The Times Collection
"The Times: A Chronicle of History, Journalism
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"The Times: A Chronicle of History, Journalism, and Influence" From the iconic Plate II 1762 by William Hogarth to Rupert Murdoch's departure from Heathrow airport in 1982, it has been an integral part of our cultural fabric. This esteemed publication has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, chronicled significant events that shaped nations, and provided a platform for voices that demanded to be heard. Sir William Howard Russell, a distinguished journalist from the 19th century, exemplified The Times' commitment to reporting truthfully and fearlessly. His groundbreaking coverage during conflicts like the Crimean War showcased the power of journalism in holding those in power accountable. The Special Commission of 1888 immortalized Irish Members of Parliament who faced scrutiny from The Times. Their portraits stand as a reminder that this newspaper was never afraid to challenge authority or expose corruption. Since its inception in 1788 as The Daily Universal Register until today, with its banner head proudly displaying "The Times, " this publication has consistently captured pivotal moments throughout history. It continues to inform generations about global affairs while shaping public opinion through insightful analysis. The British Character lithograph humorously depicts their love for writing letters to The Times - showcasing how deeply ingrained this newspaper is within society. Its influence extends beyond borders; even Marquis of Lorne ventured into the Great North-West accompanied by correspondents from The Times. Thomas Graham Russell's photograph taken during his time at Crimea serves as a testament to journalists risking their lives on dangerous assignments just to bring us news firsthand. These brave individuals have always been willing to go where others wouldn't dare tread. In an engraving titled "Pojalusta Gospodin, " we see a special correspondent representing The Times immersing themselves in foreign cultures and languages – highlighting their dedication towards providing readers with diverse perspectives on global issues. As we reflect upon these historical milestones associated with "The Opening Day" and pay tribute to the late Mr.