Agency: Unknown

Royal Nanny Barbara Barnes carefully steps from an Andover of the Queen's Flight with her snugly lad charge, Prince William, at Aberdeen airport today to join his parents at Balmoral. The Prince and Princess of Wales have today visited Glasgow and Edinburgh

Agency: Press Association

Prince William, aged eight months, on the knee of nanny Barbara Barnes as they leave Aberdeen airport today by car after a journey on an Andover of the Queen's Flight to join his parents at Balmoral. The Prince and Princess of Wales have today visited Glasgow and Edinburgh

Agency: Press Association

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Broadcast Date: 15 August 1983

Agency: Press Association

Snow-suited seventeen month old Prince William in the walled garden at Kensington Palace today during his second photo call

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Publication unknown. Ludovic Kennedy interviews Myfanwy Thomas. With ink annotation

Includes map of the route, press releases and newspaper cuttings

One-off correspondence from various sources

Received from "Jan" and James Thompson, Librarian at the University of Reading

Notecard features poem Swedes by Edward Thomas

Includes photocopy of letter from "Watty" to Carl Dons stating "when I pop off, I want you to have my E. T. walking stick" 7 August 1961, photocopy of passage from "The Last Four Years" on walking sticks, and photocopy of newspaper article "Give them some stick" by J H B Peel in the Daily Telegraph 4 April 1975

St Mary’s College Old Students’ Reunion 1960 programme
St Mary’s College Old Students’ Reunion 1964 programme
St Mary’s College reunion 1964 tickets to reunion events First Tea – Fullwood Lawn 3.45-4.15pm Saturday 16 May, Dress Show in Derwent Hall 5pm Saturday 16 May, Dramatic Performance 8pm Saturday 16 May, Dance at Shaftesbury Hall 8-11.30pm Saturday 16 May, Morning Service in College Chapel 11am Sunday 17 May, Evening Service in College Chapel 6.30pm Sunday 17 May
St Mary’s College Old Students’ Reunion 1968 programme
St Mary’s College Reunion 1972 year luncheon menu
St Mary’s College Old Students’ Reunion 1974 programme and address by Gwen M Owen [Principal]
St Mary’s and St Paul’s Colleges Reunion 1976 programme and address by Gwen M Owen [Principal]
St Mary’s College Reunion 1976 year luncheon menu
St Mary’s and St Paul’s Colleges Reunion 1978 programme and address by G M Owen [Principal]
St Mary’s College Reunion 1978 year luncheon menu
St Mary’s College Reunion Saturday 16 June 1979 luncheon programme
College of St Paul and St Mary Reunion 1982 Concert Sunday 30 May 8pm Assembly Hall, Park
Terpis Dance Company programme for Reunion Saturday 29 May 1982
St Mary’s Old Students’ Association Reunion 1982 Year Luncheon Menu
The College of St Paul and St Mary Reunion 1982 programme and address by Guy Barnes
The College of St Paul and St Mary Reunion 1984 programme and address by Guy Barnes

Includes "Shaped Fence No 2" 1978; "Peeled Branch 1" 1981; "Oak Log Fall" 1981; "W Q No 3" 1981; "Sliced Log 2" 1982; "Sliced Log 3" 1982; "Peeled Branch 2" 1982; "Sliced Log 4 (Postland)" 1983; "Fan Log" 1983. Dimensions are recorded on each slide

Number 25. Includes article "Nigel Lloyd: Grizedale Sculptor 1983"

Published by "Poetry Nottingham" Spring 1984; "The Antigonish Review" Spring 1985; The KQBX Press December 1985

Third prize in the Lake Ashe Competition

Annotated drafts including final draft

Accepted by "Origins". Published by "Krax" Spring 1996; "First Time" Autumn 1984; Enitharmon Press 1988; "South (Profile)" October 2006

Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Peter Mortimer, Editor of Iron Press, to Michael Henry regarding the poems "Watering Hole", "Curtain Lecture", "Porterhouse Steak" and "Southern Comfort" 17 April 1983

Accepted by "Flame". Published by "Purple Patch" Autumn 1984; Enitharmon Press 1991

Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Geoff, "Purple Patch", to Michael Henry regarding publication of poem

Published by "Krax" Spring 1984; Enitharmon Press 1991

Annotated drafts including final draft

Wroxeter, Shropshire. Archaeologist Prince. Prince Edward on the site of the Roman city of Viroconium at Wroxeter, Shropshire today when he took part in an archaeological dig during his vacation, as part of his degree course in archaeology and anthropology at Jesus College, Cambridge

Agency: Press Association

King Hussein of Jordan, and the Queen stand together on the Tarmac at Amman military airport, when the Queen arrived for a four day state visit this morning

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

London. Prince William is held in arms of his father Prince Charles, as he talks to his mother, Williams grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, on the balcony of Buckingham Palace as they wait for the RAF to fly past, after Trooping of the Colours, on the Queen's birthday

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/

Agency: UPI

Photographer: R Taggart

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Agency: Unknown

Inspecting Guard of Honor. The Queen inspects the Royal Guard of Honor provided by the Third Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment. Accompanying the Queen is Major J Ivan Fenton

Agency: Winnipeg Free Press

Photographer: James Haggarty

Mitterrand's State Visit. The Queen and French President Francois Mitterrand at last night's banquet given by the President at the French Ambassador's Residence, London

Agency: Press Association

His Royal Highness Prince Philip inspects Queen's own Highlanders in Belfast

Broadcast Date: 3 February 1984

Agency: Press Association

Swing time for Prince William, who will be two years old on 21 June, with a little help from his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales in their garden in Kensington Palace, London today. The Princess is expecting her second child in September

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

A painting of Prince William, which took 10 weeks to complete, with the artist, Scots born John Anthony, as his London Studio today. The picture is the latest in a series of 17 unofficial Royal portraits by the 67 year old painter who plans to present his latest work to the Prince and Princess of Wales

Agency: Press Association

Princess Anne at Fund Meeting. Princess Anne stands behind the symbol of the Save the Children Fund, of which she is President, in London today when she was one of the speakers at the Fund's Annual Public Meeting

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

London. Princess Anne departs Heathrow for a tour of Bangladesh and India in her capacity as President […]

Agency: Press Association

Agency: Associated Press

Windsor Castle. Royal Christmas Day Service. The Prince and Princess of Wales leave St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle with Princess Anne, Captain Mark Phillips and their son Master Peter Phillips and the Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Robert Runcie yesterday after a Christmas Day morning service

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. Prince Charles chats to local boys on the first day of his four day official visit

Agency: UPI

Manus, Papua New Guinea. Prince Charles wears a head band and a string of dog's teeth during a ceremony in which he is initiated to become a chief of Manus Thursday

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Dick Fung

The Prince and Princess of Wales leaving St Mary's Hospital, Paddington today with their day-old baby prince. Their second child, he is to be called Henry Charles Albert David

Agency: Press Association

The Princess of Wales, wearing the Spencer tiara, sits on the left-hand side of the Irish State Coach on her way to today's State Opening of Parliament

Agency: Press Association

Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother accepts an ice-cream from a Gondolier yesterday at the end of her three-day trip to Venice. The Queen Mother, who during her visit fulfilled an ambition to ride in a Gondola along the canals, returns home today

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Snowdon Portrait. The Prince and Princess of Wales with their children, Prince William, born 21 June 1982, and Prince Henry, born 15 September 1984

Broadcast Date: 14 October 1984

Agency: United Press International

Photographer: Lord Snowdon