Francis, John Collins (1838–1916), publisher
Gender
Signatures Used
Notes
“N. S. S.” are the terminals of the name.
Biographical sources
son of John Francis (1811–1882), publisher of NQ (see ODNB); 1911 Census: “publisher of literary newspapers”
Articles
- St. Martin's-In-The-Fields And The Royal Standard, writing as A. N. Q. — NQ 11.6.125
- The Title of "Esquire", writing as F. C. J. — NQ 5.9.38
- The Last of the "Charleys", writing as F. C. J. — NQ 7.8.268
- St. Alban the Martyr, Holborn, writing as G. — NQ 11.7.186
- The New Hours of Business in the House of Commons, writing as J. C. — NQ 7.5.205
- Historic "Court" : Sheppey Tree Cut Down, writing as J. Z. — NQ 11.9.6
- The Waltham Abbey Mediæval Wall Painting, writing as N. S. S. — NQ 9.1.87
- Persian Journalism, writing as S. C. — NQ 11.7.446
- Roupell and Thackeray, writing as Z. Y. — NQ 11.10.427
- Mediaeval Lynch Laws in Modern Use, writing as N. S. S. — NQ 8.12.465
- Press Prosecutions, writing as N. S. S. — NQ 8.12.467
- Hail, writing as N. S. S. — NQ 8.12.510