The Express. — 1846-12-01 (London, England)

THE "DAILY NEWS." that systematic disposition which is another object of (Mr. Tobias Pepper in the chair), for the purpose of forming 'NE history of the acre sheet is as well worth look- the Daily News, for the gain of its readers. a building society, to which the above name is to be attached, ing into as tfie hietory of prices :-and some of its The attractive subjects of the day-our " leaders "so the principal features of which are that the value of each chapters will further illustrate the economy which is to call them-are, of course, of varying dimenshare is to be 201., payable by monthly subscriptions of 10s., . ' . -.. ...e or of 30s. quarterly, fort hree years only. Advances, not the principle of the Daily I 1 .ws. . . sions; and do not, each, fill its column. That exceeding 6001. on freehold or leasehold property, to bee, made It is about twenty years since a ridiculous compe- is no obstacle to their classification ;-but a reto members by lot, for a term of 3,5, 7, 10, 12, or 15 years, tition was commenced by the London newspapers, course to the waste drawer and the paragraph " dumrepayable by monthly, quarterly, or half-yearly premiums which had for its object the production of large sheets. mies," for the purpose of lifting the head of each to for principal and interest ; applications fur which must be There is always a case of suspicion when the tempta- its conspicuous position, puts at once an end to such made to the manager on or before the 15th day of each lion held month. A deposit of 11. per cent will be required after allot- . out to the public takes the form of mere arrangement. The paragraph chosen as footstool can be I f • 'fremember selectedon one rin ile onl • -it must exactly fill the meat to cover intervening interest; and a deduction of quantity. The strugg eor size was, iwe 21. 10s. per cent., in aid of expences, will be taken from the rightly, eet on foot b y the Atlas: a paper which has vacant space. That condition it must satisfy, if it advance. The subject of the solicitor,' charges on the trans- since established more worthy claims to the public violate every other which should have brought it fer of property, which are not limited, gave rise to much respect - but which opened its career with the there. Very ingenious disarrangemente and curious discussion, the general feeling being in favour of a fixed boast of being double the sire of any morning cross-readings will be the consequence. Column 1, sum ; and Mr. James, the actuary and surveyor, stated that the solicitors would consider the subject and report their de- journal. This triumphant offer of more paper for instance, shall be headed "Famine in Ireland , ." termination at the next meeting. Other matters of detail" Awful Suicide ;"-but the might have been a reasonable boast in the mouth of a column 2 deal with an were carefully canvassed by several persons who appeared to stationer : but, such as it WES, it raised the emulation chapter of accidents shall have enlivened these painful take considerable interest in the proceedings. The meeting of the daily papers, and one of them soon brought out themes by an intervening notice of the opera or interestwas well attended.