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    610 The Publishers * Circular juiy ,, l8...

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    of the The ladies London ' column season...

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    and review than an with the old--lashionea sheet 01 tact ana , , ana apart apart ioreign letters the the two two and elements elements telegrams which which the * at at news an an ' ea earlier is rlier hard period neriod to find . or of They the the history history supply of ot in ji most ournalism ournalism cases were were a combination supplie suDnlied d in in of

    I separate comments issues on men , as , , for manners examp and le when events the which Tatler are , the now Spectator elongated , or —often the Guardian with an obviously gave the

    I I painful answered effort far — more into , trul the reg to , istered the term column iven of to the it than leading it does article at , while the present the newspap moment er

    I Mr . Bowles advocates a y return to this g division of the journalist ' s work , and would gire . I I us nft the t . liA ripwa news in in one onft shftpt sheet , and sund the tlift comments nnrrimttnts upon imon it it in in another anotherbut but tin this s , as as it it seems seems to fn

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    I that editor * ' the s business . It seems of the to collection hiin desirable of news rather becomes to instruct a matter than of to secondary inform importance rather to rose in the l- , tise than eyes to instruct . He seeks to repeat forcibly the opinions of a coter , ie rather p than y to discover and disclose thorohlthe events and occurrences of the world . His object is to

    sometliing rather than to tell ug everything y . He averts his attention , therefore , from his proper say business fV "c f . m w ^ r ^^^^ m ^*^ . ^^ w ^ , v and ^ mt ^ ^ fc' ^^^ leaves ^^ ^^^^^ p w ^» r v ^^ that ^ r ^^^^^ ^^ business v ^^^ ^^^ v ^^^ k ^ K , ^ ~ n ~ r rr j ^ to ^» ^^^ be r ^ r ^^ carried ^» ^ 'w ^ ^^ ^^^ i ^ ^^ on ^*^ j »^^ « in ^ ^ ^ ^ a ~* r secondary r ^^ ^^ ^ i ^ ^^ ^»^ -m ¦ * ^> ¦ ^™ y ^ manner —^ — - ^ — - ^ — -- — ^^ - — , b - — - y » secondary »—^ — — — — ¦— - — — - — - — - m — men - —^^ ^^ ^^ b who v v ^^ ^^

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    metropolis the feared assertion , onl , y and too , they , if much it could woul justice d be not supp in be the lied an invidious further in abundance assertion proceeding . In of the Mr to . g same Bowles ive This illustrations way , that in there effect the is in , news it support is , to when be of it is ivenis coloured or manipulated to serve party purposes . though not

    in words g , is , the second defect which he notes in the newspapers of the day , and , it is , be it observeddifferent from a suggestion of wilful or intentional garbling ; it is simpl

    a declaration , very that ' opinions being regarded any as of more \ importance than intelligence , the y editor will occasionally suppress altogether intelligence which makes against the opinions of

    his as which to newspaper diminish no one , who as , much publishing is famil as iar possible such with intelli its the influential inner gence workings , will force so . of 3 present Eng This lish , we it journalism and believe with , is will such an venture op a inion gloss

    to news deny , instead , and the of being result a is looking that - even glass of the the columns times and avowedl a reflection y devoted of to the the act publication a of each day of is as no it passes imputation fc , WMIVtW are too often the made fairness AWA & 4 to AWM serv and i ^ e absolutely impartiality AAA & party of ends the . editorial This , we staff would it —» again is _ . simp remark « - ly the ,

    * that acknowled ••¦* . > - » the m-M system ^ V gment » Jk is « . of upon «•« at a fault ^ JL fact ^¦ 'A . AV which ^ The is ist patent « of 4 » - * Mr , to Bowles UU all * A . VA observant \ i \/ fcJ ** ' s T ^ - ^ Jta V » — and ^^^ and i «« ^^ 4 ^* «« ^ intelli * i ^ i * rf ^_* as - — . ^ wva the gen , r- # proprietor « t ^ w ~~ re , ad ^ ers * , w»——— and if —•• not —•— — shows ^ the

