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361: 466:" for the town's most famous incident, produced a special edition devoted to the strike, and also covered in depth an incident earlier that week in which a woman drove her car "at tremendous speed" at a group of strikers. The paper was sympathetic to the special constables who were sent in by Brighton Corporation to break the strike—praising the "determined, formidable" men "well set up on their fine horses" and noting that the blows they dealt with their clubs "seemed to be unintentional". 161:. Attree and Phillips, together with the founding editor Robert Sicklemore, published the first edition on Saturday 6 September 1806. Attree then ran the newspaper himself from May 1808 until January 1810, when William Fleet joined him as a partner. An office was taken in North Street, but after Attree left in April 1811 Fleet opened a new office in nearby Princes Place. Fleet was the sole proprietor until 1843; for the next 21 years until his retirement, he ran the 3430: 2472: 608:
78 West Street and 7–8 Middle Street Brighton. Demolition of existing nightclub buildings (Sui Generis use). Construction of part 5, 6 and 7 storey building plus basement to provide 'A' uses (A1 retail, A2 financial & professional services, A3 restaurant/café, A4 drinking establishment) on part
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in southeast England. Founded in 1806 as the first newspaper in the fashionable seaside resort of Brighton, it survived until 1971 and was one of England's "leading provincial weekly" newspapers—being the first publication in the country to report several important international events, such as
447:'s patronage of the town, claiming in 1908 that "nothing could exert a finer influence on the fortunes of Brighton ... bring about an influx of rank and fashion to the town" and criticising "ranting demagogues" who had carried out a "socialistic demonstration" outside 436:, the worst in Britain at the time. Crowds of people, angered by the disaster, gathered to await publication of a special supplement on 31 August 1861, six days later, and "windows were broken and fittings torn from walls in the struggle for news" when it was delayed. 489:, which Carden greatly admired. Public reaction to these proposals was negative, and the Regency Society (a locally influential conservation and architectural interest group) was formed in reaction to them. In 1947, it carried an interview with 431:
on 21 September 1841, describing the arrival of the first train with "much the same level of excitement as that with which watched the first man landing on the moon". In 1861 it carried the most detailed report on the
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had "a long tradition of being first with the news". In the first half of the 19th century, it was the first newspaper in England to break the news of three stories of major international importances:
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was founded in 1806 by Harry Robertson Attree and Matthew Phillips as the first newspaper in the rapidly growing and fashionable seaside resort of Brighton. The first office was at 8 Middle Street in
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with his son Charles. After his father retired, Charles made long-serving journalist John Bishop a partner in the firm; Bishop then continued as sole proprietor after Fleet junior retired in 1880.
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in the west, as well as the boroughs of Brighton and Hove where its sales were highest and where "it was very influential". It was also read by many people in nearby towns and villages such as
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In 1935, the newspaper published a special illustrated supplement setting out Alderman Sir Herbert Carden's radical plans for the entire redevelopment of Brighton's seafront, from
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The newspaper reported on all the major events affecting Brighton in the 19th and early 20th centuries, often in detail. It carried a special report on the opening of the
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who was "very unpopular in zealous Whig circles". For a man of such political views to be a vicar was "to this paper a contradiction in terms"; in his obituary the
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of basement and ground floor fronting West Street and hotel use (C1) on all floors with reception fronting Middle Street to provide a total of 133no hotel rooms.
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The building is no longer extant. The street address is now incorporated into a disused former nightclub which fronts both Middle Street and West Street.
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who between them designed many of Brighton and Hove's landmark buildings—were regularly mentioned, and many of their works were described in detail. The
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that he should have entered the military instead. Its criticism of Wagner was especially strong in the 1840s during a lengthy controversy over
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was completed. Denman was also responsible for designing the office building (Regent House) which replaced the old Princes Place premises.
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is an important source of information about Brighton's 19th-century development and the lives and activities of prominent local people.
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and historical resource centre of East Sussex and the city of Brighton and Hove, holds copies of the newspaper from 1806 until 1970.
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regularly broke such news because it was the main newspaper in Brighton and all communication from France at the time came via the
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sometimes published poems and other literary work: for example, it regularly carried stories by popular Victorian novelist
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when he was awarded the Freedom of the Borough of Brighton, including the statesman's reminiscences of a popular
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in the town. The paper also stoked anti-Tory public feeling in its reporting of an incident involving
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was accordingly influential. It was "implacably hostile" to the long-time Vicar of Brighton
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also reported Busby's claims that the partnership had been commissioned to design the
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was published on 30 September 1971, after which the newspaper was absorbed by the
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In November 2019 the EU Disinformation Taskforce uncovered evidence that the
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was among 265 local news titles across the world which had been used by an
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was awarded the contract), and Busby's little-known experiments with
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with effect from 19 July 1902, then on 4 November 1922 it became the
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buildings in favour of modern blocks of flats in the style of
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in France in 1830, the arrival in England of the exiled King
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In 1954 it was reported that the paper covered the area from
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estate and the financial pressure it put on its developers
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Brighton and Hove planning application number BH2015/04577
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in 1922) was a weekly newspaper covering the boroughs of
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Index

Whig
2–3 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton
Brighton
Hove
Napoleon
escape
July Revolution
Royal Pavilion
The Lanes
Hove
John Leopold Denman
Neo-Georgian
2–3 Pavilion Buildings
Peacehaven
Shoreham-by-Sea
Lancing
Hassocks
Burgess Hill
The Argus
The Keep
archive
Napoleon
escape
Elba
July Revolution
Louis Philippe I
Talavera
Vitoria
Dieppe
Whig

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