Personal documents and correspondence relating to Richard Fry's life including:
manuscript biographical notes
'Life Story'manuscript notes by Fry
black/white photograph of Fry by Terry Moore c1970
Letter from AP Wadsworth to Fry, 1952
Letter from Jim Callaghan, Chancellor of the Exechquer to Fry, 17 June 1966
Letter from Oliver Franks to Fry, 1 January 1965
Letter from Gordon Pepper to Fry, 6 February 1975
Telegram from Hamish McRae, the Guardian to Fry, 20 September 1985
Letter from David Scholey to Fry, January 1987
Letter from Richard Fry to Simon Jenkins, editor of The Times, concerning language, style and grammar in the newspapers, 12 June 1990
'Richard Fry CBE', by William Clarke, reprint from Central Banking Publications, August 2000
Menu for Fry's centenary luncheon, 28 September 2000
Creator: Fry, Richard Henry CBE (1900-2002); journalist
2Typed and handwritten notes written by Hugo Young to record political conversations and informal interviews held with individuals in 1986.
The conversations are with the following people:
Jim Prior, 5 January 1986
Barney Hayhoe, 5 January 1986
Keith Hampson, 5 January 1986
John Biffen, 12 January 1986
Keith Hampson, 12 January 1986
Douglas Hurd, 14 January 1986
Chris Patten, 26 January 1986
John Biffen, 26 January 1986
'BI' 27 January 1986
William Whitelaw, 28 January 1986
Ian Gilmour, 2 February 1986
Francis Pym, 2 February 1986
Michael Mates, 2 February 1986
Simon Jenkins, 6 February 1986
John Cunningham, 19 February 1986
Bernard Ingham, 20 February 1986*
William Waldegrave, 24 February 1986
Chris Patten, 25 February 1986
Geoffrey Howe, 11 March 1986
David Steel, 19 March 1986
Roy Hattersley, 10 April 1986*
Norman St John Stevas, 13 May 1986
Francis Pym, 20 May 1986
David Howell, 21 May 1986
John Burgh, 2 June 1986
Ian Gilmour, 25 June 1986
[John] Wakeham, 1 July 1986
Kenneth Baker, 14 July 1986
Peter Shore, 15 July 1986
Peter Middleton, 21 July 1986*
Patricia Hewitt, 23 July 1986
Bob Worcester, 23 July 1986
William Waldegrave, 29 July 1986
Bernard Donoughue, 28 August 1986
Tim Bell, 8 September 1986*
Cecil Parkinson, 9 October 1986*
Chris Patten, 9 November 1986
John Biffen, 10 November 1986
Article from The Listener Magazine about 'The art of dressing as a prime minister', 20 November 1986
Peter Middleton, 26 November 1986*
William Waldegrave, 10 December 1986
Significant subjects covered in conversation discussions include:
Margaret Thatcher and her leadership of the Conservative party
Neil Kinnock and his leadership of the Labour party
Government education policy
Forthcoming general election
The Westland affair and subsequent resignations
The SDP-Liberal Alliance
Europe
Political situation in Ireland
Creator: DS/UK/122
Peter Preston's records relating to the handling of the press and the enquiries that followed the Falklands War, December 1977 - September 1986.
Includes: memorandums on the handling of press and public relations during the Falklands conflict, cJune 1982 - July 1982; photocopies of evidence, with associated correspondence, submitted to the Falkland Islands Inquiry, August 1982; correspondence concerning Preston's evidence to the House of Commons Select Committee's inquiry into the handling of public and press information during the Falklands Island crisis and Falkland Islands Review Committee, September - October 1982; and photocopy of Peter Preston's evidence given to the 'Defence Committee on the handling of press and public information during the Falklands conflict', October 1982.