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    OUV / JM . A 3 OI / J . LX IAJ come V / VXI _ lt ? , , ULllXVOS 111 UCCU AlC . TVVJUJH * . StU ^ CjJL -XUUAVS J . JL penny J ^^ .. jr ^ Jummar VUII y If as * H & a par |^ c «* w *»—brother satisfaction brother fo for r the the of his flp seekers . desires ekera after a . . ff , ftr * In news nftwa the prov and n . r \ c \ inces m in his his the ' Tion JLondon editor iion caters Tjitter JLetter far ' ne he more not not largel unrrequently unfrea y than uentlv his distances aistances London

    the ot of its its metropolitan Daily JJauy Guardia Lftiardia scribes n n ., miormation information altogether , , which which and the the gives JLondon London Manch evening eveninff ester , for papers naners instance are are , throug glaa erlad to to h quote ouote the col . . u This J mns . ni »

    latter for the which double fact the strengthens demand Pall Mall we , Mr Gazette . Bowles hear is ' s ere paving content long the ion of way a movement d , possibl soon a y ppears , in unless the on the direction the illustrated scene of and a dail thus new y paper meets sheet ,

    whose spScialM shall , be news y .

    610 The Publishers * Circular Juiy ,, L8...

    610 The Publishers * Circular juiy ,, l 8 g 4

    Of The The Ladies London ' Column Season...

    of the The ladies London ' column season of naturall the Times y brings and with it the them usual numerous note several entries weddings in the second —to use section the

    yof good ** - Common v ^/ aiiaj old w jui ord Prayer j . l sanctioned Ajrci — in families xu > b xiju y its xj . cn introdu in 111 , whose wxiuat ction ? among history Jii » in turjy that and ctiiu ' well progress jjio we ^ aoob of Eng iiihuj man lish y of ksi undefiled . our um i readers ca * — uvm the are * -- Book

    -m-terested the Hon - . Halla At W m estminster Tennyson Abbey , was , on married Wednesday to Miss afternoon Audrey , the Boy Poet le , an Laureate d the gat ' s her eld ing est at the n ,

    ten ceremony ' of societ included y at large many . names Among honoure the guests d in were literature the Prime and art Minister , and in and the Mrs ranks , ( rladstonMn of the ' PP £ r JUord Lord UHa Chanc ncellor ellor and and Lady Ij * A \ r Selborne Sftlhornft Mr Mr . . Millais Mniaia . Mr Mr . Henry Hftnrv Keeve Rfiftve . C U . I B 5 . . ana and Mrs JVirs . . and Mi ?

    win Beeve , another , and Mr son . Hamilton of a worthy Aide sire \ ( for At , the St . James Bishop ' , s of , Piccadill Carlisle y is , on not Tuesday onl , y known , , Mr . as Leslie the a ' " ( * * ^ ? ooa r T - some popular theological works in MessrsBell & Sons' Listbut is a devoted men ^

    Hal of Literature lam Murray and was Art his ) , was best married man . At to another a daug . George hter literary of the wedding Kentish of Peer recent , , Lord ] date Sondes the Bey , ana . - &• J » *

    Dennis Bickerateth the , well the - j known > oet and critic hym and n-wr author iter , gave of fc the Heroes Church of ' s benison lish Literature to a daughter ' and of to J » r . * ° .

    we have ^ to add the announcement of an alliance between Eng the families of two ; of our _ Y i , ^ I i t publiflhem by the marriage , on the 25 th ult ., at Ohrist Church , Highbury , of Miss juo Rose JJ ^ ^ r ^*

    ¦ ¦^ fe- Mi ne .. youngest daugbter of Mr . Jffi . Blarston , the ^ head of the firm ot Sampson w , "" -r ^ R

• Citation
  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), July 1, 1884, page 610, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01071884/page/2/