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[[insert of pre-typed page]] --2-- February 1820 On the writings of Charles Brochden Brown, and Washington Irving. "He (Washington Irving) is the sole author of the Sketch Book --- a periodical work no[[strikethrough]] t [[/strikethrough]] ^[[w]] in the course of publication at New York." A eulogy on the late king George III New Publications Dialogs in Entomology in which the forms and habits of Insects are familiarly explained. 25 Engravings ---- 12s Other volumes of Blackwood's Vol 52 1842-1843 October to March Vol 72 to 98 complete July 1852 to December 1865 Vol 51 1842 Vol 64 July to December 1848 Published by William Blackwood and Sons [[underlined]] Cornhill Magazine [[/underlined]] Vol I January to June 1860 to Vol XII (12) July to December 1865 Contains actual articles and poems. [[underlined]] Annual Biography [[/underlined]] and Obituary Vol I 1815-1816 Memoirs of celebrated men who died in 1815-1816 [[underlined]] to [[/underlined]] Vol XXI (21) 1835-1836 Different binding and make up in 1842 [[underlined]] Fraser's Magazine [[/underlined]] for town and country Vol LIX 1859 January to June to Vol LXII 1860 July to December [[underlined]] Quarterly Review [[/underlined]] 1845 only volume Published b John Murray [[end page]] [[start page]] [[insert of pre-typed page]] --3-- [[underlined]] British Quarterly Review [[/underlined]] Vol XVI August-November 1852 to Vol XLII July to October 1865 Discussion of arts and letters Review of Poems by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Poems 5th Edition 1862 Aurora Leigh 1859 Last Poems 2nd edition 1862 [[underlined]] Grenada Newspapers [[/underlined]] The St. George's Chronicle and Grenada Gazette 1815 No. 764 Wednesday January 4 1815 ^[[started in 1784]] Editorial on the Burning of Washington Letter dated November 23, 1814 predicts the dissolution of the Union as a result of the War of 1812 Port of Spain January 18, 1815 "Yesterday the sloop Esperance arrived here from Martinique. She left at St. Pierre an American privateer put there to refit, and another Republican privateer cruising off that port. This is a business which cannot fail to attract the early attention of our gallant Admiral on this station; who, we have no doubt, will dispose of this nuisance in its infancy." 1820; 1821; 1822; 1825 Pub. Wednesday and Saturday Grenada Free Press and [[circled]] Public [[/circled]] Gazette ^[[Weekley]] [[line from "Weekley" to "Public"]] Vol I NO1 September 7 1826 Grenada Free Press and ^[[Public]] Gazette in 1828 Vol II 1828 Vol III 1829 Vol V 1831 Vol VI 1832 This has part of Tom Cringle's Log Follow 1833; 1834; 1835; 1836; 1837; 1839; 1840; 1841; 1842 (last issued) St. George's Chronicle and Grenada Gazette Issued Saturdays 1843; 1845; 1846; 1847 1853 January 7, begins to be issued on Fridays 1856 Issued Saturday 1856; 1857; 1858; 1859; 1860; 1862; 1863; 1864 1865; 1867; 1868; 1869; 1870; 1871; 1872; 1873 1874; 1875; 1877; 1878; 1879; 1880; 1881; 1882 break '89; '90; '91; '93; '94; '95; '96; '97
