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Contains the following sets of negatives by Jane Bown relating to cemeteries:
Cemeteries - Camden & Islington - 1 June 1979 (2 sets)
Cemeteries - Highgate - 31 January 1980 (2 sets)
Nunhead Cemetery - London - 13 March 1970 (2 sets)
Cemeteries - Quaker Burial Ground, Barking, Essex - 26 October 1979
Cemeteries - Tombstone of Henry Joy Chiswick - 18 April 1964

An issue of the Guardian Weekly published on 6th May 1921 the day after the centenary of the establishment of the Guardian. As well as providing general news and reviews from that week the issue contains a 'Centenary Section' including: an article by Charles Prestwich Scott entitled 'A Hundred Years'; an article by William Haslam Mills entitled 'The Paper and its Readers: A Century of History'; messages from the King and world statesmen including Lloyd George; Winston Churchill; General Jan Christian Smuts; Giovanni Giolitti; Count Sforza and Raymond Poincare; American and Canadian press tributes and messages; an article by AN Monkhouse entitled 'The Appeal to Posterity'; an article by James Bone entitled 'The Manchester Guardian in the capital'; an article by Granville Bantock entitled 'Musical Manchester'; a section entitled 'The Book and the Play' by AN Monkhouse and Charles Edward Montague; reprints from the Manchester Guardian of advertisements from 1821-22; and reports of the speeches from the centenary dinner.

Written mostly in shorthand with some longhand, containing Clyde Sanger's notes reporting on Central and South America. Subjects covered include: politics and agricultural reform in Venezula; independence, the environment and indigenous peoples in Guyana; Brazil and the Organization of American States (OAS); the Panama Canal Zone; politics in Argentina; and industry and politics in Chile. CSA/1/4/4 also contains notes on the 1965 Canadian federal election.

Contains cuttings and typed drafts of Clyde's articles on central Africa, c1960s. Also includes clippings by other authors.

Maps, charts and illustrations, produced by Gemini News Service, relating to the Central African Republic.

Subjects include:
The Central African Empire

Donald Trelford's correspondence with various publishers and members of the central publishing committee.

Correspondents include: Rhona Drummond, Century Hutchinson, Sidgwick and Jackson, Hodder & Stoughton, Thorsons publishers, DH Allen.

Subjects covered: proposals for joint ventures, books and other publications, suggestions for books to be published or compiled by the Observer, tender for the right to become publishers for the Observer, meeting notes and agenda of the general publishing committee.

Also includes: Booklet entitled 'Observer - special reports published in world news January - July 1988.
Creator: The Observer Limited; Editor's Office; Donald Trelford