subscription for a periodical

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• subscription — sub·scrip·tion /səb skrip shən/ n 1: the act of signing one s name (as in attesting or witnessing a document) 2: something that is subscribed; specif: a sum subscribed or pledged a charitable subscription 3: an agreement to purchase securities… …   Law dictionary

• subscription — [səb skrip′shən] n. [ME subscripcion < L subscriptio] 1. the act of subscribing 2. something subscribed; specif., a) a written signature b) a signed document, etc. c) consent or sanction, esp. in writing d) …   English World dictionary

• subscription — The act of writing one s name under a written instrument; the affixing one s signature to any document, whether for the purpose of authenticating or attesting it, of adopting its terms as one s own expressions, or of binding one s self by an… …   Black's law dictionary

• Periodical Literature, Germany —     Periodical Literature Germany     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Periodical Literature (Germany)     The Catholic periodical press of Germany is a product of the nineteenth century. It is only within the last forty years that it has become… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Periodical Literature, Italy —     Periodical Literature Italy     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Periodical Literature (Italy)     Without going back to the Acta Diurna, Acta Senatus, or Acta publica, existing in Rome in Cæsar s time, the modern newspaper had its birth in Venice.… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Periodical Literature, France —     Periodical Literature France     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Periodical Literature (France)     The first periodical published in France was the Gazette de France , founded in May, 1631, by the physician Théophraste Renaudot. It first appeared… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• Periodical Literature, Ireland —     Periodical Literature Ireland     † Catholic Encyclopedia ► Periodical Literature Ireland     Owing to the ferocity of the penal laws, such a thing as Catholic periodical literature was impossible in Ireland during the seventeenth and… …   Catholic encyclopedia

• subscription — n. arrangement for receiving a periodical 1) to enter a subscription to 2) to renew a subscription 3) to cancel a subscription 4) a subscription to (a subscription to a magazine) amount of money pledged 5) a public subscription * * * [səb… …   Combinatory dictionary

• subscription — subscriptive /seuhb skrip tiv/, adj. subscriptively, adv. /seuhb skrip sheuhn/, n. 1. a sum of money given or pledged as a contribution, payment, investment, etc. 2. the right to receive a periodical for a sum paid, usually for an agreed number… …   Universalium

• subscription — /səbˈskrɪpʃən / (say suhb skripshuhn) noun 1. a monetary contribution towards some object or a payment for shares, a book, a periodical, etc. 2. the right to receive a periodical for a sum subscribed. 3. the dues paid by a member of a club,… …  

• subscription — noun Etymology: Middle English subscripcion mark at the end of a document, concluding formula, from Anglo French, from Latin subscription , subscriptio, from subscribere Date: 15th century 1. a. the act of signing one s name (as in attesting or… …   New Collegiate Dictionary