Total Issues: 1

Contained an article by W. G. Grace, the famous cricketer, and the first episode of a serial entitled "My Escape From Dalcoit's" (anonymous) other articles about natural history, cricket, school news (mostly schools in the Taplow/Maidenhead area), jokes and a poets corner.

Total Issues: 123

Total Issues: 12

Religious paper.

Ran serials (e.g. Rhoda Broughton), and stories by Harriet Beecher Stowe, Joel Chandler Harris, Edward Everett Hale, Sarah Orne Jewett. Ran for first few issues as The Continent Weekly Magazine (e.g. 14-Nov-1883).

Also released in monthly parts (25th on month; 3d.); religious paper. Incorporates: Children's Treasury

Total Issues: 19

Total Issues: 164

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#incorporated into Girls' Friend

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Total Issues: 21

Becomes Bow Bells (adult).

Total Issues: 1

An unnumbered one-off Tales for Little People (qv) special.

A women's magazine carrying a few short stories plus articles on needlework, beauty, fashion, etc.

Total Issues: 27

A high-class paper partly based around the writings of Lewis Carroll's mythical monster from Through the Looking Glass. Covers after the first few issues were by Paul Hardy. Louis Wain had some amusing pictures of cats and articles in the centre pages. Stories were by R.S. Warren-Bell, Dr. Gordon Staples, F. Whishaw, E. Everett Green (who wrote about a Greyfriars, unconnected with the famous boys' school), 'Alice' and 'The White Rabbit'. Features included 'The Rainy Day Club', puzzle pages and letters from readers.

Incorporated into Gentlewoman.

Total Issues: 12

Religious paper.

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#becomes Brave Lads and True

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#becomes Little Dots

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