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Biographical Index Compiled by the Author For subject headings, see under the index entry for Churchill, Winston S. Aberconway, Baron: 1278 and Churchill's view offear, 638; and Adeney, Bernard: 1053 n. 2 the Rubber Restriction Scheme, 683; Adly Pasha: 724 n. I and the General Strike, 691, 692 n. I, 'Admiral Collard': the turkey cock, 1254 719; and Irish unemployment, 734, Ahmad Ziwar Pasha: 317 1390; and the Coal negotiations, 844; Ahmed Fuad Pasha: 318 and Trade Union legislation, 892 n. I; Aitken, Jane: dies, 1041 war service of, 947 n. I; and China, Alexander, Major A. C. B.: 182 949, 971; and Churchill's third Aley (the chauffeur): 144 budget, 983-4; and Palestine, 995; Alfonso XIII, King of Spain: 57 his Empire tour, 1030; and Churchill's Alington, Dr Cyril: 211, 1232-3, 1416- de-rating plans, 1215, 1219, 1243, 17 1266; finds Churchill in 'a naughty Alington, Mrs (Hester Margaret Lyttel­ mood', 1302; 'bubbling over with ton): 1232 excitement', 1302; and the proposed Allan, D. H.: and Churchill's de-rating Milk Tax, 1224-5; and Churchill's plans, 1149-50 fourth budget, 1274; and the proposed Allenby, Field-Marshal Viscount: in Zionist loan, 1304; and Tariffs, 1315 Egypt, 255, 256, 257, 275, 276-7, 390 n. I, 1333; describes Churchill at Altham, Captain Edward: 150-1 work, 1316-17; and the coming Amanullah Khan: loses his 'precarious General Election (of 1929), 1396; and throne', 1429 The World Crisis, 1418, 1434 n. I; and Amery, L. S.: 124, 125, 143 n. 3, 234, Churchill's political future, 1432-3, 239, 241- 2, 287-8, 289, 294-5, 31I, 1442-3, 1444-5, 1469; and Churohill's 315, 357, 370 n. I, 371, 397, 401, fifth budget, 1456 417 n. 1,430,431,432-3, 508, 1375; Anderson, Sir Alan: 540 and Iraq, 544 n. I, 545-6; and the Anderson, John (later Viscount Waver­ Iron industry, 556; and agricultural ley): his national insurance scheme, policy, 557; and the Loan Embargo, 263-4, 309, 314, 322, 401 , 408, 439, 564; and Empire Food Products, 461-2; and the Irish negotiations of 589-90; and the Irish negotiations of December 1925,603 n. 1,608 n. 1,612 December 1925, 615 n. I, 616-17; n. I; and the 1926 budget, 663; and and Middle East expenditure, 63 I ; Churchill's de-rating plans, 1253, 1257 BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX Annaly, 3rd Baron: dies, 9 Churchill's oil commISSIOn, 68-g; in Arnold (at Chartwell): 1055, 1063, 1082, opposition (1923-4), 75, 77, 90, 93, 1321, 1324-5 99-100, 106, 107; and Churchill's 'Artful Dodger': Churchill described as, return to Conservatism, 113-14, 114- 687 16, 118, 119, 120, 122-3, 132, 135, Arthur, Sir George: 32 136, 138-40, 143 n. 3, 147, 152, 156, Ashley, Colonel W. W. (later Baron 161, 163-6,168,170,177,180,229-30; Mount Temple): 1204 and Churchill's entry into his Cabinet, Asquith, H. H. (later Earl of Oxford and 230,234,235,237,241-2; and National Asquith): 25, 35, 38, 41, 44, 67, 87-8, Insurance, 261 n. I, 271-3, 278, 327, 89,91,92, 97-8, 99, 100, 104-5, 105, 381,461-2; and Tariffs, 288-g0, 293- 190, 199,204,218,224,236,371,561, 4, 325-7, 490-3, 495-6, 683, 13 15, 644, 843 n. I, 934-5, 971 n. I, 979, 1317, 1318-19, 1322; reports to King 1060, 1199 n. I; dies, 1208; mentioned, George V on Churchill's parliamentary 1233, 1236, 1392 speeches, 299, 310-1 I, 458, 472-3, Asquith, Margot (later Countess of 476-8, 47g--80, 480-2, 484-5, 487-8, Oxford and Asquith): 46-7, 935, 499, 525-6, 661-2, 686-7, 688-9, 701, 1434 