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Continued as Western daily mercury, 26 Sep 1860–31 Jan 1921.
Incorporated in Western morning news. Ed Isaac Latimer, Edwin
Goadby 1866–74.
The Newcastle daily journal. 2 Jan 1861–29 Mar 1930. Continued as
Newcastle journal, 31 Mar 1930–5 July 1958. Continued as
Journal, 7 July 1958 onwards. Started weekly as Newcastle
journal, no 1, 12 May 1832. Ed Robert Redpath, A. D. Murray.
The Cambrian daily leader (Swansea). No 1, 20–3 May 1861.
Continued as Cambria daily leader, 24 May 1861–15 Mar 1930.
Incorporated in South Wales daily post.
The Nottingham daily guardian. No 1, 1 July 1861–9 Oct 1905.
Continued as Nottingham guardian, 10 Oct 1905–5 Sep 1953.
Amalgamated with Nottingham journal and express and continued
as Guardian journal. Ed J. R. Forman.
The Liverpool evening mercury. No 1, 26 Aug 1861–9 Jan 1863.
The Liverpool journal of commerce. No 1, Oct 1861–28 Feb 1873.
Continued as Journal of commerce, Mar 1873–21 Aug 1880.
Continued as Liverpool journal of commerce, 23 Aug 1880–Dec
1911. Continued as Journal of commerce, 1 Jan 1912 onwards.
When it incorporated Liverpool shipping telegraph, no 11,908, 30
Dec 1899, was followed by no 22,846, 1 Jan 1900, as a result of its
taking over the numbering of the latter. Prop Charles Birchall
1880–1905. Ed Thomas Ballantyne 1861 (?).
The Manchester courier. [1861]–28 Jan 1916. Started weekly, no 1, 1
Jan 1825. Prop Thomas Sowler 1871–Apr 1891. Ed A. A. Watts
1825–6, John Sowler, R. S. Sowler 1839, Thomas Sowler, Francis
Hitchman.
The Leeds mercury. [1861]–19 Oct 1901. Continued as Leeds and
Yorkshire mercury, 21 Oct 1901–4 Nov 1907. Continued as Leeds
mercury, 5 Nov 1907–25 Nov 1939. Incorporated in Yorkshire
post. Started weekly, no 1, May 1718; thrice weekly in July 1855.
Prop Edward Baines I 1801–27; Edward Baines I and Edward
Baines II 1827–37; Edward Baines I, Edward Baines II and
Frederick Baines 1837–48; Edward Baines II and Frederick Baines
1848–?. Ed Edward Baines I, Edward Baines II, Thomas
Baines ?–1887, T. Wemyss Reid May 1870–87, Talbot Baines
1887–97.
The Birmingham daily gazette. No 1, 12 May 1862–30 Jan 1904.
Continued as Birmingham gazette and express, 1 Feb 1904–16
Nov 1912. Continued as Birmingham gazette, 18 Nov 1912–2 Nov
1956. Incorporated in Birmingham post. Started weekly as Aris’s
Birmingham gazette, no 1, 16 Nov 1741. Ed John Caldecott, J. T.
Bunce, Dr J. A. Langford, Dr Sebastian Evans, A. W. Still
1860–1890–1904.
Exeter and Plymouth gazette daily telegrams. 7 Feb 1863–30 Apr
1885. Daily edition of Exeter and Plymouth gazette. Prop J. Salter.
The Sheffield daily advertiser. No 1, 24 Feb–no 60, 6 May 1863.
The daily courier (Liverpool). 21 Apr 1863–2 Oct 1882. Continued as
Liverpool courier, 3 Oct 1882–2 Sep 1922. Continued as Daily
courier, 9 Oct 1922–31 Dec 1929. Started weekly as Liverpool
courier and commercial advertiser, no 1, 6 Jan 1808. Prop Thomas
Kaye 1808–56; Charles Tinling 1856, subsequently joined by John
A. Willox and R. Hadden to become C. Tinling & Co. Ed Thomas
Kaye, Charles Tinling, John A. Willox.
The eastern morning news (Hull). No 1, 26 Jan 1864–8 Nov 1929. Ed
William Saunders, William Hunt, J. A. Spender 1886–90.
The eastern evening news (Hull). No 1, 26 Jan 1864–30 Apr 1867.
The Shields daily news (North Shields). No 1, 22 Aug 1864–6 June
1933. Continued as Shields news, 7 June 1933–31 Dec 1937.
Continued as Shields evening news, 1 Jan 1938–21 Aug 1959.
The Ipswich times. [1864]–no 380, 2 Mar 1866–9 Oct 1874.
Continued as East Anglian daily times, 11 Oct 1874 onwards. Ed F.
W. Wilson 1874–90.
The daily Bristol times and mirror. 5 Jan 1865–31 Dec 1883.
