The English Journal of Education


 in 1856 the journal incorporated The Educational Expositor : specially designed for schoolmasters and schoolmistresses, mothers of families, and all interested in education / Thomas Tate (1807-1888) & James Tilleard, London : Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans 1.1853, no. 1 (Mar.1) - 3.1855, no.33 (Nov.1)
 as of united with The museum : a quarterly magazine of education, literature and science and Pupil teacher to form Museum and English Journal of Education

 1.1843  = ,  = , Bodleian Library = 
 2.1844  = ,  = , Bodleian Library = 
 3.1845  = ,  = , Bodleian Library = 
 4.1846  = ,  Bodleian Library = 

 subtitle of the New Series : specially designed as a medium of correspondence among heads of training colleges, parochial clergymen, and all promoters of sound education, parents, sponsors, schoolmasters, Sunday school teachers etc / ed. by George Moody, London : George Bell

 NS 1.1847 Bodleian Library = 
 NS 2.1848  = , Bodleian Library = 
 NS 3.1849  = , Bodleian Library = 
 NS 4.1850, Bodleian Library = 
 NS 5.1851, Bodleian Library = 
 NS 6.1852  = ,  = , Bodleian Library = 
 NS 7.1853, Bodleian Library =  
 NS 8.1854, Bodleian Library =  (8+9)
 NS 9.1855, Bodleian Library =  (8+9)
 NS 10.1856 with which is incorporated The Educational Expositor  = , Bodleian Library = 
 NS 11.1857 Bodleian Library =  (11-13),  = 
 NS 12.1858 Bodleian Library =  (11-13),  = 
 NS 13.1859 Bodleian Library =  (11-13),  = 
 NS 22.1863, pp. 1-72 (: a monthy record and review for principals and teachers of collegiate and middle-class schools  (23rd year of publication) Bodleian Library =  
 why 1863 is the 23rd year of publication and when the jump by 5 volumes occurred or what is was based on is not clear
 also in Bodleian Library the next and last vol after NS 13.1859 is NS 22.1863 

 as of 1864 incorporated into Museum and English Journal of Education