Launched, like Chambers’s Edinburgh Journal, in response to the debates around the first reform Bill, The Penny Magazine (1832-1845) was aimed at a popular audience and published and edited by Charles Knight on behalf of the Society for the Diffusion of Christian Knowledge. Priced 1d, the unstamped weekly featured wood cuts.
| Poem title | Poet(s) | Date | Vol etc. | Transcribed? | id # |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Forging of the Anchor | Ferguson, Samuel | 1836-01-30 | The Penny Magazine Series 1, Volume 5, Issue 245, Page 39–40 | no | 3148 |
| To the Small Celandine | Wordsworth, William (1770-1850) | 1836-02-20 | The Penny Magazine Series 1, Volume 5, Issue 249, Page 71 | no | 3149 |
| A Kind and Gentle Temper | More, Hannah | 1836-04-16 | The Penny Magazine Series 1, Volume 5, Issue 259, Page 150 | no | 3150 |
| Patriotic Effusion to Britain | Montgomery, James | 1836-05-14 | The Penny Magazine Series 1, Volume 5, Issue 264, Page 192 | no | 3151 |
| Escape From Winter | Percival, James Gates | 1836-10-22 | The Penny Magazine Series 1, Volume 5, Issue 292, Page 416 | no | 3152 |