Morning Advertiser - Editors

Editors

Franklin
1828: John Anderson
John Sheridan
John Scott
1850: James Grant
1870: Alfred Bate Richards
1876: N. de la Fleuriere
1877: Thomas Hamber
1882:
1902: Hamilton Fyfe
1903:
2000: Andrew Pring
2009: Paul Charity
2011: Rob Willock

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