Also contains a number of published pamphlets and reports including:
'House of Commons Defence Committee session 1981-82 memoranda on the handling of press and public information during the Falklands conflict', 22 July 1982
'first report from the Defence Committee 1982-83 HC 17-I-II the handling of press and public information during the Falklands conflict', March 1983
'The Defence of Britain' by EP Thompson, June 1983
'House of Commons first report from the Defence Committee session 1982-83 - the handling of the press and public information during the Falklands conflict volume 1: report and minutes of proceedings', December 1982
Final revise of 'The Falklands Campaign; the lessons', December 1982
'Falkland Islands Review - report of a Committee of Privy Councillors' January 1983
'House of Commons fifth report from the Foreign Affairs Committee session 1983-84 Falkland Islands volume 1', December 1984
Uncorrected proof of 'The Battle for the Falklands' by Max Hastings and Simon Jenkins, 1983.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Peter Preston (1938-2018)
Includes letters, copy letters, telegrams,and submitted work on articles and reviews between Peter Preston and individuals including: Jeremy Isaacs (Channel 4); Simon Jenkins.
Creator: Guardian Newspapers Limited; Editor's Office; Peter Preston (1938-2018)
File entitled 'Journal Notes for Part III' by Hugo Young, containing transcripts with handwritten notes of interviews and informal conversations with individuals. These were used as research when writing his book 'One of Us'.
The conversations are with the following people:
Keith Joseph, 3 November 1981
Bernard Ingham, 10 February 1982*
John Biffen, 9 March 1982
Peter Carrington, 18 March 1982
Alan Walters, 27 April 1982
Tim Lankester, 13 July 1982
Michael Heseltine, 20 July 1982
Bernard Ingham, 27 July 1982*
Cecil Parkinson, 8 September 1982*
Jim Prior, 14 October 1982
Douglas Wass, 28 December 1982
Francis Pym, 6 January 1983
Maurice Saatchi, 10 February 1983
Bernard Ingham, 17 February 1983*
Francis Pym, 6 May 1983
Bernard Ingham, 26 May 1983*
Ian Gilmour, 7 July 1983
Sir Robert Armstrong, 8 July 1993
Jim Prior, 21 July 1983
Chris Patten, 28 September 1983
Cecil Parkinson, 15 October 1983 (off the record)*
David Goodall, 18 October 1983
Cecil Parkinson, October 1983*
Weinstick, 20 October 1983
'Glimpses of Thatcher' 2 November 1983
Clive Saville, 15 November 1983
John Biffen, 17 January 1984
Chris Patten, 4 February 1984
John Biffen, 29 February 1984
Cecil Parkison, 11 March 1984*
Alistair Macalpine, 9 May 1984
Jim Prior, 13 June 1984
Simon Jenkins, 13 June 1984
Chris Patten, 5 July 1984
Lord Jellicoe, 15 August 1984
Michael Quinlan, 14 November 1984
Chris Patten, 23 November 1984
Chris Priestley, 24 January 1985
Grey Gowrie, 12 February 1985
David Howell, 12 February 1985
Kenneth Baker, 26 March 1985
Michael Quinlan, 14 May 1985
John Gummer, 24 May 1985
Jim Prior, 28 May 1985
Tom King, 10 June 1985
Alan Clark, 10 June 1985
John Patten, 11 June 1985
Barney Hayhoe, 13 June 1985
Ian Gilmour, 13 June 1985
Simon Jenkins, 13 October 1985
Raymond Seitz, 23 October 1985
Bill Heseltine, 8 January 1986
Michael Heseltine, 15 April 1986
David Goodall, 28 May 1986
Tristan Garel-Jones, 24 June 1986
Commonwealth Conference, 5 August 1986
Peter Carrington, 22 February 1987
David Goodall, 17 March 1987
Ted Smyth, 25 March 1987
Ted Smyth, 23 November 1987
Michael Alison, 17 May 1988
Creator: DS/UK/122
Interview with Katharine Whitehorn, columnist for the Observer. Conducted by Sarah Ryle on 8 August 2001. Also includes a data sheet containing biographical details about the subject and information about the recording and notes made by Sarah Ryle.
