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Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), 1st October 1884, Edition 1 of 1, Page 932

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      'There's Nothing In The Papers To-Day.' ...

      II Of other Original Articles during the week , the Daily Telegraph gave 12 , occupying 2 ( U 11 I I columns columns ; : the thft Times Times 10 10 . in in lo 154 £ columns columns ; : the the Uauy Daily Jx News ews y 9 . in in 11 11 A £ columns columns ; : the thft Morning M ^^ , ^ i II

      I Post 6 , in 8 J columns , ; the Morning Advertiser 4 , in 6 columns , ; the Standard 3 in 5 I columns ; and the Daily Chronicle 3 in 4 columns . ,

      Of Parliamentary Reports during , the week , the Times gave 77 columns ; the Mornim I i jr Post osc , . oo 58 columns columns ; ; me the Standard nzanaara . 36 oo $ * columns columns ; ; the ine Morning Lviorrwng jAdvertiser ± averwser , . 353 % columns columns ; the tfia

      Dail columns W y News i . , 29 J columns ; the Daily Chronicle , 28 £ columns ; and the Daily Telegraphy 221 ¦

      ^^ T ^^^^ ^ W *^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^» ^^ ^ p columns Of Forei ; the gn Standard News during 25 the £ columns week , the ; the Times Dail gav y e Telegrap 271 columns h 21 J ; columns the Morning the Post Mornina , 26 $ I

      I Advertiser , 19 J columns ; , the Daily News , 19 columns ; and the , Daily Chronicle ; , 16 columns . kji Of Commercial commercial Intelligence intelligence during aurmg the me weeK week , , the tne ± Times % mes grave gave 44 * HA : $ columns columns ; ; the tne JDam Latin

      columns Standard Chronicle . , , 29 40 £ columns columns ; ; the the Morning Daily Telegrap Post , 38 h , 23 columns £ columns ; the ; and Dail the y News Morning 9 33 £ Advertiser columns , ; 19 the }

      columns Of Correspondence ; the Daily N during ews , 6 the columns week , ; the the Morning Standard Post , 5 gave columns 14 columns ; the Dail ; y the Chronicle Times , 11 3 } * columns ; the Daily Telegraph , 1 £ columns week ; and the Morning Advertiser , \ column . ,

      Of ur Law JUaw and ana Pol . foiice ice News JNews during during the tne weeK , , tne the JMormng Mornina A Advert dvertiser iser gave erave 33 66 columns columns ; - the th * Daily the tne Daily juu Chronicle / iuy Telegraph ± euvyrwpn , 22 ^ , , columns 9 v ^ i columns columns ; the : Morning the wie Standard mwiUMJiru Post , /) , 14 8 J columns ccum olumns uius ; ; ; the and anu . Times the t » ne Daily sjaivy , 12 £ News iv columns eit ? s . * yjll ;

      columns . , Chronicle Of Sporting 24 columns News ; daring the Morning the week Post , the 18 Morning f columns Advertiser ; the Daily gave News 32 | columns 18 £ columns ; the Dail the y

      Daily Telegrap , h 15 columns ; the Standard , 14 £ columns ; and the Times , 12 J columns . ; As there are , daily and other papers entirel i , y devoted ¦ to ¦ sporting ¦ W news I , it is worse than a

      waste of space - — ~ to fill so -v - ' man - y columns - _ - ^ _ v ^^ v in —m ~ ~~ the ~^ ^^ ~ -m ~ above — v v —^ — -mentioned —v - _ journal ^^ ^ " - ™^^^^ M - ^* - s with , ^ p ^ - ^ this ^— - ^ v V V evil ^^ ^^ v ^^ ^^ p m - ^^ ^ atter ^ V ^ T ^ ^^^^ ^^ . » In this respect the Times is the least offender , and its racing news is mainly confined to facts .

