Printed Material, 1850s

51) Press cutting of letter to the Editor of the Cheater Record from 'Witlaf' regarding the Maine Law question (1p) (27 November 1858)

52) Press cutting, 'The Reasonableness of the Maine Law' from The Alliance Weekly News (2pp) (21 January 1858)

53) Press cutting, 'Mr Holyoake Answered' from the Sheffield and Rotherham ? (5pp) (17 April 1858)

54) Press cutting of letter 'Holyoake and his Thinking Man Froggy' to the Editor of the Bolton Advertiser from 'A Thinking Man' (3pp) (February 1858)

55) Press cutting extract of letter 'Mr Grubb's Lecture' to the Editor of the Cheshire Observer (1p) (30 October 1858)

56) Press cutting concerning a lecture and the Young Men's Christian Association from the Carlisle Examiner (1p) (16 January 1858)

57) Photocopy of press cutting of article, 'The Reasonableness of the Maine Law' from The Alliance Weekly News (2pp) (21 January 1858)

58) Press cutting, 'The Municipal Elections' from The Rochdale Pilot (3pp) (31 October 1857)

59) Handbill for a series of Sunday evening lectures at the Literary Institution, Fitzroy Square, featuring the lectures 'The Civil Freedom of Women - What is Implied by the Term' and 'The Civil Freedom of Women - Its Social and Educational Results' by Holyoake and another by Henry Tyrell (1p) (February 1857)

60) Handbill of address, 'To the Electors of the Tower Hamlets' by Holyoake (2 copies, one on pink paper) (1p) (23 March 1857)

61) Handbill for a series of Sunday evening lectures at the Literary Institution, Fitzroy Square, featuring the lecture 'Progress of the People towards Self-help' by Holyoake and another by William MacCall (1p) (April 1857)

62) Address of the District Board to the Secularists and Friends of Freethought in the North of England (4pp) (1857)

63) Handbill for two lectures 'On the manner of Collecting and Arranging a National Gallery of Paintings' by Cardinal Wiseman at the Marylebone Literary and Scientific Institution, Portman Square (1p) (22 May and 3 June 1857)

64) Press cutting of advertisement for the Grand Handel Festival at Crystal Palace (1p) (undated)

65) Press cutting of illustrated article, 'The Bury Election: Celebration of the Return of Robert Needham Philips Esq' from the Illustrated London News (1p) (17 October 1857)

66) Press cutting of letter to the Editor of the Christian Cabinet regarding the National Sunday League (1p) (13 March 1857)

67) Printed copy of letter 'An Afternoon with Mr Urquhart' from Holyoake to the Editor of the Manchester Guardian (1p) (20 April 1857)

68) Printed notice from John Maughan regarding Holyoake, the financing of Fleet Street House and a meeting at Charles Bradlaugh's (1p) (18 November 1857)

69) Handbill for a meeting of Friends of Freethought to hear Holyoake talk on Secularism and Cornwall at Mr Dyer's, Castle Mill Street (1p) (18 September 1857)

70) Press cutting of report on the discussion on temperance between Holyoake and Jabez Inwards from The Weekly Record (1p) (12 July 1856)

71) Press cutting of report on the discussion on temperance between Holyoake and Jabez Inwards from The Weekly Record (2pp) (12 July 1856)

72) Handbill for a lecture by William Robertson at St John's Temperance Hall, Hewitt Street, in reply to a lecture by Holyoake (1p) (12 June 1856)

73) Printed circular letter from Holyoake regarding the establishment of a Propagandist Fund for the secularist cause and to aid fund The Reasoner (2 copies) (1p) (1856)

74) Printed circular letter from Holyoake regarding the possibility of the purchase of a portrait of and presentation to Thornton Hunt (1p) (1856)

75) Prospectus for work,, 'Part 1: Divine Illumination Communicated from the Spirit Spheres', printed by G.J.Holyoake and Co. (4pp) (March 1856)

76) Handbill, 'Alleged Omission in the Halifax Debate', published by The Reasoner (2pp) (undated)

77) Handbill for three lectures 'Christian Missions, their Failure in Principle and Practice', 'Christian Ideas of Responsibility - False, Disastrous and Obstructive' and 'Principles of Freethought, and their Application to Society' by Holyoake, hosted by the Bradford Secular Society at the Secular Institute, Craoft Street, Bradford (1p) (22 - 24 September 1856)

78) Press cutting of four articles 'The Propagandist Fund for 1856' by Holyoake (4pp) (October 1855)

79) Statement from Fleet Street by Holyoake (3pp) (1855)

80) Coroner's summons for Holyoake after the death of son, Maximillian Robespierre (1p) (9 August 1855)

81) Prospectus for the journal 'Public Shield' (undated)

82) Handbill for the book 'Notabilia of the Swell Mob of Literature and Art; or a Few Days Angling in the Sea of American Literature' by Thomas V. Patterson, New York (1p) (1856)

83) Press cutting of letter 'The Reasoner Attack on the National Movement' to the Editor of the Free Press from George Stobart (2pp) (13 October 1855)

84) Press cutting of article, 'The Urquhart Movement and the Free Press' from The Free Press (2pp) (13 October 1855)

85) Press cutting of article, 'Nice Rewards for Good Boys' from the Comic Times (3pp) (8 September 1855)

86) Printed statement, 'To the Republicans of the United States of America' (3pp) (November 1855)

87) Handbill for a course of Sunday morning lectures, hosted by the London Secular Society at the Hall of Science, City Road, featuring lectures by Samuel Pooley and others (1p) (June 1855)

88) Handbill for a series of lectures on primitive Christianity by Alexander Campbell at various venues in London (1p) (July 1858)

89) Handbill for the Banbury Guardian and its exposure of Holyoake, with handwritten notes by Holyoake on reverse (2pp) (21 June 1855)

90) Printed article, 'A News Agent's Trial: Bottomley versus Chaplin and Horne', published by Holyoake and Co. (1p) (June 1855)

91) Handbill entitled 'Christianity v. Secularism' with reprint of paragraph from The Reasoner (1p) (undated)

92) Reprint of article, 'Ledru Rollin' by Holyoake from The Reasoner (2pp) (1855)

93) Handbill for the periodical 'The Christian Weekly News' and for a course of lectures by Samuel Hirst against Holyoake's 'Logic of Death' (1p) (February 1855)

94) Small poster for two lectures by Holyoake regarding secularism at the Assembly Rooms, Kirkcaldy (1p) (23 and 24 October 1854)