American Historical Newspapers (ProQuest),
BBC News,
Daily Mirror Digital Archive, 1903 to present (UKpressonline),
Early English Books Online (EEBO),
Eighteenth Century Collections Online,
The Gentleman’s Journal,
Ginger Parrot,
The Guardian,
Habia: Hair and Beauty Industry Authority,
Health and Safety Executive UK Government, «Hairdressing»,
John Steed’s Flat,
Justice for Magdalenes,
London, The National Archives,
Mail Online,
Mass Observation Online,
MeasuringWorth,
Mintel Academic,
National Hairdressers’ Federation,
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography,
Oxford English Dictionary,
John Johnson Collection, An Archive of Printed Ephemera,
Performing the Queen’s Men,
The Scotsman,
The Spectator Archive,
State Papers Online, 1509–1714,
Time,
The Times Digital Archive, 1785 onwards,
U. K. Parliamentary Papers,
Wellcome Library, digital collections: recipe books,
Athenian Gazette or Casuistical Mercury
The Atlanta Constitution
British Medical Journal
Chelmsford Chronicle
Chicago Daily Tribune
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Daily Advertiser
Daily Courant
Daily Mirror
Daily News
Daily Post
Devon and Exeter Daily Gazette
The Englishman’s Magazine
Evening Mail
The Evening News
Evening Telegraph and Star and Sheffield Daily Times
General Advertiser (1744)
The Gentleman’s Journal
The Guardian
The Hairdressers’ Journal, devoted to the interests of the profession
Hull Daily Mail
The Lady’s Monthly Museum
The Leeds Mercury
London Chronicle or Universal Evening Post
London Gazette
The Manchester Guardian
Metro
Morning Chronicle
Morning Herald and Daily Advertiser
New Statesman
New York Times
New York Tribune
The Norfolk Chronicle: or, the Norwich Gazette
Oracle and Public Advertiser
The Penny Satirist
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Reads Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer
San Francisco Bulletin
St. James’s Evening Post
The Scotsman
The Sheffield and Rotherham Independent
The Spectator
Star
Time
The Times
The Washington Post
Weekly Journal or British Gazetteer
Whitehall Evening Post or London Intelligencer
The Young Folk’s Budget
Anon. Crosby’s royal fortune-telling almanac: Or, Ladies universal pocket-book, for the year 1796. London, [1795].
Anon. The English Fortune-Teller. London, 1670–1679.
Anon. To her Brown Beard. [London], 1670–1696.
Anon. In Holborn over against Fetter-lane, at the sign of the last, liveth a physitian. London, 1680.
Anon. A new ballad of an amorous coachman. [London], 1690.
Anon. See, heer, malignants foolerie retorted on them properly The Sound-Head, Round-Head, Rattle-Head well plac’d, where best is merited. [London], 1642.
Anon. A short, compendious, and true description of the round-heads and the long-heads shag-polls briefly declared. London, 1642.
