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<SeriesTitle>Lakes Guides</SeriesTitle>
<Title>Gentleman's Magazine, review of volumes</Title>
<AuthorDate>
<PersonName>Norgate, Martin</PersonName>
<Initials>MN</Initials>
<Date>2.8.2012</Date>
</AuthorDate>
<VersionDate>
<Type>last edit</Type>
<Date>25.5.2015</Date>
</VersionDate>
<Abstract>Notes about the arrangements of volumes of the Gentleman's Magazine, published 
London, 1731 to 1922.</Abstract>
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<Content>
<Date>
<DateBegin>1731</DateBegin><DateEnd>1922</DateEnd>
</Date>
<Period>
  <Keyword>18th century, early</Keyword> <Keyword>18th century, late</Keyword> 
<Keyword>19th century, early</Keyword> <Keyword>19th century, late</Keyword> 
<Keyword>1900s</Keyword>  <Keyword>1910s</Keyword>  <Keyword>1920s</Keyword>
</Period>
<ObjectName>
  <Keyword>magazine</Keyword>  <Keyword>Gentleman's Magazine</Keyword>
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  <Keyword>title page</Keyword> <Keyword>index</Keyword> <Keyword>contents</Keyword> 
<Keyword>volumes</Keyword>
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<Type>header</Type>
<Heading elementtype="main">Volumes of the Gentleman's Magazine, 1731 to 1907</Heading>
<Paragraph rend="text">Do not be misled by the apparent confidence of these notes, they 
are superficial. I am not a bibliographer, and am not providing a properly detailed 
analysis of how this long run of magazines was organized by its various publishers. My 
main interest is to find out how volumes were numbered and paginated, and to see what 
indexing was provided at different periods, in order to be able to provide reliable 
references to articles within. The answer to that problem is that you cannot, unless you 
read through the magazines, every issue, page by page.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">Publication effectively ended in 1907, but a four page leaflet was 
produced up to 1922, keeping the title of the magazine in print.
</Paragraph>
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<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Review of Title Pages</Heading>
<Paragraph rend="text"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>title page</Keyword>
</Marginal>
A simple review of title pages provides a handy way of looking at the arrangements of the 
series. The examples are chosen when there is a change of imprint or some other feature of
the magazine.
</Paragraph>
</Division></ScriptSection>

