The sixth edition, numbering some 16,017 pages, appeared between 1820 and 1823, edited by Charles Maclaren, the first editor of The Scotsman.
An editorial in the first issue, presumably written by Ernest Shackleton, the first editor, invited all readers to contribute ideas and articles "so that when the coming hundred days of darkness are over, we may look back upon them as having been not only tolerable but happy".
It's the original technical analysis developed by Charles Dow, the first editor of the Wall Street Journal, and William Hamilton, the Journal's second editor.
He identifies the current Guardian as having directly evolved out of the great Manchester original and the Scott Trust, set up by CP Scott, the first editor, of which Rusbridger will become chair in September 2016, as its foundation and the source of its independence.
It is more sophisticated than StarCrafts StarEdit and Warcraft IIIs World Editor for creating custom maps and campaigns, and it is the first editor by Blizzard to feature built-in mod creation and usage support.
John S. Carroll, the first editor installed by Tribune, quit in 2005 rather than make more newsroom budget cuts.
It will be overseen by the ESR publications committee, and the first Editor has now been selected (Professor Robert Hermans, Leuven, Belgium).
Dr. DePalma was the first editor of Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, established by the recently formed Association of Bone and Joint Surgeons.
A Boston Brahmin, graduate of Miss Winsors's School and Bryn Mawr, the former Katherine Sergeant was one of the first editors hired by Harold Ross as publisher of The New Yorker in 1925.
