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In 1754, the Sheffield Weekly Journal was a newspaper in Sheffield, England. It supported radical causes such as abolition of slavery and religious reform. It changed names and owners to Sheffield Weekly Register then Sheffield Register in 1787. Joseph Gales had met Thomas Paine and started to print articles praising the French Revolution. The British government tried to arrest Gales but he fled to Germany and sold the paper to James Montgomery. The name was changed to Sheffield Iris in 1795.
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When did Sheffield Iris end?
Sheffield Iris ended in 1848.
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Richardson Sheffield was created in 1839.
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Sheffield Eagles was created in 1984.
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Sheffield Star was created in 1887.
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Sheffield Forgemasters was created in 1805.
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Sheffield Steelers was created in 1991.
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Sheffield Tigers was created in 1929.
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Sheffield Apartments was created in 1925.
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Diocese of Sheffield was created in 1914.
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Sheffield Bladerunners was created in 1985.
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Sheffield Shield was created in 1892.