n. I 717-18, 723-4, 735, 739-40, 741- 2, Asquith, Raymond: his death in action, 893, 984-6, 1026-7, 1272-3, 1463-4; 1208 and the Navy Estimates crisis (of Aston, Brigadier-General Sir G. G.: 886 1924-5),303-7,355, 357-8, 376, 379, Astor, J. J. (later Baron): ll2, 713, 714 488-g, 495,508-10,512,514-15,517, n. I, 1469 519-21,549-50; and subsequent Navy Astor, Viscountess (Nancy Astor): 962, Estimates, 10.28, 1044, 1045, 1062-3, 1210, 1269 II 06, I ll6, ll.24, ll82, ll98-g; and Astor, 2nd Viscount (Waldorf Astor) : 126 an 'absurd' situation, 380; and the Atholl, 8th Duke of: 206 Trade Union Political Levy, 409-ll, Atholl, Duchess of (Katharine Ramsay) : 424 n. 1,428; Churchill impressed by, 206, 207, 210, 502 424, 426; Beaverbrook angered by, Atkins, J. B.: 629-30 430; and Foreign Affairs, 430-2, 450; Attlee, Major Clement: 489 n. 2, 1431 and Churchill's first budget (of 1925), Auriol, Vincent: 928 469, 483; and Churchill's Unemploy­ Avory, Sir H. E. (Judge Avory) : 83 ment policy, 494-5; Churchill's general correspondence with, on Cabinet Bacon, Mayor of Mimizan: 105 matters, 432-3, 548-51, 566-7, 588; Bailey, Sir Abe: 9, 15 n. 2,768, 1054 and the Coal crisis of 1925-6, 521-2, Baker, John: Churchill apologizes to, 523, 524, 528-g, 530-1, 540-2, 676; 1023 and the General Strike, 691, 702, Baillie-Hamilton, C. W.: 769 708-g, 7II-12, 713, 715, 716-18, 721, Bakel!, Ray Stannard: 1403-4 736-7; and the Air Estimates, 547, Balaam: Lord Derby compared with, 65 I 550; and War Debts, 553; and the Baldwin, Stanley: 'hated here in France', Budget plans (for 1926), 557 n. I, 19 n. 2; returns 'empty handed' from 619-21, 663, 672-4, 679-80; and the America, 23; and Churchill's possible Irish negotiations (of 1925), 614,617; entry into the Government (May defends Churchill's views of Soviet 1923), 48; Churchill's interview with Russia, 62 I; allows Churchill a day's (August 1923), 54-5, 56; 'no genius', holiday, 642; his relations with 62; and the 1923 election, 66, 67; and Churchill commented on, 650-1; and BIOGRAPHICAL INDEX 1479 the role of Sir Warren Fisher, 690; Conservative election defeat (1929), and the coal negotiations (of 1926), 1473; and the resignation honours list, 728-g, 733-4, 743, 748, 75 1, 759, 761 , 1474-5 763-4, 766-8, 77 1-5, 784, 786, 792, Baldwin, Mrs: 1066 796, 807-8, 808-g, 810, 813-16, 818- Balfour, Alice: 204, 1248-g, 1255 20, 821-2, 829, 834, 836, 837--9, Balfour, 1st Earl: 62-4, 65, 79, 80, 85, 840-3, 845-6, 848--9, 852, 867-70 ; 113, 122-3, 124-5, 127, 138-40, 152, and the preparations for the budget 173, 176, 184, 185, 189; Churchill's OfI927.897-8,911-13,914-15,942-3, report on the political situation to 944, 952-3, 978, 983-4; and China, (I September 1924), 190-3; and 913, 914, 917-18, 932-4; and Female Ireland, 195; and Tariffs, 203, 564; Suffrage, 961, 963-5; and Liverpool and the fall of the first Labour Conservatism, 973-4; 'we have got Government, 203-4, 217-18, 222, 234; on better & better', 974; and and War Debts, 282, 283, 284, 292, Churchill's plan to abolish rates for 340, 341, 342, 377, 505, 507, 1339, industry, 1006--10, 1010, IOII, 1126, 1342 n. 3,1365,1466,1467; Churchill's II 29, II 38, 1149, II 68-72, II 73, 'love' for, 296; and foreign affairs, 394, II 75-6, I181, 1247, 1250-1, 1253, 396--7,412-13,417; ill, 641, 643, 644, 1257-8, I 25g-OO, 1263-6, 1284-5; 65 1, 1247, I 243--g, 1255, 1332; and and Churchill's political future, 1050; the General Strike, 691 n. I; praises and Cabinet plans. 