1770 - 1832
The Lady's Magazine, Volume 1 (London, 1770). The Lady's Magazine ran from 1770-1832
1772
The Economy of Beauty in a Series of Fables Addressed to the Ladies (London, 1772)
1775
A Mother’s Gift: or, A Present for all Little Children who are Good (London, 1775)
1775
Nymphomania, or, a Dissertation Concerning the Furor Uterinus Clearly and Methodically Explaining the Beginning Progress, and Different Causes of that Horrible Distemper (London, 1775)
1776
Onania Or, The Heinous Sin of Self-Pollution, and all its Frightful Consequences (in both Sexes) Considered (London, 1776)
1777 - 1813
Cookery and Medical Receipts from the University of Hull, 1777-1813
1778
A Mother's Advice to her Children (Dublin, 1778)
1778
The Advantages and Disadvantages of the Marriage-State as Entered into with Religious or Irreligious Persons; Represented under the Similitude of a Dream (Dublin, 1778)
1780
Harlequin's Metamorphoses, by E. Tringham (London, 1780)
1781
Liberal Education Or, A Practical Treatise on the Methods of Enquiring Useful and Polite Learning (London, 1781)
1781
Marriage and its Vows Defended by a Female Christian but no Methodist: a poem (London, 1781)
1781
The Journal of Elizabeth, 3rd Wife of the First Baron Dinsdale on a Journey to Russia in the Year 1781
1782
Il Convito Amorose Or, a Serio-comico-philisophical Lecture, on the Causes, Nature, and Effects of Love and Beauty. Third Edition (London, 1782)
1784 - 1786
The New Spectator, issues 1-25, 1784-1786
1785
A Guide to Health; Beauty, Riches, and Honour (London, 1785)
1786
The Diary of Mary, 2nd wife of Reginald Heber, 1786
1787 - 1794
The Diary of Penelope Maitland, 1787-1794
1787
The Oeconomy of Charity; or, An Address to Ladies Concerning Sunday Schools. By Mrs Trimmer (London, 1787)
1787
Thoughts on the Education of Daughters; With Reflections on Female Conduct in the More Important Duties of Life, by Mary Wollstonecraft (London, 1787)
1788
Parental Monitor, by Mrs Bonhote. 3rd Edition (London, 1796). First published in 1788.
1789
The Lady's Magazine, Volume 20 (London, 1789). The Lady's Magazine ran from 1770-1832
1791
Advice to Unmarried Women: To recover and Reclaim the Fallen; and Prevent the Fall of Others, into the Snares and Consequences of Seduction (London, 1791)
1793
Man Midwifery Dissected (London, 1793)
1793
The Female Mentor; Or Select Conversations, Vol. 1 (London, 1793)
1793
The Lady’s Miscellany; or Pleasing Essays, Poems, Stories and Examples for the Instruction and Entertainment of the Female Sex in General, in every Station of Life, by George Wright (London, 1793)
1795
Parlour Window, Containing Original Essays, Poetry and Part of an Instructive Tale, by Mrs Eustace and her Sister (Dublin, 1795)
1795 - 1800
The Diary of Penelope Maitland, 1795-1800
1795
Rudolph Ackermann opens print shop in the Strand
1796
The Way to be Rich and Respectable, Addressed to Men of Small Fortune by the Rev. Dr.Trusler. Seventh Edition (London, 1796)
1797
First top hat worn in England
1798 - 1828
Anatomia Britannica A System of Anatomy. Comprising the Whole of Albinus's Tables, with Selections from Cowper, and other Eminent Anatomists; Illustrated by One Hundred and Nine Copper Plates, from the Most Celebrated Authors in Europe. In Three Parts . By Andrew Bell (Edinburgh, 1798)
1798
The Female Aegis; or, The Duties of Women from Childhood to Old Age and in most Situations of Life, Exemplified (London, 1798)
1799
Counsel to Friends' Children, by Anthony Purver (London, 1799)
1799
Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education (London, 1799)
1799
The Flights of a Lady-Bird; or, the History of the Winged Rambler (London, 1799)
1799
The Lady’s Monthly Museum, or Polite Repository of Amusement and Instruction: Being an assemblage of whatever can tend to please the fancy, interest the mind, or exalt the character of the British Fair. By a Society of Ladies. Vols. 2 & 3, 1799. The Lady’s Monthly Museum was published between 1798-1828
1800
A Guide to Health Or, Advice to Both Sexes. By S. Solomon. Fifty Second Edition (London, 1800)
1800
The Pleasing History of Prince Almanzor, and the Beautiful Shepherdess (Coventry)
1801
A Father’s Legacy to his Daughters, by Dr. John Gregory (Ludlow, 1801)
1801
The Lady’s Magazine, Volume 32 or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex Appropriated Solely to their Use and Amusement (London, 1801). The Lady’s Magazine ran from 1770-1832
1801
First Census reveals that women outnumber men
1803
Essays on the Art of Being Happy, Addressed to a young Mother, by Eugenia de Acton (London, 1803)
1803
Histoire Naturelle de la Femme (Paris, 1803)
1803
Methodist conference bans women from preaching
1807
An Analysis of Experiment in Education Made at Egmore, near Madras. Third Edition (London, 1807) First Published,1797
1811
The Female Instructor; Or, A Young Woman's Companion (Liverpool, 1811)
1812 - 1824
Boxiana; or Sketches of Ancient and Modern Pugilism (1812-1824);
1816
Cookery and Medical Receipts from the University of Hull, 1816
1817
On the Generative System Being an Anatomical and Physiological Sketch of the Parts of Generation, and a Treatise on their Diseases. Fourth Edition (London, 1817)
1818
Engravings of the Skeleton of the Human Body (Edinburgh, 1818)
1818
Advice to the Teens; or, Practical Helps towards the Formation of One's own Character, by Isaac Taylor, Minister of the Gospel. Second Edition (London, 1818)
1820
An Essay on Politeness in which the necessity and benefits of being polite, are clearly proved from reason, religion, and philosophy, by John Harris. 3rd Edition (London 1820). First published in 1774.