<Includes>
<Heading>1731 to 1735</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G731Tit.txt<Caption>1731 volume 1, the first magazine: The Gentleman's 
Magazine, or Trader's Monthly Intelligencer; monthly contents list, index of names; by 
Sylvanus Urban - Edward Cave; with F Jefferies.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, monthly title page with brief contents, contents, 
and index of names.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G732Tit.txt<Caption>1732 volume 2: now The Gentleman's Magazine, or 
Monthly Intelligencer; by Sylvanus Urban - Edward Cave; with F Jefferies and Mr 
Henry.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and monthly title page with brief 
contents.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G735Tit.txt<Caption>1735 volume 5: better indexing, on names, essays, 
poetry, and books.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page and the index headers for the four 
indexes.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1736 to 1753</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G736Tit.txt<Caption>1736 volume 6: renamed The Gentleman's Magazine, and 
Historical Chronicle; by Sylvanus Urban - Edward Cave.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page and frontispiece.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G740Tit.txt<Caption>1740 volume 10.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G742Tit.txt<Caption>1742 volume 12: by Sylvanus Urban; Edward Cave 
jnr?</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G748Tit.txt<Caption>1748 volume 18: by Sylvanus Urban; Edward Cave, jnr or
snr?</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, directions for the binder, and list of 
plates.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1754 to 1780</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G754Tit.txt<Caption>1754 volume 24: by Sylvanus Urban; R Cave, Edward Cave
died 1754; with D Henry.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page. Brief obituary of Edward Cave.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G761Tit.txt<Caption>1761 volume 31: by Sylvanus Urban; with D 
Henry.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G763Tit.txt<Caption>1763 volume 33: by Sylvanus Urban; R Cave; with D 
Henry.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page and the header of an index to 
occurrences.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G767Tit.txt<Caption>1767 volume 37: by Sylvanus Urban; with D Henry and F 
Newbery.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page. This volume has separate indexes for births, 
marriages, deaths, promotions and bankrupts (not illustrated).</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G778Tit.txt<Caption>1778 volume 48.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, a poem to Sylvanus Urbane, and a 
preface.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1781 to 1783</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G781Tit.txt<Caption>1781 volume 51: by Sylvanus Urban; with D Henry, E 
Newbery, and J Nichols.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1784 to 1791</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G784Tit.txt<Caption>1784 volume 54, now in 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; 
with D Henry, E Newbery, and J Nichols.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of 2 part volume title pages, month title page and contents, preface, 
and list of plates.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G785Tit.txt<Caption>1785 volume 55 2 parts.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G786Tit.txt<Caption>1786 volume 56 2 parts.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G790Tit.txt<Caption>1790 volume 60 2 parts.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1792 to 1799</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G792Tit.txt<Caption>1792 volume 62 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with E 
Newbery, and J Nichols.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G795Tit.txt<Caption>1795 volume 65 2 parts.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G797Tit.txt<Caption>1797 volume 67 2 parts.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G799Tit.txt<Caption>1799 volume 69 2 parts.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1800</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G800Tit.txt<Caption>1800 volume 70 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with E 
Newbery, and Nichols and Son.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
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<Includes>
<Heading>1801 to 1809</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G801Tit.txt<Caption>1801 volume 71 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with John 
Nichols and Son and J Harris.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G808Tit.txt<Caption>1808 volume 78 2 parts; declared as a new series, but 
no change in volume numbering.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and month title page with contents.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G810Tit.txt<Caption>1810 volume 80 2 parts; pagination for each part 
separately.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and 2 month title pages with contents and 
different illustrations of St John's Gate.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1810 to 1818</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G812Tit.txt<Caption>1812 volume 82 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with 
Nichols, Son, and Bentley, and J Harris.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and a month title page with contents.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G814Tit.txt<Caption>1814 volume 84 2 parts; with Perthes and Besser, 
Hamburgh.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and headers to volume indexes to essay, books, 
music, poetry, and names, and an example of errata, plus a colophon. Also variant indexes 
for 1815.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1819 to 1833</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G819Tit.txt<Caption>1819 volume 89 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with John 
Nichols and Son, and J Harris; with Perthes and Besser, Hamburgh.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G820Tit.txt<Caption>1820 volume 90</Caption>
<Caption>Advertisement of a General Index to the Gentleman's Magazine, 1731-1818; and 
statement of aims.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G821Tit.txt<Caption>1821 volume 91</Caption>
<Caption>Example of a cancel.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G822Tit.txt<Caption>1822 volume 92 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with John 
Nichols and Son, and John Harris; with Perthes and Besser, Hamburgh.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, month title page, and list or index of 
plates.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G824Tit.txt<Caption>1824 volume 94 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with John 
Nichols and Son, and John Harris; with Perthes and Besser, Hamburgh.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and index headers</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G827Tit.txt<Caption>1827 volume 97 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with J B 
Nichols, and John Harris; with Perthes and Besser, Hamburgh.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, month title page; advertisement for the General 
Index to the Gentleman's Magazine; and statement of aims.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G828Tit.txt<Caption>1828 volume 98 2 parts; by Sylvanus Urban; with J B 
Nichols and Son, and John Harris; with Perthes and Besser, Hamburgh.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, index to fine arts, publisher's 
advertsiements.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G830Tit.txt<Caption>1830 volume 100; 2 parts; 2nd part; by Sylvanus Urban;
with J B Nichols and Son, and William Pickering.</Caption>
<Caption>A preface, statement of aims, etc; notes on confused volume numbering.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G833Tit.txt<Caption>1830 volume 103; 2 parts; 2nd part; by Sylvanus Urban;
with J B Nichols and Son, and William Pickering.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, month title page, and preface.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1834 to 1843</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G834Tit.txt<Caption>1834 volumes 1 and 2; renamed The Gentleman's Magazine
by Sylvanus Urban; William Pickering and John Bowyer Nichols and Son.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, month title page, and preface with statement of 
aims.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1844 to 1848</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G844Tit.txt<Caption>1844 volumes 21 and 22; by Sylvanus Urban; with John 
Bowyer Nichols and Son.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and month title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity><Caption>1847 and 1848 not seen</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1849 to 1856</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G849Tit.txt<Caption>1849 volumes 31 and 32; by Sylvanus Urban; from vol.32
with J B Nichols, J G Nichols, William Pickering, J Parker, J and J J Deighton, Wiley and 
Punam.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of month title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G850Tit.txt<Caption>1850 volumes 33 and 33; by Sylvanus Urban; with John 
Bowyer Nichols.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and the end of a preface.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G853Tit.txt<Caption>1853, volumes 39 and 40.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, month title page with contents, preface, and 
advertisement for the Gentleman's Magazine Index.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1857 to 1865</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G857Tit.txt<Caption>1857 volumes 1,2 and 3; by Sylvanus Urban; with John 
Henry and James Parker.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title pages, month title page, and index headers; problems in 
volume numbering.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G860Tit.txt<Caption>1860 volumes 8 and 9.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, month title page with contents; note about 
placement of month title pages in binding, and pagination.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G862Tit.txt<Caption>1862 volumes 12 and 13; new title page.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page, note about missing month title pages.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G864Tit.txt<Caption>1864 volumes 16 and 17.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, note about confusion of part and volume 
numbering.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1866 to 1870</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G866Tit.txt<Caption>1866 volumes 1,2 and 3; by Sylvanus Urban; with 
Bradbury, Evans, and Co.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title pages, month title page, and preface with statement of 
aims.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G868Tit.txt<Caption>1868 volumes 5 and 1; new editor and policy, change of
title; by Sylvanus Urban; with Bradbury, Evans, and Co.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title pages, month title page, and preface with statement of 
aims; note on muddled months.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1871 to 1876</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G871Tit.txt<Caption>1871 volumes 6 and 7; two changes of imprint; by 
Sylvanus Urban; with W H Allen and Co, then with Grant and Co.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title pages, and month title page</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G872Tit.txt<Caption>1872 volumes 8 and 9; Sylvanus Urban; with Grant and 
Co.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, volume index masquerading as contents, and month 
title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G875Tit.txt<Caption>1875-77 supplements.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of the header page of three Christmas extras, the last called The 
Gentleman's Annual.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G876Tit.txt<Caption>1876, volumes 16 and 17.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of volume title page, and volume index given as contents.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1877 to ?</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G877Tit.txt<Caption>1877, volumes 240 and 241; Sylvanus Urban with Chatto 
and Windus; reversion to old volume numbering.</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page; note about volume numbering; note aboout 
indexing.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
<ScriptIdentity>G884Tit.txt<Caption>1884, volumes 256 and 257.</Caption>
<Caption>Examples of title page, index given as contents, and month title page.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1892-99</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity><Caption>1892 to 1899 part 1 not seen; 1899 part 2 incomplete.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1903-06</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity><Caption>1903 to 1906 not seen.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<ScriptIdentity>Example of volume title page, 2 month title pages, and an 
index.</ScriptIdentity>
<Heading>1907: The End.</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity>G907Tit.txt<Caption>1907, vols. 302 and part of 303; Sylvanus Urban with 
?</Caption>
<Caption>Example of volume title page, 2 month title pages, and an index.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>

