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Newspapers and Magazines
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Trevelyan, G. The ladies in Parliament and other pieces. 1888; rev in
Interludes in prose and verse, 1905.
In cap and gown. Ed C. Whibley 1889, 1898 (3rd edn with new
preface).
S[tephen], J. K. Quo musa tendis? 1891.
S[tephen], J. K. Lapsus calami. 1891, 1896 (enlarged).
Pain, B. In a Canadian canoe. 1891, 1898.
Pain, B. Playthings and parodies. 1892, 1896.
Lehmann, R. C. In Cambridge courts. 1891, 1897.
Kellett, E. E. Book of Cambridge verse. 1911.
Nicholson, R. A. The don and the dervish: a book of verse, original
and translated. 1911.
Cambridge University Magazine
Characters of freshmen and other papers, reprinted from the
Cambridge University magazine. 1848.
Cambridge Review
The book of the Cambridge review 1879–97. 1898.
Light Green
Hilton, A. C. Works. Ed R. P. Edgecumbe 1904.
Granta
Rice, F. A. The Granta and its contributors 1889–1914. 1924.
Philip, J., J. Simpson and N. Snowman. The best of Granta
1889–1966. 1967.
London
Hawgood, J. A. University College and its magazine. Univ College
Mag June 1927.
Bellot, H. H. University College London 1826–1926. 1929.
University College London Gazette
Solly, H. S. The Life of Henry Morley. 1898.
Sleuth
‘Sleuth’. King’s College magazine. N & Q 10 Mar 1945.
Oxford
G[odley], A. D. Verses to order. 1892, 1904 (enlarged).
G[odley], A. D. The casual ward: academic and other oddments. 1912.
Seccombe, T. and H. S. Scott. In praise of Oxford: an anthology in
prose and verse. Vol 2, 1912.
Symon, J. D. The earlier Oxford magazines. Oxford & Cambridge
Rev 13 1911.
Oxford Magazine
Echoes from the Oxford magazine: being reprints of seven years.
1890.
More echoes from the Oxford Magazine: being a second series of
reprints of seven years. 1896.
Oxonian 1817
Fair-play: or no 1 of the Oxonian exposed by a member of the
University of Oxford. 1817.
Isis
Pigott, T. M. Two on a tour and other papers from the Isis. 1895.
Edinburgh
Edinburgh University Magazine
The new Amphion: being the book of the Edinburgh University
Union Fancy Fair. 1886.
Student
Famous Edinburgh students. 1914. Mainly rptd from Student.
Aberdeen
Smith, R. H. A village propaganda. 1889.
Donaldson, J. The Aberdeen Universities’ magazine 1849–50.
Aberdeen Univ Rev 1 1913.
Leask, W. K. The story of the University magazine 1836–1914.
Aberdeen Univ Rev 4 1914.
St Andrews
Murray, R. F. The scarlet gown. 1891, 1932 (with memoir by Andrew
Lang).
Dublin
Kottabos
Echoes from Kottabos. Ed R. Y. Tyrell and E. Sullivan 1906.
Eton
Harcourt, L. V. An Eton bibliography. 1902.
Rugby
C., G. A. F. M. Matthew Arnold and the Rugby Magazine 1837. N & Q
28 Mar 1942. Evidence that Arnold did not contribute.
f. annuals and year books
(1) literary annuals
The spirit of the public journals: being an impartial selection of the
most exquisite essays and jeux d’esprit etc. 29 vols 1798 (for 1797)
to 1823 (for 1822). New series, 3 vols 1824 (for 1823) to 1826 (for
1825).
The annual anthology. 2 vols 1799–1800. Bristol. Ed Robert Southey.
The poetical register, and repository of fugitive poetry for 1801,
1802, 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806–7, 1808–9, 1810–11. 8 vols 1802–14.
Flowers of literature for 1801 & 1802: or characteristic sketches of
human nature and modern manners. 1803, 1804, 1805, 1806, 1807.
6 vols 1803–8. Ed F. Prevost and Francis W. Blagdon vols 1–2,
Francis W. Blagdon vols 3–6.
The annual review: and history of literature for 1802, 1803, 1804,
1805, 1806, 1807, 1808. 7 vols 1803–9.
Forget me not: a Christmas and New Year’s present. 25 vols 1823–47.
Prop Rudolph Ackermann. Ed Frederic Shoberl.
Friendship’s offering. 21 vols 1824–44. In 1833 absorbed Winter’s
wreath and continued as Friendship’s offering and winter’s
wreath: a Christmas and New Year’s present, until 1843.
Continued as Friendship’s offering of sentiment and mirth, 1844.
Ed T. K. Hervey 1826, T. K. Hervey and B. E. Pote 1827, Charles
Knight 1828, Thomas Pringle 1829–33, H. Inglis 1834; W. H.
Harrison 1825, Leitch Ritchie 1842–4.
The Graces: or literary souvenir for 1824. 1824.
Blossoms at Christmas and first flowers of the New Year. 2 vols
1825–6.
Homage aux dames. 1825.
The literary souvenir: or cabinet of poetry and romance. 10 vols
1825–34. Continued as Literary souvenir and cabinet of modern
art. New series, 1 vol 1835. Continued as Cabinet of modern art
and literary souvenir, 2nd–3rd series, 1836, 1837. Prop Alaric A.
Watts 1826–37. Ed Alaric A. Watts.
The amulet: or Christian and literary remembrancer. 11 vols
1826–36. Ed Samuel Carter Hall.
The every day book forming a complete history of the year, months
and seasons. 2 vols 1826–7. Each vol issued in weekly pts during
the preceding year. Ed William Hone.
Janus: or the Edinburgh literary almanac. 1826. Ed John Wilson and
J. G. Lockhart.
The ladies’ pocket magazine. 15 vols 1826–39.
The pledge of friendship. 3 vols 1826–8.
A wreath from the Emerald Isle: a New Year’s gift. Dublin 1826. Ed P.
D. Hardy.
The bijou: or annual of literature and the arts. 3 vols 1828–30. Ed W.
Fraser.
The keepsake. 30 vols 1828–57. Ed W. H. Ainsworth 1828, F. M.
Reynolds 1829–35, Caroline Norton 1836, Lady E. Stuart Wortley
1837, F. M. Reynolds 1839, Lady E. Stuart Wortley 1840, Countess
of Blessington 1841–50, Marguerite Power 1851–7.
The table book. 1828. Issued in weekly pts for the preceding year.
Successor to the Every day book. Ed William Hone.
The winter’s wreath: or a collection of original contributions in