ALT Four vintage newspaper front pages are displayed against a background with text reading, "Welcome to the new The British Newspaper Archive." The newspapers include "The Northern Whig," "The Illustrated London News," and "Y Genedl Gymreig."

ALT Front page of Jackie, 27 October 1990. The magazine text is in green, and the photo shows a young woman with long curly hair holding a black cat.

ALT Front page of Jackie, 31 October 1992, with the magazine text in green and yellow with the headline 'Hallowe'en Queen.' A young woman with tight curly hair is shown on the cover, holding a dark gloved hand to her face. She wears pearl earrings.

ALT Front page of Jackie, 31 October 1981, with the magazine text in orange and yellow. Two young women, in white nightgowns, one holding a candle, descend a set of wooden stairs, looking afraid, their hair worn down around their shoulders.

ALT Black and white front page of The Sphere, with a large photograph of ongoing work at the telephone exchange, shwing three men, one high on a ladder, the other standing on the first rung of the ladder, and another kneeling down, with rows and rows of wires beside them.

ALT A vintage newspaper page featuring advertisements for Worcestershire Sauce with a large ornate illustration, Fry's Cocoa, Pears' Soap, and Littlebury's Printing and Stationery. The page includes intricate lettering and decorative borders. The date, November 19th, 1887, is displayed at the top.

ALT A newspaper clipping titled "A Fragment" contains a poem addressed to the editor of "Worcestershire Sauce." The poem humorously reflects on the experience of preparing sauce with various spices. The writer expresses initial doubt but eventually praises the sauce's taste and encourages the continued use of spices, suggesting that people enjoy its flavour. The author signs as "J. D.

ALT A black and white cartoon depicts two men. One is standing upright, wearing a coat and top hat, with a stern expression. The other, seated on the ground next to a wall, appears dishevelled and is holding a gardening tool. The caption reads: "WRONGFULLY ACCUSED. Indignant Master to his Gardener. 'Drunk again? I scolded you for being drunk last night, and here you are drunk again.' G. - 'No, Shir,—same drunk.'

ALT Black and white front page of the Sheffield Independent, with the central headline addressing the raid on a food train. Other headlines cover economy and luxury car models, with a photograph of a woman testing a car, the fusion of big industrial firms, a Dickens coach going to America, and the lack of movement in the 'coal war.'

ALT Sepia toned photograph of Eric Irons. The magistrate is shown wearing a suit and tie and looks directly at the camera.

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Daily Mirror, with various photographs of the Duke and Duchess of York visiting Ashford in Kent. From left clockwise: a figure bows to the Duchess of York, who wears a cloche hat and fur-edged coat, the Duke and Duchess stand on an engine, the Duchess chats with a crowd outside of hospital, and the Duke of York lays the foundation stone for a new hospital.

ALT A vintage illustrated newspaper cover titled "Worcestershire Sauce," featuring various advertisements. The design includes ornate typography and illustrations. Prominent ads for Fry's Cocoa and Pears' Soap are visible, along with a mention of Adelina Patti. A picturesque town with a church spire is depicted in the background.

ALT Front page of "Capital: The Indian Financial Review," dated March 12, 1937, featuring various advertisements and notices. Notable entities listed include Bank of Bengal, Manchester Assurance Co., and Standard Life Assurance Co. The page includes information on financial services, assurance companies, and package delivery.

ALT The image is a vintage newspaper page titled "The Midland Gazette and Monthly General Advertising Sheet" dated December 1, 1846. It features various advertisements, including Vicker's Curacao Punch, books, and paper hangings. The newspaper also lists commercial and domestic services available in Sutton-In-Ashfield and surrounding areas. The layout is text-heavy, with different fonts and sizes.

ALT Black and white front page of The Sketch, with a photograph of Yvonne Arnaud in 'And So To Bed.' She is shown in 17th century costume, with a short bob, holding a hand to her mouth as she yawns, her other hand resting on a candlestick beside her.

ALT Sepia toned photograph of Ruth Saxon, who is pictured sat in car, the car door open, looking at the camera. She wears a blonde wig, and wears a patterned dress and dark tights. She smiles at the camera.

ALT Black and white front page of the Daily Express with the main and central headline addressing the Imperial Conference, alongside headlines regarding Rudyard Kipling's new work, with a photograph of the author, a prophecy of prosperity by Lord Beaverbrook, a £1,000 church donation, America's welcome to Queen Marie and Lord Oxford's son being a film producer, with a photograph of the Hon. Anthony Asquith.

ALT Black and white photograph showing left, Guardsman Private James Slim, in uniform, beside his sergeant. They stand on bare ground, a tree and a fence visible in the background.

ALT Black and white front page of the Westminster Gazette with the main left headline addressing the political situation in Russia, with a photo of Lenin. Other headlines cover the use of the machine gun in American crime, the Imperial Conference with a photograph of Canadian Prime Minister Mr. Mackenzie King, obstacles to world trade, the 30 detectives for Queen Marie, with a photograph of the royal, and lighthouse heroine Miss Langton.

ALT Colour photograph of Cleo Laine from the TV Times, 21 February 1974. The singer wears a blue classic 1970s style, with long sleeves and buttons down the middle. Her hair is worn in an afro, and she wears an elaborate necklace of circles.

ALT Colour photograph of Cleo Laine from the TV Times, 5 November 1964. She wears a hot pink long-sleeved dress, her hair styled in a bob. The dress features cut outs at the neck.

ALT Black and white front page of the Daily Express with the main and central headlines addressing the visit of Queen Marie of Romania to the United States, with a photograph of a royal. There is a central photograph of former Guardsmen marching, as well as a photo of Anita Loos, whose play had just been banned, and Mrs. Nash, who had just married for the fifth time.

ALT Sepia toned page from the TV Times, 30 September 1960, with the heading 'Snarl? No, I purr - Says Shirley Bassey.' Beside a column of text on the left, on the right Dame Shirely is pictured in a close-fiitting sleeveless evening dress, her hair styled in a short bob.

ALT Sepia toned page from the TV Times, 17 January 1964, with a photograph of Shirley Bassey at a recording studio. Wearing a headband with her short bob, she stands at a music stand, singing, wearing a watch and a short-sleeved top.

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Illustrated London News showing the Deville Wood South African National Memorial. Taken from some distance away, the photo shows ruined tree stumps, the memorial in the background, the striking figure of a horse sat above the memorial's dome.

ALT An advertisement for a Welsh translation of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" titled "Aelwyd F'ewythr Robert" by Harriet Beecher Stowe. The text includes publication details and pricing information in Welsh.

ALT Sepia toned front page of the Daily Mirror with a series of photographs relating to the resignation of Lord Oxford. From top left clockwise: Lord and Lady Oxford with their daughter Princess Bibesco, a recent portrait of Lord Oxford, the Hon. Anthony Asquith, the 24-year-old younger son of Lord Oxford, and Lady Violet Bonham-Carter, elder daughter of Lord Oxford. with her young son Mark.