ROBERT WILLIAMS BUCHANAN (1841 - 1901)

ROBERT BUCHANAN TIMELINE - Pictures (2)

St. James’s Gazette (6 December, 1889 -  p.5)

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The Albany Club

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Our Celebrities

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Henry Murray’s Lecture

The Era (25 April, 1891 - p.10)

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Roden Noel Obituary

Brighton Gazette (31 May, 1894 - p.5)

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Popular Novelists at Public Libraries

The Birmingham Daily Post (11 September, 1894 - p.6)

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Petition Against Cruel Sports

The Western Daily Press, Bristol (11 October, 1894 - p.8)

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Harriett Jay’s explanation of the Charles Marlowe nom de plume.

The San Francisco Sunday Call (25 July, 1909)

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36, Gerrard Street (Buchanan’s publishing office)

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‘An Academy of Letters’ from The Academy (6 November, 1897).

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Comparison of The Academy’s 1897 list and the Pall Mall Gazette’s 1887 list from The Daily News (5 November, 1897).

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Archibald Stodart-Walker’s letter to The Academy (13 November, 1897).

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Publisher’s Advert from The Outcast.

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2 Lower Rock Gardens, Brighton, now the Amherst Hotel (the one with the ghostly figure on the third floor).

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‘The Free Press Defence Committee’ (from The Freethinker (10 July, 1898).

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Extract of Robert Buchanan’s vigorous denunciation of the prosecution of Mr. George Bedborough in the Star (from The Freethinker (4 September, 1898).

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The Vicissitudes of the “Souls”

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A letter written to the Editor of The Star on 19th October, 1900.

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Report of A H. Millar’s lecture on Buchanan to the Dundee Burns Society from The Dundee Courier (16 January, 1906 - p.7).

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Extracts from W. J. Tate’s article from the Somerset and West of England Advertiser (13/7/1907).

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The Manchester Courier (2/11/1907) on ‘The Fleshly School of Fiction’ ‘symposium in The Bookman.

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Archibald Stodart-Walker (1870-1934) by James Guthrie.

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‘The Poet of the Higher Criticism’ from the Gloucestershire Echo (24 January, 1910 - p.3).

Obituary of Harriet McIlquham from the Leamington Spa Courier (28 January, 1910 - p.5).

A more detailed obituary from the Cheltenham Chronicle and Gloucestershire Graphic (29 January, 1910 - p.2) is available here, and there is also an account of the Memorial Service held by the Cheltenham Ethical Society for Mrs. McIlquham, from the Gloucestershire Echo (7 February, 1910 - p.1).

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From ‘London Correspondence’ in The Glasgow Herald (13 February, 1951).

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