Summary contents of interview (with rough timings):
Disc 1:
Track 1
00.20 Introduction
01.00 Introduction of a women's page at the Observer
02.00 Offered role whilst working at the Spectator on her own column. Initially turned down role.
02.35 Took up role of fashion writer
02.50 Had previously covered Paris fashion week for Picture Post
03.20 Decision to change direction of fashion section
04.50 Success of fashion section with readers
05.00 Upset of advertisers over her writing
05.40 *
06.25 Remembers Anne Scott James at the Daily Express
06.55 Strength of women's writing
08.20 Legacy of George Seddon
08.35 *
10.50 Older figures at the Observer
10.58 Remembers Terry Kilmartin's book reviews
11.25 Interest in reader traffic figures
11.30 Remembers departure of Women's editor, Beryl McAlhone
13.20 The Observer the first paper to go into sections
13.35 The Observer 'Daylight' section
14.10 Climate of intellectual discussion at the Observer
14.50 Lack of hierarchy and access to David Astor
17.00 Incident when writing economic coverage
17.59 *
18.30 Felt the personal intruded on the professional
19.30 Newspapers editors as managers
19.45 Remembers Tristan Jones
20.10 *
20.49 Husband, Gavin Lyall, working at the Sunday Times in 1960s
21.15 Lyall offered work at the Observer
21.30 Differences between the Observer and the Sunday Times
22.45 Discussion of Donald Trelford
23.44 Remembers Kenneth Obank and his determination to print Nikita Khruschev's speech denouncing Joseph Stalin
25.00 Departure of Astor
25.39 Grammar in the newspaper
26.35 How the Guardian viewed the Observer
26.44 Drinking at the Observer
27.30 Use of hotels and taxis when covering news stories
28.30 Astor years and uniqueness of the Observer at this time
29.10 Stand against self censorship
29.48 Simon Jenkins on self censorship whilst editor at the Times
30.00 Remembers Seddon
30.30 Brief stint in editing
31.15 Invited editors wives to lunch to measure their views of the women's page
33.45 Decision to stop working on the fashion column
34.20 Began her own general column
35.00 The history of women's journalism
36.00 Opinions on lifestyle columns
38.45 Felicity Green and the feminisation of Fleet Street
39.20 The place of women's pages in newspapers today
40.00 How women's pages dealt with personal effects of news
42.00 How she wanted to change fashion coverage to make it personal
43.00 Fashion today
Track 2
Test
Disc 2:
Track 1
00.25 Personalities at the Observer including Kate Trelford
02.00 Donald Trelford's relationship with Kate Trelford
04.00 Disapproval of city pages
05.25 Invited to dinner with Trelford and Lajos Lederer
07.10 *
07.55 Trelford's effect on the newspaper
08.30 Trelford's visit to Rhodesia
09.40 Failure of the midweek edition
10.10 Strength of the women's pages
10.35 Non-news features considered less important
11.15 Strength of the Guardian weekend magazine
11.35 Importance of women's input
15.00 The working week at a weekend newspaper
16.20 Takeover by the Guardian and its effect on the structure of the working week
16.40 Remembers Patrick O'Donovan and John Gale
