Musical ability was encouraged at MC. He delighted in their successes. Christopher French got through because father taught him an elementary poem du bist wie eine blume Christopher went on to be a very successful barrister and judge and it is interesting to see what the papers said in May 1993 under the headline Former Guards officer is in fine fettle to tackle Marathon caseas a person he is a very nice man. As in Bloomsbury or Pimlico, the dwellings were in rows entered directly from the street and every dwelling had its own open-to-the-sky external space; and as with a Georgian square, the 1.8-hectare (four-acre) park at the centre of the scheme constituted the picture in the frame, the landscape offset by the hard edge of the terraced housing. He was Director of a theatre company called Forkbeard Fantasy that was started by 2 University friends, Chris and Tim Britton. Prior to his return to Singapore in 1981, Shaw was also involved in film production, distribution and exhibition in Hong Kong under his uncle, Sir Run Run Shaw. Known as something of a daredevil on Fleet Street where he reported for The Times for two decades and for The Daily Express Hopkirk had spent his career chasing stories from Cuba to Beirut. Home; About; Program; FAQ; Registration; Sponsorship; Contact; Home; About; Program; FAQ; Registration; Sponsorship . Janet was appointed to teach Spanish at Marlborough College in 1968, at the same time as the first intake of Sixth form girls. Neil personified the Marlburian spirit with his simple charm of manner, fair-minded, intelligence and sense of humour. He was then posted to the Imperial Defence College as one of the instructing staff. Dressed in city attire, complete with bowler hat and umbrella, he would descend down the Commando Slide in dramatic fashion. They established a home in Bracondale, Norwich, where they hosted many guests and friendsincluding Rogers children and grandchildren from around the world. Funeral details are as follows:The funeral is at noon in Friday 28th Feb at Preshute Church followed by a wake at Marlborough Golf Club at 1pm.Martin Evans, former Club Secretary (2001-2013). He worked closely with the International Whaling Commission on conserving whaling stock and with the Soviet authorities on quota agreements in the 1960s. The landscapes he observed in Korea (and in Japan when on leave) were to prove a powerful influence on his painting in subsequent years.After national service Richard taught art at Saxmundham secondary school in Suffolk for nine years. We barristers can be a gossipy bunch, sometimes too eager to make a critical comment about another; my experience over Geoffreys 43 years in the law is that no one ever had an uncomplimentary thing to say about him.Geoffrey had his struggles. Unsurprisingly, he made a favourable impression with his knowledge, judgement and easy charm and got the job. He was probably never happier than when at a National Hunt meeting; Cheltenham of course was a special favourite. Richard explains, The Chairman of the local constituency party, appropriately, was Lionel 'Whiggy' Gough, the splendid, eccentric and leftish Head of English [at Marlborough College]. Who should manage their estates or, where possible, own them? He was on a plane from Beirut hi-jacked by Palestinian terrorists in 1974. After graduating, he worked for three years at Lyons Israel Ellis the pre-eminent training ground at the time in London for high-flying young architects and then for a short time for Middlesex county council, before setting up his own practice, which he combined with teaching in the UK (at the AA and Cambridge University) and the US (Cornell University). 21/02/2023. He then married Grete von Freiesleben the following year. After Marlborough, he went on to read philosophy at University College London. When he was interviewed by The Times in 2006 he had a copy of Buchans Greenmantle sticking out of his pocket and a mini radio set about his neck to keep up to date with the World Service. John retired in October 1970, returning home to Northern Ireland. He reflected on the deep- seated issues involved in The Politics of Poverty (1982).In 1980 he moved to Glasgow University to become professor of town and regional planning, having separated from his first wife, Jean (nee Kidger), the previous year. Sadly his last few years were marred by the onset and progress of Parkinsons Disease. These were the last days of the Soviet hawks. Following that he worked successively in finance for M&S, Dixons and Chase Manhattan Bank before arriving at Bass. A full obituary will appear in due course. It was seemingly only thanks to the efforts of the owner of the Express, Lord Beaverbrook, and his contacts in Mexico that his release was secured. Nott-Bower MC RE and Angela Nott-Bower, Roger was raised at Holyford Close, Colyford Devon by his grandmother Susan Lister Kaye and sundry governesses. A scholarship awarded pupil, he excelled in his studies at the College before entering a life of managed hedonism through his travelling and innate gregariousness! John was at Marlboroughfrom 1954 to 1958 at Littlefield and went on to read chemistry at Oxford and from thence to a brilliant careerwith Guinness and later with other beverage groups. He was a devoted and much loved teacher, obtaining