Continued as Bristol times and mirror, 1 Jan 1884–29 Jan 1932.
Incorporated in Western daily press. Started weekly as Bristol
Daily and Weekly Press
times and Bath advocate, no 1, 2 Mar 1839–26 Mar 1853; continued
weekly as Bristol times and Felix Farley’s Bristol journal, 2 Apr
1853–31 Dec 1864. Ed T. D. Taylor, Charles Pebody ?–1882.
The Sunderland daily shipping news. No 1, 6 Nov 1865–no 10,431, 31
Dec 1913.
The Sheffield evening star and daily times. [1865]–no 2,760, 21 Apr
1874–23 Jan 1888. Incorporated in Evening telegraph (Sheffield).
The Yorkshire post (Leeds). No 5,928, 2 July 1866 onwards.
Amalgamated with Leeds intelligencer, 2 July 1754–no 5,927, 30
June 1866, a weekly. Prop Yorkshire Conservative Newspaper
Company. Ed John R. K. Ralph 1866–82, Charles Pebody 1882–90,
H. J. Palmer 1890–1903.
The northern evening express (Newcastle). No 1, 1 Aug 1866–16 Oct
1886. Ed William Saunders.
The western times (Exeter). [1866] onwards. Started as Exeter
weekly times no 1, 6 Oct 1827; present title from 3 Jan 1829. Ed T.
Latimer ?–23 Jan 1873, Hugh Latimer and Stephen Glanville.
The evening express of the Devon weekly times (Exeter). No 1, 19
Dec 1866–25 Oct 1873. Continued as Devon evening press, 27 Oct
1873–30 Sep 1904. Continued as Express and echo, 1 Oct 1904
onwards.
The Bolton evening news. No 1, 19 Mar 1867 onwards. Prop W. F.
Tillotson 1867–1889; Tillotson and Son 1898–?. Ed W. Brimelow
1867–1913.
The Bradford daily telegraph. No 1, 16 July 1868–15 Dec 1926.
Continued as Bradford telegraph and argus, 16 Dec 1926–10 May
1930. Continued as Telegraph and argus 12 May 1930–3 Nov 1956.
Continued as Telegraph and argus and Yorkshire observer, and
eventually as Telegraph and argus when it dropped the rest of its
title, 5 Nov 1956 onwards.
The Manchester evening news. No 1, 10 Oct 1868–26 July 1963.
Continued as Manchester evening news and chronicle, 29 July
1963 onwards. Prop W. Evans & Co. Ed John Astle.
The Brighton daily news. No 1, 2 Nov 1868–31 May 1880.
Incorporated in Argus (Brighton).
The western counties daily herald (Plymouth). No 1, 12 Nov 1868–13
Feb 1869.
The Bradford daily times. [1868]–no 813, 1 Jan–14 Sep 1871.
The Sussex daily news (Brighton). [1868]–no 1147, 2 July 1872–3 Mar
1956. Incorporated in Evening argus (Brighton).
The Bradford observer. [1868]–16 Nov 1901. Continued as Yorkshire
daily observer, 17 Nov 1901–15 Jan 1909. Continued as Yorkshire
observer, 16 Jan 1909–3 Nov 1956. Started weekly, no 1, 6 Feb 1834.
Prop William Byles; W. P. Byles. Ed William Byles 1834–?, W. P.
Byles, W. Harrison.
The western daily standard (Plymouth). No 1, 2 Mar 1869–5 Mar
1870.
The Oldham evening express. No 1, 5 Apr 1869–10 July 1889.
The western mail (Cardiff). No 1, 1 May 1869 onwards. Prop and ed
Lascelles Carr.
The Leicester daily mail. No 1, 3 May 1869–19 Feb 1870. Continued as
Leicester weekly express, nos 1–33, 26 Feb–1 Oct 1870.
The Newcastle daily telegraph. No 1, 19 June 1869–19 Nov 1870.
Continued as Newcastle morning telegraph, 23 Nov 1870–7 June
1871. Continued as Newcastle evening telegraph, 8 June–23 Dec
1871.
The evening gazette for Middlesbrough. [8 Nov 1869]–6 Dec 1872.
Continued as Daily gazette for Middlesbrough, 7 Dec 1872–10
June 1881. Continued as North eastern daily gazette
(Middlesbrough), 11 June 1881–7 Nov 1936. Continued as North
eastern gazette, 9 Nov 1936–13 Nov 1940. Continued as Evening
gazette, 14 Nov 1940 onwards. Ed Hugh Gilzean Reid.
The northern echo (Darlington). No 1, 1 Jan 1870 onwards. Until 17
June 1870 it emanated from Hartlepool. Ed W. T. Stead 1871–80.
The Newcastle evening courant. No 1, 5 Mar 1870–Nov 1874.
Continued as Newcastle daily courant, 26 Nov 1874–5 Feb 1876.
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