This was all pretty secretive and not something I ever ventured to discuss as I felt it out of bounds. "A welcoming, kind and generous man, Patrick's homes in Trumpington and also in the Caribbean island of St. Kitts, were always places of discussion and good humor. Created a leading European Public Affairs consultancy with offices in Brussels, Washington DC and London Senior Consultant, Europe GJW Apr 1987 - Jun 19903 years 3 months London, United Kingdom. He and his late wife Caroline were always enormously approachable and solved peoples problems very diligently. Europe was the focus of the working and personal life of my friend Philip Whyte (PR 1979-84), who has died of pancreatic cancer, aged 49. He was demobilized as Lt. He was quick witted, with a sharp enquiring mind, and an infectious laugh. After MC and Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was a scholar, Sir David was called to the Bar before the war. Richard was three times married and a devoted Father, Stepfather and Grandfather to all. Not only an accomplished athlete in his own right, Robert spent 50 years in various roles supporting athletics, most notably the British Amateur Athletic Board (BAAB) and the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF). He was appointed OBE in 1986 for services to the community. Tony Williamson (B2 1947-55), a former Lord Mayor of Oxford and prominent 'worker priest' has died aged 85. The following is a list of notable Old Marlburians, former pupils of Marlborough College, Wiltshire, England. Whenever I go to the track and look at the College middle distance records set during his time here, they are a magnificent testament to the generation of Marlburians whom Bruce inspired. During childhood, Batchelor used to play hockey along the balcony of his father's house in Binney Road. Conscription was with the Royal Navy, where he was posted to the public school slot of captain of the heads. His 40-year inseparably loving marriage to Elizabeth, in whose successful legal career up to the High Court bench he took immense pride, produced two wonderful daughters, Charlotte and Harriet. He was responsible for the administration in the Crown Courts here as well as having his every day duties in court. Somehow slotting in between these activities she enjoyed many years on holiday in Jersey, which started when Chippenham A.S.C. He moved to Auckland, New Zealand in 1958 to be a lecturer at Auckland University where he remained for 24 years taking the music department from strength to strength to become a centre of excellence. Garry Beazley (PR 1945-49) died March 2022. He was a recipient of the prestigious Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) in the UK, the IAAF awarded him with the Veteran Pin in 1989, with the IAAF Silver Order of Merit in 2001, and he was appointed as an IAAF Honorary Life Vice President in 2003. He joined the RAF in April 1944 and completed his training as a pilot in October 1945. Hervey was made OBE in 1970 for his command of the submarine HMS Warspite, in which, in 1968 and 1969, he and his crew obtained valuable and highly secret information.Taken from the obituary featured in The Scotsman. 18/01/2023. A year later he led the merger with Fester, Fothergill & Hartung that created Greig Fester. A man of unfailing charm, Eagles was also respected for his integrity, sharp wit and sense of humour. The prospects of continuing such work was limited, but as the second-most senior man in in one of Britain's most difficult missions, Brooke Turner gave the Ambassador unfailing support.In 1983 he at last obtained a mission of his own, as Ambassador to Finland. He remained a member of our Chambers throughout his time practicing as a barrister. While he and his men were on the objective, they came under heavy mortar fire and shelling for three hours. In 1996, he was made OBE. Another favourite occupation was to take the Marmite sandwiches provided for vol tea and mess around in the water meadows upstream beside the Kennett trying to work the derelict sluice gates and enjoying the unforgotten smell of mud and waterweed. His list of sporting activites was extensive to say the least.Jervois was one of the driving forces behind the creation of the Newton Abbot & District Recreational Trust in Marsh Road, which opened in 1971.The Trust was formed to provide a home for South Devon CC, Newton Abbot Spurs FC, squash and tennis clubs on the site of the Recreation Ground.South Devon had previously played on what is now Cricketfield Road car park next door, which had been acquired by Newton Abbot UDC under a compulsory purchase order.At the same time Jervois was involved in talks between the leading cricket clubs in Devon to start a county league, which was formed in 1972.He served the league as legal advisor and was competition president from 1989-2002Jervois was a man of many sporting