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
1851
Women's Suffrage Petition presented to the House of Lords
1852
The Head of the Family. A Novel (London, 1852)
1853
A Schoolmaster's Difficulties Abroad and At Home (London, 1853)
1853
Every Family's Book of Amusements. Comprising an Ample Collection of Games of Skill and Chance, as also of Intellectual & Athletic Amusements: Amongst others, Cards, Chess Draughts, Billiards, Legerdemain, Riddles, Cricket, Archery, &c. with all the rules & necessary Instructions for Playing each Game (London, 1853)
1853
Social and Political Morality by William Lovett (London, 1853)
1854
A Series of Calisthenic and Hygienic Exercises By R. S. Thomson (London, 1854)
1854
The Angel in the House: Book 1, The Betrothal, by Coventry Patmore (London, 1854)
1854
The Family Treasury, Volume 1 (London, 1854)
1854
Pubs in England were forced to close at midnight on Saturday
1855
A Hand Book of Domestic Medicine Popularly Arranged by an Eminent Physician (London, 1855)
1855
Advice to Young Ladies on their Duties and Conduct in Life by T. S. Arthur (London, 1855)
1855
How to Choose a Wife, by H. W. H. **** (London, 1855)
1855
Advice to Young Men on their Duties and Conduct in Life by T. S. Arthur (London, 1855)
1856
The Angel in the House: Book 2, The Espousals, by Coventry Patmore (London, 1856)
1856
The Book of Rugby School. Its History and its Daily Life (London, 1856)
1857
Prostitution, Considered in its Moral, Social and Sanitary Aspects in London and Other Large Cities. Proposals for the Mitigation and Prevention of its attendant Evils, by William Acton (London, 1857)
1857
The Functions and Disorders of the Reproductive Organs In Youth, in Adult Age and in Advanced Life. Considered in their physiological, social, and psychological relations (London, 1857)
1857
Divorce & Matrimonial Causes Act
1859
The Draper and Clothier Volume 1
1859
The Family Manual and Servants' Guide Containing upwards of 1000 new and improved receipts. 9th Edition (London, 1859)
1859
Society for Promoting the Employment of Women founded
1860
How to Shine in Society, The Art of Conversation (Glasgow, 1860)
1860
Our Tour of Wales by Frederica Rouse-Boughton, 1860
1860
The Mother's Thorough Resource-Book:Comprising Self-Discipline of the Experiant Mother; General Management during Infancy & Childhood (London 1860)
1861
Etiquette for All or Rules of Conduct (Glasgow, 1861)
1861
Social Science: Being Selections from John Cassell's Prize Essays by Working Men and Women. With Notes (London, 1861)
1861
The Complete Works of William Hogarth In a Series of One Hundred and Fifty Superb Engravings on Steel, from the Original Pictures (London, 1861)
1861
The Lady's Guide to the Ordering of her Household, and the Economy of the Dinner Table. By a Lady (London, 1861)
1861
True Manhood: Its Nature, Foundation, and Development. A Book for Young Men, by William Landels (London, 1861)
1862
A Mother's Lessons on Kindness to Animals (London, 1862)
1862
Female Education and How it Would be Affected by University Examinations: A paper read at the Social Science Congress (London, 1862)
1862
The Laws of Football, As Played at Rugby School (Rugby, 1862)
1864
The Children's Wrong. A Book for Christian Parents (London, 1864)
1864
The Gentleman’s Manual of Modern Etiquette (London, 1864)
1864
1st Contagious Diseases Act
1864
Right to vote in local elections to single women ratepayers
1864
The Subjection of Women, an essay by John Stuart Mill, is published
1864
First women's college (Girton) at Cambridge founded
1865
Penitentiaries and Reformatories (Edinburgh, 1865)
1865
Elizabeth Garrett is certified by the Society of Apothecaries as a physician
1866
Mother's Shawl. A Story for Children (London, 1866)
1867
Essays on a Liberal Education. Edited by Rev. F. W. Farrar (London, 1867)
1867
Queensbury Rules of Boxing published
1868
Every Boy's Book: A Complete Encyclopaedia of Sports and Amusements Edited by Edmund Routledge (London, 1868)
1868
Nursery Fun for Everyone; or Games for Little Children (London, 1868)
1869
Athletics', Saturday Review, pp413-414, Vol.27, 1869
1869
Girton College, Cambridge, is founded under the name of the College for Women at Benslow House. Established in Hitchin, the college was one of England's first residential colleges for women
1870
Athletic Sports and University Studies', Fraser's Magazine Vol.2, 1870, by Leslie Stephen
1870
Marriage and Home (London, 1870)
1870
First Married Women’s Property Act
1870
Education Act. Divided the country into 2500 school districts and allowed school boards to be elected by rate payers.
