Types cut by Richard Austin around 1810 for two foundries in Glasgow were imported to the US by the Dickinson foundry and became known as Scotch Roman. These sturdy types, revived by Matthew Carter as Miller, are exceptionally well suited to news use. The Guardian of London commissioned an adaptation for their text use, now expanded into a graded series with bold and italics for emphasis and a lighter bold for running text; FB 1997–2002