The New London magazine; Being an universal and complete monthly repository of knowledge, instruction, and entertainment. Containing more in quantity, and a much greater variety of new, original, and select pieces (in prose and verse) on every curious and entertaining subject, than is to be found in any other monthly publication whatever. ... The whole published under the immediate direction of a society of literary gentlemen of London..
London: : Printed for Alex. Hogg, at the original King's-Arms, no. 16, Pater-noster-Row (by whom the communications of ingenious persons-post paid-will be received, and immediately transmitted to the editors): and sold by all booksellers, stationers, and news-carriers in town and country.,
[1785-1789]
Title from wrapper.
Title page includes list of contents for that issue, with royal arms, masthead, editorial comments and replies to correspondents on verso.
With added caption title at head of first page of text, July 1785-Dec. 1788.
Printed in two columns.
Includes: "The essayist", by "Academicus" (Aug.-Oct. 1786) and "The contemplator" (Mar.-Apr. 1787); incudes book and theater reviews.
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NCBEL,
NCBEL,
Times handlist,
Volume and number added to direction line of first page of text on each issue through 1788; no issues numbered in 1789.
With a yearly supplement.
Cumulative volumes indexed.
Cumulated annually (except for v. 1), with added title page and engraved frontispiece.
English literature
English fiction
English poetry
Great Britain England London.
New London magazine; or, Gentleman's universal and complete monthly repository of Knowledge, instruction, and entertainment (London, England : 1790 : Monthly)
New London magazine (London, England : 1785 : Annual)