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17 LH & RB: Newsl. Legal Hist. & Rare Books Special Int. Sec. 1 (2011-2012)

handle is hein.lbr/aalhnlt0017 and id is 1 raw text is: M4v 14 *t Lcid H 'Y P~ god4 ~4 W ~S 1 ~ 4 A-. &se4 , U~ Lt.4.4 U44- 1) N401-44 1 444j 19 2011 The Pennsylvania Law The Pennsylvania Law Record is another short-lived legal periodical/newspaper Record (1879-1880) published in Philadelphia for slightly over a year between June 3, 1879 and June 29, Joel Fishman, Ph.D. 1880.1 Volume one was published weekly from June 3 to November 25, 1879; volume two from December 2, 1879 to June 1, 1880; and volume three from issue no. 1 (June 8, 1880) to issue no. 4 (June 29, 1880). Each issue contained eight pages published in quarto size. The newspaper was issued every Tuesday by the Pennsylvania Law Record Company with offices at the Corner of Fourth and Walnut Streets (Commercial Bank Building). In issue five (July 1, 1879), the editor lists the location at 418 Walnut Street, followed by 21 North Seventh Street (September 30, 1879),2 and then 19 South Ninth Street (March 30, 1880). Continued on Page 4 Pennsylvania Law Record Previous articles include: An Early Pennsylvania Legal Periodical: The Pennsylvania Law Journal (1842-1848), XLV AM. J. LEGAL HIsT. 22-50 (2001); Celebrating a Diamond Anniversary: The Pennsylvania Bar Association Quarterly Volumes 1-74 (1929-2003): A History, LXXV PA. BAR ASSN. Q. 67-79 (2004); Four Decades of the Duquesne Law Review, Volumes 1-40 (1963-2002): A History, 42 DUQUESNE L. REV. 775-802 (2004); An Early Pennsylvania Legal Periodical: Journal of Law 1830-31, 11 no. 4 LH&RB 1, 5-9 (Summer/Fall 2005); Another Early Pennsylvania Legal Periodical: Journal of Jurisprudence (1821), 13 no. 3 LH&RB 15-23 (Fall 2007); A Failed Mid-Nineteenth Century Pennsylvania Legal Periodical/Newspaper: Olwine's Law Journal December 29, 1849-May 18, 1850, 14 no. 3 LH&RB 1, 5-9 (Fall 2008). 2 The September 30, 1879 issue lists the addressas 27 N. Seventh Street, but succeeding issues say 21 N. Seventh Street. It is unclear if the first reference is a typographical error. -1-

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