The monthly ledger, or Literary repository: to contain philosophical, historical, biographical, and moral, essays, with anecdotes of literature, carefully selected from periodical publications, and other works of the learned and ingenious, both ancient and modern: together with interesting articles of intelligence, foreign and domestic, and original essays from occasional correspondents.
London [England] : printed for the editor, and sold by Richardson and Urquhart, under the Royal Exchange,
M. DCC. LXXIII.-M.DCC.LXXV. [1773-1775]
Date of each volume from imprint.
Imprints vary; v.2 adds bookseller's name: T. Letchworth; v. 3 reads in part: Published, for the editor, by James Philips, bookseller, successor to Mary Hinde.
Includes numbered essays with section titles: "The Censor", and "The Speculator"; meteorological tables, bills of mortality, stock prices, bankrupts.
"The Monthly ledger had an anonymous editor and reprinted materials from other periodicals". Cf. UMI Guide.
NCBEL,
NCBEL,
Times handlist,
University Microfilms International. Guide to the early British periodicals collection on microfilm,
ESTC
Individual numbers lack designation and imprint (title pages lacking in cumulated volumes?).
Vol. II. has supplement.
Each volume has subject index.
Moral education
Conduct of life
Poetry, English
Also reproduced on microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mich. : University Microfilms International.