For ten points name this periodical, which lasted from 1711 until 1712, whose chief writers and publishers were Richard Steele and Joseph Addison
Will Honeycomb, Sir Andrew Freeport, and Sir Roger de Coverley appeared frequently in its pages, making shrewd observations on contemporary society.  It was a successor to the "Tatler," which had been published by one of this journal's founders under the pseudonym Isaac Bickerstaff.  For ten points name this periodical, which lasted from 1711 until 1712, whose chief writers and publishers were Richard Steele and Joseph Addison
Will Honeycomb, Sir Andrew Freeport, and Sir Roger de Coverley appeared frequently in its pages, making shrewd observations on contemporary society.  
"The Spectator"