17.40 John Naughton taking over Clive James as television critic
18.00 Her and Naughton leaving the newspaper
19.00 Dislike of actions of Jocelyn Targett
20.20 Opinion of Edie Riley on valedictory article headline
20.45 Response of Will Hutton to appointment of Roger Alton as editor
21.40 Joining Saga magazine after leaving the Observer
22.30 Observer circulation and the approach of Targett
24.00 Need for the Observer to stand by its core values
25.40 Visit to China with Margaret Thatcher
27.20 The future of the Observer
28.30 Remembers the ideas of Adrian Hamilton
29.00 The Observer as the contrary voice
29.40 The Observer stand against the private finance initiative
30.05 Socialising with Observer staff
31.20 Leaving parties including Gritta Weil leaving
32.15 Attempts of Anthony Howard to maintain the standards of the newspaper
32.40 Working from home
Files of negatives of the following individuals:
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Jabr, Saad Saleh
Jabotinsky, Vladimir
Jacklin, Tony
Jacks, Mike (set by Tony McGrath)
Jackson, Betty
Jackson, Brian
Jackson, Donald
Jackson, Eve
Jackson, Geoffrey & Lady (including set by David Newell Smith)
Jackson, Glenda (including sets by Tony McGrath & David Newell Smith)
Jackson, Gordon
Jackson, Hazel
Jackson, Reverend Jesse (set by Neil Libbert)
Jackson, Joe
Jackson, Mr (set by Tony McGrath)
Jackson, Michael
Jackson, Penny (set by Tony McGrath)
Jackson, Senator 'Scoop' (set by Tony McGrath)
Jackson, Sidney
Jackson, Tom (including set by Tony McGrath)
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Jacob, Alarick
Jacobi, Derek (set by Neil Libbert)
Jacobs, Jane (set by David Newell Smith)
Jacobs, Commander John
Jacobs, Rabbi
Jacobsen, Per (set by Jane Bown)
Jacobsen, Quentin
Jacobsen, Stan
Jacobson, Dan (set by Tony McGrath)
Jacques, Elliott (set by Tony McGrath)
Jacques, Jean (set by Jane Bown)
Jacques, Martin
Jaeger, Andrea
Jaffe, Jack (set by Tony McGrath)
Jaffe, Rona
Jaffrey, Madhur
Jagger, Mick (set by Tony Prime, 1973 & David Newell Smith, 1964)
Jakobi, Stephen
Jakobovits, Dr Immanuel (set by Tony McGrath)
James, Charity
James, Clive (including sets by Neil Libbert & Jane Bown)
James, David (set by Tony McGrath)
James, Jack
James, JH (Deputy Master of the Mint)
James, John
James, Mr Justice (set by David Newell Smith)
James, Michael
James, Peter
James, Polly
James, Rosemary (set by Neil Libbert)
James, Lady Serena
James, Tony
Jameson, Conrad (set by Tony McGrath)
Jameson, Derek (including set by Jane Bown)
Jamieson, Detective Superintendent Colin
Janic, Bettina (set by Jane Bown)
Janiurek, Lenka (set by Tony McGrath)
Janowitz, Gundula (set by Tony McGrath)
Janson, Elly
Japan, Miss (Tenuko Ikeda)
Jara, Joan (set by Tony McGrath)
Jardim, Jorge (set by Neil Libbert)
Jarman, Dr Brian
Box 3:
Jarman, Derek (set by Ian Cook, 1971)
Jarosora, Madame M (set by Tony McGrath)
Jarratt, Alex
Jarreau, Al
Jarrett, Professor William
Jarvis, Fred (including set by Jane Bown)
Jarvis, Roly
Jaspar, Bobby
Jawad, Sabah
Jay, Douglas (set by Tony McGrath)
Jay, Peggy (set by David Newell Smith)
Jay, Peter
Jay, Tony
Jazy, Michel (set by David Newell Smith)
Jeanmaire, Zizi
