He reads "Blackwood," for example, and has enjoyed many a racy, vigorous article in its pages; but it does not satisfy him, and he calls it "Sand Magazine."

Lamb refers here to the attacks of Blackwood's Magazine on the Cockneys, among whom he himself had been included.

Blackwood's Magazine and Scott, 340.

In 1830, led by his connection with Blackwood's Magazine, to which he was the chief contributor, De Quincey removed with his family to Edinburgh, where his erratic genius and his singularly childlike ways produced enough amusing anecdotes to fill a volume.

451, and "Elizabeth and Mary Stuart," x. 190; Blackwood's Magazine, ci.

* IMAGINARY CONVERSATION, BETWEEN MR. WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR AND THE EDITOR OF BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

You append a note, in which, without any authority but common rumour, you exhibit the learned Professor as an important contributor to Blackwood, especially in those graces of delicate wit so attractive to his subcribers.

Now, Mr. Landor, as you have thus adopted and often re-echoed Lord Byron's opinion, that no gentleman could write in Blackwood, and yet wish to enrol yourself among our writers, what is the inference? Landor.

And in regard to the taste of the common public for Blackwood's Cordials, you have said that, to those who are habituated to the gin-shop, the dram is sustenance, and they feel themselves both uncomfortable and empty without the hot excitement.

Blackwood's is really a gin-palace.

An exposure of the impudence and falsehood of Blackwood's Magazine is not likely to injure its character, or diminish the number of its subscribers; and in this sentence you have the secret of my desire to become a contributor to Blackwood.

Is this the treatment I receive fron the Editor of Blackwood's Magazine, in return for my condescension in offering him my assistance?

Notwithstanding all your abuse of Blackwood and his countrymen, I consent to exhibit you to the world as a Contributor to Blackwood's Magazine, and, in the teeth of all your recorded admiration of Wordsworth, I will allow you to prove yourself towards him a more formidable critic than Wakley, and a candidate for immortality with Lauder.

Notwithstanding all your abuse of Blackwood and his countrymen, I consent to exhibit you to the world as a Contributor to Blackwood's Magazine, and, in the teeth of all your recorded admiration of Wordsworth, I will allow you to prove yourself towards him a more formidable critic than Wakley, and a candidate for immortality with Lauder.

It shall be published in Blackwood's Magazine.

R91613, 11Mar52, Paul C. Reinert (E) BLACKWOOD, ALGERNON. Episodes before thirty.

R89054, 10Jan52, Algernon Blackwood (A) BLANCO, MANUELA DALMAU DE SEE Dalmau de Blanco, Manuela. BLASCO IBÁÑEZ, VICENTE.

By Andrew Watterson Blackwood.

Andrew W. Blackwood, Jr., Philip T. Blackwood, William T. Blackwood & James R. Blackwood (C); 12Mar76; R627944. R627945.

Andrew W. Blackwood, Jr., Philip T. Blackwood, William T. Blackwood & James R. Blackwood (C); 12Mar76; R627944. R627945.

Andrew W. Blackwood, Jr., Philip T. Blackwood, William T. Blackwood & James R. Blackwood (C); 12Mar76; R627944. R627945.

Andrew W. Blackwood, Jr., Philip T. Blackwood, William T. Blackwood & James R. Blackwood (C); 12Mar76; R627944. R627945.

By Paul E. Blackwood.

Paul E. Blackwood (A); 22Sep77; R672322. R672323.

In a paper in Blackwood, some years ago, we noticed some of the errors and mistatements.