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Welcome to The Waterloo Directory of English Newspapers and Periodicals:1800-1900, a subject-inclusive, language-inclusive bibliography of
73,000 publications, 68,000 personal names, 6,300 issuing bodies, 2,400 publishing towns, 23,000 title pages, 2,000 subjects. Editor John S. North.
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Reproduced by permission, British Library, Boston Spa, Yorkshire
Interesting Record: Drogheda Independent and Meath, Louth, Dublin, Monaghan and Cavan Leader

The paper traces its origins to an Augustinian Nationalist priest, Fr James Anderson, a native of the town, who formed the Drogheda Independent Club in 1881 to foster nationalist opinion in the town. The paper was closely linked in those early days with the cause of the Land League and in identifying itself with the plight of the small farmer. The Drogheda Independent came into direct conflict with the two existing newspapers, the ‘Conservative’ and the ‘Argus’, leading to some fiery exchanges in print and Fr Anderson penning a number of the most outspoken articles.


The Waterloo Directory of English Newspapers & Periodicals: 1800 - 1900 Series Three.
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