Jeavons, Oliver
Jebb, Sir Gladwyn
Jeeves, Desmond (set by Neil Libbert)
Jefferson, Sir George (Chairman of British Telecom)
Jeffes, Simon
Jefford, Barbara
Jeffrey, Dr Ian
Jeffrey, Peter
Jellicoe, Admiral Lord
Jellicoe, Anne
Jenkin, Patrick
Jenkins, Charles (set by Neil Libbert)
Jenkins, Clive
Jenkins, David
Jenkins, Hugh (including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, Roy (including sets by David Newell Smith and Tony McGrath)
Box 4:
Jenkins, Clive
Jenkins, Roy
Jenkins, Simon
Jenkins, Tim
Jennings, Paul (staff) (set by David Newell Smith)
Jennings, Paul
Jennings, Richard
Jenson, Kaj (set by Neil Libbert)
Jessel, Oliver
Jessup, Leslie (Les) (staff) (sets by Jane Bown & David Newell Smith)
Jeuda, Diana (including set by David Newell Smith)
Jobey, Liz
Joffe, Grant
John, Barry
John, Brian
John, Elton (by John Reardon, 1985)
John, Rebecca
John, Sheila
Johnson, Mr (General manager of Euston Station)
Johnson, Andre
Johnson, Anne (set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Anton
Johnson, Arthur (set by David Newell Smith)
Johnson, Gordon (including set by Tony McGrath)
Johnson, Henry C (Chairman British Railways Board)
Johnson, Hugo
Johnson, Joe (snooker)
Johnson, JJ (Trombonist)
Johnson, Ned
Johnson, Neville
Johnson, Paul
Johnson, Peter
Johnson, Philip (set by Tony McGrath)
Johnston, Frank
Johnston, Henry
Johnstone, James, Robert, Ian & Ernest
Johnstone, Patricia Gill
Johnstone, Raymond
Johnstone, Valerie E (set by David Newell Smith)
Jolly, Elton
Jolly, Mr (Sikh leader) (set by David Newell Smith)
Jones, Alan (set by Tony McGrath)
Jones, Aubrey (including set by Neil Libbert)
Box 5:
Jones, Aubrey (continued)
Jones, Bill
Jones, Colin (staff)
Jones, David
Jones, Daryl
Jones, Gareth
Jones, Griff Rhys
Jones, Sir Henry (set by David Newell Smith)
Jones, Jack (including sets by Colin Jones and David Newell Smith)
Jones, JE
Jones, Joey & Wally
Jones, Len
Jones, Liz
Jones, Mark Cornwall
Jones, Mary
Jones, Maurin
Jones, Mervyn
Jones, Michael
Jones, Nancy
Jones, Naomi
Jones, RT
Jones, Richard (set by Neil Libbert)
Jones, Tom & Trevor (Severnside Foods Ltd.)
Jones, Tristan
Jones, Dr Vicky Clement
Jonic, Bettina (set by Neil Libbert)
Joplin, Harold
Jopling, Michael
Jordan, King Hussein (set by Neil Libbert)
Jordan, Bill
Joseph of Joseph's, Sloane Street
Joseph, Adrian
Joseph, Sir Keith (including set by Neil Libbert)
Box 6:
Jordan, Joe
Jordan, Princess Muna of
Joseph, Sir Keith (continued)
Joseph, Maxwell (including set by David Newell Smith)
Josipovici, Gabriel
Jowitt, Harold (set by Neil Libbert)
Joxe, Louis
Joyce, Mr
Joyce, James
Juantorena
Judge, Paul
Jugunath, Aneeron
Juliana, Queen (set by David Newell Smith)
Jull, Philip (set by David Newell Smith)
July, Serge
Creator: The Observer Limited; Picture Desk; Observer Picture Library
Files of prints of the following individuals:
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Jaafreh, Hanan
Jaber, Hala
Jack, Ian (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jack, Michael
Jacko (Sets by Neil Libbert and Don McPhee)
Jacks, Digby
Jackson, Betty
Jackson, Dominique (Staff)
Jackson, Sir Geoffrey and Lady