<Includes>
<Heading>1907-22</Heading>
<ScriptIdentity><Caption>1907 part 2 to 1922 not seen.</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>


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<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Magazine Description</Heading>
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<RelatedScript>
  <Relationship>introduction and 
lists</Relationship><ScriptIdentity>GMTXT.txt</ScriptIdentity>
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<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Transcription</Heading>
</Division></ScriptSection>

<RecordType>history file</RecordType>

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<Title>Gents Mag 1731 title page</Title>
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<Content>
<Person>
<Role>editor</Role>
<PersonName>Urban, Sylvanus</PersonName>
</Person>
<Person>
<Role>publisher</Role>
<PersonName>Cave, Edward</PersonName>
</Person>
<Person>
<Role>publisher</Role>
<PersonName>Jefferies, F</PersonName>
</Person>
<Date>1731</Date>
<Period>
  <Keyword>18th century, early</Keyword>  <Keyword>1730s</Keyword>
</Period>
<ObjectName>
  <Keyword>magazine</Keyword> <Keyword>Gentleman's Magazine</Keyword> <Keyword>Trader's 
Monthly Intelligencer</Keyword>  <Keyword>Monthly Intelligencer</Keyword>
</ObjectName>
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<KeywordList>
  <Keyword>index, names</Keyword> <Keyword>contents</Keyword> <Keyword>imprint</Keyword> 
<Keyword>title page</Keyword> <Keyword>motto</Keyword> <Keyword>e pluribus unum</Keyword> 
<Keyword>device, hand of flowers</Keyword> <Keyword>statement of aims</Keyword> 
<Keyword>volume numbering</Keyword> <Keyword>pagination</Keyword> <Keyword>St John's 
Gate</Keyword>
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<Heading elementtype="main"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>1731</Keyword>  <Keyword>volume 1</Keyword>
</Marginal>
Gentleman's Magazine vol.1, 1731</Heading>
<Aspect>
  <Type>book feature (partial)  </Type>
  <Keyword>title page  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>text<Note>pp.1-684, plus front and end matter</Note>  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>contents<Note>brief on title page, more fully on reverse</Note>  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>index, names  </Keyword>
</Aspect>
</Division></ScriptSection>


