Total Issues: 1

Not a story paper, just two printed pages in which the Editor gave a long-winded talk about how they hoped boys would buy his paper which would contain real manly stories and first class articles for intelligent boys. No such magazine was forthcoming.

Total Issues: 1

Gifford notes "may be registration copy only."

Total Issues: 1

Gifford notes "may be registration copy only." "Contained pictures and stories of interest. Main story was written by Andrew Murray entitled "Pleasure Island"." (W.O.G. Lofts)

Our Boys was a children's magazine published by the Educational Company of Ireland and the Christian Brothers, beginning in 1914. Modelled on the British "Boy's Own" tradition but informed by a Catholic and nationalist ideology, it included cartoons and prose adventure adventure stories in English and Irish.

Total Issues: 12

Subtitled "To aid young people in Band of Hope and Temperance Work".

Title listed by Lofts with no further details; possibly an alternative title for Our Boys (qv) issued in 1911.

Total Issues: 44

Religious paper distributed through local church organisations. Contained very short stories, poems, puzzles and readings from the Bible. Very high moral tone.

Total Issues: 1

Gifford notes "may be registration copy only."

Total Issues: 330

Total Issues: 725

Religious magazine. Called 'A monthly paper for schoolboys, edited by university men'. Not to be confused with The Boys' Magazine weekly even though both ran simultaneously.

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Total Issues: 13

Total Issues: 117

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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