Northern Liberator
The Northern Liberator was a radical English newspaper. It was published between 21 October 1837 and 19 December 1840 from Newcastle upon Tyne.[1] The paper was founded by Augustus Hardin Beaumont in 1837, after whose death it was owned by Robert Blakey and Thomas Doubleday, the latter of whom served as the paper's editor.[2]
References
- ^ "British newspapers 1800–1900 - Distribution of titles across Great Britain and Ireland" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 4 July 2009.
- ^ Kemnitz, Thomas Milton (1972). "Chartist Newspaper Editors". Victorian Periodicals Newsletter (18). [Johns Hopkins University Press, Research Society for Victorian Periodicals]: 7. ISSN 0049-6189. JSTOR 20084952. Retrieved 25 February 2026.
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