<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Title page</Heading>
<Paragraph rend="text">The first issue of the Gentleman's Magazine is January 1731. The 
year's magazines were bound together, with a title page for the volume, the example 
studied has two volume title pages.
</Paragraph>
<References>
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  <Keyword>title</Keyword>
</Marginal>
THE / <i>Gentleman's Magazine</i>: / OR, TRADER'S / Monthly Intelligencer. / VOLUME the 
FIRST, for the YEAR 1731. / CONTAINING / [contents] / Together with / [A]n ALPHABETICAL 
INDEX of the NAMES / mentioned throughout the WHOLE, for the easier finding / any 
<i>Occurrence, Death, Marriage, Birth, Promotion, Accident, Adventure, / Date</i>, or 
other Circumstance relating to them. / <i>Collected chiefly from the</i> Public Papers, 
<i>by</i> SYLVANUS URBAN. / [E] PLURIBUS [device, hand of flowers] UNUM.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="quote"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>imprint</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<i>LONDON</i>: / Printed, and Sold at <i>St John's Gate</i>, by <i>F. Jefferies</i> in 
<i>Ludgate-</i> / <i>street</i>, and most Booksellers in Town and Country. / MDCCXXXII.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The volume contents can be read as a statement of aims for the 
contents of the new magazine.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">the Trader's part of the title is dropped almost immediately.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The volume title page above for 1731 was set in 1732. The second, 
as found in the binding seen, title page:-
</Paragraph>
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<Paragraph rend="quote"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>title</Keyword>
</Marginal>
THE / <i>Gentleman's Magazine:</i> / OR Monthly Intelligencer. / For the YEAR 1731. / 
CONTAINING / [contents] / <i>With proper</i> INDEXES. / By SYLVANUS URBANE, Gent. / VOL. 
I. / <i>Prodesse &amp; delectare.</i> [device] <i>E Pluribus Unum.</i>
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="quote"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>imprint</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<i>LONDON:</i> / Printed, and sold at <i>St John's Gate</i>, by <i>F. Jefferies</i> in 
<i>Ludgate-</i> / <i>street</i>, and most Booksellers.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>editor</Keyword>
</Marginal>
The proprietor and editor is:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="quote">Sylvanus Urban
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">a pseudonym for Edward Cave, printer and publisher.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>motto</Keyword>  <Keyword>printer's device</Keyword>
</Marginal>
This version of the title page has the twin mottoes and printer's device which were used 
by the magazine for many years after. The motto:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="quote">E PLURIBUS UNUM
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">'One out of many' became more familiar from 1782 as the motto in 
the arms of the United States.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>volume numbering</Keyword>  <Keyword>pagination</Keyword>
</Marginal>
Volume numbering and pagination are straightforward: one year one volume, pages from 1 
onwards. The front matter of title page and prefaces, which come at the end of the year, 
are not counted, nor are the end matter of indexes and list of plates. From clues in other
issues it might be (unsafely) assumed that the title page is p.i and so on, in a usual 
manner. (1733 has 2 sheets, 4 pages, of front matter, and the fourth is numbered '(iv)'.)
</Paragraph>
</Division></ScriptSection>


