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According to alatc work. entitled the Peri


odical Press of Great Britain, the aitifccrs
and labourcrs of the United Kingdom seldom
or never take or purchase a newspaper -
VIXEN they read them, it is at clubs or tsly =
erns. The average cost of a notice OF small
advertisement is seven shillings and six
pence sterling. The Times newspaper, as
it appears by the Stamp Office rcturnes,
published in 1921, about $4,000 advertise
ments, for which the propriotors paid for
duty 14,57Oi sterling. There arc about
eighteen papers published in London OH
Sunday, of which the John Bull, the
most scurrRous, has the greatest eircula-
tion. Out of London, there are only three
newspapers in England published oftenel
than once week and those three arc pub
lished twice week. One remark, says the
work above mentioned, applies to all these
journals and equally to tlrosc of England ant