The Pembrokeshire Herald and General Advertiser

A weekly English language newspaper, which circulated in the main coastal towns of Pembrokeshire & Cardiganshire. The newspaper's main content advocated agricultural and commercial interests, but also included topics on such themes as politics, literature and religion. It was also a conservative paper and a strong supporter of the Church of England. Joseph Potter was a notable editor. From about 1895 it was owned by Thomas L. James, but then was sold on to Thomas J. Morris (ca. 1906) and then C. Dudley Morris (ca. 1920-). Associated title: Potter's electric news (1855-1869).

COPYRIGHT: UNKNOWN

FREQUENCY: Weekly

PUBLISHER: Published in Haverfordwest by Joseph Potter.

ISSUE DATES: 1844 - 1910

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Title Information
Non Sort	The
Title	Pembrokeshire herald and general advertiser
Name: Personal
Name Part	Potter, Joseph W.
Name Part: Date	1783-1846
Role
Role Term: Text	editor.
Type of Resource	text
Genre (marcgt)	newspaper
Genre ()	English newspapers-Wales, West.
Origin Information
Place
Place Term: Code (MARC Country Code)	wlk
Place
Place Term: Text	Haverfordwest
Publisher	Joseph Potter
Date Issued	1844-1924
Date Created: Start (encoding="marc")	1844
Date Created: End (encoding="marc")	1924
Frequency	Weekly
Language
Language Term: Code (ISO639-2B)	eng
Physical Description
Form (marcform)	print
Extent	v. ; 68 cm.
Abstract (lang="cy")	Papur newydd wythnosol yn cofnodi diddordebau amaethyddol a masnachol ond hefyd yn cynnwys pynciau llenyddol a chrefyddol y dydd. Cylchredwyd ym mhrif trefi lan y môr Sir Benfro a Cheredigion. Cyhoeddwyd yn Saesneg yn bennaf dan olygyddiaeth Joseph Potter. 'Roedd gan y papur tueddiadau ceidwadol ac roedd yn gefnogol i'r Eglwys Anglicanaidd. Ymhlith perchnogion y papur oedd Thomas L. James (ca. 1895-), Thomas J. Morris (ca. 1906-) a C. Dudley Morris (ca. 1920-). Teitlau cysylltiol: Potter's electric news (1855-1869).
Abstract (lang="en")	A weekly English language newspaper, which circulated in the main coastal towns of Pembrokeshire & Cardiganshire. The newspaper's main content advocated agricultural and commercial interests, but also included topics on such themes as politics, literature and religion. It was also a conservative paper and a strong supporter of the Church of England. Joseph Potter was a notable editor. From about 1895 it was owned by Thomas L. James, but then was sold on to Thomas J. Morris (ca. 1906) and then C. Dudley Morris (ca. 1920-). Associated title: Potter's electric news (1855-1869).
Note: date/sequential designation	Began with issue for: No. 1 (5 Jan. 1844). Ended with issue for: No. 5686 (10 Dec.1924).
Note	Description based on issue for: No. 718 (8 Jan. 1858).
Note: issuing body note (lang="cy")	Cyhoeddwyd yn Hwlffordd gan Joseph Potter.
Note: issuing body note (lang="en")	Published in Haverfordwest by Joseph Potter.
Note	Absorbed in 1869: Potter's electric news.
Subject (LCSH)
Geographic	Pembrokeshire (Wales)
Genre	Newspapers
Subject (LCSH)
Geographic	Haverfordwest (Wales)
Genre	Newspapers
Related Item: preceding
Title Information
Title	Potter's electric news
Identifier: Local	(WlAbNL)004578188
Record Information
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Record Content Source (marcorg)	WlAbNL
Record Creation Date (encoding="marc")	081017
Record Change Date (encoding="iso8601")	20111202135800.0
Record Identifier (source="WlAbNL")	vtls004577815
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languageOfCataloging
Language Term: Code (ISO639-2B)	eng

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