The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

The Wesleyan Methodist Association magazine. Vols 1–20,
[1838]–Dec 1857. Continued as United Methodist Free Churches’
magazine, new ser, vols 1–34, Jan 1858–Dec 1891. Continued as
Methodist monthly, new ser, vols 1–16, Jan 1892–Dec 1907. Ed M.
Miller 1872–7, J. S. Withington.
The art-union. A monthly journal of the fine arts. Vol 1–5, Feb
1839–Dec 1843. Continued as Art-union, monthly journal of the
fine arts, and the arts decorative and ornamental, vols 6–9, Jan
1844–Nov(?) 1847. Continued as Art-union monthly journal of the
arts, vol 10, Jan–Nov 1848. Continued as Art-journal, vols 11–74,
Jan 1849–Feb 1912. Prop Samuel Carter Hall 1839–51. Ed Samuel
Carter Hall 1839–80, Marcus Huish.
The sporting review: a monthly chronicle of the turf, the chase and
rural sports in all their varieties. Vols 1–54, Jan 1839–Dec 1870.
From 1845 the vols of this periodical are identical, except for the
title-pages, with New sporting magazine and Sportsman. Ed
‘Craven’ (John William Carleton).
Peter Parley’s magazine. Vols 1–23(?), Jan 1840–Mar 1863.
The colonial magazine and commercial-maritime journal. Vols 1–8,
1840–June 1842. Ed Robert M. Martin.
Bradshaw’s Manchester journal. Began weekly vol 1, May–Oct 1841.
Continued as Bradshaw’s journal: a miscellany of literature,
science and art, vols 2–3, Nov 1841–Oct 1842. Continued as
Bradshaw’s journal: a monthly miscellany of literature etc., vol 4,
Dec 1842–May 1843. Ed George Falkner Dec 1842–May 1843.
The north of England magazine: a monthly journal of politics, literature,
science and art. Vols 1–2, Feb 1842–May 1843. Continued as
North of England magazine, and Bradshaw’s journal of politics,
literature, science and art, vol 3, June–Sep 1843.
Magazine for the young. Vols 1–34, Jan 1842–Dec 1875. Ed John and
Charles Mozley.
Ainsworth’s magazine. Vols 1–26, Feb 1842–Dec 1854. Prop W. H.
Ainsworth Feb 1842–Oct 1843; J. Mortimer Oct 1843–1845; W. H.
Ainsworth 1845–Dec 1854. Ed W. H. Ainsworth Feb 1842–June
1845; F. Mahoney and J. Mortimer July–Nov 1845; W. H.
Ainsworth Dec 1845–Dec 1854. See Wellesley index vol 3 1979.
The illuminated magazine. Vols 1–4, May 1843–Apr 1845. New ser, 1
vol (7 nos), 1845. Prop Ebenezer Landells. Ed Douglas Jerrold
1843–5, W. J. Linton 1845.
Tegg’s magazine of knowledge and amusement. Vol 1, nos 1–12, May
1843–Apr 1844.
The English journal of education. Vols 1–4, Jan 1843–Dec 1846. New
ser, Jan 1847–Feb 1864. Incorporated in Museum. Ed H. Moody
1843–7.
The national temperance chronicle. July 1843–Dec 1850. New ser,
vols 1–4, July 1851–Dec 1856. Organ of National Temperance
Society. Ed Thomas Spencer July 1851–Feb 1853.
Hood’s magazine and comic miscellany. Vols 1–3, Jan 1844–June
1845. Continued as Hood’s magazine, vols 4–10, July 1845–Dec
1848. Continued as Hood’s magazine and literary scientific and
dramatic journal, new ser, vol 1, Jan 1849. Ed Thomas Hood.
Simmonds’s colonial magazine and foreign miscellany. Vols 1–15,
Jan 1844–Dec 1848. Continued as Colonial magazine and East
India review, vols 16–23, Jan 1849–June 1852. Continued as
Colonial and Asiatic review, [new series], vols 1–2, July 1852–June
1853. Ed P. L. Simmonds 1844–8, W. H. G. Kingston 1849–52.
The Wesleyan juvenile offering: a miscellany of missionary information
for young persons. Vols 1–23, Jan 1844–Dec 1866. New
series, vols 1–12, Jan 1867–Dec 1878.
The musical times and singing class circular. June 1844–Dec 1902.
Continued as Musical times, Jan 1903 onwards. Between Feb 1854
and July 1855, fortnightly.
Wade’s London review: a critical journal and magazine. Vols 1–3, 16
nos Oct 1844(?)–Jan 1846. Ed T. Wade.
The British mothers’ magazine. Vols 1–11, Jan 1845–Dec 1855.
