Newspapers we should add next
Tell us what publications would be of most use to you. You can be as general (Victorian cycling magazines) or specific (South Wales Argus) as you wish! We take on board all of your suggestions but are bound by copyright restrictions and our agreements with publishers, these form the boundaries of what we may publish online.
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Ellesmere Port News
Probably the earliest newspaper dedicated to events in Ellesmere Port. There appears to have been at least two Issues: Number 1, 5th December 1908 and Number 2, 12th December 1908, but were any more published?
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The Fancier's Gazette
This British publication began as "The Fancier's Gazette," but soon became "The Live Stock Journal and Fancier's Gazette" (not to be confused with the American poultry journal called "The Fanciers Gazette" (without an apostrophe). It is from the 1870s and an important part of petstock breeding history.
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Wheeler's Manchester Chronicle
Apparently a great source of information around that time and fro a number of years
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Manchester Gazette
Manchester gazette
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11 votes
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Enniscorthy Guardian and Enniscorthy echo from the 1850s Thankyou
Thank you for the marvelous work you are doing
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West Lancashire Evening Gazette
West Lancashire Evening Gazette, 1960-1979. A treasure trove of Blackpool entertainment stories and adverts. Also, if possible, the annual What's On magazines (Blackpool 71, Blackpool 72 etc) that were published each season by the Gazette.
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Liverpool Courier
As we have seen, Liverpool papers are not adequately represented. The Liverpool Courier was one of the main papers during the early 20th century. The Liverpool Daily Post from 1914 to 1930 would also be an important and useful addition.
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Wigan Examiner 1930s - George Orwell
Wigan Examiner 1930s and 40s. The Time of George Orwell's visit.
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The Manchester Observer
The radical newspaper that sparked the events of the Peterloo Massacre. Published from 1795 -1821.
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The Highlander (1873-1882)
The Highlander, published in Inverness between 1873 and 1881, is said to have focused on land reform and the Gaelic language, but it is also likely to have featured socialist ideas as the editor was "one of the founders of the Scottish Labour Party". As such it is likely to be of interest not just to Gaelic Scholars and Celticists but also to historians interested in socialism and the experience of the working class, be they from Scotland or other parts of the UK, or scholars more generally researching politics during the 1870s and early 1880s. The Highlander was also…
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The Illustrated News of the World
Published from 1858-1862. The editor despatched artists to record local events outside LondonL Their work was converted into engravings and printed.
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The People's Friend
Very popular scottish magazine.
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Stirling Journal
It contains very interesting content and local information -sometimes with different focus to that found in the 19thc Stirling Observer
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9 votes
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Scunthorpe Star
Never seen it but an elderley relative described its contents as ideal for family research in Scunthorpe area
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Hemel Hempstead Gazette and other Herts. local papers
This is my local paper and its back numbers are used by myself and many other local historians as it holds a wealth of information on the area around Hemel Hempstead frm 1850. It is still published.
8 votesGood news! – Hemel Hempstead Gazette and West Herts Advertiser fits our inclusion criteria. We have researched the BL catalogue and it is available to us for digitisation. We have added the following years to our Digitisation Plan: 1867-1899
We are looking forward to digitising this!
Please be aware that until we have received the material into our studio and checked it, it is not possible to guarantee that it will be digitised.
Best wishes,
Team BNA
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