Volumes lack chronological designations.

Vol. 4 ends: June 1764; no more published?

Volumes 1-3 were edited, by Robert Lloyd, who was also a contributor. After Feb. 1764, the editorship was taken over by the playwright William Kenrick. Other contributors included Charles Dennis. Lloyd died in debtor's prison, Dec. 1764.

Imprints vary; v. 3 was "printed for G[eorge]. Kearsly; T[homas]. Davies; S[amuel]. Crowder; W[illiam]. Flexney; J[ohn]. Ridley; and F[rancis]. Blyth".

Volumes 1-<3> include contents lists, with errata at end.

Pagination and register continuous in each volume.

Volumes 1-3 include Lloyd's own poetry and translations, poetry by others, correspondence, and notes. Volume [4] includes more news, less poetry, book announcements and reviews.

Reproduction of original from Bodleian Library (Oxford).

Electronic reproduction. Farmington Hills, Mich. : Cengage Gale, 2009. Available via the World Wide Web. Access limited by licensing agreements.

Cumulates, with added prefatory material, monthly issues of: The St. James's magazine (v. 1-3) and The St. James's magazine: or, Literary Chronicle (v. 4).

New Cambridge bibliography of English literature, II:1303

Times (London, England). Tercentenary handlist of English & Welsh newspapers, magazines & reviews, p. 43

English short title catalogue, P2240.

Poetry, English > 18th century > Periodicals > Early works to 1800.

Literature, English > 18th century > Periodicals > Early works to 1800.

Books > Reviews > Periodicals > Early works to 1800.