List of eighteenth-century British periodicals
- List of eighteenth-century British periodicals
This list of Eighteenth-century British periodicals excludes daily newspapers.
*"The Gentleman's Magazine" (1731-1907). Monthly.
*"The London Magazine" (1732-1785)
*"The Scots Magazine" (1739-1826).
*"Universal Magazine" (1747-). Founded by Percival Stockdale.
*"The Monthly Review" (1749-1845). Monthly. Founded by Ralph Griffiths and Robert Dodsley. Oliver Goldsmith was a contributor.
*"The Rambler" (1750-1752). Twice weekly.
*"The Connoisseur" (1754-1756). Weekly.
*"The Critical Review" (1756-1817)
*"The Annual Register" (1758-). Annually.
*"The Bee" (1759-)
*"Exeter Mercury or West Country Advertiser", later "Trewman's Exeter Flying Post" (1863)
*"The Gospel Magazine" (1766-)
*"Theological Repository" (1769-1771, 1784, 1786, 1788)
*"Town and Country Magazine" (1769-)
*"Lady's Magazine" (1770-1837). Monthly.
*"The Building Magazine" (1774-78)
*"Wesleyan Methodist Magazine" (1778-1969). Monthly
*"The Arminian Magazine" (1778-1913)
*"A New Review" (1782-1786). Edited by Paul Henry Maty.
*"Annals of Agriculture" (1784-1815). Started by Arthur Young.
*"The New Town & Country Magazine" (1787-89)
*"The Analytical Review" (1788-1799)
*"The Botanical Magazine", subsequently "Curtis's Botanical Magazine" (1787-)
*"The Observer" (1791-). Weekly.
*"The Sporting Magazine". (1792-). Monthly.
*"British Critic". Quarterly (1793-)
*"Anthologia hibernica" (1793-94). Published in Dublin.
*"The Tribune" (1795-96). Edited by John Thelwall
*"The Aberdeen Magazine, Or, Universal Repository". (1796-98)
*"The Monthly Magazine" (1796-). Founded by Sir Richard Phillips, edited by John Aikin
*"The Watchman" (1796). Founded and edited by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
*"The Anti-Jacobin, or, Weekly Examiner" (1797-98)
*"The Anti-Jacobin Review" (1798-1821)
*"The Philosophical Magazine" (1798-)
*"The Asiatic annual register" (1799-1811)
ee also
* List of nineteenth-century British periodicals
* List of eighteenth century journals
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