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.
| Poem title | Poet(s) | Date | Vol etc. | Transcribed? | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| “Then come in turn the many cares of day” | de Lamartine, Alphonse | 1876-02 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 119, Issue 724, Page 228–229 | no | 9751 |
| To “Maimey” (M’aymez), a Damsel of Fifteen Who Wishes to Abbreviate Herself into “May” | L. W. M. L. (poet; Blackwood’s) | 1876-03 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 119, Issue 725, Page 313 | no | 9752 |
| Brown’s Peccadillo. An Idyll of the Temple | King, H. | 1876-04 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 119, Issue 726, Page 502–506 | no | 9753 |
| “A baby joy is awake in my heart” | Sturgis, Julian Russell | 1876-05 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 119, Issue 727, Page 638 | no | 9754 |
| “O love, sweet love, must I weep in a lonely room?” | Sturgis, Julian Russell | 1876-05 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 119, Issue 727, Page 638–639 | no | 9755 |
| “She is fair and she is young” | Sturgis, Julian Russell | 1876-05 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 119, Issue 727, Page 639 | no | 9756 |
| Paulo-Post-Mortem. (Ghost Loquitur) | H. K. (poet; Blackwood’s) | 1876-07 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 118, Issue 717, Page 28–31 | no | 9757 |
| The Twelfth of August | Campbell, W. A. | 1876-09 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 120, Issue 731, Page 360 | no | 9747 |
| Primavera | Story, William Wetmore | 1876-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 120, Issue 732, Page 482 | no | 9748 |
| A River Song | Sturgis, Julian Russell | 1876-10 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 120, Issue 732, Page 508 | no | 9749 |
| A Greek Girl | Sturgis, Julian Russell | 1876-11 | Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine Volume 120, Issue 733, Page 600 | no | 9750 |