The Independent (London, England) back issues from May 1999:
Property: Three To View - Historic Conversions
May 01, 1999;
Property: The Low-Down
May 01, 1999
Property: Hot Spot Bromley, South London - Where worlds collide
May 01, 1999;
Property: Home-buyers heed global warning Builders are increasingly making energy-saving measures a priority. By Mary Wilson
May 01, 1999;
Property: Stepping Stones - One Woman's Property Story
May 01, 1999;
Property: Thoroughly modern Moro An architect's house shows why buying Fifties property can be a good id ea.
May 01, 1999;
My Worst Car: Tycoon Ralph Gold's Austin 7
May 01, 1999;
Motoring: Make crooks take buses not cars The UK has the highest level of vehicle crime in Europe, but you can de feat the thief. By James Ruppert
May 01, 1999;
Motoring: Road Test: The fine art of the estate The new Saab 9-5 estate is not a driver's inspiration, but who cares?
May 01, 1999;
Motoring: Don't get bad, get even...
May 01, 1999;
A season for (house) lovers It pays to shop around for the best home bargains.
May 01, 1999;
Loose Change
May 01, 1999
Net prophets Investing in technology is a growth industry - but along with the rewar ds there are some big risks. By Rachel Fixsen
May 01, 1999;
Internet Investor
May 01, 1999;
Financial Makeover: In on the act NAME: KATE REYNOLDS AGE: 26 OCCUPATION: ACTRESS
May 01, 1999
It's still too soon to write off the remaining mutual societies complet ely
May 01, 1999;
Loose Change
May 01, 1999
Fraudsters' gain, our loss Why insurance fraud is not a victimless crime. By Paul Slade
May 01, 1999;
When it pays to travel War in Europe, the collapse of the Asian markets, the continuing streng th of the pound - smart travellers know that global events can result in holiday bargains . By Teresa Hunter
May 01, 1999;
Bargains of the Week: Deal of the week
May 01, 1999;
Bargains of the Week: Car of the week
May 01, 1999;
Bargains of the Week: Property of the week
May 01, 1999;
The horror of seeing my son being attacked in front of me Children aren't born violent but are changed by what they experience. What a pity adults don't learn the lesson
May 01, 1999;
Leading Article: Up, up and away
May 01, 1999
Leading Article: No artistic licence for tax avoidance
May 01, 1999
Leading Article: Twenty years on, the Iron Lady still divides the nati on
May 01, 1999
Letter: David Cronenberg movie
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Local radio
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Pensioner of 70
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Trains steam ahead
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Across the barricades
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Across the barricades
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Trawler safety
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Citizens of Europe
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Citizens of Europe
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Tories in turmoil
May 01, 1999;
Letter: Tories in turmoil
May 01, 1999;
City Allotments No 6
May 01, 1999
Hard. Honest. Beautiful Rugby league was forged on the anvil of Victorian snobbery. It grew ou t of social and regional division, and the certainty that Twickers is the home of treachery. It's Cup Final day, and what's changed? Everything and nowt, says Colin Welland
May 01, 1999;
Monitor: Quotes of the Week
May 01, 1999;
Monitor: London Bombings Reaction to the bombings of multi-ethnic markets in Brixton and Brick Lane
May 01, 1999;
Monitor: Miscellaneous Stories from around the world
May 01, 1999;
Monitor: Nato intervention in kosovo European comment on whether the strategy pursued by the Western allies over Kosovo will result in the safe return of the refugees
May 01, 1999;
Monitor: `Notting Hill' premiere Views on the sartorial choices of the actresses Liz Hurley and Julia R oberts
May 01, 1999;
Monitor: Conservatives in disarray: Do Tories stand for anything? Opinion as to whether the Tory party under William Hague can end its i nfighting and find a common purpose
May 01, 1999;
Monitor: The Murder Of Jill Dando Reflections on the widespread public grief following the killing of th e popular television presenter
May 01, 1999;
Brian Viner's Icons of the 20th Century: No 2: Charlie Chaplin, Comic
May 01, 1999;
Profile: George Lucas - The troubled emperor
May 01, 1999;
Give me a piccolo full of parsley any day People don't want boring things like flowerbeds or lawns; they want de cking, paving and focal planting
May 01, 1999;
Days Like These
May 01, 1999;
The Weasel An insatiable appetite for tulips leads to insights into how the other half live, and we learn the correct way to sit a gay couple at a dinner party
May 01, 1999
The Weekly Muse
May 01, 1999;
Witness Muslims In Britain: Exploding the stereotype
May 01, 1999;
My Week: Dougie Donnelly, Television Snooker Presenter
May 01, 1999;
Barometer
May 01, 1999
The Saturday Essay: Gavin Esler - A peculiar journey into the heart of my homeland When it suits us Scots, we are Rule Britannia British, but turn us the other way and we claim a different country
May 01, 1999;
Obituary: Jean Clark
May 01, 1999;
Obituary: Cyril Washbrook
May 01, 1999;
Obituary: Rory Calhoun
May 01, 1999;
The Week in Review
May 01, 1999;
Music: Rap and the world raps with you OK, the Beastie Boys have cleaned up their act. Got religion. Opened s hops. But they'll always be a punk band at heart. By Fiona Sturges
May 01, 1999;
The Week In Radio
May 01, 1999;
Comedy: In space, nobody can hear you laugh CHRIS BARRIE AND NORMAN LOVETT BECK THEATRE HAYES
May 01, 1999;
Arts: A delicate balance In the final part of our major series on the state of the arts in Scot land, Nadine Meisner looks at how Scottish Ballet has pulled back from the brink to enter into a partnership with Scottish Opera
May 01, 1999;
Classical: Hugs all round PUSHKIN MEMORIAL CONCERT/ROSTROPOVICH BARBICAN LONDON
May 01, 1999;