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1796 G. M. Woodward Eccentric Excursions vi. 68 A variety of News Venders attend daily in order to dispose of their politics, and chronicles of events, to the surrounding and anxious Citizens.

1811 Examiner 17 Mar. 167/2 The Paper is not sent from the Office, but is served by the Newsvenders.

1834 Gentleman's Mag. 104 101 A public meeting of the Newsvenders of the metropolis.

1873 F. Hudson Journalism U.S. p. xxxiii Many of the news-venders of the present time in New York and other cities are women and girls.

1920 R. H. Davis Lost Road (new ed.) 165 At Regent Street he stopped to buy an evening paper from the aged news-vender at the corner.

1937 A. M. Lee Daily Newspaper in Amer. ix. 258 News-carriers, news-venders, and the ‘quickest conveyances’ for subscribers at a distance..remain the chief concerns of the circulation manager.