Periodical. Tit-Bits: from all the most interesting books, periodicals and contributors in the world. Conducted by Geo. [George] Newnes, London. Vol. XVI, no. 396 May 18, 1889; vol. XVIII, no. 468, October 4, 1890; vol. XIX, no. 475, November 22, 1890. Sold at station bookstalls. Advert on back cover of each issue: "Tit-Bits" system of life insurance. One hundred pounds will be paid by the Ocean, Railway, and General Accident Assurance Company, Limited, Mansion House Buildings, London, to the person whom the proprietor of "Tit-Bits" may decide to be the next-of-kin of anyone who is killed in a railway accident in the United Kingdom, provided a copy of the current issue of "Tit-Bits" is found upon the deceased at the time of the catastrophe. This sum will not be paid in the case of an accident to a railway servant when on duty, or of a suicide".