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Edited by: Benjamin Martin. Title and imprint from wrapper. At head of title: By permission. Addressed to his Royal Highness George, Prince of Wales. With royal coat of arms at head of wrapper. Variant title from index of July 1764. Caption title and date of issue added to first page of text. Imprint lacks dates; years of publication from dates of issues. Printer's name repeated as colophon following index. Price follows imprint on wrapper. Divided into topical sections, each one signed and paginated separately, in a sequence which continues from month to month for each section. Includes sections on mathematics, philosophy, natural history, biography; the "Miscellaneous correspondence" includes monthly summaries of current events, lists of books published, poetry and music, tables of economic information, births, marriages, and deaths, and shipping news. Description based on: No. XLV. for June, 1758.
London [England]: printed for W. Owen, at Homer's Head, in Fleet-street, and sold by all other booksellers, printers, &c. in Great-Britain and Ireland, v., plates: ill., tables, diagr., music; 8 degrees
