The Monthly Gazette Ctc
đź“– Cyclists' Touring Club (C.T.C.), London, UK
đź“… Monthly
📆 1894-01-01 to 1895-12-01
đź’ł 3s 6d per year annual
đź“š 24 of 168 issues
đź“… Monthly
📆 1894-01-01 to 1895-12-01
đź’ł 3s 6d per year annual
đź“š 24 of 168 issues
The Monthly Gazette CTC is the official organ of the Cyclists’ Touring Club headquartered at 139–140 Fleet Street, London, serving England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland and overseas members. It combines club administration (editorial, Council minutes, subscription renewals, candidates’ lists, meeting and uniform orders) and a nationwide consular network with vacancy notices for counties—Hampshire, East Riding of York, Ayr, Cork, Donegal, Kerry, Londonderry, Westmeath, Cambridge, Surrey, Sussex—alongside practical touring material (road‑book entries, Continental reports such as the Moselle), technical and mechanical articles, a Ladies’ page, show and meets coverage, tailors’ and repairers’ lists, correspondence columns, and occasional bilingual notices for German members.
24 Issues
Vol 8
Vol 9
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 1 ⧉ (1894-01-10)
CTC Gazette: subscription renewal due 31 Jan; election of Chief Consuls 14th; appeals for consular volunteers across counties (Cambridge, Surrey, Sussex, Ireland); British Road Book route amendments; Editor's Album contributions.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 2 ⧉ (1894-02-01)
February 1894 C.T.C. Gazette criticises Wheeling over customs duties/libel, announces AGM in Leeds (16 Mar 1894), features machine reviews ('In Search of an Ideal Tricycle'), hotel tariffs, and club cloth.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 3 ⧉ (1894-03-01)
C.T.C. March 1894: AGM 16 Mar at Queen's Hotel, Leeds; Easter touring advice; Sparkbrook Grand roadster ad (dustproof ball hubs, detachable brake, 34 lb); uniform cloth changed to brown West of England.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 4 ⧉ (1894-04-01)
April 1894 C.T.C. issue: French customs duty exemption extended to Boulogne, Cherbourg, St. Malo; Universal Lights Bill (R.G. Webster) introduced; Road Book/Handbook updates; consular vacancies and club notices.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 5 ⧉ (1894-05-01)
May 1894 C.T.C. Gazette: AGM at Covent Garden (17 May), George Thompson's motion for reduced-price member bicycles; publishes full text of proposed 1894 Lamps on Vehicles Bill (bicycles in Ireland).
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 6 ⧉ (1894-06-01)
June 1894 C.T.C. Gazette: C.T.C. meeting June 16 Edinburgh; editorial urging tourists to return route reports; condemnation of road racing; ads for Rudge bicycle and Mulville detachable foot-brake.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 7 ⧉ (1894-07-01)
Reports of police prosecutions over lack of bells/whistles; Aberdeenshire police allegedly trap riders; Kingston-on-Thames convictions appealed by N.C.U.; C.T.C. and S.C.U. may fund appeals; shouting ruled insufficient.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 8 ⧉ (1894-08-01)
Aug 1894 CTC Gazette: Dee Bridge toll opposition; praise for Elswick Cycle Co.'s multiple championships and Brussels gold; British Road Book Vol. II progress; Universal lights debate; club notices and solicitations.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 9 ⧉ (1894-09-01)
September 1894 CTC Gazette: editorial on fatal Aberdeen cycling collision (Robert J. Peat trial), CTC notices, touring and tyre articles, district committees, meets, and HOMOCEA ointment advertisements.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 10 ⧉ (1894-10-01)
October 1894 CTC Gazette details membership procedures, handbooks (British, Foreign), Part I British Road Book, consular/route guidance, office addresses (139–140 Fleet Street), badges, tickets, and advertising instructions.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 11 ⧉ (1894-11-01)
November 1894 CTC Gazette: reports on N.C.U. championship results and records, editorial on anti-cyclist bye-laws and lighting, adverts for G. & J. tyres, Elswick cycles, puncture-proof bands.
The Monthly Gazette Ctc, Vol 8, No 12 ⧉ (1894-12-01)
CTC Gazette (Dec 1894) urges subscription renewal, recruiting, new hotel-contract system; reports Chief Consuls' handbook duties; ads tout puncture‑proof bands linked to Crawford, Willadsen, Brennan's records.