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London Gazette
British newspaper
Also known as: “Oxford Gazette”
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contribution by Steele
- In Sir Richard Steele: Mature life and works.
…that of gazetteer—writer of The London Gazette, the official government journal. Although this reinforced his connection with the Whig leaders, it gave little scope for his artistic talents, and, on April 12, 1709, he secured his place in literary history by launching the thrice-weekly essay periodical The Tatler. Writing under…
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history of gazettes
- In gazette
…government publications, such as the Oxford Gazette (founded 1665), which is considered to be England’s first true newspaper. The Oxford later became the London Gazette, which is still published as a court journal, containing records of honours, official appointments, names of bankrupts, and public notices.
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