The Young Ladies' Journal was a weekly magazine published in London. It focused primarily on fashion and needlework, with double-page spreads illustrating each in every issue. It also contained fiction - usually a novel serialized from week to week - and short pieces on cooking and household topics. The publisher also issued The Young Ladies' Journal Complete Guide to the Worktable, which provided instructions on a number of types of needlework, knitting and crochet. A few volumes are available on Archive.org.

Cooking & Entertaining

Bill of Fare for an "At Home"

Bill of Fare for a Children's Party for Between 30 and 40 Persons

Bill of Fare for Luncheon for 12 to 16 Persons

Bill of Fare for Stand-Up Supper for 50 Persons

Breakfast for 12 Persons

Garden Party

Light Refreshments for a Ball Supper for 40 to 50 Persons

Luncheon for 12 Persons [in January]

Luncheon for 20 Persons

Soiree for July

Supper for Fancy Dress Ball for 40 Persons

Wedding Breakfast for 30 Persons

Industry & Manufacturing

Cocoa Essence

Royalty

The Imperial Crown of England