1871
The Young Man from Home, by John Angell James. A New Edition (London, 1871). First published 1838
1871
Newnham College, Cambridge founded
1872
A Father’s Advice to a Son in a Letter (London, 1872)
1872
English Midwives Their History and Prospects (London, 1872)
1872
The Ladies: A Journal of the Court, Fashion and Society, Volume 1, No.s 1-8 and Volume 11, No. 30, 1872
1873
A Handbook for Wives and Mothers of the Working Classes (London, 1873)
1873
The Fathers' Meeting. Half-an-hour's Reading for Working Men (London, 1873)
1874
At Home by a Mistress and Mother (London, 1874)
1874
First Medical School opened for Women in London
1874
University College, London, granted women taking courses at the college the right to earn a certificate based upon examination
1874
The rules of golf and lawn tennis were regulated
1875
Health and Home by A Quiet Woman (London, 1875)
1876
Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen (London, 1876)
1876
The Gentleman's Art of Dressing with Economy (London, 1876)
1877
Parliament removed restrictions on registration under the Medical Act due to sex, and as a result Edith Shove applied to take examinations for a medical degree at the University of London; her application was granted in 1877
1877
A Day of My Life: Everyday Experiences at Eton (London, 1877)
1877
Cookery. Containing Useful Instructions and Economical Recipes for the Practical Housekeeper (London, 1877)
1877
Courtship as it is, and as it Ought to be by a Careful Observer of the First; and a Practical Experimentalist in the latter (Otley, 1877)
1878
Domestic Economy for the use of Schools, in the Form of Question and Answer, with a few Recipes for Plain Cooking. 8th Edition (Glasgow, 1878)
1878
Manliness and Culture, by John Brookes. 3rd Edition (London, 1878)
1878
The Angel in the House: Books 3 & 4, Faithful Forever and Victories of Love, by Coventry Patmore (London, 1878).Faithful Forever was first published in 1860 and Victories of Love was first published in 1863
1879
How to Behave or Etiquette of Society (London, 1879)
1879
Nursery Ballads (London, 1879)
1879
The Manliness of Christ, by Thomas Hughes, Q.C. (London, 1879)
1879
Working Men and Women. By a Working Man (London, 1879)
1879
Somerville College, a women's college founded as Somerville Hall, is established in Oxford. Lady Margaret's Hall founded.
