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The speculative proprietorship, says Mr. Grant, in his
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History of the Newspaper Press,
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Pictures from Italy; yet the new venture did not succeed. Charles Dickens and Douglas Jerrold took the night-work on alternate days; but Dickens, who never made politics a special study, very soon retired from the editorship altogether, and Jerrold was chief editor for a little while till he left to set up his _Weekly Newspaper_. Mr. Forster also had the editorship for a short period, and the paper then fell into the hands of the late Mr. Dilke, of the _Athenæum_, who excited some curiosity by extensively advertising these words:
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See the _Daily News_ of June 1st. The _Daily News_ of June 1, 1846 (which began No. 1 again), was a paper of four pages, issued at 2-1/2_d._, which, deducting the stamp, at that time affixed to every copy of every newspaper, was in effect three halfpence. One of the features of the new plan was that the sheet should vary in size, according to the requirements of the day--with an eye, nevertheless, at all times to selection and condensation. It was a bold attempt, carried out with great intelligence and spirit; but it was soon found necessary to put on another halfpenny, and in a year or two the _Daily News_ was obliged to return to the usual price of