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The Independent
1831
Launceston
:
Samuel Bailey Dowsett
,
1831-1835
Z995580
1831
newspaper
(2 issues)
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Launceston Examiner
James Aikenhead
(editor),
Launceston
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James Aikenhead
,
1842-1843
Z1299520
1842
newspaper
(115 issues)
The Reverend John West, Jonathan Stammers Waddell and James Aikenhead established the Launceston Examiner in 1842, with West becoming the Examiner's 'first editorial writer'.
Initially,the Examiner was 'printed at a book shop in Brisbane St, but in 1848 it moved to Charles St and in 1854 to the specially built Paterson St premises, which, enlarged and modernised, is still [2013] its home.'
Sources: L. L. Robson, 'Aikenhead, James (1815-1887)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/aikenhead-james-1693/text1825 ; 'About Us', The Examiner website, www.examiner.com.au
Sighted: 06/02/13