Jackson, Glenda (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jackson, Grodon
Jackson, Harry (Staff)*
Jackson, Senator Henry
Jackson, Isiah
Jackson, Jesse
Jackson, Joe (Portrait by Sue Adler)
Jackson, Mahalia (Set by Jane Bown)
Jackson, Michael (Singer)
Jackson, Michael (BBC)
Jackson, Milt
Jackson, Paul
Jackson, Philip
Jackson, Robert
Jackson, Rosie
Jackson, Samuel L
Jackson, Tom (Including sets by Jane Bown and John Hodder)
Jacob, Judith
Jacobi, Derek
Jacobs, Sir Ian (Set by Jane Bown)
Jacobs, Mr L
Jacobsen, Dan (Sets by Michael Peto, Tony McGrath and Allan Titmuss)
Jacobsen, Quentin
Jacobson, Bernard
Jacobson, Howard
Jacoby, Ingrid
Jacques, Faith
Jacques, Martin
Jacques, Jean (Set by Jane Bown)
Jaffa, Max
Box 2:
Jaffe, Rhona
Jaffrey, Madhur (Sets by Sue Adler, Peter Johns and E Hamilton West)
Jagan, Dr Cheddi
Jagger, Bianca (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jagger, Jade
Jagger, Mick (Including sets by Jane Bown, Anthony Vincent, Eamonn McCabe, Peter Johns, David Bailey, Brian Aris, David Newell Smith)
Jaggi, Maya (Staff)
Jaipur, Royal Family (Sets by Jane Bown and agency images)
Jakes, Martin (Set by Jane Bown)
Jakobovits, Lord
Jamal, Hakim
Jamal, Mahmood,
Jamba, Sousa (Including set by Jane Bown)
James, Alby
James, Clive (Including sets by Jane Bown and Eamonn McCabe)
James, Dick
James, Geraldine (Sets by Jane Bown and Kenneth Saunders)
James, Jimmy
James, Oscar
James, P D (Including set by Jane Bown)
James, Peter
James, Polly
James, Sally (Staff)
James, Sid
James, Susan
James-Moore, Jonathan
Jameson, Derek (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jameson, Louis
Jamieson, Storm (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jamieson, Nigel
Jankel, Bob (Set by Jane Bown)
Janner, Lord Greville (Including set by Peter Johns)
Janovitz, Tama
Janson, Hank
Jansons, Mariss
Januszczak, Waldemar
Japan, Royal Family (Including sets by Tony McGrath and agency images)
Japan, Emperor Akihito of
Japan, Emperor Hirohito, of
Japrisot, Sebastien
Box 3:
Jara, Victor and Joan
Jardin, Jorge
Jardine, Prof Lisa
Jarman, Derek
Jarmusch, Jim
Jaroszewicz, Piotr
Jarpa, Onofre
Jarratt, Sir Alex (Sets by Eamonn McCabe, Peter Johns and Kenneth Saunders)
Jarre, Jean Michel
Jarreau, Al
Jarrett, Keith
Jarrett, Vernon
Jarring, Gunnar (By Karsh)
Jaruzelski, Gen' Wojciech
Jarvis, Fred (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jason, David
Jaspan, Andrew (Former Editor of Observer)
Jasper, Lee
Jatoi, Mustapha
Jawara, Sir Dawda
Jay, Baroness, Margaret
Jay, Lord Douglas (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jay, Norman
Jay, Mrs Peggy
Jay, Peter (Sets by Eamonn McCabe and Neil Libbert)
Jayawardene, Pres' J R
Jean, Vadim
Jebb, Lord & Lady Gladwyn (Including sets by Jane Bown, Jack Nisberg and 1 x Karsh)
Jefferies, David (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jefferies, Stephen
Jeffers, Susan
Jefferson, George
Jeffes, Simon
Jefford, Barbara
Jeffries, Lionel
Jefferies, Neil
Jegede, Tunde
Jeger, Mrs Lena
Jelinek, Elfriede
Jellicoe, Earl
Jenden, Penny (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkin, Guy
Jenkin, Patrick
