Volume 77 number 4. Includes profile of Michael Henry in the "New British Poets" section alongside his poems "Scorebook", "A Good Story" and "Plaster Saint"

Published by Enitharmon Press 1991; "Outposts" Spring 1994

Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Stand Magazine 17 August 1987

Published by "Poetry Review" June 1987; Enitharmon Press 1991

Annotated drafts including final draft. Includes letter from Peter Forbes, Editor of "Poetry Review", to Michael Henry regarding the poem 26 March 1987

Published by Bedford Press, USA. Inscribed "for Martin: David Nash: October 1987". Includes loose flyer from the Andrew Knight Gallery detailing the exhibition "Wood Primer"

Features Kevin Atherton's sculpture "Cathedral" for May and June 1987

Published in "Compass Sport Orienteer". Compares the 1987 British Orienteering Championships [held in the Forest of Dean] to the Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail

Published in the "Western Daily Press", author unknown. Includes photograph of the attempted cleaning of the sculpture "Cathedral"

Includes correspondence between the Forestry Commission and TSWA 3D Arts; press release and information; project newsletter

Happy Fergie. The Duchess of York makes a happy picture at the Park Lane Hotel, Piccadilly, London, where she was opening the World of Paintings and Watercolours exhibition today

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Loop the Loop Duchess. The Duchess of York boards a Red Arrows' Bulldog training aircraft helped by Flight Lieutenant Jon Caines, at RAF Scampton yesterday. During her hour long flight over the Lincolnshire countryside under instruction, the newest royal aviator looped the loop and performed a barrel roll

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Duchess and Mother at Wimbledon. The Duchess of York with her mother Mrs Susan Barrantes enjoy Centre Court action from the front row of the royal box at Wimbledon today

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Children of Courage. The Duchess of York is surrounded by the ten 1987 Children of Courage after the award ceremony at Westminster Abbey today

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Andrew Shows the Family Album. The Duke of York conveys his lively interest in photography to television viewers as he appears in a 50 minute BBC1 documentary "A Royal Family Album", to be screened next Wednesday, 29 April. The Duke turns the pages of the Royal Family's photograph albums with presenter Sir Michael Horden, and describes some of the wonderful old photographs

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Licence to Fly. The Duchess of York, already a fixed wing pilot, displays her newly won helicopter pilot licence and wings at RAF Benson today

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Princess Anne carrying her saddle and race gear after successfully completing the first ride in a jump race today, at Kempton Park. The Princess rode her ten-year-old horse Cnoc Na Cuille, finishing last of the four runners in the Portlame Handicap Chase over two-and-a-half miles

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Stage-Struck Prince. Prince Edward rehearses his latest stage role as Prince Florizel in Shakespeare's "Winter's Tale", with the amateur Heddo House Players, at Haddo House, near Aberdeen today

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Prince Edward Narrated "Peter and the Wolf". Prince Edward and American conductor Ezra Rachlin rehearse Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" at London's Barbican Centre today. The prince is to narrate the tale tonight, accompanied by the London Symphony Orchestra in aid of the Beethoven Fund for Deaf Children

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Queen Elizabeth II looks over to listens to the speech of West Berlin Mayor Eberhard Diepgen during his address at a dinner tonight. The Queen later in her own address underlines Britain's commitment to the city

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Queen Makes Friends with Elephants. The Queen makes friends with a couple of performing elephants from a circus in London's Hyde Park today, when she attended a huge children's party celebrating the centenary of the St John Ambulance Brigade

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State Banquet for King Hassan. King Hassan of Morocco with the Queen at Buckingham Palace tonight where the British and Moroccan royal families sat down to a state banquet. King Hassan and some members of his 180 strong entourage will be guests at the Palace for three nights during his first state visit to Britain

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Princess Diana smiles at a young patient in the Shaukaut Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital in Lahore, Pakistan. She is visiting as a guest of Imran Khan

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London-based artist Richard Foster prepares to hang his new portrait of the Princess of Wales reclining on a sofa at Kensington Palace, the centrepiece of the 93rd Exhibition of the Royal Society of Portrait Painters, which opens at the Mall Galleries in London today, until 8 June

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The Princess of Wales with her citation after being admitted as an Honorary Fellow to the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, at the college in London today

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Diana relaxes after Ascot. The Princess of Wales takes off her Ascot hat and takes a rest on the bonnet of her husband's Aston Martin at a polo match at Smith's Lawn, Windsor today. The Prince shares a joke as she does so

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Britain's Princess Diana wears a white and blue wide-brimmed hat as she attends a ceremony at London's Guildhall on 22 July where she was officially given the freedom of the city, the highest honour the City of London Corporation can bestow

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Champion child loses fight for life. Leukaemia sufferer Claire Bosworth, 15, meeting the Princess of Wales at the Dr Barnardo's Champion Children Awards lunch in London earlier this week (Tuesday 10 November). Claire, who was one of the Triumph Over Adversity Award winners died at her home in Heage, Derbyshire last night [13 November 1987]

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The Queen Mother enjoys a pint of bitter, which she pulled herself, during a visit to the Queen's Head Pub in Stepney, in London's East End today. She visited the Young's house in her capacity as patron of the London's Garden Society, and inspected the flower baskets and window boxes outside the pub

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Princely Poke. Prince Henry arrives at his nursery school in west London this morning and gives a Royal welcome to photographers. He later appeared in the school's nativity play which was watched by his parents

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Prince Michael of Kent and some of the showbusiness personalities who supported him when he launched the Prince Michael Awards scheme, a new campaign for road safety, in London today. With the Prince are, from left: Radio One disc jockey Mike Smith; actress Su Pollard; TV presenter Anne Diamond (soon to be a mother) and TV and radio personality Bob Holness

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Prince Michael of Kent, president of the Royal Automobile Club, at Hyde Park Corner, London today preparing for the off of the RAC [Royal Automobile Club] London to Brighton Veteran Car Run. He is at the wheel of Britain's oldest racing car, the 1903 Gordon Bennett Napier, which has just returned to this country after 37 years in the United States and he was being passengered by General William Lyon, a noted Californian collector, who was the car's previous owner

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Sale of Duchess of Windsor's Jewels. A photograph taken by Cecil Beaton of the Duchess of Windsor, wearing a large emerald ring - one of the items of her jewellery which is to be auctioned by Sotheby's in Geneva today and tomorrow

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50th anniversary gathering of the unveiling of a memorial stone to Edward Thomas on the Shoulder of Mutton, 2 October 1937. Includes details of a painting of the landscape painted by Mervyn Goode titled "Summer Evening Landscape from the Poet's Stone" and the unveiling of a plaque to Rowland and Cherry Watson

Published in The Herald. Reports on the opening of a display at The Selbourne Bookshop by Myfanwy Thomas

Photographer unknown

Some annotations

Includes funeral service programme for David Stanley Parker, 15 May 1987