Miscellaneous Letters

• Stead to the Editor of the Plymouth Western Morning News (July 4, 1906, on the conduct of its reporters)
• Stead to Dr. Albert Shaw (June 3, 1891, on being hard up for money)
• Stead to Rev. C.F. Aked (January 10, 1891, on “In Darkest England”)
• Stead to W. Shaw Esq. (August 15, 1910, on prize fighting and “fear and dislike of the negro”)
• Henry Yates Thompson (PMG proprietor) to W.T. Stead (Sept. 24, 1888, on cutting Stead’s salary)
• Henry Yates Thompson (PMG proprietor) to W.T. Stead (Sept. 28, 1888, on recovering the PMG’s position)
• W.T. Stead to Grant Richards (January 20, 1894, on the failure of the Daily Paper)
• W.T. Stead to Mr. R. Penny (from the N.E. Daily Gazette)
• W.T. Stead to R. J. Lees (February 2, 1912, on Mrs. Lees’ death)
• W.T. Stead to an Un-named Contributor to the Daily Paper (February 4, 1904)
• Stead to Bramwell Booth (December 13, 1885)
• Stead to Bramwell Booth (November 19, 1885)
• The Attack on the Mormons: Mr. Stead’s Protest (April 28, 1911)
• Stead to Madame Koopmans de Wet (January 12, 1900, on Kitchener and Cape Town)
• Stead to Madame Koopmans de Wet (November 24, 1900, on the British army)
• Stead to The Times Newspaper (October 14, 1901)
• W.T. Stead to 4th Earl Grey (July 10, 1888, on Charles Stewart Parnell)
• W.T. Stead/Ramsay Macdonald Correspondence (1905, on a proposed interview)
• W.T. Stead to John Hyslop Bell (extract) (July, 1871)
• W.T. Stead to his Father (extract) (c. July 5, 1881)
• W.T. Stead to his Father (extract) (1884)
• W.T. Stead to Mrs. John Morley (extract) (October 15, 1880)
• Grant Allen to W.T. Stead (Feb. 26, 1895 on bigotry and Irish Catholicism)
• Grant Allen to W.T. Stead (Feb. 22, 1895 on “our old friendly intercourse”)
• Grant Allen to W.T. Stead (undated on Allen’s book The Woman who Did)
• Grant Allen to W.T. Stead (October 6, 18??, on colonists)
• Grant Allen to W.T. Stead (June 15, 18??, on an Anglo-Saxon confederation)
• Grant Allen to W.T. Stead (November 20, 188?, on Darwin & the Dark Continent)
• Grant Allen to W.T. Stead (undated on prostitution and female slavery)
• Stead to the Rev. Kendall (April 11, 1871, on becoming editor of the N. Echo)
• Stead to Rev. Hugh Price Huges (1886, written in prison)
• Stead to The Star (Jan 2, 1891, on his part in Booth’s Darkest England)
• Stead to Mark Whitwill (Nov. 29, 1885, from Holloway Gaol – on the C.D. Acts)
• Stead to Mary Whitwill (Nov. 22, 1885, from Holloway – on grapes)
• Stead to the Rev. Benjamin Waugh (Nov. 10, 1885, on “going to gaol”)
• Cable from Mark Twain to W.T. Stead (Jan. 9, 1899, on Russian disarmament)

Stead’s Journal

• July 5, 1874 (On being “God-sent”)
• July 4, 1875 (On “prophethood”)
• Dec. 26, 1875 (On his mother’s dying words)
• Jan. 14, 1877 (On the Bulgarian horrors)
• July 8, 1877 (On work & useless servants)
• Jan. 5, 1879 (On his love for Mme Novikoff)
• July 6, 1879 (On political creed)
• Jan. 11, 1880 (On cruelty to Emma)
• July 4, 1880 (On being called to the PMG)
• c. July, 1880 (On the effect of Imprisonment)
• Sept. 25, 1888 (Russia and failure at the PMG)
• Jan. 20, 1889 (On sex & children)
• April 15, 1889 (On Emma’s pregnancy)

Untranscribed Facsimiles

• Stead to Ramsay MacDonald (July 7, 1905 – on the Labour Party) [1]
• Stead 4th Earl Grey (November 19, 1874 – on the Newcastle Chronicle)[1][2]
• Stead 4th Earl Grey (April 14, 1885 – on Bechuanaland, South Africa) [1][2]
• Stead 4th Earl Grey (Sept. 30, 1878 – on Stead’s “Afghan Policy”) [1][2][3][4]
• Stead 4th Earl Grey (Oct. 4, 1878 – on Grey’s letter on Afghan Policy) [1][2]
• Stead 4th Earl Grey (Oct. 10, 1878 – on Russia and English panic) [1][2]
• Stead 4th Earl Grey (Nov. 11, 1873 – on the Ashantee War in Africa) [1][2]
• Stead 4th Earl Grey (Oct. 25, 1883 – on Colonial policy) [1][2][3]
• Stead 4th Earl Grey (Oct.31, 1883 – more on Colonial policy) [1][2][3]
• Stead to Horace Seymour (March 25, 1884 – on being “neighbourly”) [1]
• Stead to Horace Seymour (April 28, 1884 – on Egypt) 1[2]
• Stead to Horace Seymour (May 11, 1884 – on Gordon & Khartoum) [1][2][3]
• Stead to William. H. Gladstone (Dec. 4, 1872 – on a campaign in Whitby) [1][2]
• Stead to William. H. Gladstone (Dec. 11, 1872 – more on Whitby) [1]
• Stead to W.E. Gladstone (Jan. 2, 1878 – on the Eastern Question) [1][2]
• Stead to F. G. Bailey (March 31, 1892) [1]