Jenkins, Amy (Including set by Eamonn McCabe)
Jenkins, Brian
Jenkins, Clive (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, David (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, Ffion
Jenkins, Glen
Box 4:
Jenkins, Graeme
Jenkins, Hugh (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, Lord Hugh (Including set by Philip Jones Griffiths)
Jenkins, Dame Jennifer (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jenkins, Rev' Lloyd
Jenking, Peter (Guardian staff)
Jenkins, Roy (Liberal)
Jenkins, Roy (Labour MP) (Including set by Jane Bown and David Bailey original print)
Jenkin, Simon
Jenkins, Tim
Jenkins, Tom (Staff - sports photographer)
Jenna, Mohamed and Daughter (Set by Jane Bown)
Jennings, Alex
Jennings, Andrew
Jennings, Ann (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jennings, Charles (Observer staff)
Jennings, Paul (Staff)
Jensen, Jesper
Jessel, Carmilla
Jessel, David
Jessel, Oliver
Jessup, Leslie (Staff)
Jesus and Mary Chain
Jeuda, Miss Diane
Jeunet, John-Pierre
Jewel, Jimmy
Jewison, Norman
Jhabvala, Ruth, Prawer (Sets by Jane Bown, Nobby Clark and Kenneth Saunders)
Jia, Li
Jimenez, Roger
Jimeoin
Jiricna, Eva
Joannou, Ulrike
Job, Peter
Jobbins, Bob
Jobe, Tom
Jobey, Liz (Staff)
Jobs, Steve (only two agency prints)
Jobson, Richard
Jodorowsky, Alexandro
Joel, Billy
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Joffe, Roland
Johanson, Dr Don
John, Dr
John, Brynmor
John, Elton (Including sets by John Reardon, Henrietta Butler, David Silitoe, Allan Titmuss, E H West and agency)
John, Guss
John, Rebecca (Set by sue Adler)
John, Dr Richard (Set by Jane Bown)
Jones, Glynis (Including set by Jane Bown)
Johns, Jasper
Johns, Paul
Johns, Peter (Staff-Photographer)
Johns, Stratford (2 x Karsh)
Johnson, Amy
Johnson, Andrew (Set by John Hodder)
Johnson, Angela (Staff)
Johnson, Anne (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Anthony R
Johnson, Ben (By Eric Wadsworth)
Johnson, Ben and Shelia
Johnson, Boris (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Catherine
Johnson, Celia (Including 1 x Angus McBean)
Johnson, Graham
Johnson, Holly
Johnson, Isobel
Johnson, Jilly (Including set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Joyce
Johnson, Kyle
Johnson, Linton Kwesi
Johnson, (Including set by Jane Bown, Gerry Graham, Neil Libbert and agency - including image by Charles Harbutt (Magnum))
Johnson, Marigold (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Matt
Johnson, Michael
Johnson, Nick
Johnson, Noel
Johnson, Paul
Johnson, Paul (Staff)
Johnson, Philip
Johnson, R W
Johnson, Rafer
Johnson, Richard (Set by Nobby Clark)
Johnson, Richard
Johnson, Samuel (Images of his house not portrait)
Johnson, Samuel C
Johnson, Stowers (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnson, Sue
Johnson, Susan
Johnson, Terry
Johnson, Walter
Johnson, Wilco (Image by Allan Ballard)
Johnson-Smith, Geoffrey
Johnston, Lucy (Observer staff)
Johnston, Rev Niall
Johnston, Pauline (Set by Jane Bown)
Johnston, Russell
Johnstone, Janet
Johnstone, Jennifer
Jon
Jonas, George
Jonathan, Cheif
Jones, Aled (Including set by Eamonn McCabe)
Jones, Allan
