. Sealsfield. The White Rose. An Indian tale. (nos. 157-168).
- Martin, the Foundling; or, the adventures of a valet-de-chambre. (nos. 168-208).
- The Lives of Grace and Isabel; or, to seem and to be. A tale of Georgia. (nos. 209-218).
- The Dowerless; or, the lost will. (nos. 234-245).
- Eugene Sue. The Seven Cardinal Sins. (nos. 240-313).
- Mary and Evelyn; or, charms and counter-charms. (nos. 286-301).
- A. S. S.. Lost and Found. (nos. 301-309).
- Adelaide St. Julien. (nos. 317-336).
- Emanuel Gonzales. Rachel and Aixa; or, the Hebrew and the Moorish maidens. An interesting historical tale. (nos. 365-383).
- A. L. S.. Clouds and Sunshine; or, the real and the ideal. (nos. 390-398).
- Gertrude; or, the queen's vengeance! A romance of the sixteenth century. (nos. 397-414).
- A. E. Dupuy. The Conspirator. (nos. 417-427).
- M. S.. Peers and Protegees. (nos. 453-468).
- F. K.. Ximena; or, the Spanish lady's love. (nos. 469-477).
- A. S. S.. Julia Warren; or palaces and prisons. (nos. 477-490).
- C. R. F.. Katherine of Mountcassel. A romance of the days of chivalry. (nos. 494-503).
- D. D.. Ellaby Grange. (nos. 509-520).
- F. K.. Julia; or, life's vicissitudes. A true story. (nos. 521-530).
- R. E.. Speculation; or, the housekeeper's tale. (nos. 536-550).
- F. K.. Kate Donlavy; or, the heiress of Castle Connor. (nos. 550-557).
- Annie Alleyne; or, romance in Australia. (nos. 587-594).
- Eunice. (nos. 594-603).
- E. B.. The Forged Will. (nos. 610-617).
- Fanny Fern. Ruth Hall. (nos. 615-620).
- The Heiress of Darren Court. A Tale of the First Rebellion (nos. 627-635).
- Fanny Fern. Fanny Ford. A tale of every-day life (nos. 639-644).
- T. T. K.. The Deal Boatman. (nos. 648-658).
- Catherine; or, the mind of woman. (nos. 658-671).
- Fanny Fern. Rose Clark. (nos. 665-670).
- The Secret of a Life. (nos. 679-687).
- Gilbert Waldron; or, the estrangement. (nos. 687-698).
- Eleanor Ashby; or, the web of life. (nos. 703-711).
- S. S.. Fair Helen of Glencorf. A tale of Scotland (nos. 719-727).
- M. A. B.. Ellen Maynard; or, the death wail of the Hawkshawes. (nos. 731-739).
- H. M. G. S.. Lovers and Fortune-Hunters. (nos. 743-757).
- Deception. A Novel founded on facts (nos. 757-774).
- Rockhaven. (nos. 766-777).
- Cross Purposes. (nos. 788-799).
- Rising in the World. (nos. 809-820).
- Stracey. (nos. 818-830).
- Madeline; or, the power of love. A Tale, founded on Fact (nos. 836-846).
- E. B.. The Twin Sisters. (nos. 849-870).
- Sir Ernest Wentworth. A tale founded on fact. (nos. 871-881).
- Lily. (nos. 880-887).
- The Lady of the Fell House. (nos. 888-897).
- Lucille; or, the lost child. (nos. 896-905).
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