<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Introduction</Heading>
<Paragraph rend="text"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>introduction</Keyword>
</Marginal>
The reverse of the volume title page has an introduction to the new magazine:-
</Paragraph>
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<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Month title page</Heading>
<Paragraph rend="text"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>month title page</Keyword>
</Marginal>
The monthly title page, first issue January 1731
</Paragraph>
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<Paragraph rend="quote"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>title</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<i>The Gentleman's Magazine:</i> ... / St JOHN'S GATE. / [illustration, St John's Gate] / 
Or, MONTHLY INTELLIGENCER. / For JANUARY, 1731. / CONTAINING, / ... / By <i>SYLVANUS 
URBAN</i>, Gent. / The FIFTH EDITION.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">How is this the 5th edition?
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="quote"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>imprint</Keyword>
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LONDON: Printed for the AUTHOR, and sold at St <i>John's Gate:</i> By F. <i>Jefferies</i>,
in <i>Ludgate-street</i>; all other Booksellers; and by Persons who serve Gentlemen with 
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examples of the pattern that continued for many decades.
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volume.
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publisher's evolving thoughts on the plan of the magazine, and also demonstrates how the 
binder can get it all wrong when assembling the 12 parts and front and end matter into a 
single volume. The pages listed below are in the order found in the example of this volume
at the Armitt Library; other examples will not have the same mistakes by the binder, or by
a later re-binder. Some pages might have been lost, for instance, why are there no 
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<Paragraph rend="text">Notice that p.569 is actually headed '56', just a typesetter's 
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<Paragraph rend="text">Month title page not numbered; contents on reverse.
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<Paragraph rend="text">Month title page not numbered; contents on reverse.
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<Paragraph rend="text">Month title page not numbered; contents on reverse.
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<Paragraph rend="text">Month title page not numbered; contents on reverse.
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some return to our Friends, however unequal, for the Favours which we have received; for 
not to be able to find what we know to be in our possession, is a more vexatious 
circumstance than the mere want of what we have neglected to procure. This index will not 
only assist the Forgetful, but direct the Inquisitive. It will enable those who read for 
higher purposes then mere Amusement, to class the many subjects which our extenive Plan 
has included, and to bring together much useful Knowledge, in ...
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  <Keyword>text<Note>2 parts; pp.1-674, pp.1-576, plus front matter</Note>  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>contents<Note>monthly</Note>  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>index, essays  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>index, names  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>index, poetry  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>index, books  </Keyword>
  <Keyword>list of plates<Note>in page order</Note>  </Keyword>
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<Heading>Volume numbering</Heading>
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</Marginal>
The volume numbering of the magazines in Carlisle Library is confused from 1830 to 1833. 
This may be the fault of the binder who originally bound and cased these particular 
volumes. The confusion is in the spine number of the volumes; unfortunately those from 
1831 to 1833 part 1 have no volume title page from which to check the publisher's numbers.
The volumes stand on the shelf as tabulated below, with suggested 'correct' volume 
numbers:-
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page</Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell></Cell><Cell></Cell><Cell></Cell><Cell></Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1830</Cell><Cell>1</Cell><Cell>100</Cell><Cell>100<Note>ns 
23</Note></Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1830</Cell><Cell>2</Cell><Cell>100</Cell><Cell>100<Note>ns 
23</Note></Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1831</Cell><Cell>1</Cell><Cell>101</Cell><Cell>[101]</Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1831</Cell><Cell>2</Cell><Cell>102</Cell><Cell>[101]</Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1832</Cell><Cell>1</Cell><Cell>103</Cell><Cell>[102]</Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1832</Cell><Cell>2</Cell><Cell>104</Cell><Cell>[102]</Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1833</Cell><Cell>1</Cell><Cell>103</Cell><Cell>[103]</Cell><Cell></Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1833</Cell><Cell>2</Cell><Cell>103</Cell><Cell>103</Cell><Cell>'end of 
series'</Cell></Row>
<Row><Cell>1834</Cell><Cell>1</Cell><Cell>1</Cell><Cell>1</Cell><Cell>'new 
series'</Cell></Row>
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<Paragraph rend="text">The confused numbering, or labelling, of the volumes is a snare for
researchers picking up one volume in isolation: BEWARE.
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<Heading>Preface</Heading>
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THE / GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, / AND / HISTORICAL CHRONICLE. / FROM JULY TO DECEMBER, 1833. /
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LANE. / 1833.
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Notice the phoenix and motto.
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<Paragraph rend="quote">COELUM NON ENIMUM / MUTAVIMUS.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">There is a different cut of the phoenix in a later volume, 1852 
part 2, vol.38:-
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  <Keyword>index, names  </Keyword>
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  <Keyword>list of plates<Note>in page order</Note>  </Keyword>
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<Heading>Title page</Heading>
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THE / GENTLEMAN'S / MAGAZINE, / BY SYLVANUS URBAN, GENT. / VOLUME I. / NEW SERIES. / 
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LONDON: / WILLIAM PICKERING; / JOHN BOWYER NICHOLS AND SON. / 1834.
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<Heading>Month title page</Heading>
<Paragraph rend="text">which has become rather unexciting; having just the shorter title 
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The separate indexes for books reviewed and for books announced stops in 1835; returns in 
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THE / GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, / BY SYLVANUS URBAN, GENT. / VOLUME XXII. / MDCCCXLIV. / JUNE 
TO DECEMBER INCLUSIVE. / [illustration, St John's Gate]
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LONDON: / JOHN BOWYER NICHOLS AND SON. / 1844.
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<Paragraph rend="text">... although the 6 months starts July.
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of the subscriber who collected the magazine, or the binder.
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VOL. XXXII. No.I. NEW SERIES. <i>Price 2s. 6d.</i> / THE / GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. / JULY, 
1849. / [illustration, St John's Gate] / ST. JOHN'S GATE, CLERKENWELL, THE RESIDENCE OF 
CAVE, / THE FOUNDER OF THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE, 1731.
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LONDON: / J. B. NICHOLS AND J. G. NICHOLS, / 25, PARLIAMENT STREET, WESTMINSTER; / WILLIAM
PICKERING, 177, PICCADILLY; / J. PARKER, OXFORD; / J. AND J. J. DEIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE; / AND
WILEY AND PUTNAM, NEW YORK.
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<Paragraph rend="text">The exhortation 'post paid' is still given, though postal services 
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<Heading>Title page</Heading>
<Paragraph rend="text">Change of imprint.
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<References>
<Marginal>
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THE / GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. / BY SYLVANUS URBANE, GENT. / VOLUME XXXIII. / NEW SERIES / 
MDCCCL. / JANUARY TO JUNE INCLUSIVE. / [illustration, St John's Gate]
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  <Keyword>imprint</Keyword>
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LONDON: / JOHN BOWYER NICHOLS AND SON. / 1850.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The index to poetry has gone, and does not reappear. But, contents,
other indexes and list of plates are included.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">Occasional volumes lack the list of plates, or one or other index, 
or volume title page. These might be oddities of the particular set of volumes seen at 
Carlisle Library.
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<Heading>Preface</Heading>
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inclusive. With a Prefatory Introduction, descriptive of the Rise and Progress of the 
Magazine; Anecdotes of the original Projector and his early Associates, and a Portrait of 
E. Cave. By J. NICHOLS, F.S.A. Price 3<i>l.</i> 3<i>s.</i>
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the Plates and Woodcuts from 1731 to 1818. By C. ST. BARBE, jun. Esq. F.S.A. With a 
Portrait of the Rev. Samuel Ayscough. Price 10<i>s.</i> 6<i>d.</i>
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whole set of this most ancient and best supported Magazine. They will remove those 
impediments that would have otherwise existed in discovering any particular information 
amongst so extensive a collection of volumes.
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have been the month title page and reverse, are missing. And the corresponding page 
numbers for each month are also missing. Have they been taken off by the binder? perhaps 
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the Carlisle Library a set of three year's supplements are bound together, the spine 
labelled '1875' with no volume number, containing examples of the sort of fiction that had
become a main part of the magazine:-
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STREAKED / WITH / GOLD / BEING THE EXTRA CHRISTMAS NUMBER FOR 1875 OF THE / GENTLEMAN'S 
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RARE GOOD LUCK / A FORTUNE IN SEVEN STROKES. / Being the Extra Christmas Number for 1876 
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THE / GENTLEMAN'S ANNUAL. / CHRISTMAS 1877. / OLD FATHER TIME: / A TRUE STORY FOUNDED UPON
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THE / GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE. / JULY TO DECEMBER, 1876. / One hundred and forty-sixth Year 
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LONDON: / GRANT &amp; CO., 72 TO 78, TURNMILL STREET, E.C. / 1876.
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numbering: 1857 part 1 was numbered volume 1 but also volume 2, by mistake; 1857 part 2 
was volume 3, continuing the error to 1865 volumes 18 and 19. From 1866 volumes are 
numbered in a new series beginning volume 1. The 1857 volume 1,2 is claimed to be the 
202nd since commencement, though it is really the 200th; the error in count continued for 
succeeding volumes. 1857 to 1876 inclusive is 20 years of two volumes per year: total 40 
volumes. This first volume of 1877, numbered volume 240, is truly the 240th since the 
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volume 246; then 1880 part 2, which is the 247th since commencement, is numbered volume 
249 with a note on the reverse of the title page:-
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<Paragraph rend="quote">(The seven volumes preceeding the present are incorrectly 
numbered: The present volume is correctly described as the Two hundred and Forty-ninth 
from the commencement of the Magazine in 1731.)
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and the title page amended in pencil from 249 to 247.
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<Paragraph rend="text">The corrected, though incorrect, numbering is continued to 1907 
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THE / <i>Gentleman's Magazine</i> / VOLUME CCLVI. / JANUARY TO JUNE 1884 / PRODESSE &amp; 
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LONDON / 1 YORK STREET, COVENT GARDEN, W.C.
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<Paragraph rend="quote">The Gentleman's Magazine
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">Secondary titles are:-
</Paragraph>


