Fraser’s Magazine:
English magazine first published in February 1830 by Hugh Fraser. William Magginn, formerly involved with Blackwood’s Magazine, was editor.
Early contributors to the magazine included such big names as Thomas Carlyle, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Robert Southey, William Makepeace Thackeray and William Harrison Ainsworth.
The magazine ceased to exist in 1882. The publisher Longmans, who took over the magazine in December 1883, replaced it with Longman’s Magazine, under which title the magazine continued to appear until October 1905.
Fair maid of February, drop of snow, enchanted to a flower. And there within, a dream of April green who without sin conceived wast, but how no man may know.
