News Paper Collection (page 11)

Noisy neighbours
A man sits alone in his living room, shaking his fists at the ceiling above, where his neighbours are having a noisy party. His newspaper has been crumpled up and thrown to the floor in disgust

Express Engines Of The World by Laurence Davis
Examples of express trains engines from around the world taken from Boys Own newspaper

A. D. 19(?)
Two veteran Tommies with Methuselah-like beards are still manning the trenches of the Western front in an unspecified year sometime in the future; a light-hearted comment on the endless

That Queer Censation
The staff of a Fleet Street newspaper or magazine, feel the pressure of work as the spectre of a censor brandishing scissors looms over them during World War One

A Study in Creation
The editor and staff of a daily newspaper use a range of devices to search a censored telegram for news during World War One, a satirical comment on censorship during the period

The Ashanti War (1873-74) - Correspondents Quarters at Prah
Newspaper correspondents quarters in the camp at Prahsu. The man seated is the Times correspondent. Of the three men standing together represent, from left to right, the New York Herald

Crowd outside the London Gazette Office, London, 1854
Engraving showing the crowd that gathered outside the offices of the London Gazette Newspaper upon the publication of a Crimean War Gazette Extraordinary, 1854

Daily Telegraph Offices, Fleet Street, 1882
Engraving showing the Fleet Street exterior of the Daily Telegraph newspaper offices, London, 1882

Queen Victoria with Princess Henry of Battenberg
This is a glimpse of the home life of Queen Victoria, seen here sitting in an armchair knitting as she listens to Princess Henry of Battenberg reading from a newspaper

Black Businessman on Thames Embankment
A black businessman leans on the wall of the River Thames Embankment, London - close to the Albert Bridge. Photograph by Heinz Zinram

Hand-to-hand fighting in a trench during the struggle for Pr
Taken from a drawing for a German newspaper

W. H. Smith Office, The Strand, London, 1856
Engraving showing the exterior of No. 184, The Strand, London, in 1856. This building was being used as a kind of newspaper clearing-house for the W.H. Smith company at that time

Edward Baines (1774-1848)
Engraved portrait of Edward Baines (1774-1848), the English newspaper proprietor and politician

Keeping Home Fires Burning
Humorous depiction of a cheery soldier and sailor home on leave during World War I and feeling that the pessimism of the Home Front

R. D. Blumenfeld / Express
RALPH DAVID BLUMENFELD American journalist. Editor of the British Daily Express from 1902 to 1932

A British shaving saloon, at Salonika
A photograph of British soldiers beside a shaving saloon, in their fortified position at the Greek port of Salonika. The walls of the hut in which a soldier is being shaved are decorated with

Advert for Dunlop tyres, with blue gleaming Morris 25 motor car in a mirror

Newspaper boys with the latest on the Prince of Wales illne
The latest accounts of the Prince of Wales illness. The Prince of Wales was residing at Sandringham House during his long illness while daily reports were released of his condition

James Louis Garvin / Vf 11
JAMES LOUIS GARVIN English journalist; Editor of the Observer, the Pall Mall Gazette and the Encyclopaedia Britannica

Cassagnac / Gill / Hommes D
PAUL GRANIER DE CASSAGNAC French journalist, politician and noted duellist

Gran pop Gets his Fly-Papers Ready
Gran pop Gets His Fly-papers ready orang utan and his monkey assistant making sticky flytraps

Training Anti-Socialists, London, 1909
Photograph showing a training meeting of the Anti-Socialist Union of Great Britain, Victoria Street, London, 1909. On the right of the picture is Mr. Blumenfeld, editor of the Daily Express newspaper

Steam Delivery Lorry
The steam lorry of W.V. Bowater and Sons, of 121 Queen Victoria Street, London, delivering huge rolls of paper which will be used for printing newpapers

James Gordon Bennett (1841-1918)
Engraving of James Gordon Bennett, the American journalist, who was the son and successor of James Gordon Bennett (1795-1872)

Italian Newspaper Africa
The South Ethiopian Mail on sale, when Ethiopia was an Italian colony. The newspaper was printed for the Abyssinian population in their native tongue and Italian

Man Relaxing with Pipe
A man in a suit reclines in his armchair and almost dozes off as he puffs away at his pipe, having read his newspaper and had a drop of wine or port

Rochefort Arrested
The offices of a newspaper sympathetic to Henri Rochefort are occupied by government troops

T Roosevelt / Judge Press
THEODORE ROOSEVELT 26th American President and his fight against the gutter press

Sharing the Newspaper
- Will you oblige me with the paper after you, sir ? - Sir, I am excessively sorry, but its engaged by the gentleman in black

Russian Paper Sellers
Russian newspaper sellers line up to collect their consignments

Fanning a Fire
A woman uses a newspaper over an open coal fire to make it draw more quickly and light the coals faster

Newspaper Stamp Duty
Delivering the ILN to Somerset House to receive the official stamp : though not direct censorship, this is seen as a tax on knowledge, an infringe- ment of freedom of the press

London News Boy
Victorian newspaper seller offering the paper to passengers on a horse-drawn bus

German News Sheet 1678
Front page of the KRIEGS- POSTILLION, bringing news of the war to the people of Leipzig

Zola / Petit Journal 1898
Emile Zola arrives at the Palais de Justice after being sued for libel by the French army for publishing his denunciation of the army cover up in a daily newspaper

Girls New Hat
An illustration from the late C19th depicting an earlier scene: a little girl in an ermine trimmed coat with cape & muff tries on a new bonnet

First Fire of the Season
The First Fire of the Season. A contented Victorian family bask in the glow of the fire and their own goodness

Businessman Silhouette
A silhouette of a businessman leaning against a chair reading a newspaper

Newspaper Sellers, Paris
Animated scene at the junction of the rue du Croissant and du Faubourg Montmartre, Paris, with newspaper sellers competing for custom

Evening Standard Stall
A newspaper seller stands with a copy of The Evening Times although the placard on his stand advertising the headline from the Evening Standard " Gun raid: woman hostage". Date: 1962

Danish Cafe Scene 1901
Scene in a Danish cafe

Gentleman Smoking Pipe
A boy asks of a smartly- dressed man sitting in an armchair reading a newspaper and smoking a pipe, What is a gentleman? The reply is, One who smokes Dunhill

Northcliffe (Spy)
ALFRED HARMSWORTH, lord NORTHCLIFFE newspaper proprietor

Northcliffe (Young)
ALFRED HARMSWORTH, lord NORTHCLIFFE newspaper proprietor, as a young man

Vorwaerts Buildings
The Vorwaerts building after the fighting in the Newspaper District during the Spartacist Uprising

Peoples Naval Division
Men of the Peoples Naval Division in the Marstall Building, Berlin, during the German Revolution

Gordon Bennett (Younger)
JAMES GORDON BENNETT (the younger) American newspaper proprietor, notable for backing explorers and sporting ventures including motoring, sailing and ballooning

Ww1 Cartoon / Sea-Lions
HAPPY MEMORIES OF THE ZOO " What time do they feed the Sea-Lions, Alf?"

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