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Boston Weekly Magazine and Ladies' Miscellany

Boston Weekly Magazine and Ladies' Miscellany was a weekly magazine published in Boston, Massachusetts in the early 18th century. The title varied somewhat over time.

Publication History

The Boston Weekly Magazine began in 1816. It was renamed Weekly Magazine and Ladies' Miscellany in 1817, and (after one intervening issue titled Semi-Weekly Magazine and Mercantile Advertiser) became Boston Weekly Magazine and Ladies' Miscellany in 1818. A new series began in 1824 under the title Weekly Magazine and Ladies' Miscellany. In 1825, it was absorbed by the Boston Spectator. All content of this serial is in the public domain in the US.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1817-1819, 1824: The Internet Archive has volumes 2 and 3 of the original series, and volume 1 of the 1824 new series from 1824, scanned from microfilm. Several of the titles above are featured in this set.

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