London. The Queen, on her official birthday, points to where the RAF flypast, storm clouds permitting, should have come into view for the benefit of three year old Master Peter Phillips and the Earl of Ulster who is 5. They were on the balcony of Buckingham Palace following the Trooping the Colour ceremony, and behind the Royal children is Peter's mother, Princess Anne

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/136

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell [Press Association Court Photographer]

Goodwood. The Queen with the Countess of March (right) at Goodwood racecourse today when she opened the new grandstand and presented the prize for the winner of the first race, Trevita, owned by Lord McAlpine and ridden by P Cook

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/137

Agency: Press Association

Prince Charles at the races. Lucky 13 for the winner Classified as he beats Prince Charles driving relentlessly for the line. Bonnie Prince Charles was the runner up in the Madhatters Private Sweepstakes at Plumpton, this evening, (Tuesday). The heir to the throne was full of grit and determination over the two mile flat course..... but could only finish following the tail of Classified ridden by Derek Thompson. The Prince was in the saddle of an American Horse Long Wharf in a race that featured a host of stars and personalities

Agency: Central Press Photos

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/117

Agency: Harry Page

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/123

Agency: Humberts

ITN Reference: ROYAL/CHAR/121

Agency: Humberts

Off Cowes, It's just not cricket. This wet-making sport of Princes, wind surfing, which always ends up in a right Royal ducking for the Prince of Wales, battling to keep upright in the Solent today. The wind surfer prince took frequent duckings into the grey and choppy waters and always came up laughing. Between wind surfers and the deep water is little more than an ordinary surf board, and there is the need to fight continuously to balance a wind-filled sail

Broadcast Date: 7 August 1980

Agency: Press Association

Off Cowes, Isle of Wight. Today's composite picture of Prince Charles undergoing various hazardous angles of his latest water sport, wind surfing, off Cowes, Isle of Wight. The Prince took frequent duckings into the Solent and came up grinning. Between wind surfers and the deep water is little more than an ordinary surf board, and there is the need to fight continuously to balance a wind-filled sail

Broadcast Date: 7 August 1980

Agency: Press Association

Off Cowes, Isle of Wight. Today's composite picture of Prince Charles undergoing various hazardous angles of his latest water sport, wind surfing, off Cowes, Isle of Wight. The Prince took frequent duckings into the Solent and came up grinning. Between wind surfers and the deep water is little more than an ordinary surf board, and there is the need to fight continuously to balance a wind-filled sail

Broadcast Date: 7 August 1980

Agency: Press Association

New Delhi, India. Reception, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi talks with Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, at a reception and banquet in India's Presidential Palace, Monday night, starting the Prince of Wales' two week visit

Agency: Associated Press

Broadcast Date: 31 August 1997

Photographer: Tim Graham

Lady Diana Spencer, 19, with two of the pupils at the London kindergarten where she works. Lady Diana, youngest child of former royal equerry Lord Spencer, has known Prince Charles since childhood. At one time, her sister Lady Sarah had her name romantically linked with the Prince of Wales

Agency: Camera Press

Photographer: Charles De La Court

Lady Diana Spencer photographed in Sussex, September 1980, the first picture of her before/as the romance began! Obit

Broadcast Date: 29 June 1981

Photographer: Edwards

A September 1980 library picture of Lady Diana Spencer, 19, whose name is romantically linked with that of the Prince of Wales. In this picture she is shown at the kindergarten where she works in Pimlico, London. She is the youngest daughter of millionaire landowner Earl Spencer, equerry to George VI and later to the Queen. Her grandmother is Woman of the Bedchamber to the Queen Mother

Broadcast Date: 9 December 1980

Agency: Press Association

Lady Diana Spencer, who has been linked romantically with Prince Charles, out near her London flat today. Nineteen, she is the daughter of Earl Spencer

Agency: Press Association News Photo Library

Photographer: Bob Seymore

Photographer: Bob Seymore

Photographer: Bob Seymore

Photographer: Bob Seymore

Photographer: Bob Seymore

Picture shows Prince Edward hanging on grimly whilst windsurfing in Cowes today

Agency: Central Press Photos

Broadcast Date: 22 May 1980

ITN Reference: ROYAL/ELIZ/48

Agency: Daily Star

The Queen Mother and her six grandchildren in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace in 1980 after her 80th birthday thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral. Sitting, left: Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones; right: Princess Anne. Standing, from left: Viscount Linley, Prince Andrew, Prince Charles and Prince Edward

