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Marking St Paul's anniversary in wren's Wiltshire birthplace ; In the Wiltshire village where Sir Christopher Wren was born, St Paul's Cathedral's 300th birthday was marked only by extra work for postmistress Janeen Evans.
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In the Wiltshire village where Sir Christopher Wren was born, St
Paul's Cathedral's 300th birthday was marked only by extra work for
postmistress Janeen Evans.
She spent the day dealing with hundreds of special edition St
Paul's stamp sets that collectors sent to be given a post mark.
"I did know it was the 300th anniversary, but only because I had
lots of people sending me mail," said Janeen.
"There was a special edition stamp collection a while back of St
Paul's Cathedral, and stamp collectors from all over the world sent
me their copies to be franked on that particular day.
"I suppose they ...
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Christopher Fry.(Christopher Fry, an English playwright)(Obituary)
Magazine article from: The Economist (US)
; Christopher Fry, England's last successful playwright...THE County Theatre in Bedford gave Christopher Fry his first taste of the stage...those were fine. What terrified young Christopher, so much that he could not bear to...
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Playwright Christopher Fry Dead at 97
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; ...2005 Dateline: LONDON Playwright Christopher Fry, a Christian humanist who helped...at the age of 97, his son said. Fry died on June 30 in the hospital in Chichester, southern England, Tam Fry said. The cause of death was not...
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Christopher Fry
Newspaper article from: Yorkshire Post
; Playwright PLAYWRIGHT Christopher Fry, who has died aged 97, wrote...not his real name. He was born Christopher Harris in December 1907, the son...family, Can You Find Me (1979), Christopher Fry referred to Raven Hall as a...
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Arts: The gent's still for quoting In his heyday, Christopher Fry was famous for his impenetrable verse dramas. Now, at 91, there's nothing he likes more than to spin a yarn.
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...glass fragments everywhere. "I have known Christopher since 1935," he tells me. "And, yes...No one has found the right plot." The Christopher in question is 91-year-old Christopher Fry, the playwright who was so famous for...
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Obituary: Christopher Fry.(Comment)
Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; ...cause of God by 2,000 years. But Christopher Fry was a profoundly religious man...the fire service by TS Eliot. Fry said that he had no head for heights...died in 1987. They had a son Christopher Fry, writer; born December 18...
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Christopher Fry; a dramatic reassessment of the Fry/Eliot era of British verse drama.(Brief article)(Book review)
Magazine article from: Reference & Research Book News
; 9781933146621 Christopher Fry; a dramatic reassessment of the Fry/Eliot era of British verse drama. Jessup, Frances...active stage director as well as a poet, contends that Fry (1907-2005) stands squarely in the mainstream of poetic...
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Remembering Christopher Fry
Newspaper article from: Intelligencer Journal Lancaster, PA
; Christopher Fry, 97, died recently, raising everywhere the question, "Who?" Fry was a busy figure in English theater from...anyway, just nodding as if they were. Fry was among the fairly small number of playwrights...
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Christopher Fry, writer of 'Lady's Not for Burning' OBITUARY
Newspaper article from: International Herald Tribune
; ...International Herald Tribune 07-06-2005 Christopher Fry, the British playwright who created...Chichester, England. He was 97. Fry will be remembered as the most gifted...Sussex. In the 1930s and 1940s, Fry and his wife, the former Phyllis...
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Playwright Christopher Fry dead at 97
News Wire article from: AP Worldstream
; ...2005 Dateline: LONDON Playwright Christopher Fry, a Christian humanist who helped...at the age of 97, his son said. Fry died on June 30 in the hospital in Chichester, southern England, Tam Fry said. The cause of death was not...
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THE 50 BEST LONDON BREAKFASTS Croissants to power you through a business meeting in the capital? Or a fry-up to fuel a day of sightseeing? Christopher Browne helps you make a good start
Newspaper article from: The Independent - London
; ...Oliver is one of its regulars. "The bacon doorstep sandwiches are excellent, the coffee is good, and the meat and vegetarian fry-ups suitably self-indulgent," says Jenni. You can also opt for porridge and a drink from the fresh juice bar. Where...
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