      That the Morning Post should give half as much again reflects little to the credit of its idle aristocratic readers . Why the Daily News should ive any such intelligence seems

      unaccountable : surely it might well and profitably set a purif g ying example to the press by utterly excluding it from its pages .

      t 66 > b Of columns columns General ; : the tne News morning Mornina during Post Jfost the . week o 54 4 : £ i , the columns columns Morning ; : tne the Chronicle Mornina Morning gave A Advertiser dvertiser 84 £ columns . oof 53 £ columns columns ; the Times ; : the tne ,

      Dail Of y News Advertisement , 49 J columns s during ; the the VA Standard * , week , the 45 columns Times ; and 206 the columns ¦¦ Dail . % & y Telegrap / the % / , / Dail h , 38 £ Telegrap columns h .

      201 f * , columns *» . » .- «~ m , v ^^^ % ^^ Pk ^ ; ^^ m , & the * ^ m'A . ^ VM Standard ^ - ^ ^ A >* i ^ J ^^ kb 142 f ^^ ^• - — columns iU , « ^ r » 4 k ^^ - * b % ; / ¥ ¥ V the ****** gave ( atW Dail T ^^ " y ^^ ^ News - ^ ^^ ^^ VAA 138 AA ^ £ ; columns JK ^^ , J ,- ^ \^ V «• V y M ; the * - i 7 Da i / i / , Chronicle , 134 J columns ; the Morning , Post , 81 } columns ; and the , Morning Advertiser , 66 J

      columns . , ¦ 254 ^ Of columns Reading ; the Matter Dail during y Chronicle the week 249 £ , the colu Times mns ; the gave Morning 298 columns Advertiser ; the 221 Morning f columns Post ; , the Daily News 197 J columns ; the , Standard 193 J columns ; and the . Daify , Telegraph ,

      182 £ columns . , ' , ( type It , their may be pages observed contain that much as the less Morning matter than Post and other the papers Morning having Advertiser the same use number ' leaded of | several

      ; columns . In the week ' s edition of the Times an eight-page supplement was given days V . 1 II ¦ ments Of the penny 67 columns morning of papers reading , it will matter be seen fewer that tha the n Dail the y Dail Telegrap Chronicle h , with from its supple which

      -; ; in J must . AJI the I / ILKJ also , latter i « i gave l » l » OJL be journ JUUllldil deducted al . . 667 The i-UD lines W Standard IWHWU of paid W JUClU had paragrap . 744 # fjtt lines Illl ; h advertisements HI in IIjO its week WCCK , . ' s » edition CU , -lblViXJl against y . The JL 250 J . J . O which J Times . , tilivw detected appeared properly % > - ¦ - * ¦

      which declines n uiuii their uittu inadvertentl admission v ci , have xiav althoug o been vw h iiia inserted occasional t / XotJCi . ly an advertising paragraph can be | , may xiitxy nKJXJLuiy y jll , . ¦

      ' not In onl this that journalistic there is anal something ysis—from in which the I purpose elaborating but what an that article something —it || will is ¦¦ be —q seen ulte II

      ¦ sufficient iiuu Kjxiiy y to vxnai silence u uioic the inconsiderate ov - » iu . c / uu . xiig in speech tJULW newspapers lie quoted w opcajJtJio at the , , Uli head . li wiict of this uiaii brief owajuhj paper « . . **»*• £ . — * I ]

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      932 The Publishers' Circular Oct T, Isk ...

      932 The Publishers' Circular Oct t , isk I

      American Ne^Ts And Notes. I

      AMERICAN NE ^ TS AND NOTES . I

      j ! while The , perhaps announcements in this , more branch of unpretentious books of business for forthcoming than The in some publication recent is b years y the , to leading appear ¦ publ to one exhibit ishin oi g » n ^ - ^ I I

      j prosperity enterprise We mention to the below trade many , and of will the witness more . the important publication season items of expected from some good the lists and prove that subs tan have tia * w . ^^ II II

      i reached Messrs us . . D . Appleton & Co . 's ( New York ) new books will include 7 the fifth volu 5 ^ nf L th t » « : 11 \ 1

      I Chinese Hon . Georg Gordon e Bancroft , Mohammed ' s revised -Ahmed < History , Araby of Pasha the , United by Colonel States Chaille ; 'Tn Long e ^ ; ^ ^_ ^ ^ iZ ^ ^ ^ B ^ M m

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    • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), Oct. 1, 1884, page 932, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01101884/page/36/