1820
The Lady's Magazine, Improved Series, Volume 1 (London, 1820). The Lady's Magazine ran from 1770-1832
1820
The Lady's Magazine, New Series, Volume 1 (London, 1820). The Lady's Magazine ran from 1770-1832
1823
A Mother's Portrait: Sketched Soon After her Decease. For the Study of her Children, by their surviving parent (London, 1823)
1823
John Stuart Mill is jailed for distributing pamphlets on birth control
1824
Female Friendship; A tale for Sundays, by the author of the School for Sisters (London, 1824)
1824
Rapports du Physique et du Moral de l'Homme (Paris, 1824)
1824
The Vagrancy Act allowed police to arrest street entertainers
1827
Domestic Economy, and Cookery, for Rich and Poor; by a lady (London, 1827)
1829
Suttee abolished in British India
1830
Narrative of a Journey Overland from England to India (London, 1830)
1830
Godey’s Lady’s Book first published in the United States
1835
Advice to Young Mothers on the Physical Education of Children By a Grandmother (Florence, 1835)
1835
Madame Tussauds waxworks opens in The Bazaar, Baker Street, London
1837
A Guide for the Sick Chamber Consisting of Prayers, Hymns and Portions of Scripture. Selected and Arranged by a Lady (Edinburgh, 1837)
1837
Etiquette for the Ladies. Eighty Maxims on Dress, Manners, and Accomplishments 4th Edition (London, 1837)
1838
Etiquette for Gentlemen, with hints on the Art of Conversation, 2nd Edition, (London, 1838)
1838
Female Excellence, or Hints to Daughters, by a mother for their use from the Time of Leaving School till their Settlement in Life (London, 1838)
1838
How to Observe; Morals and Manners (London, 1838)
1839
Every Woman's Book Or, Female's Physician. A Cheap and Most Valuable Work for the use of Females, in Preserving their Health at all Periods of Life (London, 1839)
1839
Prostitution in London With a Comparative View of that of Paris and New York (London, 1839)
1839
The Mother the Best Governess A Practical System for the Education of Young Ladies (London, 1839)
1839
Women of England, and their Social Duties and Domestic Habits 3rd Edition (London, 1839)
1839
Child Custody Act
1840
Rules for the Behaviour of Children with the Reasons for Them (Birmingham, 1840)
1840
Judge upholds a man's right to lock up his wife and beat her in moderation
1840
Death of Beau Brummell
1840
Grammar Schools Act, which expands the Grammar School curriculum from classical studies to include science and literature
1840
First Edition of the British Medical Journal
1841
Domestic Life; or, Hints for Daily Use (London, 1841)
1841
The Wife and Mother; or, Hints to Married Daughters, by a Mother (London, 1841)
1841
Cheltenham Ladies College founded
1841
The Ladies' Work-Table Book, containing clear and practical instructions in plain and fancy needle-work, embroidery, knitting, netting, crochet, tatting &c., &c. Second Edition (London, 1844)
1841
Factory Act restricts the working day for women and children between 13 and 18 to 10 hours
1842
Ashley’s Mines Act
1843
The Ladies' Hand-book of the Toilet: a manual of elegance and fashion (London, 1843)
1844
The Ladies' Hand-book of Haberdashery and Hosiery. A Shopping Manual (London, 1844)
1845 - 1846
The Journals of Annie Lambert, 1845-1846
1845
The Ladies' Book of Fashion, (London, 1845)
1846
A Hand Book for Bathers Or Hints on the Various Kinds of Baths (London, 1846)
1847
The Etiquette of Love, Courtship and Marriage (London, 1847)
1847
The Marriage Offering; or A Series of Letters Addressed to a Young Married Lady; Embodying Hints on the Performance of Household Duties, and on the Management of Children, by a Widow (Rotherham, 1847)
1847
Chloroform first used in childbirth
1848
Queen's College, London, the first institution in the world to award academic qualifications to women, is established
1848
Women's Rights Association founded in United States
1849
Household Education (London, 1849)
1849
Ladies' Needlework Penny Magazine (London, Hastings, 1849)
1849
Bedford College for Women, founded in London
1850
The Boy's Book of Sports and Games. Containing Rules and Directions for the Practice of the Principal Recreative Amusements of Youth. By Uncle Charles (London, 1850)
1850
The Domestic Economist and Advisor in Every Branch of the Family Establishment, (London, 1850)
1850
Bowler Hat designed