Many years ago n inin, stock compap
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Many years ago j"int stock company


was formed for the purpose Of establish.
ing a London daily journal. That jour.


nal was named (" the Times" On ils


first appearance il was 4 small. diney.
looking sheet: but as il possessed talents


which lnrred il into notice, il soon attract.
ed public attention. and gradually increas-
ed in size. power. and influence. The
property is at the presen, time, di, ided
inio lweniy-fnur shares, of which sixIeru
belong To Mr.. John Waller The political
opinions Of the journal are directed by the
majority Of the votes un the part nf The
sharei'olders; and thus. as Mr.. Walter
possesses two-ihirds Of the entire proper.
~. his voice alune controls the bias oil
the Journal


The "l'imes" is Of course excellent
property. II is said that Mr.. Walter
gave his daughter, as her wedd ng pnr.
lion. the profits of The first column of nd.
yernsements in the FIRST page of the jour.
nal--a splendid fortone. Ii never giants
credit to any one, and is, in every sense
Of the phrase, ready-money cnncern.
Every notice Of a death or a marriage IS
charged for-the simples, announcement
not being inserted for less than seven shil.
lmgs and sixpence, nearly two dollars.
The value Of the a. Times" in a purely
commercial point of view, is a3i2 ,000-
each share being worth ll3,O0O. The
annual profit Of the {" ines" il about
942.000, of which Mr.. Waller receives
as his portion, e30,00o-- a very pretty
little income. Boston .7tias.