1055, 1056--7, Churchill's work at the Treasury, 742; 1239-40; 'most friendly', 1056; 'much and British naval policy, 1033, 1063; under the influence of Churchill', and Churchill's de-rating plans, 1186, 1060; and Boothby, 1113; and 1274. 1276; and the proposed Zionist Churchill's Treasury responsibilities, Joan (of 1928), 1304 n. 3; and naval 1207; pleased when Churchill praised, disarmament, 14.02-4, 1408--9; attends 1243; and Churchill's growing popu­ the Cabinet, 1423; comments on The larity, 1278; and Churchill's in­ Aftermath, 1438-9 fluenza, 1287-6; and the budget Ball, Ernest: 1286 debates of 1928, 1292-3, 1298-Q; and Balsan, Consuelo: 107 n. 3, 110, 238-9, Churchill's plan for diagnosing the 423 n. I, 428-9, 640 n. 3, 641, 645, economic situation, 1308; his advice 824, 906, 908, 919, 1204, 1226, 1238 to Churchill, 1319, 1326--7; Chur­ n. I chill's report to, 1332-3; and Anglo­ Balsan, Colonel Jacques: 647, 12:16 American relations, 1352; 'green with Baring, Francis Anthony: 22 I envy', 1366; 'almost mute', 1370; Baring, Hugo: 220-1 leaves Churchill 'in chaIge', 1383; Baring, Maurice: 920 n. I 'you are still a child', 1385; 'greedy' Barker, George: 847 for The World Crisis proofs, 1411-12; Barnes, Dr E. W.: 1083 and an emergency Cabinet, 1421; and Barnes, John: quoted, 1044 n. I Churchill's political future, 1430, Barnes, Major-General Sir Reginald: 1433, 1440 n. I, 1442-3, 1444-5, 1452, 226 1461; Conservative faith is said to have Barrie, Sir James: 240-I 'evaporated', 1451; and ChUlchill's Barrymore, Ethel: 336 n. I election ideas, 1453-4; and financial Barrymore, John: 449 policy in Churchill's fifth budget, Barstow, Sir George: 70, 72-3, 241, 1455, 1458; describes Churchill's fifth 248-9; and the Navy Estimates of budget as 'brilliant', 1464; and the 1925, 266-7, 286 n.
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    Who, Where and When: The History & Constitution of the University of Glasgow Compiled by Michael Moss, Moira Rankin and Lesley Richmond © University of Glasgow, Michael Moss, Moira Rankin and Lesley Richmond, 2001 Published by University of Glasgow, G12 8QQ Typeset by Media Services, University of Glasgow Printed by 21 Colour, Queenslie Industrial Estate, Glasgow, G33 4DB CIP Data for this book is available from the British Library ISBN: 0 85261 734 8 All rights reserved. Contents Introduction 7 A Brief History 9 The University of Glasgow 9 Predecessor Institutions 12 Anderson’s College of Medicine 12 Glasgow Dental Hospital and School 13 Glasgow Veterinary College 13 Queen Margaret College 14 Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama 15 St Andrew’s College of Education 16 St Mungo’s College of Medicine 16 Trinity College 17 The Constitution 19 The Papal Bull 19 The Coat of Arms 22 Management 25 Chancellor 25 Rector 26 Principal and Vice-Chancellor 29 Vice-Principals 31 Dean of Faculties 32 University Court 34 Senatus Academicus 35 Management Group 37 General Council 38 Students’ Representative Council 40 Faculties 43 Arts 43 Biomedical and Life Sciences 44 Computing Science, Mathematics and Statistics 45 Divinity 45 Education 46 Engineering 47 Law and Financial Studies 48 Medicine 49 Physical Sciences 51 Science (1893-2000) 51 Social Sciences 52 Veterinary Medicine 53 History and Constitution Administration 55 Archive Services 55 Bedellus 57 Chaplaincies 58 Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery 60 Library 66 Registry 69 Affiliated Institutions