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LONDON NEwsPApERs-Iti stated that when the London
Daily News started had capital of but that
in six months passed in totterng condition into the hands
Of the present proprietor, Mr. Dix of the Athennum The
reduction of the price, however from five pence pence
hafpenny, has up the circulation and ii is expected will
ultimately make il profitable property.


Last year. says writer in the Journal the Morning g He
raid made hundred thousand pounds by railway advertise


ments Il maintains corps of reporters amounting to eipL-
teen, who until within the last fortnight have had seven gu
week each The salary of each now is five gurcas
week. The " Herald and the Standard" evening pa.
Pcrs belonging TO the same person, whose Baldwin


The editor OF the Morning Chronicle" is a Mr. Doyle
who married the daughter of the proprietor Sir John East
hope Mr. Doyle is son Of the Emerald Isle and was edu
Gated IN Maynooth for the priesthood He very elegant
scholar an able writer and polished man. He receives
thousand pounds year for his services.


The " Times" which is the leading Intellgcncer Of Eu
rope, has thrysx propreto the chief of whom is Mr. Wal
ers, whose income amounts TO between forty and y tbou
eNnd pounds year The political editors Mr. De orne
and nus sens and the city editor is Mr.. AsagerM Y NE