interests, which include more than 30 years as secretary of Torbay Hockey Club, for whom he played and later umpired.He was legal advisor to and a vice-president of Newton Abbot RFC and played golf at Stover.Jervois arrived in Newton Abbot from a law firm in North Devon in April 1963 and stayed with the same practice through numerous name changes until his retirement in 1989.During his career in the law he was clerk to the Tax Commissioners appeal board and chairman of the supplementary benefits appeal panel.One of his last tasks with what was by the Woollcombe Beer Watts was to oversee the acquisition of the old Congregational Church in Queen Street, which the firm moved into in 1988.Jervois, who lived in Bovey Tracey with wife Pam, had been a member of the Rotary Club.David Reginald Warren Jervois was brought up in Surrey and completed his education at Marlborough College in Wiltshire. He was named after the Philps who were apparently philanthropists in the area. He had decided at an early age to practise medicine, like his parents and both his siblings. Father got his exercise as he swam the Rhine at Bonn and walked in the Black Forest. Initially educated by a governess, he attended Highfield boarding school and Marlborough College where he enjoyed sports before giving them up to help with farming for the war effort. He is survived by his mother, Peggy; wife, Linda and his three children, Markham (CO 1982-1987), Howard (CO 1988-1990) and Nicola. For the first 3 years he sat as a Judge in Bristol and then was transferred to Exeter; there are many here today from Bristol and I know that you regarded it as a huge loss when he left your courts to return to Exeter. Ernle Money (B2 1942-49), barrister and MP, with a lifelong passion for fine art died aged 82 on / He was a key figure in the campaign to save Titians Death of Actaeon for the nation. "Patrick achieved this on a bicycle and would frequently cycle up to a doorstep and lean over the handlebars to ask householders their voting intentions. The President, Steven Bishop, represented The Marlburian Club. He wrote a book on the history of whaling in which he expressed his passion for the industry citing countries who signed up to quotas but did not stick to them as the cause of its demise.The company stopped whaling in 1963 and, under his leadership, the company diversified into North Sea drilling, trawlers and refrigeration systems for food storage and delivery. He was probably never happier than when at a National Hunt meeting; Cheltenham of course was a special favourite. As president of the Law Society, Gaskell was credited with persuading the government to break the monopoly that the Bar held on advocacy and litigation in the higher courts by granting solicitors rights of audience in the Crown Court, High Court, Court of Appeal, Court of Session, Privy Council, and House of Lords. He wrote a dozen adventure books for boys and later became the writer and presenter of the weekly The World Around Us which gave television viewers the background to the news. He is survived by his wife Ruth, Professor of Chemistry in Cambridge, with whom he had two children. John Bateson (CR 1973-98) died suddenly on Tuesday 16th May. Closest to his heart, however, was his work supporting healthcare in Sierra Leone which he did as a founder member and trustee of The Kambia Appeal. Born into a century of change he was the ideal man - as a young teacher, headmaster and housemaster - to embrace the demands of new generations on old institutions with alacrity and glee. Looking back on her career here a colleague wrote When you consider how difficult things must have been for Janet in her early days one should recognise the immensity of her contributionJanets musical life did intersect with the College. One friend writes: We met first at Madingley, a course run by the Alberni quartet and, although we lived far apart, kept playing together, and going on courses, until last year. He was easy to work with for those who provided the standards he expected. Christmas at The Old Church with Michael Allen Harrison December 10 - 24, 2021 Event Website: Michael Allen Harrison Celebrate the Return of Michael Allen Harrison's "Christmas at The Old Church" Michael's Christmas at The Old Church is one of the most beloved traditions every holiday season. A former Queen's champion as a boy, Rob has coached no fewer than four world champions including the Old Marlburian pair of Guy Barker (B3 1988-93) and Ali Robinson (PR 1983-88), who are the only Public Schools winning pair in history to go on and win major championships together including the World Championship. In person Brown was always polite and courteous, with the apparel and demeanour of an artist; but it took only a few minutes of conversation for the penetrative power of his intellect to become apparent. Research & development, forest