Diogenes, hys Lantern. See Lantern (The). Director (The); a weekly literary journal: containing I: Essays on subjects of literature, the fine arts and manners. II: Bibliographiana. Account of rare and curious books, and of the book sales in this country, from the close of the 17th century. III: Royal Institution. Analyses of the lectures delivered weekly. IV: British Gallery. Description of the principal pictures exhibited for sale with the names of the purchasers. v. I-2. London, 1807. 8°.

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v. 9-11 also called n. sér. v. 1-3; v. 14-15 called n. ser. Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science and Art. Edited by J. H. Agnew. v I-63 (1844-64); new ser. 1-62 v. 63, no. 6; v. 64, no. 6. v. 65, no. 4, v. 67-68 (1865-98). Index 1-96. New York, 1844-98. 8°. Na

Current. Continuation of Eclectic Museum. Editor, 1846-81 W. H. Bidwell, later none mentioned.

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Finsk tidskrift för vitterhet, vetenskap, konst och politik. v. 32-35, 381-3, 5-6, v. 42–44 (1892-93, 1895-98). Helsingfors, 1892-98. 8°.

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4. edition. Edited by W. Blunt and W. M. Praed. v. 1-3 (1822-24). 8vo.

V. 1-2 are 2. ed.; v. 3 the 4. ed. and published in 3 parts. Euphorion: Zeitschrift für Litteraturgeschichte hrsg. von A. Sauer. v. 1-5 (1894-98); Ergänzungsheft, 1-3. Leipzig, 1894-98. 8°. Na C

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European Magazine, and London Review: containing the literature, history, politics, arts, manners & amusements of the age. By the Philo

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Current. Monthly. v. 1 is of the 3d ed. v. 6-103 have the title: Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Chronicle. v. 53103 are in 2 parts, each part counted as an independent volume, when the consecutive numbering of the volumes begins in 1877. From 1731-54 edited by E. Cove; from 1754-66 by D. Henry, 1778-92 by J. Nichols and D. Henry, 1792-1826 by J. Nichols. From 1868 edited successively by Gowing, Joseph Hatton and Joseph Knight. The seven volumes preceding V. 249 are incorrectly numbered, instead of being v. 240-246, they should be 242-248.

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The index to the biographical and obituary notices was published by the British Record Society.

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Germania. A monthly review devoted to the study of the German language and literature. v. 9101-7. Boston, 1897-99. 8°.

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Na Giornale de letterati. V. I-102, Pisa, 177196. 12°. Na Giornale de letterati d'Italia... v. I-40 (1710-40); Supplementi v. 1-3 (1722-26). Venezia, 1710-40. 12°.

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Household Narrative of Current Events. Being a monthly supplement to Household Words, conducted by Charles Dickens. 1850-1855. 6 v. London, 1850-55.