Nature 224, 423 - 427 (01 November 1969); doi:10.1038/224423a0

Science in Grub Street

By the mid-nineteenth century, biologists found there was no journal suited to their needs, but attempts to start one ended in failure.

References

1.	Thornton, John L., and Tully, R. I. J., Scientific Books, Libraries and Collectors, 244, 301 (1962).
2.	Smith, R. A., The Life and Work of Thomas Graham, 11 (London, 1884).
3.	Barwick, G. F., The Magazines of the 19th Century, Trans. Bibliog. Soc., XI, 241 (1911).
4.	Huxley Papers, 3, Hooker to Huxley, Summer, 1856.
5.	Smith, R. A., The Life and Work of Thomas Graham, 16 (London, 1884).
6.	Tyndall Papers, 11, 2868, Huxley to Tyndall, October 22, 1854.
7.	Tyndall Papers, 11, 2888, Huxley to Tyndall, April 20, 1858.
8.	Tyndall Papers, 11, 2889, Tyndall to Darwin (n. d.).
9.	Huxley Papers, 3, 28, Hooker to Huxley, April 21, 1858.
10.	Bevington Merle, M., The Saturday Review, 1855–1868, 277 (New York, 1910).
11.	Huxley Papers, 3, 119, Huxley to Hooker, July 18, 1860.
12.	Huxley Papers, 3, 81, Hooker to Huxley, January 4, 1861.
13.	Natural History Review, 1, notices (1861).
14.	Natural History Review, 1, editorial (January, 1861).
15.	Huxley, Leonard, Life and Letters of Thomas Henry Huxley, 211 (London, 1900).
16.	See Lubbock Papers, Add mss. 49639, copy of letter to the editors of the Journal of Science, from Williams and Norgate, November 7, 1862.
17.	Fournier, E. E., The Life of Sir William Crookes, 34 (London, 1923).
18.	Fournier, E. E., The Life of Sir William Crookes, 89 (London, 1923).
19.	Advertisement, Quarterly Journal of Science (1864).
20.	Introduction, Quarterly Journal of Science, 1, 4 (1864).