management, carbon offsetting, developing the medicinal values of trees and sustainable timber are all part of the African Forest business model. He was there from 1945-49, which of course included the famous winter of 1947. Venue: MARLBOROUGH COLLEGE. At 18 he joined the army as a junior officer in the Grenadiers, a life changing experience. Evelyn Ebsworth (B2 1946-51) was born in Richmond, Yorkshire on St Valentine's Day, 1933. Patrick Guy Houghton (C3 1960-64)MA MB BChir (Cantab. He was a devout Christian and lived a long and very happy life - he leaves behind a legacy that won't be forgotten. He ran free across the fields, fished and swam in Emborough Lake; cycled along numerous lanes and delighted in studying the birds and wildlife. When a half holiday marked the marriage of Princess Marina to the Duke of Kent, his future mother-in-law took him and his friend John Robinson, later Bishop of Woolwich to see Eddie Cantor in Roman Scandals (a breach of the college rules). Professor Fritz Ursell FRS, who died in May 2012 aged 89, came to England as a refugee from Nazi Germany and was educated at Clifton and, when war required him to be moved at least 50 miles from the coast, Marlborough for two terms. He led a very active and fulfilling life which involved many sporting and intellectual pastimes. Kara's Baby - Disintegrated due to lack of attention. Whether it is with the Hunt or in the courts you dont want to stand out for the wrong reasons unless you really are brilliant. While the other boys played sport on the rugby field, Neil would escape to his own world and visit the local signal box. A subsequent collaboration with James Morwood resulted in The Oxford Latin Course. Lubbock would ask his colleagues if they were descended from a saint. He was one of a group of eminent medical scientists who made pioneering advances in the field of tissue typing and organ transplants in the second half of the last century. Then on to other homes in mid-Devon where he and Jill created beautiful houses and gardens. My father John Philp Hodge was born on the 12th December 1925 at Newport Isle of Wight. They moved to Sheringham in North Norfolk. A friend of ours who didnt know Geoffrey served as a juror in a trial some years ago. He also worked on meteorological data and on an early computer, MOSAIC.After 9 years away from regimental duties, he spent 1953-1955 in the Canal Zone, in anti-aircraft. Flogging continued but father would have missed the pinko politics. douluo dalu 5 rebirth tang san; ellen degeneres husband peter; volusia county obituaries 2021; shannon weaver model; charles allen son of eugene allen The first time I was at Newbury with him I was there for 4 hours before I saw a horse and then it was on a TV screen hanging above the doubles bar, and the horse was racing at Warwick. An early familial connection with immunology was that his grandfather was deputy Director of the Indian Medical Service and had established the Pasteur Institute at Coonoor with a mandate to develop vaccines for rabies. The original can be seen on The Guardian website. Lastly, he was appointed to run, design and implement the examination of candidates for the Army Staff College under the Chief of General Staff. After the expedition he completed a PhD at Imperial College and went on to head the Engineering department for 30 years at the Commonwealth Develoment Department which saw him travelling the world solving all kinds of problems in all sorts of environments. Martin Hartley Guy Rogers (B1 1939-43) died on 28 December 2012, aged 87. In 1966, he was sent to the American Rock Island Arsenal to study project management (by then his son, Adam, was starting his own Gunner service and a fifteen year association with 94 Locating encountering many items of kit on which his father had worked).His next appointment was at RARDE, Fort Halstead, being the military presence in B Division (guns and ammunition) and C Division (guided weapons) having imaginative ideas and returning to war games. Christopher Martin-Jenkins (B3 1958-63), broadcaster and former cricket correspondent of The Times and Daily Telegraph, died on 1st January 2013 of cancer at the age of 67. Ever since I can recall i.e. His interests lay in vascular surgery, and he published over 130 works in the field.Mr Marston played an integral role in the Royal Society of Medicines academic programme, starting with his time as Honorary Secretary of the Surgery Section from 1971-73 and then its President from 1979-80.He went on to become the Royal Society of Medicines second ever Academic Dean, serving from 1995-1999. This was April 1946 nearly one year after the German surrender. Tim Osborn Jones (B1 1959-63) died Oct 2021. and used his scuba diving skills for underwater archaeology in Sicily.Ants business career progressed from a holiday job selling blankets in the Harrods Sale, via a graduate