Broadcast Date: 26 November 1986

Agency: Press Association

The Queen Mother with her six grandchildren in the White Drawing Room at Buckingham Palace today after the service of thanksgiving in honour of her 80th birthday at St Paul's Cathedral. They are Princee Anne (seated right) and Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones (seated left) with (standing from left) Viscount Linley, Prince Andrew, Prince Charles and Prince Edward

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Queen Elizabeth (left), and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother arrive at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden to attend a performance of ballet on the occasion of the Queen Mother's 80th birthday

Agency: UPI

A pretty veiled pillbox hat for the Duchess of Kent attending today's commissioning ceremony of HMS Brecon, at HMS Vernon, Portsmouth. Brecon, built at Southampton, was launched by the Duchess in June 1978

Agency: Press Association

Princess Michael of Kent (right) feels the weight of the pearl-button covered handbag of Mrs Marie Louise Rackley, the Festival Pearly Queen of London, and Pearly Queen of Finsbury, at London's Café Royal today. The Princess and the pearly queen attended the 7th annual Fund Raising Lunch of the Women's National Cancer Control Campaign

Agency: UPI

Britain's Princess Alexandra and husband Angus Ogilvy talk to waiting crowds as they leave the Chater Station after the official opening of the Mass Transit Railway System of Hong Kong. The Princess had unveiled a plaque in the station's lobby commemorating the occasion

Agency: UPI

Photographer: L Castro

Charlwood, Surrey. Princess Alexandra in Surrey today when she visited the Charlwood Festival being held to celebrate the 900th anniversary of Charlwood villiage. She was received by Lord Hamilton of Dalzell, visited the parish church, presented fancy dress prizes and cut an anniversary cake

Agency: Press Association

Photographer: Ron Bell

Paris. Princess Anne of Great Britain with Paris mayor wife Bernadette Chirac, Tuesday night, prior to the premier of the London Contemporary Theater at the Theatre de la Ville

Agency: Associated Press

Photographer: Cardenas

Reigate, Surrey. With jaunty plumed millinery and uniform, Princess Anne is shown at Reigate Priory today attending a rally of the St John Ambulance Cadets, of which she is Commandant-in-Chief

Agency: Press Association

Royal Ladies. Princess Anne, Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones (centre) and Princess Margaret leaving Buckingham Palace in a State Landau today for the carriage procession to St Paul's Cathedral and the service of thanksgiving in honour of the Queen Mother's 80th birthday. See PA story

Agency: Press Association

Viscount Linley, 18, and Claudia Graham-Dixon, 19, both leaving for Miami from Heathrow Airport today. They are both understood to have been invited to the Florida home of film chief Harry Saltzman

Agency: Press Association

Beaminster, Dorset. Designer and furniture maker Mr John Makepiece at Parnham House near Beaminster, Dorset where tomorrow Viscount Linley, 18 year old son of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon, begins a course in carpentry. Mr Makepiece, who directs the School for Craftsmen in Wood, also runs the adjoining John Makepiece Furniture Workshops renowned for unique pieces of furniture designed for private houses. In addition to working with wood, Viscount Linley will also learn marketing and economic planning there

Agency: Press Association

Beaminster, Dorset. Students at work in the 1st year workshop at Parnham House School for Craftsmen in Wood near Beaminster, Dorset where Viscount Linley, 18-year-old son of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon, begins a course of study tomorrow. Viscount Linley, said to have a similar artistic bent to his photographer-designer father, is to pursue carpentry as a career and will learn the techniques of marketing and economic planning as well as woodwork at the bench

Agency: Press Association

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

Obit

Photographer: Desmond O'Neill

Obit

Broadcast Date: 18 July 1986

Photographer: Desmond O'Neill

Publication and author unknown. A brief overview of the Dymock Poets period linked to Eleanor Farjeon's book "Edward Thomas: The Last Four Years"

Publication unknown

Publication unknown. Describes the moment Helen Thomas learnt of Edward Thomas's death and her efforts to publicise his poetry

Publication unknown. Describes one of The Edward Thomas Fellowship's birthday walks near Steep

Describes references to tea at Gwili Cottage. Includes photocopy of Welsh language article "Cofio Edward Thomas" by Ioan Mai Evans

Author and publication unknown. Discusses the inclusion of W H Auden's poem "To ET" in the anthology "Elected Friends"

Author unknown, written by a grandchild of Edward Thomas. Describes Yvonne Skargon's commission of six wood engravings to illustrate Edward Thomas's poems

Publication unknown. Discusses Gwili Cottage, Edward Thomas and the Jenkins family

Offprint of "Archiv"

Published in "The Herald". Discusses the eighth Edward Thomas birthday walk