Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine (Maga) 1861

A monthly periodical (April 1817 – 1980), founded as a Tory rival to the Whiggish Edinburgh Review, published from October 1817 by Blackwood’s publishing house. DVPP indexes poems until the end of 1901.

Poems appearing in this periodical

1861

Total poems: 12
Poem title Poet(s) Date Vol etc. Transcribed? id #
The Origin of Species. A New Song Neaves, Charles 1861-05 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 89, Issue 547, Page 614–616 no 9510
Severed Worsley, Philip Stanhope 1861-06 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 89, Issue 548, Page 711 no 9511
Hades Worsley, Philip Stanhope 1861-06 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 89, Issue 548, Page 711–714 no 9512
I’m Very Fond of Water. A New Temperance Song. [Adapted from the Platt Deutsch] 1861-06 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 89, Issue 548, Page 749–750 no 9513
The Farewell of the Seal 1861-07 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 90, Issue 549, Page 32–33 no 9514
The Memory of Monboddo. An Excellent New Song Neaves, Charles 1861-09 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 90, Issue 551, Page 363–364 no 9515
Phaethon Worsley, Philip Stanhope 1861-09 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 90, Issue 551, Page 372–380 no 9516
What Seems to be Happening Just Now with the Pope 1861-10 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 90, Issue 552, Page 478 no 9519
Sir Cresswell Cresswell 1861-11 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 90, Issue 553, Page 597–598 no 9522
The Cramming System 1861-11 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 90, Issue 553, Page 624–625 no 9526
The Recantation. Hor. Od. i. 16 Horace 1861-11 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 90, Issue 553, Page 640 no 9528
The Search Worsley, Philip Stanhope 1861-11 Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 90, Issue 553, Page 640–641 no 9530