excellent results with all his pupils. Whilst at Marlborough, he excelled in Boxing and was infamous for being picked up by his housemaster as he was hitchhiking back to school from Swindon where he had just caught a movie. He interested hi pupils with practical solutions. Well we all knew that of Geoffrey Mercer as soon as we met him, but how often over the last 3 months since he succumbed to his illness have we thought of that, said it to others and heard it from others as we have reflected on the many happy times that Geoffrey brought to our lives. Their B & B booking service was unrivalled and sadly discontinued when the County closed the TIC. Angus has had an abundance of singing and music, church life, country life, tending his garden, walking his dog, giving parties, helping people, and in later years having people help him with walking his dog, supporting him with the care of his beloved wife, helping him with appointments and lifts when needed, and a hundred other ways people helped him maintain his independence to the end. Click here to read the full obituary in The Independent. OM. Not only was he a qualified cordon bleu chef, and also achieved grade 8 piano. Father was not a figure I ever wanted to challenge but I really thought his main guru Swami Ghanananda was a saintly man. Marshall, known as Mom, and through him, he was drawn in particular to the French composers Debussy and Ravel. All his work showed the mark of a discriminating and scholarly mind with a real love of letters, an uncommon but unmistakable talent. Patrick's immense charm, strong negotiating skills and legal expertise (Patrick had practiced as a lawyer at Theodore Goddard prior to joining the family business) ultimately proved too powerful for the Union leaders, who ended the strike with minimum concessions.With the tagline of 'the station you can really call your own', Patrick became the founding chairman of Heart Peterborough Radio, formerly Hereward Radio, in 1980, and also a Director of Anglia Television, working alongside Dame Mary Archer. Tragically, Annabel herself was diagnosed with terminal mesothelioma just days after delivering a moving eulogy to Blossom in St Mary Abbotts Church, Kensington. HINSON NG (B1 1979-83), born 28th November 1965 in Penang, Malaysia, died in London 19th November 2017. You will need to be a subscriber to The Telegraph.A Memorial Service for James will be held in Winchester College Chapel on Saturday 24th June at 2.30pm. Batchelor, born in 1931 in Woking, grew up with his parents in Chennai, then Madras, India during the last years of British colonial rule. Before that he had won a Scholarship to Winchester College where he excelled in Mathematics, Classics and Cross-Country Running and Rowing amongst other sports. After school she went to University in Scotland, later studying Fine Arts at the Courtauld Institute in London. This is a decrease in all deaths compared with the week ending 10 February 2023 (Week 6), when the number of all-cause deaths registered was 12,672; COVID-19 accounted for 446 of these deaths (3.5%). Agnes' Dog - Died of old age off-screen. Juan Merodio Sin Categora old marlburian deaths. All seven Morley children survived the war and lived to old age. He learned Arabic initially whilst serving with Sultans Armed Forces and through his local military operations. Edmunds true love, however, was writing. Diana later became known as the queen of grotto restorers and makers, commissioned to such places as Hampton Court House, Richmonds shell pavilion at Goodwood House and the Bath House at Walton Hall. Peter Naylor (C2 1948-53) died peacefully in his sleep on 1 May 2012 after a long battle with cancer. Service of thanksgiving at St Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet Street, on Friday 17th February, at 11.30am, following private cremation. Hopkirks second wife was the journalist Joyce Hopkirk, which whom he had a daughter, Victoria, a landscape gardener. Eight enjoyable years at Marlborough involved teaching A Level History, and being form master to a junior form teaching History, Geography, English and Divinity, while also commanding the CCF from 1966, and coaching the 2nd XV, helping with Athletics, and being the last master in charge of Boxing.Keen for new challenges, he obtained a two-year leave of absence to take up a post at Cranbrook School in Sydney, Australia, little knowing that it would turn into a five-year stay from 1969-74. Born on 3 March 1916, Sir David Bate (PR 1929-34), CBE, KBE, Chief Judge, Benue and Plateau States, Nigeria, 1975-77, died on June 4, 2011, aged 95. For a generation of Londoners the name of Justin de Blank was synonymous with fine food. Discover more about the Old Marlburian Reading Prize, a longstanding part of the Shell academic calendar. Henry John Furniss Potter, always known as John, has died aged 93 on 17 February 2019 at the Somme Nursing Home in Belfast.He was born in Ilkley, Yorkshire, on 4 July 1925, following his father, uncles and older brother, David, into C1.Following Marlborough, John enlisted, aged 18, in the Royal Artillery in Belfast in 1943 on a University Short Course at Queens University, Belfast. One of the 749 Old Marlburians remembered in the Roll of Honour WWI Centenary Commemoration The First World War Archive 749 members