The Poor man's guardian
O’Brien, James Bronterre,1805-1864editor.
Hetherington, Henry,1792-1849publisher.
Gale (Firm),provider.
The Poor Man's Guardian was printed and published by Henry Hetherington as a successor to his earlier (1830–31) penny daily Penny Papers for the People. It was hugely influential upon the decision by the Whig government of Lord Melbourne to lower the tax,  imposed by a previous government, on all publications appearing at less than 26-day intervals. Bronterre O'Brien, later a regular contributor to the Northern Star, edited the Poor Man's Guardian from 1832. The paper was enormously successful and achieved sales of 15,000 copies a week all over the country despite being London-based.
The Poor Man's Guardian was printed and published by Henry Hetherington as a successor to his earlier (1830–31) penny daily Penny Papers for the People. It was hugely influential upon the decision by the Whig government of Lord Melbourne to lower the tax,  imposed by a previous government, on all publications appearing at less than 26-day intervals. Bronterre O'Brien, later a regular contributor to the Northern Star, edited the Poor Man's Guardian from 1832. The paper was enormously successful and achieved sales of 15,000 copies a week all over the country despite being London-based.
Socialism
Labor