<Term>
<Keyword>1731</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="quote">Traders' Monthly Intelligencer
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1732 to 1735</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="quote">Monthly Intelligencer
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1736 to 1833</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="quote">Historical Chronicle
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1853 to 1866</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="quote">Historical Review
</Paragraph>
</Term>
</Term>


<Term>
<Marginal>
  <Keyword>imprint</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<Keyword>imprint</Keyword>
<Marginal><Marginal>
  <Keyword>imprint</Keyword>
</Marginal>
imprint
</Marginal>
<Paragraph rend="text">The imprint on the volume title page is recorded, and presented in 
the tabulation (above); the imprint on the monthly issues is usually shorter but 
occasionally has extra information. The editor is always:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Sylvanus Urban
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">Which was first a pseudonym for Edward Cave. The other people 
mentioned in the imprint are:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Edward Cave: 1731 to 1753.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">F Jefferies: 1731 to 1734.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Henry: 1732 to 1734.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Henry, D or Henry, David: 1754 to 1791.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Newbery, F: 1767 to 1777.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Newbery, E or Newbery, Elizabeth, perhaps the relict of F Newbery:
1778 to 1800.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Nichols, J or Nichols, John: 1781 to 1799.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Nichols and Son or Nichols, J and Son1800 to 1826.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Nichols, J B or Nichols, John Bowyer or Nichols, J B and Son, etc:
1801 to 1856.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Nichols, J G with J B Nichols: 1749.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Bentley, with J B Nichols: 1812 to 1817.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Harris, J or Harris, John: 1801 to 1832.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Perthes and Besser, agents in Germany: 1814 to 1832.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">William Pickering: 1833 to 1843, and 1849.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Parker, J or Parker, James: 1849 and 1857 to 1865.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Deighton, J and J J: 1849.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Wiley and Putnam: 1849.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">John Henry: 1857 to 1865.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Bradbury, Evans and Co: 1866 to 1870.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">W H Allen: 1871.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Grant and Co: 1871 to 1876.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">Chatto and Windus: 1877 to ?
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The date ranges must be taken as approximate. The list suggests 
some interesting research into printer/publisher names.
</Paragraph>
</Term>
</Division></ScriptSection>


<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Volumes and Pagination</Heading>


