The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-19 00:00:00

LIST OF THE NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.

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culiarly interesting and useful document, as well as
the interests of the trading community as the inrmatigar€l!
on 0
the political public. Great pains have been bestowed,
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considerable time and expense must have been given, to phiace
the list in the complete and compact form
has been published. The advertiser will find in it the organn
through which his notice can be best conveyed to the attentiotn
of that portion of the empire where he may be most anxious t
solicit it, and as there are now but few advertisers who do
they
would choose to have their wants or wishes exhibited, they have
here also set forward, in distinguishing colours, the Conserv
tive, the Liberal, and the Neutral character of each nevisP!'
in which it
per. By-the-bye, the labours of Messrs. Clarke and Lewis I.lrl
this respect, although of course given merely to afford to th!i
customers the most summary yet complete information, supply'
customers
tnheewnspuampbeer sr
of
ff
periodicalthe empire,
advocatesinduces usof
theto grgiveaet
ing us with an analysis of the political opinions of alltlr
ciples into which the opinions of the great majority of .t
ce
thousand and one political parties have been solved gni _
the passing of the Reform Bill. From the conclusion our
readers may draw their own inference.
According to the statement of Messrs. Clarke and Lewis
there are published of the provincial papers in England 1.0.1:,
Liberal journals, 76 Conservative ditto, and two Nent,ra_,..
took our readers.
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thus leaving a majority of 28 Liberal journals. Of the Lon-
thus
don journals, daily, weekly, &c., there are 22 Liberal, `l,l
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Conservative, and eight 'Neutral. Amongst the Neutrals,
there are of course classed the Court Journal, the°
east
Gazette, the Mining Gazette, and others of the Sam;
ee ,
The majority in favour of the Liberal Journals is, how
only one.
In Ireland there appears to be 37 Liberal journals, 38 Coen:
servative and one Neutral : the only neutral advertising In
dium in Ireland thus appears to be the " Gazette." The
of Ireland, however, so long misgoverned as it has boa, ant,
so long, therefore, subjected to agitation, necessarily acc°l3o
for this ; and the means adopted in tliat portion of the empire
by the Conservative party, the moneyed one as reaards the gre°.
bulk of the population, rendersM • . sufficiently eviden
t
the cat.lsl,
tot
why there is a majority of one in ofthe
Conserv&
favour
interest.
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In Scotland there are 27 Liberal21 Courser"
journals,
ditto, two Neutral ditto.
In Wal es there are only three Liberal • tusals and three
Conservative ditto.
And in the Channel Islands there are nine Liberal Jourtalsi
and four Conservative. The sum total, upon the showing e,.
this list, therefore, is, that in the British Empire there ar;
published 202 Liberal Journals, 163 Conservative, and. 1_
stantae
Neutrals ; leaving a balance in favour of the advocacy of Lcor-
ral opinions of 39 newspapers, which is certainly no aretakea
temptible one, when the efforts of the expiring party - re-
into consideration. We have been induced to make these
marks simply because the oprtur it has been afforded to
by the statement before us, which' iys one well calculated far
only affording the the mercantile
tpurpose
politicalfo r whi which
character it has
obf eeennalunbelyri sshre dp,
ha as
tbut
- a er, •
the district in which it circulates, and the town in "'hi' -the
published ; thus giving an abstract of all that is useful t°
advertising interests.