1880
Athletics in Public Schools', the Nineteenth Century Vol.7, 1880, by Edward Lyttleton
1880
Elementary Education Act. Education free and compulsory from the ages of 5-10
1881
Girls and Their Ways, by one who knows them a Book for and About Girls (London, 1881)
1882
Married Women's Property Act
1883
My Grandfather's Pocket-Book by Henry John Wale (London, 1883)
1883
The Home: In its Relation to Man and to Society, by James Baldwin Brown. Second Edition (London, 1883)
1884
Facts for Men on Moral Purity and Health, Being Plain Words to Young Men Upon an Avoided Subject; Safeguards Against Immorality, & Facts that Men Ought to Know, by Alfred S. Dyer (London, 1884)
1885
A Lecture to Young Men on the Preservation of Health and the Personal Purity of Life, by a Graduate (London, 1885)
1885
Motherhood; or, Conferences for Our Lady's and St. Philip's Girls (London, 1885)
1885
Our Duty in the Matter of Social Purity, An Address to Young Men, Delivered by the Rev. Richard A. Armstrong (London, 1885)
1885
Criminal Law Ammendment Act
1886
Homework and how to do it: An Easy Reading Book For Girls Classes (Dublin, 1886)
1886
How to Manage House and Servants and to Make the Most of your Means, by Mrs. Isabella Beeton (London, 1886)
1886
The Wife's Handbook How a Woman should order herself during Pregnancy, in the Lying In Room, and After Delivery. With hints on the management of the baby. By H. Arthur Allbutt. Third Edition (London, 1886)
1886
Repeal of Contagious Diseases Acts
1887
Our Morality and the Moral Question: Chiefly from the Medical Side by Lionel S. Beale (London, 1887)
1887
The Causes and Preservation of Immorality in Schools by Edward Lyttelton (London, 1887)
1887
The Lady's World. An Illustrated Magazine of Fashion and Society. The Lady's World was renamed The Woman's World in Nov 1887
1887 - 1890
Woman's World. An Illustrated Magazine of Fashion and Society. The Woman's World was published Nov 1887-Oct 1890, formerly The Lady's World
1888
A Secret Book for Men (London, 1888)
1888
The Anatomie of the Bodie of Man (London, 1888). First Published in 1548
1889
Beauty and How to Keep It, by a Professional Beauty (London, 1889)
1889
The Evolution of Sex By Professor Patrick Geddes and J. Arthur Thomson. With 104 Illustrations (London, 1889)
1890 - 1891
Beauty and Fashion: The Illustrated Journal for Women Volume 1, No.s 1-3, November and December 1890
1890
Eton and the Empire: An Address Delivered at Eton College (London, 1890)
1890
The Compleat English Gentleman, by Daniel Defoe. Containing Useful Observances on the General Neglect of Education of English Gentlemen with the Reasons and Remedies; The Apparent Difference Between a Well Born and a Well Bred Gentleman; Instructions how Gentlemen may Recover the Defficiency of their Latin and be Men of Learning Tho’ Without the Pedantry of the Schools. Introduction, notes and index by Karl D. Bulbring (London, 1890). The original manuscript was written by Defoe in 1728
1891
Beauty and Fashion An Illustrated Journal for Women, Volume 1, 1890-1891 (London, 1891)
1891
The Free Education Act. State payment of school fees up to ten shillings per week.
1892
Fashionable London, an Illustrated Journal for Ladies, April, 1892
1892
Mothers and Sons or Problems in the Home Training of Boys by Rev. The Hon. E. Lyttelton (London, 1892)
1893
Beauty and Hygiene for Women and Girls (London, 1893)
1893 - 1896
Mother's Union Journal, 1893-1896
1893
Rugby Rhymes, Rough and Ready, 1893
1893
The Etiquette of Good Society, edited and revised by Lady Colin Campbell (London, 1893)
1893
The Simple Adventures of a Memsahib (London, 1893)
1893
Women vote for the first time in New Zealand
1893
St Hilda's College, Oxford, founded as an all-women's college by Dorothea Beale
1894
Ladies in the Field. Sketches of Sport, edited by The Lady Greville (London, 1894)
1894
The Domestic Drill, or The Maids of Mrs Platt (London, 1894)
1895
The Ladies' Physician A Guide for Women in their Treatment of their Ailments by a London Physician (London, 1895)
1896
Family Budgets: Being the Income and Expenses of Twenty-Eight British households. 1891-1894 (London, 1896)
1896
Girlhood and Wifehood Practical and Counsel and Advice (London, 1896)
1897
Every Girl's Book of Sport, Occupation and Pastime, Mrs Mary Whiteley (London, 1897)
1898
The Culture of Manhood, by Silas K. Hocking (London, 1898)
1898
The Ladies' Home (London, 1898)Volume 1, No's 1 & 2, 1898. The Ladies' Home was founded in 1883
1900 - 1901
Boys of the Empire, A Magazine for British Boys All over the World 1900-1901. Boys of the Empire was published between 1888 and 1906
1900
Complete Etiquette for Ladies and Gentlemen. A Guide to the Rules and Observances of Good Society (London, 1900)
1900
Training of the Young in Laws of Sex, by Rev. The Hon. E. Lyttelton (London, 1900)