<Term>
<Marginal>
  <Keyword>volume numbering</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<Keyword>volumes</Keyword>
<Marginal><Marginal>
  <Keyword>volume numbering</Keyword>
</Marginal>
volume numbering
</Marginal>
<Paragraph rend="text">Volume numbering begins simply; one volume per year, for twelve 
monthly issues, perhaps with a supplement at the end of the year. 1731 January to December
is volume 1. After 1830, volume 100, the volume numbering becomes less regular, and 
sometimes chaotic.
</Paragraph>


<Term>
<Heading4>1731 onwards</Heading4>
<Paragraph rend="text">One part, one volume per year.
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1731 to 1783</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">Volumes 1 to 53 (true numbers 1 to 53).
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Heading4>1784 onwards</Heading4>
<Paragraph rend="text">Two parts per year, numbered as one volume.
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1784 to 1833</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">Volumes 54 to 103 (true numbers 54 to 153).
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">A new series declared from 1808 to 1830 had an extra number in 
parallel, numbers 1 to 23
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Heading4>1834 onwards</Heading4>
<Paragraph rend="text">Two parts per year, numbered as separate volumes.
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1834 to 1856</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">Volumes 1 to 46 (true numbers 154 to 199).
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1857 to 1865</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">1st issue numbered both vol.1 and vol.2, then 3 to 19 (true numbers
200 to 217).
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">Incorrectly described as numbers 202 to 219 since commencement.
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1866 to 1868 part 1</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">Volumes 1 to 5 (true numbers 218 to 222).
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1868 part 2 to 1876</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">Volumes 1 to 17 (true numbers 223 to 239).
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1877 to 1880 part 1</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">Volumes 240 to 246 (true numbers 240 to 246)
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Keyword>1880 part 2 to 1907 part 1</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">Volumes 249 to 302 (true number 247 to 300).
</Paragraph>
</Term>
</Term>


<Term>
<Marginal>
  <Keyword>pagination</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<Keyword>pagination</Keyword>
<Marginal><Marginal>
  <Keyword>pagination</Keyword>
</Marginal>
pagination
</Marginal>
<Paragraph rend="text">Early pagination is straightforward, start at 1 on the January 
title page and count to the end of December or the supplement; this continues to 1783. 
Excepting 1732 which has anomolous pagination. Front and end matter, volume title, 
preface, indexes, and so on are not in the sequence. Later issues include the indexes in 
the sequence, but not the front matter.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">From 1784 the magazine is in two parts per year, but the pagination
is continuous through the two parts.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">From 1810, although the year is one volume, the two parts are 
paginated in two sequences from 1 onwards; this makes referencing tricky, beware. From 
1830 the two parts carry separate volume numbers.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">Looking closely, some interesting errors in pagination occur, watch
carefully.
</Paragraph>
</Term>
<Paragraph rend="text"><Marginal>
  <Keyword><b>WARNING</b></Keyword>
</Marginal>
NOTA BENE: Over the long span of publication the number of new series and misnumberings of
volumes make it essential for today's researcher to give references by the <font 
color="red" size="+1">year, part and page number</font>. The declared volume number from 
its title page might be given as well, but is not very useful.
</Paragraph>
</Division></ScriptSection>

<Includes>
<ScriptIdentity>GMTXTV2.txt (MOR2inc)<Caption>volume numbers tabulated</Caption>
</ScriptIdentity>
</Includes>


