Cornhill Magazine ended in 1975.
Cornhill Magazine was created in 1860.
Richard Robert Tiemersma has written: 'Fiction in the Cornhill Magazine, January, 1860-March, 1871' -- subject(s): Cornhill magazine, English fiction, History and criticism
Cornhill-on-Tweed's population is 318.
Cornhill Branch was created in 1887.
Royal Cornhill Hospital was created in 1800.
In "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, Cornhill is referenced as the location of Scrooge's counting-house where he conducts his business. It is described as a bustling and busy street in London where Scrooge's office is situated. The mention of Cornhill helps to establish the setting and atmosphere of the story.
Bob Cratchit slides down Cornhill in Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."
If - magazine - ended in 1974.
Cornhill is a British name that simply means "a hill where grain is grown". A district and street in London are named Cornhill, and there are towns named Cornhill throughout the United States.
Kludge - magazine - ended in 2005.
Homemakers - magazine - ended in 2011.
Longman's Magazine ended in 1905.