traineeship at Marks & Spencer to a Diploma in Business Administration at Manchester Business School. Cosgrove was born on October 9 1920 in North Vancouver, British Columbia, and educated at Marlborough before going up to Imperial College, London, to read Civil Engineering. "As a coach Marilyn's cheerfulness was consistent, and she achieved results through determination and firmness rather than through shouting. Son of the Rector of Birmingham,educated at The Downs School and Marlborough College,he served in the Lincolnshire Regiment andwas Education Officer in Palestinebefore going up to Jesus College, Cambridge in 1947. In the opinion of Steve Chapman, Professor of Chemistry in Edinburgh and Vice-Chancellor of Heriot-Watt University, Evelyn Ebsworth was one of the leading inorganic chemists of his generation. Following a successful career in business finance, most recently with Bass and Intercontinental Hotels, he served as a member of the Competition Commission and on the Determinations Panel of the Pensions Regulator. Whether they saw the talent in Martin and recommended him to Marlborough, or advised him to apply, I know not, but he arrived at M.C. We met again briefly in the Suez Canal Zone in 1954 where I was among the other ranks in a prestigious cavalry regiment and Jeremy was entertaining the soldiers on the airwaves. At the end of the war Angus considered staying with the Army in the War Office but decided to leave and pursue a career in singing. OMs present were Col Hunt, Dr Ward and Major Wylie. He and his wife, Stella (ne Portas), whopre-deceased him (7 September 2005),moved to Salisburyfrom Doncaster in1981, the year of his retirement. The snobs in the 1950s terrified me because unlike my father I stood out. After completing his training at the Middlesex Hospital, London, he took up a post in 1958 as consultant surgeon at Cheltenham General Hospital. When a trust was set up to improve Edinburghs Greyfriars Kirkyard he served as secretary for 20 years, designing bronze plaques to illustrate the story of the Covenanters Prison and the purpose of the mortsafes, constructed to foil bodysnatchers. Old Marlburians. But the Seconds have a demanding role. Bored, he was accepted by PA Management Consultants, where he was put in charge of integrating two large London printing works on his first day. In 1928, his father took a parish at Escot in East Devon and John was sent to Cheam, and from there to Marlborough College in 1932 on a scholarship, becoming Head of C2 and excelling in Classics and sports, especially Rugby and Athletics. A move to the War Office as Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General was followed, in 1961, by command of 45th Field Regiment RA. He left a wife, Jeannette, and two grown-up children, Kat and Nick. Ant was a distance walker of ambition and achievement; having completed the South Downs Way, he learned that my wife and I were proposing a long walk across northern Spain. what to do with snake holes in yard. from 1950 onwards he had a shrine in the house where he would meditate twice a day with incense, josticks and photographs of various Indian gurus like Swami Vivekananda. Educated at Marlborough College (1941-45), Magdalen College, Oxford (1945-48) and St. Thomass Hospital Medical School (1948-51), he led a distinguished medical career spanning decades.Undertaking his National Service with the Royal Army Medical Corps, Mr Marston went on to work as a Consultant Surgeon and Senior Lecturer at Middlesex Hospital, Royal Northern Hospital and later University College London. To me, he resembled the cartoon character in Roald Dahls the BFG. Once retired he was delighted to be made Honorary Secretary of The Yarmouth, Isle of Wight RNLI lifeboat which was another of his passions as a keen Sailor. Marlburian Artillery frame The price is for a single plastic sprue Supplied unpainted 7.50 . Euphoria has been evident among the cricket fraternity following England's recent triumph in the T20 World Cup in Australia, and Old Marlburian Sam Martin-Jenkins (LI 2017-22) has been close to the action. He was also principal private secretary to the Secretary of State for Scotland, Jack Maclay, and was involved in organising many Royal visits, for which he was made a CVO in 1964. By October, his guns were protecting the Canadian and US Armies around Louvain in Belgium. She lived in the White Lion in Corsham in her teens and was a 400m runner for the county and was also a fair table - tennis player. John, who was my uncle, communed with the sea as well as the land. However when the Marlborough Concert Orchestra was founded in 2006 Janet joined soon after its foundation. HUGH Playfair (CR 1960-68) was born in St Andrews, Fife, on 5 December 1935, and educated at Oundle, where his lifelong interest and career in history was first kindled, along with a fascination for church architecture. how long does air duster stay in your system . He continued for a few more years but although mentally alert he was interviewed for television about his wartime experiences just a few months before his death his mobility was severely impaired by myositis, a degenerative muscular condition which caused him to gradually lose control of his limbs.He is survived by his devoted wife Ann to whom he was married for 69 years, their four children, Jonathan, Charlotte, Catherine and Andrew, and six grandchildren. After leaving Marlborough, he enlisted in the Indian Army where he learnt to speak Urdu and Punjabi and to play the bagpipes! 