of the Marlborough community - pupils, beaks and staff - lost their lives in the Great War, 1914-1918. Annabel Pauline Jekyll Freyberg was born on August 16 1961, at a time when her father, an officer in the Grenadier Guards, was on service abroad and her mother was living at Windsor Castle, where her father-in-law was then serving as Deputy Constable. H.M.S. After being neglected for many years, the grotto had become a store shed, but Diana was determined to restore it to its former purpose. Having served as a Captain during World War II, during which time he was awarded the Military Cross. At the same time, he became one of the Corps and Navys leading athletes competing in track and field, cross-country and pentathlon, and he was placed fourth in the Combined Services National Pentathlon Championships. Indeed Donald was known as one of the Seven Samurai of astrophysics, a group who postulated the existence of what is known as the Great Attractor, an apparent anomaly in intergalactic space. He was appointed an executive director of the newly merged Vosper Thornycroft warship-builder in 1967, worked in every part of the business - including the completion of the QE2 and repair of Oriana, and became creator of its Controls Division that had great success in the design and commissioning of machinery controls for warships for the Royal Navy and the navies of Brazil, Belgium, Spain, and Yugoslavia. They decided to descend to low level where, despite the intense anti-aircraft fire, the risk from falling bombs from the bombers above and the ground explosions, they identified their target and dropped their bomb accurately. He will be sadly missed. Edmund was born in July 1951 and brought up in London. During his retirement, he pursued his lifelong dedication to trout fishing on the rivers of Norfolk. Understated sometimes, wrongly under-valued, but conscientious to a fault. Old is a 2021 American thriller film written, directed, and co-produced by M. Night Shyamalan. She also became a qualified Life-Saving Teacher, enjoying success in National competitions in Life-Saving and Swimming and was coach to the club for 16 years. Despite having very different political views from some of his friends, there was never an acrimonious discussion. The image of Janet and Beverley rafting on an Amazonian tributary or sailing in the Galapagos is far from what we might expect, but I am assured that it happened. would come into mind to help deal with particular situations. There was Charles Kaiser, who jumped out in front of a retreating German brigade with his dog Lord saying I am a Breetish offizier and took the surrender of the entire brigade. "As a coach Marilyn's cheerfulness was consistent, and she achieved results through determination and firmness rather than through shouting. His father Archibald was descended from several generations of Fifeshire miners. I was in the top ten and Bruce shouted encouragement. He was then responsible for running down the Regiment, leaving a few weeks before its final disbandment, as he had obtained a Competitive Entry to the Army Staff College in Camberley, Surrey, attending the course in 1956. This involved John in much travelling, but brought contacts that enabled him to teach in two German schools at Salem and Birklehof. "Mid-Sized Sedan" - Stabbed to death by Dr. Charles. by Rachel Nania, AARP, Updated April 1, 2021. He was demobilised in 1946 with the rank of Captain. Look beyond Britain to the generality of urban problems across Europe.He became a member of the governments central housing advisory committee and joined the Milner Holland committee on housing in Greater London (1965). Malcolm was a renowned Director of Oxfam before moving on to be Director of the United Nations Association of Great Britainmore. He joined 1st Kings Dragoon Guards seeing action in the Western Desert, Italy, Greece and Syria and left the forces as a Major. Community He was also conductor and organist at St Michaels Church, Waikanae.He is survived by his three daughters from his first wife Sheila, who died in 1993, and his second wife, Jane.SourcesCreative New ZealandRadio New ZealandThe TelegraphWellington Scoop. In retirement in Reading, Berkshire, and subsequently at Huntly, Aberdeenshire, he recruited sapper veterans to attend the post-war annual reunions at sHertogenbosch. The couple later divorced.After a stint at ITN as a newscaster he joined The Daily Express, and was based in New York. Peter and my father had a pencil drawing of Hoenitz who at the material time was in bed with his girlfriend. However, Hopkirk was no armchair historian. They encountered each other again either in post wartime London or Liverpool. Dr Forshaw is survived by his wife, Muriel, who is now in a nursing home in Norwich and by his two sons, Paul and David. The granddaughter of General Lord Freyberg, VC, the postwar Governor-General of New Zealand and one of the most highly decorated soldiers in the British Army, Annabel combined huge moral courage and considerable intellectual gifts with a cheerful bohemianism and an enormous gift for friendship. In this last role she was tasked with producing an Appraisal system. Zoom guide. 