Continued as British mothers’ journal, Jan 1856–Dec 1859.
Magazines and Reviews
Continued as British mothers’ journal and domestic magazine,
1860–Dec 1863. Continued as British mothers’ family magazine,
Jan–Dec 1864. Ed Mrs J. Bakewell.
Douglas Jerrold’s shilling magazine. Vols 1–7, Jan 1845–June 1848.
Prop and ed Douglas Jerrold.
Hogg’s weekly instructor. [Vol 1, 1845]–vol 2, Aug 1845–21 Feb 1846.
New series, vols 1–2, 1848–9. Continued as Hogg’s instructor, vols
3–10, 1849–53. New series, vols 1–6, July 1853–June 1856.
Continued as Titan, a monthly magazine. Conjoined series, vols
23–9, 1856–9.
The Oxford and Cambridge review. Vols 1–5, July 1845–Dec 1847.
Sharpe’s London magazine: a journal of entertainment and instruction
for general reading. Began weekly, 1 Nov 1845–vol 5 (no 113),
24 Dec 1847. Monthly, vols 5–8, Jan 1848–Feb 1849. Continued as
Sharpe’s London journal of entertainment and instruction, vols
9–15, Mar 1849–June 1852. Continued as Sharpe’s London magazine
of entertainment and instruction for general reading, new
ser, vols 1–37, July 1852–Dec 1870. From 1858, this is identical,
except for the title-pages, with Ladies’ companion, New monthly
belle assemblée, Ladies’ cabinet and Illustrated London magazine.
Prop Bethel Henry Strousberg. Ed ‘Frank Fairlegh’ (Francis
E. Smedley) 1847–52, Mrs S. C. Hall 1852–3, Bethel Henry
Strousberg 1854, Alfred W. Cole.
The almanack of the month: a review of everything and everybody.
Vols 1–2, Jan–Dec 1846. Ed Gilbert à Beckett.
The labourer: a monthly magazine of politics, literature, poetry etc.
Vols 1–4, 1847–8. Ed Feargus O’Connor and Ernest Jones.
The rambler: a journal of home and foreign literature, politics,
science, music and the fine arts. Began weekly Jan–Aug (?) 1848.
Continued monthly, vols 3–12, Sep 1848–Dec 1853. New series,
vols 1–11, Jan 1854–Feb 1859. New ser, bi-monthly, vols 1–6, May
1859–May 1862. Continued as Home and foreign review. See below,
under quarterlies. Prop John Moore Capes 1848–57; Richard
Simpson, Frederick Capes and John Acton 1858–62. Ed John
Moore Capes 1848–52, James Spencer Northcote 1852–4, John
Moore Capes 1854–Oct 1857, Richard Simpson Nov 1857–Feb
1859, John Henry Newman Mar–July 1859, John Acton Sep
1859–May 1862. See Wellesley index vol 1 1968.
The democratic review. June 1849–Sep 1850. Ed G. J. Harney.
The ladies’ companion at home and abroad. Vols 1–2, 29 Dec
1849–25 Dec 1850 (weekly). Continued monthly as Ladies’ companion
and monthly magazine, Feb 1951–Dec 1852–1870. From
Oct 1852, this is identical, except for the title-pages, with Ladies’
cabinet and New monthly belle assemblée. Ed Mrs Loudon
1850–1.
The household narrative of current events (‘for the year 1850’ etc.):
being a monthly supplement to Household words. Vols 1–6, Jan
1850–Dec 1855. Prop C. Dickens and Bradbury and Evans. Ed C.
Dickens.
The germ: thoughts towards nature in poetry, literature and art.
Nos 1 & 2, Jan & Feb 1850. Continued as Art and poetry: being
thoughts towards nature conducted principally by artists, nos 3
& 4, Mar & May 1850; rptd Portland ME 1898; ed W. M. Rossetti
1901 (facs).
Papers for the schoolmaster. Mar 1851–Dec 1864. New series, vols
1–7, Jan 1864–Dec 1871. Succeeded by Schoolmaster (organ of the
National Union of Teachers) 6 Jan 1872 onwards. Now Teacher.
Ed C. H. Bromby.
The gentleman’s herald of fashion: containing all the newest
French and English costumes with models and patterns. Oct
1851–Sep 1862.
The monthly packet of evening readings for the young members of
the English church. Vols 1–30, Jan 1851–Dec 1865. Continued as
Monthly packet of evening readings for the members of the
English church, new series, vols 1–30, Jan 1866–Dec 1880. 3rd
series, vols 1–20, Jan 1881–Dec 1890. 4th series, vols 1–17, Jan
2941 | 2942