Meanings of periodical press in English

There was no serious periodical press in any country, watching events and collecting facts.

They are common objects of the periodical press.

The association of American literature with the periodical press is, perhaps, the most important trait to be observed.

It was here that Tom Towers lived, and cultivated with eminent success the tenth Muse who now governs the periodical press.

The state of the periodical press, that great organ of political instruction-theunruly tongue of liberty, strikingly confirms the justice of this misanthropic remark.

It may be said that, upon the whole, the periodical press of America is pretty well on a par with that of this country.

Eastman, a gentleman of the army of the United States, and has been received by Congress and the diurnal and periodical press with decided approbation.

Most modern poets have made their début in the periodical press, and those who did not have shown a painful tendency to run to epic.

The periodical Press-which was at once the product and the fomenter of the liberal aspirations-hailedthe raising of the question with boundless enthusiasm.

(Printer, please put in a full stop somewhere here, Nicholas being a little out of the habit of writing for the periodical press.)