JOURNAL
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 17
(Ital. giornale, i. e., diurnale.) Strictly a record or account of daily occurrences. It is more extensively employed to signify a narrative, periodically or occaa port. sionally published, of the transactions of a society, .; as by ourselves in the phrase "Journals of the Houses of Par or liament," . It is also used as synonymous with Magazine, or other periodical publications of that cla . [s. 638]
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