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Basil D Oliveira Black South African Cricketer in Johannesburg Talking to young and old alike about cricket wearing a white short sleeved T-shirt dbase
Playwright and Poet Joan Ure 17th February 1972
Prince Charles, is interviewed by members of the welsh press, regrading the upcoming 25th anniversary of his Investiture of the Prince of Wales (01/07/1969)
Paul Hegarty and Richard Gough give their manager a lift as they hold up Dundee United Manager Jim McLean after their 2-1 win against rivals Dundee at Dens Park on 14th May 1983 meaning they were
Stokesley show, men looking at vegetables 1973
A girl at Stokesley show. Stokesley, North Yorkshire. 1973
Stokesley show, lady with flowers. 1973
Nurses prize day. 1973
A boy at Stokesley show. Stokesley, North Yorkshire. 1973
Celebrations in Trafalgar Square, London, on 11th November 1918, after World War One was declared over and a victory to the allies
The Oxford University Rowing Crew in training for the forthcoming Oxford v Cambridge Boat Race. The 104th Boat Race took place on 5 April 1958
Princess Diana visits Wales, October 1991. Our Picture Shows... Princess Diana talking with Fred Smith of South Wales Talking Magazine, during a visit to the Cardiff Institute for the Blind
Paper industry. View of machine house from wet end. 25th July 1922
Visitors to the Aylesford Paper Mills, near Maidstone, Kent. Over fifty prominent advertising agency men saw the making of " Daily Mirror" paper
Bowater Paper Mills Ltd. Wet end of paper machine, showing new material passing over machine wire. November 1935
Preparing material ready for the paper making machine. Empire Paper Mills. 14th August 1922
Penlee stone quarry, Newlyn, Cornwall. Rock-boring machine driven by compressed air drilling a hole for an explosive charge
Pier head, discharching wood pulp from a steamer. 14th August 1922
At the paper mills of Messrs. Albert E. Reed and Co. at Aylesford, Kent, where the yearly output of newsprint is 850, 000 miles of paper with a width of five feet
Missing inventor mystery. The "Perpetual Motion"Missing inventor mystery. The " Perpetual Motion" machine (unfinished) invented by Mr T M Harris, who disappeared four years ago after assembling it at the motor works of Clement Talbot
Jonathan Humphreys, it has just been announced, will become Wales third rugby union captain in six months when he leads a team blooming with fresh-faced youth against South Africa in Johannesburg
The tip at the old Prince of Wales colliery at Abercarn is being leveled to make an industrial estate. August 1968
Army cadet poppy sellers on Linthorpe Road Middlesbrough November 1975
A peculiar stile, said to be the last of its kind, situated between the village of Hildersham and Linton, Cambridge. It is a Clapper stile the heavy blocks bring it back into position after a person
British soldiers of the East Surrey Regiment, seen here at Le Quesnoy, Northern France. Giving cheers for King George V, on 11th November 1918
The Mayor and leading council members join with veterans and members of the public in Albert Park. Middlesbrough At the Yorkshire Regiment war memorial
Teesside Gazette member of staff poses in a witches costume for a Halloween feature. 30th October 1975
Remembrance Sunday, Middlesbrough. 11th November 1973
Middlesbrough lads get bald haircuts. 1973
The Boat Race, Cambridge v Oxford. 1956. The race was held from the starting point at Putney Bridge on The River Thames in London
Basil D Oliviera with his wife Naomi and Boys Damian aged Nine and Sitaun aged Five DBase © Mirrorpix
The Rector of St Botolphs Church, seen here with the head teacher and pupils of Chevening School at the opening of the new extension to the school, Circa July 1981
Basil D Oliviera Cricket player South Africa practising bowling at the nets DBase
The Boat Race, Cambridge v Oxford. 1957. Pictured at the start of the race at Putney Bridge. The race was held from the starting point at Putney Bridge on The River Thames in London
Princess Diana visits Wales, Wednesday 30th June 1993. Our Picture Shows... Princess Diana meeting members of the public, Ty Coch Road, Cardiff
Cricket teams from the Sevenoaks and Westerham Rotary Clubs pose for a group picture before the start of the match. 19th June 1976
The Polish Bible Society call in on Rev Maurice Hewett at St Botolphs Church Chevening during their tour of the UK. August 1989
The rector of St Botolphs church, Chevening (left) seen here with pupils, parents and teachers of Dorton House school for the blind on bonfire night. 5th November 1985
Wales 24-15 France, Rugby Union, Five Nations Championship, National Stadium, Cardiff, Saturday 19th February 1994. Our Picture Shows... guest of honour Princess Diana, Princess of Wales
Fenella Fielding, English stage, film and television actress, pictured at home in London, Thursday 17th December 1964
The Rector of St Botolphs Church, Rev Maurice Hewett seen here at the Chevening road bridge. Circa July 1981
The Rector of St Botolphs Church, Chevening, Rev Maurice Hewett seen here with Bob Tenton going over the plans for Denesfield Court. A development of 16 sheltered living flats. Circa July 1981
Basil D Oliviere at Worcestershire cricket ground
Princess Diana visits Wales, Wednesday 7th October 1992. Our Picture Shows... Princess Diana officially opening the Childrens Unit at East Glamorgan Hospital in Church Village
Fenella Fielding, English stage, film and television actress, pictured at Shepperton Studios, where she is currently filming Foxhole in Cairo, Tuesday 19th January 1960
Fenella Fielding, English stage, film and television actress, is starring in the title role of a new production, Colette, which opened at the Opera House, Manchester, last night
Fenella Fielding, English stage, film and television actress, pictured at home in London, Tuesday 19th September 1961
