Meanings of periodical publications in English

The British press about this time was extravagantly fruitful of periodical publications.

The journal he edits is one of the most successful periodical publications ever set afloat.

To the last, he contributed to the periodical publications.

How many priming presses and periodical publications have you?

Better to be condemned by all the periodical publications in Great Britain than your own conscience.

Among other means both of mental and moral improvement at the present day, are periodical publications.

It is with the tax as with periodical publications, which really cost more the less frequently they appear.

Advertising in periodical publications.

These lucubrations attracted general attention; they were reprinted in the various periodical publications of the day, and met with great applause.

President Cleveland gave impressive statistics showing the loss to the Government in transporting periodical publications, "including trashy and even harmful literature."

His immediate necessities were supplied by remittances from his brothers, and by such profits as he could derive from writing for periodical publications.

Books were unknown at Tregunter, excepting a few magazines or periodical publications, which at different periods Miss Robinson borrowed from her juvenile neighbours.

To such an extent are these means employed, that some of the periodical publications of the day ought to be regarded merely as advertising machines.

For some time Goldsmith continued to write miscellaneously for reviews and other periodical publications, but without making any decided hit, to use a technical term.

Periodical publications received from the United States are liable to the rates above mentioned, viz.

Periodical Publications are publications issued at regular intervals, but less frequently than once per week.