19 September 2010 Richard Buchanan-Dunlop (C3 1932-38)) died peacefully in his sleep at his villa in Skiathos on 19 September 2010. He arranged for intellectuals to visit Britain, starting with a Polish group in 1989, and to meet M Ps to discuss how the British system worked in Parliament and in the constituencies. Just up his street.He was also a registered scrap dealer; probably the only person to have the two titles of Circuit Judge and registered scrap dealer simultaneously.He loved mid-Devon. Old Marlburians. His first job in 1953 was as a master of French studies at the Ashfold Preparatory School located in Handcross, Sussex, which was relocated to Dorton House in Buckinghamshire. He is survived by his wife Jacqueline and son James. In central Europe antagonism over the stationing of intermediate nuclear forces was building. He relished the many opportunities they gave him frequent trips to the theatre and cinema, country houses, the monthly Poetry Group, the nightly challenge of the Word Wheel in The Times; they welcomed his visitors, ran his busy diary and gave him unsurpassed care.He was deeply appreciative of the care taken of him. Tickets will be issued to help cater for numbers. He was always helpful with regards to teaching and very pragmatic with a dry sense of humour. I was used as a hare and from then on felt I could be part of the outfit. He treated his family, friends and even those who might have become his enemies with kindness and an open heart except on the croquet lawn, where he was a devious and ruthless opponent, hidden beneath the veneer of the perfect gentleman with a winning smile. He was also a generous benefactor to Marlborough College, his most recent gift supporting the restoration of the Memorial Hall.Sir Gerald is survived by his wife, Margaret his three children, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Every dwelling had a front door opening on to the street as well as its own open-to-the-sky private external space often, as at Winscombe Street, comprising a balcony (adult zone) overlooking a courtyard (childrens zone) as well as a communal garden beyond. Bruce introduced me to Africa, and to the joy of training under Mount Kenya. Riverford later became a beacon for the organic dairy, meat and vegetable movement, selling direct to customers, as his children developed various sustainable businesses on the farm. He dropped anchor at St Edwards, Oxford in 1952, and stayed there, in a variety of guises, for more than four decades. Crosswords were a lifelong habit, and he retained his prowess at them even after other functions of his brain were starting to show their age. Shortly after the birth of his younger brother, David, the family moved to South Lawn, Ston Easton in Somerset. However, the local villagers were not pleased and there was a rumpus. Those wishing to attend, please email Angela Leap to ensure there are sufficient Orders of Service and refreshments afterwards. Marlborough College, Bath Road, Marlborough, Wilts SN8 1PA. He began a new non-London life and in 1987 married Kay Carmichael, who gave him frank criticism and loving comradeship as he later put it. 30 Dec 1930 - 13 Dec 2011. Who else but the tenants, at least in a major way? That carries with it connotations of judgment that are always likely to cause alarm amongst colleagues. After leaving Marlborough College, he began a law degree at Kent University but left tojointhe Victoria and Albert Museum as an intern in 1969, which set him on his path as an expert in the field. He gained a Blue for cross-country running. He will be remembered for bringing people together. She became County President in 1990 and in 2004 proudly accepted the Dolly Rice Award. For a second time in his career he came under fire when the IRA mortared the camp.On his retirement from 3 UDR, John was appointed the Regimental Secretary for the UDR, based in Thiepval Barracks, Lisburn, which he did for seven years, finally retiring in January 1992. 19/01/2023. Former pupils, Old Marlburians. From when he was a boy, watching the fighters flying from RAF Duxford a few miles from his home, Bayon had wanted to be a pilot. He also volunteered for a time with the Territorial Army and was given a commission in the Intelligence Corps. After he joined the RAF in November 1941, however, his attempts to fly a Tiger Moth were unsuccessful and he was selected to be a navigator. From what I have heard of his parents, I think that they probably quietly approved of his initiative, if not of his choice of horses to back.After school he went travelling; he loved Turkey and the Middle East and travelled extensively though those areas. The former lord justice of appeal, Sir Henry Brooke, who has died following cardiac surgery aged 81, was a tireless campaigner for improving access to justice and transformed his retirement into an opportunity to speak out on legal causes.After stepping down from the bench in 2006 following a distinguished career, he achieved prominence as a passionate advocate for much-needed reform of the justice system: he served as vice-chair of the Labour party-supported Bach Commission on Access to Justice (2016-17), drafting significant sections of the resulting report that called for a legally enforceable right to justice and legal aid.Brookes post-judicial renown owed much to his enthusiastic adoption of digital technology.
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