Jones, Angharad
Jones, Arthur
Jones, Aubrey (Including sets by Jane Bown, Don McCullin and Chris Smith)
Jones, Barry
Jones, Bill T
Jones, Brian (Staff)
Jones, Bryn
Jones, Chuck
Jones, Cliff (Staff)
Jones, David (Staff)
Jones, David
Jones, David (Including set by Sally Soames)
Jones, Dennis
Jones, Dylan
Jones, Elvin
Jones, Lord Elwyn (Including sets by Jane Bown, Neil Libbert, Bryn Campbell, David Sim and Ed Lacy)
Box 6:
Jones, Dr Ernest (Set by Jane Bown)
Jones, Freddie
Jones, Gemma
Jones, Dr Gwyn
Jones, Gwyneth
Jones, Gwynoro
Jones, Harold
Jones, Jack (Including sets by Jane Bown, Don McPhee, Chris, Smith, Colin Jones, David Newell Smith, Neil Libbert, Tony McGrath, Peter Johns and Kenneth Saunders)
Jones, James Earl (Including sets by Jane Bown and Nobby Clark)
Jones, Janie
Jones, Johnathan
Jones, Leroy
Jones, Lisa
Jones, Lynne
Jones, Mared
Jones, Maurice
Jones, Mervyn (Staff) (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jones, Nigel
Jones, Paul
Jones, Peter
Jones, Philip
Jones, Richard
Jones, Robert B
Jones, Salena (Set by Peter Johns)
Jones, Sharon
Jones, Stephen
Jones, Prof Steve (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jones, Terry (Including set by Jane Bown and Peter Johns)
Jones, Thom
Jones, Trevor
Jones, Tristan
Jonic, Bettina (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jonson, Bari
Jonsson, Ulrika
Joolz
Joplin, Janis (All agency - set by Daniel Kramer)
Jopling, Michael
Jordan
Jordan, Bill
Jordan, Colin (Sets by Eric Wadsworth and agency images)
Jordan, Fania
Jordan, June
Jordan, Mary (Set by Jane Bown)
Jordan, Neil
Jordan, Phill (Staff)
Jordan, Ronnie
Jordan, King Hussein (and family) of (Sets by Jane Bown, Eric Wadsworth and agency)
Jordan, Crown Prince Hassan
Jordan, Noor
Jordan, Queen Rania (Set by Jane Bown)
Jordan, Royalty (General) (Including set by Peter Johns)
Jordan, Stanley (Set by Allan Titmuss)
Jordan, Tony
Jordan, William
Jorgensen, Christine (Set by Peter Johns)
Joseph, Jenny
Joseph, Julian
Joseph, Sir Keith (Including sets by Jane Bown, David Newell Smith, Anthony Vincent, David Sim, Neil Libbert, Bryn Campbell, Colin Jones, Sue Adler, Don McPhee, Frank Martin and E Hamilton West)
Joseph, Lady Elaine (Set by Sue Adler)
Joseph, Maxwell (Including sets byu Jane Bown, Bryn Campbell and Tom Smith)
Josephs, Wilfred
Joshua, Ebenezer (Set by Peter Johns)
Josipovici, Gabriel
Box 7:
Jospin, Lioel
Joubin, Georges (By Peter Johns)
Jovovich, Milla
Jowell, Tessa (Including set by Jane Bown)*
Joyce, James
Joyce, James (Including set by Peter Johns)
Jucker, Ninetta (Staff)
Judah, Cynthia (Staff) (Set by Michael Peto)
Judah, Terry
Judd, Alan
Judd, Ashley
Judd, Frank (Including sets by Eamonn McCabe and Eric Wadsworth)
Judd, James
Judd, Judith (Observer staff)
Judge, Ian
Judge, Paul
Judge, Tony
Jugnauth, Anerwood (Set by Tony Prime)
Juka, John
Julian, Desmond
Julian, Isaac
Julius, Anthony
Julius, Rosamund
Jumblatt, Walid (Including set by Jane Bown)
Jung, Dr Carl (Including 3 x Karsh and 1 x Henri Cartier-Bresson)
Junor, Sir John (Sets by Jane Bown and Don McCullin)
Juppe, Alain
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