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Sarah Ferguson, the girl strongly tipped by the media to marry Britain's Prince Andrew, leaves the Queens Snack Bar with a cup of tea on her way to the office in London's Mayfair, Thursday. Miss Ferguson was making no comment on speculation in the British press that an announcement on her relationship with Prince Andrew was close

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: David Caulkin

Obit

Broadcast Date: 19 March 1986

Photographer: Desmond O'Neill

Royal Working Fiancée. Miss Sarah Ferguson, whose engagement was announced to Prince Andrew, arrives back at work, in St George Street, London today. She paused only briefly on the doorstep of her office building and did not answer any questions which were shouted at her by reporters who had been kept back to the other side of the road

Agency: Press Association

Sarah Ferguson waves from the Glass Coach as she rides with her father Major Ronald Ferguson from Clarence House to Westminster Abbey on 23 July where she will marry the Duke of York. Colour Key: Coach frame royal blue and gold. Dress ivory

Agency: Reuters

Photographer: Don Denton

Mrs Ronald Ferguson (now Mrs Hector Barrantes) with her two children left Sarah Ferguson and right Jane (now Mrs William Makin). Obit

Broadcast Date: 19 March 1986

Photographer: Desmond O'Neill

Left to right Mrs Hector Barrantes (was Mrs Ronald Ferguson), Major Ronald Ferguson, with their daughters Jane Makim and Sarah Ferguson. Obit

Photographer: Desmond O'Neill

The balcony of Buckingham Palace, with the Queen, who celebrated her 60th birthday today, smiling at thousands of children who sang to her. Her birthday surprise to the Nation, was bringing her future daughter in law Sarah Ferguson onto the balcony with
fiancé Prince Andrew

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Miss Sarah Ferguson (left) enjoys a joke with her future brother in law Prince Charles after polo on Smith's Lawn, Windsor today. With them is her father Major Ronald Ferguson, the Prince's polo manager, who injured his forehead after falling off, her fiance Prince Andrew (back to camera) and the Princess of Wales

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Prince Andrew's bride to be Miss Sarah Ferguson has been granted this personal Coat of Arms. The arms comprise a thistle plant with leaves and flowers growing from a grassy mound; about to alight on the topmost flower is a bumble bee. Basically this is based on the device which has been used by her family. The motto she chose is "Ex Adversis Felicitas Crescit" meaning "Out of Adversity"

Agency: Press Association

Britain's Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson hold hands to display the large oval ruby set in drop diamonds on a yellow and white gold band after Queen Elizabeth announced their engagement

Agency: Reuter

An artist drawing of the predicted wedding dress to be worn by Sarah Ferguson

Agency: Xpress Picture

London. Sarah Jane Gaselee, daughter of race horse trainer Nick Gaselee and a bridesmaid in next week's Royal Wedding, as she arrives at St Paul's Cathedral tonight for a rehearsal for bridesmaids and pages for the Royal Wedding

Agency: Press Association

Includes photographs and details of students; interior and exterior views of college buildings; year group; sports teams; student illustrations; rules and regulations; St Paul's College Hymn; student productions; Saltley College students including those who enlisted; Culham College students; Cheltenham Chronicle and Gloucestershire Graphic pages; views of Saltley College; pantomime at Woolhope School 1935; munitions making at Bury Port 1915; soldiers 1916; demobilisation letter

Photographer unknown. Annotated with names Graham Brookes, Tom Maddock and John Siddle

Annotated with names. Photographer unknown

Photographer unknown. Includes pencil annotations

Includes letter from A J Lee accompanying D508, 2 November 2000

Annotated. Black and white

Photographer unknown

Black and white. Married Harry Matthews. Friend of Merab Annie Williams

Photographer unknown

Black and white

Photographer unknown

Black and white. Merab Annie Myers formerly Sheppard, née Williams

Photographer unknown

Annotated

Black and white. Annotated. Shows St Paul's College students building a toilet outside the Post Office on The Promenade and the RAG procession

Photographers unknown

Includes the visit by the Duke of Edinburgh 8 March 1957, the students' car park, view of traffic along the Promenade, student trips to Bath and Northleach, RAG 1957

Includes photographs of St Mary's College students; RAG 1966 and 1968; informal student groups; St Paul's College Cricket team 1967 and 1968; St Mary's College Hockey team 2nd XI 1967 and 1968; St Paul's College Isle of Man football tour 1968; St Paul's College Basketball tram 1968; St Mary's College PE Wing students 1967; St Mary's College Athletics team 1967; St Mary's College grounds Autumn 1967; St Paul's College 1st XI Football team 1967 - 1968 and 1968 - 1969; St Paul's College Athletics team 1968; St Paul's College cup final team 1968; St Paul's teaching practice students in Chipping Campden 1966

Also includes Dursley Town versus St Paul's College football programme 2 November 1968; "Manx Green Final" newspaper with report of St Paul's win over the Isle of Man 13 April 1968; St Paul's College reunion match programme 1967

Published by A Brown & Sons

Inscribed "F O Hartop"

Published by Macmillan & Company Limited

Inscribed "F O Hartop, Saltley College, Birmingham"

Unknown school 1902 - March 1904
Eglington Road Girls' School 14 March 1904 - January 1906
Includes reports for various subjects, attendance, progress and comments

"Scripture Knowledge" at Bloomfield Road School Junior Mixed Department, 1904
London County Council swimming certificate from Fox Hill School, 1906
London Schools Swimming Association First class certificate, 10 July 1907
London County Council swimming certificate from Fox Hill School, 1907

Published by the National Union of Teachers, London

St Paul's Practising School 27 November - 19 December 1947
Wells Road Secondary Modern Boys' School, Bristol 12 - 30 July 1948

Some loose items

Includes loose items and pencil annotations

Carried out at Cirencester Boys' School. With loose items

Some loose sheets

With pencil annotations and loose sheet

Some loose sheets

Some loose sheets

Includes photographs of student life, programmes and newspaper cuttings and a printed drawing of Rosehill

Includes letters, lyrics, photographs of students and buildings, postcards, cuttings, concert programmes and information on reunion services. Also includes letter from an anonymous Sim [St Mary's College student] to Claude Blogg. With annotations and loose items. Photographer unknown

Includes two monthly tickets to Allstone Baths, fixture booklets for St Paul's College Football Club 1925-1926 and St Paul's College Cricket, Tennis and Swimming teams 1926, Junior Concert programme 3 December 1925, photographs and postcards, Junior Concert programme 4 December 1924, chapel service programmes, St Paul's College Dramatic Society programmes, St Paul's College Senior Concert programme 1925, fixture booklets for St Paul's College Football Club 1924-1925 and St Paul's College Cricket, Tennis and Swimming teams 1925