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. He was a wonderful husband and father.He bore his illness with typical courage and humour. In semi-retirement the family moved to [], Ian was born in 1923 in Brasted, Kent, and grew up at Thatches, the thatched house built for his parents on nearby Brasted Chart by his maternal grandfather. Hugh Day (PR 1940-45) died on Saturday 14th January 2017 after a long battle with Parkinson's disease. Click here to read the full obituary in The Telegraph. He must have learnt to ride here as Peter was dead keen and his last words on earth were did I do a clear round when competing in some horse trials aged 58. Photograph: reprinted with permission from the Guardian, Professor J. Richard Batchelor (SU 1945-49), Michael Henry Astolf Topham Bayon (B2 1935-40), Professor John Leonard Cloudsley-Thompson (SU 1935-39), Alec Charles Hinchcliff Bond (B3 1954-57), Michael Birley (B1 1934-39, CR 1970-88, HM PR 1970-80), Diana Cook, wife of Raymond Cook (CR 1935-67), Manifesto: The Mad Farmer Liberation Front, Peter Godfrey: Father of New Zealand Choral Music. The only music I ever heard in the requests from mothers and girlfriends were Mr Sandman, bring me a dream and See the pyramids along the Nile/ but remember, darling, all the while/ you belong to me. He was sent back to Shrivenham to do the 4th Nuclear and Technology Course before taking command of 94 Locating Regiment, the successor of 1st Survey and it was a very happy return with some soldiers still there from wartime service with him. He restarted the Barmine project and worked on the FOIL free flight rocket programme.Retirement from the Army in 1970 gave him more time to be at home with Biddy in Wonersh but his energy and imagination led to the foundation of the Defence Manufacturers' Association and Ring Sights with Ray Budden. Robert Smith (B1 1943-48) died on Tuesday 11th February 2014 at the age of 84. The housemaster summoned him back but that was the end. He was the Materials Handling Officer on the British Railways Board from 1962 to 1976. Robin Brodhurst (PR 1965 70) Service of Thanksgiving, The Rev. An Oakville woman is facing charges in connection with the death of her two-year-old son, Halton police said Friday. Photograph: Stefi Orazi. His description of his journey home at the end of term was quite an adventure for a 13 year old boy on his own. His first posting, to North Africa as a tank commander with the Desert Rats at the age of 21, changed the course of his life. Martin quickly established himself as a thoughtful, innovative teacher of physics, and role model, always incredibly modest, and the most approachable of mentors; held in high esteem by students and colleague alike. Venue: WHITTON SPORTS AND FITNESS CENTRE Marlburian Pitch. Oxford and Cambridge dropped Latin as a compulsary entry qualification in 1960. He will be remembered for bringing people together. For those OMs who knew her, Robert Smith has added the brief address which he gave at her funeralmore. Tributes to Robert can be found on the British Athletics and European Athletics websites. Imogen Craddock (PR 1971-73) was born in Tabora, Tanzania (then Tanganyika), in 1955 where her father was a surgeon working for the British Government. Thanks to his ayah and other house servants he was bilingual in English and Hindustani but quickly forgot the latter after arriving in Britain in 1929. In October 1946, he joined the first technical staff course at the Military College of Science, Shrivenham, supplemented by practical training at Loughborough Technical College. They then moved to Kenya, where he taught at the Prince of Wales (later Nairobi) School for 13 years. In 2002, he was made an Honorary Fellow of the Singapore Academy of Medicine and in 2004 he was awarded Singapores Public Service Star for his numerous contributions. 