25 suggestions for "magazine"
Aunt Judy’s MagazineBritish magazine for young people founded in 1866.
Bentley’s MiscellanyIllustrated monthly magazine published from 1837 until 1868.
Black & White (magazine)Weekly periodical published from 1891 until 1912, when it was merged with
The Sphere.
Chambers’s Edinburgh JournalWeekly 16-page magazine started by William Chambers in 1832.
Gentleman’s JournalPublished between 1692 and 1694, precursor to the modern magazine.
Home ChimesBritish magazine published from 1884 until 1894, precursor to popular fiction magazines.
Judy (satirical magazine)British satirical magazine published from 1867 until 1907.
London MercuryMonthly literary magazine published from 1919 until 1939.
Pearson’s MagazineMonthly publication founded by Cyril Arthur Pearson, published 1896–1939, the first British periodical to include a crossword.
The Burlington MagazineMonthly publication covering the fine and decorative arts of all periods, founded in 1903.
The Butterfly (magazine)Literary magazine published from 1893 until 1900, with a gap from 1894 to 1899.
The Car IllustratedBritish weekly automobile magazine founded in 1902.
The English ReviewLiterary magazine published from 1908 until 1937.
The Gentleman’s MagazineMonthly compendium of the best news, essays and information from the daily and weekly newspapers, published from 1731 until 1914.
The Holborn Monthly MagazineShort-lived women's magazine published from April 1903 until April 1904.
The IdlerIllustrated monthly magazine published in London from 1892 until 1911.
The Ladies MercuryFirst English periodical targeted specifically at women, published in 1693.
The Monthly PacketMonthly magazine aimed at young women between 15 and 25, published from 1851 until 1899.
The National ReviewRight-wing British magazine founded in 1883.
The Penny MagazineIllustrated British magazine aimed at a working-class readership, published from 1832 until 1845.
The Queen (magazine)Weekly illustrated society magazine founded in 1861. Following a series of mergers over the years it survives in the form of the fashion magazine
Harper's Bazaar.
The Servant’s MagazinePublished monthly in England from 1838 until 1869. Priced at one penny, its mission was to provide "improving reading for servant girls".
The Strand MagazineMonthly publication founded by George Newnes, published 1891–1950, credited with introducing the short story to a British audience.
The Yellow BookShort-lived but influential quarterly illustrated magazine published in London from 1894 to 1897.
Women’s Suffrage JournalMagazine founded by Lydia Becker and Jessie Boucherett in 1870, focusing on news of events affecting women's lives.
Evening newspaper launched in London in 1865, which introduced investigative journalism into British journalism, along with other innovations., an evening newspaper launched three years earlier.