At the Circulating Library Periodical Information: The Illustrated London News
Periodical: The Illustrated London News
History: Published weekly, price 6d. Edited by Charles Mackay (1852–59).
References: Ashley; DNCJ; The ILN Historical Archive 1842–2003; Graham Law, Indexes to Fiction in The Illustrated London News (1842-1901) and The Graphic (1869-1901) (University of Queensland, 2001); Sutherland
Novels and short stories serialized in The Illustrated London News:
- Henry Cockton. The Sisters. 18 March 1843 to 23 December 1843 (weekly).
- Augustus Mayhew. Kitty Lamere. 1 February 1851 to 19 July 1851 (weekly). (Irregular).
- Anthony Trollope. "The Mistletoe Bough." Tales of All Countries. 25 December 1861. (Christmas Number; date approximate).
- George MacDonald. "The Giant's Heart." Adela Cathcart. 19 December 1863.
- Eliza Lynn Linton. "With a Silken Thread." With a Silken Thread, and Other Stories. 25 December 1875. (Christmas Number; date approximate).
- Wilkie Collins. "My Lady's Money: An Episode in the Life of a Young Girl." The Haunted Hotel. 25 December 1877. (Christmas Number; date approximate).
- William Black. Yolande. 6 January 1883 to 30 June 1883 (weekly).
- James Payn. The Canon's Ward. 11 July 1883 to 29 December 1883 (weekly).
- Charlotte Elizabeth Riddell. Berna Boyle. 5 January 1884 to 26 June 1884 (weekly).
- Robert Edward Francillon. Ropes of Sand. 5 July 1884 to 27 December 1884 (weekly).
- William Edward Norris. Adrian Vidal. 3 January 1885 to 27 June 1885 (weekly).
- Robert Williams Buchanan. The Master of the Mine. 4 July 1885 to 31 October 1885 (weekly).
- James Payn. The Heir of the Ages. 2 January 1886 to 26 June 1886 (weekly).
- Walter Besant. The World Went Very Well Then. 3 July 1886 to 25 December 1886 (weekly).
- Bret Harte. The Crusade of the "Excelsior". 1 January 1887 to 7 May 1887 (weekly).
- Walter Besant. "To Call Her Mine." To Call Her Mine, etc.. 16 May 1887.
- Benjamin Leopold Farjeon. Miser Farebrother. 2 July 1887 to 31 December 1887 (weekly).
- William Black. The Strange Adventures of a House Boat. 7 January 1888 to 30 June 1888 (weekly).
- H. Rider Haggard. Mr. Meeson's Will. 18 June 1888.
- Walter Besant. For Faith and Freedom. 7 July 1888 to 29 December 1888 (weekly).
- H. Rider Haggard. Cleopatra. 5 January 1889 to 29 June 1889 (weekly).
- David Christie Murray. Wild Darrie. 24 June 1889. (Summer Number; date approximate).
- Wilkie Collins. Blind Love. 6 July 1889 to 28 December 1889 (weekly).
- Walter Besant. Armorel of Lyonesse. 4 January 1890 to 28 June 1890 (weekly).
- Edwin Lester Linden Arnold. The Wonderful Adventures of Phra the Phoenician. 5 July 1890 to 27 December 1890 (weekly).
- David Christie Murray. Only a Shadow. 25 December 1890. (Christmas Number; date approximate).
- William Clark Russell. My Danish Sweetheart. 3 January 1891 to 27 June 1891 (weekly).
- Hall Caine. The Scapegoat. 4 July 1891 to 3 October 1891 (weekly).
- Robert Williams Buchanan. Come Live with Me, and be My Love. 10 October 1891 to 26 December 1891 (weekly).
- Thomas Hardy. "The Son's Veto." Life's Little Ironies. 25 December 1891. (Christmas Number; date approximate).
- H. Rider Haggard. Nada the Lily. 2 January 1892 to 7 May 1892 (weekly).
- Walter Besant. "Peer and Heiress." In Deacon's Orders, etc.. 13 June 1892.
- Arthur Conan Doyle. "A Question of Diplomacy." Round the Red Lamp. 24 June 1892. (Summer Number; date approximate).
- Robert Louis Stevenson. The Beach of Falesá. 2 July 1892 to 6 August 1892 (weekly).
- Henry James. "Greville Fane." The Real Thing and Other Tales. 17 September 1892 to 24 September 1892 (weekly).
- Thomas Hardy. The Well-Beloved. 1 October 1892 to 17 December 1892 (weekly).
- Grant Allen. "Pallinghurst Barrow." Ivan Greet's Masterpiece Etc.. 28 November 1892.
- Walter Besant. The Rebel Queen. 7 January 1893 to 24 June 1893 (weekly).
- Stanley John Weyman. Under the Red Robe. 6 January 1894 to 31 March 1894 (weekly).
- William Edward Norris. A Victim of Good Luck. 7 April 1894 to 30 June 1894 (weekly).
- George Gissing. Eve's Ransom. 5 January 1895 to 30 March 1895 (weekly).
- Cecily Sidgwick. A Woman with a Future. 23 November 1895 to 28 December 1895 (weekly).
- Henry James. The Other House. 4 July 1896 to 26 September 1896 (weekly).
- Grant Allen. "Wolverden Tower." Twelve Tales with a Headpiece, a Tailpiece, and an Intermezzo. 23 November 1896.
- Walter Besant. A Fountain Sealed. 2 January 1897 to 27 March 1897 (weekly).
- Max Pemberton. "The Kingdom of the Bourgorieau." Queen of the Jesters, and Her Strange Adventures in Paris. 7 August 1897.
- H. G. Wells. "The Man Who Could Work Miracles." Tales of Space and Time. 24 June 1898. (Summer Number; date approximate).
- Joseph Conrad. "Amy Foster." Typhoon, and Other Stories. 14 December 1901 to 28 December 1901 (weekly).