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. Colin Cooke-Priest (LI 1952-57) Memorial Service Colin Cooke-Priest sadly died on 6 April 2020 at age 81. While personally under heavy enemy fire, he carried out reconnaissance missions to identify enemy positions which were hindering the advance. He attended Club Day 6th October, where he met up with old friends from his house and years including Tim Halton and Gale Coles and was also able to see his grandchildren, Catherine (NC) and James (B1) Barrows, who are attending Marlborough. He had a mobile phone and many of us had a number for it. He retired as Captain in 1954.In 1952 he married Pamela Painter (nee Rogers) and celebrated their Diamond Wedding anniversary in 2012. Such was his modesty about his own ability, he only applied to be a Judge when another prompted him to do so. Nevertheless, he was a highly respected advocate who tenaciously defended all manner of alleged criminals, ranging from petty offenders to jewellery thieves. In his retirement, he volunteered at the local hospice, among other things. 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. John was single and had no relatives: at his direction there is to be a private cremation. After leaving school, Jeremy, like the rest of our contemporaries, had a double extended gap year in the form of two years conscription for National Service. Despite the unrest, Sharman and Co continued to publish, print and distribute newspapers, tossing bundles of papers over the back wall to hidden vans and making their getaway while the Flying Pickets blocked the front gates. I remember the excitement in April 1960 when my parents returned to the Tirol for the first time for thirteen years and they heard Charles was in Innsbruck. To secure a council loan for the co-op, the houses had to meet local authority requirements; but the efficiency of Browns planning meant that he was able to deliver four bedrooms and two bathrooms within the space and cost limits that had been prescribed for a three-bedroom, one-bathroom unit. Balme, a master at Harrow for 33 years, with his colleague Mark Warman immediately published Aestimanda (Up for discussion), which took Greek and Latin extracts and presented them as subjects for literary debate, directly increasing the appreciation of classical literature within everyday classroom teaching. Old school friend, Richard Russell (B1 1941-48) recalled Denys Hodson, as a pupil, taking part in the mock election of 1945 as the Labour Party Candidate. Piers Rogers, father to Samuel (B1 1992-97) and Scarlett (NC 1993-98, and brother to Neil (B2 1963-66) died 3rd January 2023. The target was at the extreme range of the 5.5 guns and involved using Super Charge giving them a range of 18,000 years.Meanwhile, whilst John and his Troop were in Razmak, the 1st Indian Medium Regiment had moved to Bihar and the Troop followed, having handed-over its guns to a Pakistani Medium Artillery Troop. Eventually the rescue mission was cut short as the proximity of the Japanese forced them across the island to Padang, but not before they aided the evacuation of around 2,500. No Fugs (prefects) patrolled these corridors so we were safe. 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. He selected and trained the men as well as designing the spectacular assault course. A sculptor, painter, drama-director, musician, linguist and writer of verses, he is the subject of both a website and book, The Book of Bain: Verses, Orations and Essays, edited by Justin Wintle and published by Plumbago Books and Arts, London. Perhaps my books should be read as cautionary tales.Peter Hopkirk, author, was born on December 15, 1930. He was one of the few people to read the Riot Act which he did in 1953 at the Kano Riots. He had three children educated at Marlborough. Angus went to prep school in Peebles and then to Marlborough College in Wiltshire. He is survived by his wife Anna, who played a large part in school life, and their three children, Kate, Jamie and Toby. And the rest, as they say, is history. I have been walking around my lab all day as a hunchback and no-one has noticed, After his cricket team had fielded badly on a rough outfield Get down behind the ball you may lose a few teeth but youll have saved four runs.. He also inherited his parents passion for recording gravestone inscriptions and gave illustrated talks on Scottish tombstones, as a result of which he was elected an honorary vice-president of the Scottish Genealogy Society. For my part I had no natural discipline or acting abilities that have skipped a generation. As this happens let us hold in our memories all Janets qualities of intellect, musicality, humour and friendship and let us remember her as she was in the lovely photograph that graces the cover of the Order of Service. Whilst at school he was sporting as well as academically successful. James Richard Ledger Hill (C2 1945-49) died peacefully on 4th January 2023, aged 91. Just make your paragraphs twice as long. He was for six years the newspapers chief reporter before becoming a Middle and Far East expert. Diana first came to Marlborough College with her husband, Antony Reynell, as a master and head of classics.
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