The following 20 new titles have recently been added to our British Periodicals Collection:

• Archaeologia: or Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity (1770-[1907])
• The Art Journal, formerly The Art Union: A Monthly Journal of the Fine Arts (1839-1912)
• The Atlantis (current coverage includes issues from 1863 and 1870)
• The British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and Ecclesiastical Information, Parochial History, and Documents Respecting the State of the Poor, Progress of Education, etc. (1832-1849)
• Cobbett’s Weekly Register, formerly Cobbett’s Political Register and Cobbett’s Weekly Political Register (1817-1835)
• The Contemporary Review (1866-[1900])
• The Dramatic and Literary Censor, formerly The Dramatic Censor; or, Monthly Epitome of Taste, Fashion, and Manners and The Dramatic Censor; or, Weekly Theatrical Report (1800-1801)
• The Dramatic Magazine (1829-1831)
• The Literary Chronicle, formerly The Literary Chronicle and Weekly Review (1819-1828)
• The London Journal (1720-[1735])
• Musical Opinion and Music Trade Review, British, Foreign and Colonial (1880-[1906])
• The New British Lady’s Magazine, formerly The British Lady’s Magazine and The British Lady’s Magazine, and Monthly Miscellany (1815-1819)
• The New Universal Magazine or, Miscellany of Historical, Philosophical, Political and Polite Literature, formerly The Universal Magazine and The Universal magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure (1747-1815)
• The Observator (1702-1712)
• The Reader: A Review of Literature, Science, and Art (1863-1867)
• The Saturday Review, formerly The Saturday Review of Politics, Literature, Science, and Art (1855-1938)
• The Scots Magazine, or, General Repository of Literature, History, and Politics, formerly The Scots Magazine (1739-1803); see also The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany
• Walker’s Hibernian Magazine, or Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge, formerly The Hibernian magazine, or, Compendium of Entertaining Knowledge (1771-1811)
• The Weekly Comedy, As it is Dayly Acted at Most Coffee-Houses in London (1699)
• The Westminster Review, formerly The Westminster and Foreign Quarterly Review and The London and Westminster Review (1824-1914)