David Astor was looking for a provocative contributor for The Observer and invited Orwell to write for him — the first article appearing in March 1942.

The book was reviewed on 14 March 1937 by Edward Shanks, for The Sunday Times, and by Hugh Massingham, for The Observer.

In the 19th century, it was a seat of the Burton family and was, up until March 2010, home to the Slough Observer newspaper.

* Sue Arnold, " The Lagoon Show ", The Observer, London, 17 March 2002

* Moving the Axum Obelisk, William Drenttel, Design Observer, March 10, 2005

* ' Hang it all ', article on contemporary curating and the rise of curating degrees, the Observer newspaper, Sunday 9 March 2003.

Oxford University historian, Albert Hourani, reviewing the book in the Observer ( March 3, 1985 ) stated:

Orwell left the Tribune staff in early 1945 to become a war correspondent for The Observer — he was replaced as literary editor by his friend Tosco Fyvel — but remained a regular contributor until March 1947.

In March 1998 the media company's board appointed Andrew Jaspan, then the publisher and managing director of The Big Issue and a former editor of Scotland on Sunday, The Scotsman and The Observer to examine the business case for launching a new Sunday title.

* An Observer Classic: 25 March 1934

*" You can call me AL ", The Observer, 25 March 2007

The East Belfast Observer first appeared on March 4, 2004, and after failing to increase circulation above 2000 copies per week, ceased publication following the edition published on Thursday, June 16, 2005.

* Lawyers Demand Capital Penalty for Al-Asadi and Observer Close – a Yemen Observer report, 8 March 2006

March 2012, in an interview with Dallas Observer writer Kelly Dearmore, Cody Canada revealed that the breakup of Cross Canadian Ragweed was based on more than just Ragsdale's need to be with his family.

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* Short story " Static " by Ken Grimwood, Bard Observer ( March 20, 1969 )

On 1 March 1929, the headquarters of the Royal Observer Corps ( ROC ) was established at Hillingdon House ; Air Commodore Edward Masterman was appointed as its first commandant.

The Observer Corps remained at RAF Uxbridge until 1 March 1936, when it transferred to RAF Bentley Priory.

On 21 March 2004, the British newspaper The Observer reported that television director Misha Williams, who had studied Fawcett's private papers, believed that Fawcett had not intended to return to Britain but rather meant to found a commune in the jungle based on theosophical principles and the worship of his son Jack.

" New evidence shows ' suicide ' student was beaten to death ", The Observer, 25 March 2007.

* Observer article March 2003

The Marine Aerial Navigator insignia is similar in appearance to the Naval Flight Officer insignia and is considered a " successor " to the Naval Aviation Observer ( Navigation ) insignia, issued between March 1945 and March 1947.

The writer's true identity was not revealed until 10 years ago, when, in an interview with John de St Jorre, a British journalist and some-time foreign correspondent of The Observer, an impeccably dressed 86-year-old intellectual called Dominique Aury acknowledged that the fantasies of castles, masks and debauchery were hers.

Nearby Llangennith Beach, with its soft sands, consistent beach break and great facilities, was listed as the best place to learn how to surf in Britain by The Observer ( 2006 ) and one of the 10 ' classic surfing beaches by The Guardian ( 2007 ).

Tom Chatfield, writing for The Observer, listed Guybrush as one of the 10 best video game characters, commenting that " Guybrush an unforgettable presence in countless nascent gaming lives, from his knobbly knees to his less-than-silky sword skills ".

* Her best friend talks to the Observer 10 years on

Observer, 10, 304 ( April 9, 1989 ), p. 48.

It was never disclosed to Western communist party members by their leaders, and most Western communists only became aware of the details of the text after the New York Times ( 5 June 1956 ) and The Observer ( 10 June 1956 ) published versions of the full text.

Maurice Richardson was pleased to see the return of Poirot to Christie's works when he reviewed the novel in the 10 January 1943 issue of The Observer.

The NME gave the album 8 / 10 and said: “ A soulful romantic album that sees Razorlight comfortably leap the ‘ difficult second album ’ trap ,” The Observer Music Monthly gave it 4 / 5 saying “ His band ’ s second album justifies the self-belief .” Q Magazine called it “ The best guitar album since Oasis ’ s ‘ Definitely Maybe ’.”

The Guardian / The Observer, Sunday 10 February 2002.

* The Observer Profile: Howard Brenton ( 10 / 2005 )

The most experienced civilian observer in the history of the MFO, Tony Puccini ( retired US Navy Commander ), with over 10 years and 10 months service to the MFO Civilian Observer Unit ( COU ) in the Sinai, was presented with the Director General's Award.

* How Freud got under our skin, review by Tim Adams in The Observer, 10 March 2002

In 2012, The Observer named Property as one of " The 10 best historical novels ".

* News & Observer: School strives to survive ( 2-year Louisburg College cuts budget, jobs, tries to adapt ), Feb. 10, 2008

A more modern but less-used alternative is the CIE 1964 10 ° Standard Observer, which is derived from the work of Stiles and Burch, and Speranskaya.

Moreover, in The Observer of March 10, 1946, Orwell wrote that “ fter the Moscow conference last December, Russia began to make a ‘ cold war ’ on Britain and the British Empire .”

Maurice Richardson of The Observer of November 10, 1963 concluded, " Not as zestful as usual.

* Arthur Gerrier, " Alexander Parris ' Portland Years, 1801-1809 ," Landmarks Observer ( Greater Portland Landmarks, Inc .), VIII, November – December 1981, pp. 10 – 11

* Blumenthal, Thomas Keller and Harold McGee ; The Observer, London, Sunday December 10, 2006