Yates, Edmund, 1831-1894
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Yates, Edmund Hodgson, 1831-1894
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Yates, Edmund, of Fairlawn, Tonbridge
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Yates, Edmund H. 1831-1894
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Yates, E. 1831-1894 (Edmund),
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Yates, E.
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Yates, E. 1831-1894
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Epithet: of Fairlawn, Tonbridge
Yates was an English novelist, and founded THE WORLD, a weekly society newspaper in 1874.
Edmund Yates was a Victorian journalist, novelist, lecturer, comic versifier and playwright. He was a friend of Dickens, and co-founder, owner and editor of the weekly newspaper "The World."
Yates was born on July 3, 1831 in Edinburgh, Scotland; taken as an infant to London; published novels including Black sheep (1857); in 1874 with Grenville Murray, he founded and served as editor-in-chief of The world : a journal for men and women; he died on May 20, 1894 at the Savoy Hotel in London.
English author and editor.
Scottish editor.
English novelist, journalist; founder of "The World."
English novelist and journalist; founder of "The World" in London.
English journalist and novelist.
Biography
Yates was born on July 3, 1831 in Edinburgh, Scotland; taken as an infant to London; published novels including Black sheep (1857); in 1874 with Grenville Murray, he founded and served as editor-in-chief of The world: a journal for men and women ; he died on May 20, 1894 at the Savoy Hotel in London.
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Editors
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Libel and slander
Novelists, English
Novelists, English
Periodical editors
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Novelists, English, 20th century
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Oxford, Oxfordshire
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Dublin, Ireland
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Cork, Ireland
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Drogheda, Ireland
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Bangor, Down
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Cork, Ireland
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Wales, United Kingdom
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Southampton, Hampshire
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England
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Slamannan, Stirlingshire
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Coventry, Warwickshire
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Dublin, Ireland
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Dublin, Ireland
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Limerick, county of, Ireland
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Handsworth, Warwickshire
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