<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Indexes, Contents, etc</Heading>
<Paragraph rend="text"><Marginal>
  <Keyword>indexing</Keyword>
</Marginal>
Indexing varies from period to period, but for many years there is a common pattern of 
four indexes; index to essays etc, index to books, index to poetry, and index to names. 
The order in which they are presented varies. And each monthly issue had a contents on its
title page.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The title page of the first volume, 1731, declared it was 
published:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">... Together with An ALPHABETICAL INDEX of the NAMES mentioned 
throughout the WHOLE, for the easier finding any Occurrence, Death, Marriage, Birth, 
Promotion, Accident, Adventure, or other Circumstance relating to them. ...
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The volume index headers for 1735 are typical:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO THE DEBATES and PROCEEDINGS in Parliament, the ESSAYS, 
Dissertations, and Historical Passages, foreign and domestick, in VOL. V. for the Year 
1735. / N.B. If the Reader should not find any Article in these Indexes, he may be 
directed to it by perusing the Contents at the beginning of each Month, which the binder 
is therefore by no means to throw away.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX to the POETRY.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX of the Names to the Marriages, Births, Deaths, Promotions, 
and Bankrupts.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX to the Register of BOOKS.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">From 1766, vol.36, and a number of succeeding volumes, the index to
essays etc was split in two; an index to essays etc, and an:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX to the OCCURRENCES, VOL. XXXIII.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">It presumably became increasingly hard to distinguish the 
categories and the separate concept was abandonned. In this experiment and a trial of more
precise name indexing about 1767, it can be seen that the editor/s were actively exploring
how indexing worked.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">In 1767, vol.37, the index for names is broken into separate parts:
for births; marriages; deaths; war office, presumably for promotions etc, as mentioned in 
earlier name index headers; and for bankrupts. The idea of separate name indexes is 
abandonned later.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">From the volume for 1784, vol.53, the year's issues are bound in 
two, and indexing is made separately for each part.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The index headers for 1814 are much as before:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX To the Essays, Dissertations, and Historical Passages, from 
January to June 1814.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">BOOKS REVIEWED IN VOL. LXXIV. PART I.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO POETRY.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO PLATES IN VOL. LXXXIV,. PART I.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO NAMES IN VOL. LXXXIV,. PART I.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The list of plates has become an index. The index to music does not
last long.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">In 1824 the headers show some thought being given to what entries 
should occur where:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO ESSAYS, DISSERTATIONS, AND HISTORICAL PASSAGES. / [3 
stars] All the leading Names of the OBITUARY are distinctly entered in the "Index to the 
Essays."
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO NAMES. / [3 stars] The Names of Persons noticed in the 
"Compendium of County History," are not included in this index.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The volume for 1828 has a new index (which doesn't last):-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO NOTICES OF FINE ARTS.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">From 1857 the indexes are on a new plan. There are three indexes: 
index to essays which now includes the books; index to names; and a new concept, an index 
to topography, listed by place. This pattern continues.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO ESSAYS, DISSERTATIONS, HISTORICAL PASSAGES, AND BOOKS 
REVIEWED. / [3 stars] The Principal Memoirs in the OBITUARY are distinctly entered in this
Iindex.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX TO NAMES. / Including Promotions, Preferments, and Deaths. -
The longer articles of Deaths are entered in the preceeding Index of Essays, &amp;c.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">TOPOGRAPHICAL INDEX.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">In 1868 the magazine changes greatly. The only indexing of the 
entire six issues is a single page labelled contents, this, in alphabetical order is the 
volume index. It includes an entry under:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">CORRESPONDENCE OF SYLVANUS URBAN
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">ie letters to the editor. Each month's letters are listed, but 
month by month, not in alphabetical order. For this first volume of the new series there 
is an index to obituaries; this is not continued in further issues.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The poor indexing, relying on a 'contents' is the pattern for the 
rest of the life of the magazine. The letters to Sylvanus Urban becomes Table Talk which 
sometimes has a list of topics, and for a period there is a section of Science Notes.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">In 1907 the magazine is at the end of its life. and at least it has
a proper index, headed:-
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="inset">INDEX (January to June, 1907)
</Paragraph>


<Term>
<Marginal>
  <Keyword>contents</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<Keyword>contents</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">The early pattern is for each month's title page to have a list of 
contents. In the volumes to 1777 this is expanded on the reverse of the title page. The 
monthly contents survives to the 1860s. From 1868 a list of contents is only given for the
volume. Although called Contents it is in alphabetical order and serves as a volume index.
</Paragraph>
<Marginal><Marginal>
  <Keyword>contents</Keyword>
</Marginal>
contents
</Marginal>
</Term>


<Term>
<Marginal>
  <Keyword>list of plates</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<Keyword>list of plates</Keyword>
<Paragraph rend="text">The list might be at the end of the volume, after the indexes. But 
it might be placed somewhere else; before the indexes, after the volume title page, 
wherever. It feels as if the compositor made the choice of location on the front and end 
matter according to the amount of text to be set.
</Paragraph>
<Marginal><Marginal>
  <Keyword>list of plates</Keyword>
</Marginal>
list of plates
</Marginal>
<Paragraph rend="text">In earlier volumes the list of plates is in the order they appear 
in the volume, instructions to help the binder. In later volumes they might be an 
alphabetical list, an index to the plates.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">The list of plates might be called a list of embellishments.
</Paragraph>
<Paragraph rend="text">Note that: plates may not always bound into their volume in the 
obvious, or planned position.
</Paragraph>
</Term>
</Division></ScriptSection>


<ScriptSection><Division>
<Heading>Miscellaneous</Heading>


<Term>
<Marginal>
  <Keyword>errata</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<Keyword>errata</Keyword>
<Marginal><Marginal>
  <Keyword>errata</Keyword>
</Marginal>
errata
</Marginal>
<Paragraph rend="text">Errata have not been recorded or studied. There are some examples 
in the images made.
</Paragraph>
</Term>


<Term>
<Marginal>
  <Keyword>cancels</Keyword>
</Marginal>
<Keyword>cancels</Keyword>
<Marginal><Marginal>
  <Keyword>cancels</Keyword>
</Marginal>
cancels
</Marginal>
<Paragraph rend="text">Cancels have not been recorded or studied. There is an example in 
the notes.
</Paragraph>
</Term>
</Division></ScriptSection>

<RecordType>part record</RecordType>

</Script>



</Interchange>

